SHOW-ASE-ELEMENT

Display ASE element

Component:	ASE
Functional area:	Error logging
Domain:	ERROR-LOGGING
Privileges:	TSOS

Function

The SHOW-ASE-ELEMENT command provides information on the properties of all ASE elements which are declared in the system. Specifying the element ID enables information to be displayed for a particular ASE element.

In addition to the declared properties, the element ID, the TSN of the task under which the declaration was made, the number of actions already performed and the date and time of the declaration are displayed.

Format

SHOW-ASE-ELEMENT                                                                                                                                

ELEMENT-ID = *ALL / <x-text 2..2>

Operands

ELEMENT-ID = *ALL / <x-text 2..2>
Specifies which ASE elements are to be displayed. The default *ALL causes all elements to be displayed. Specifying the element ID also enables the display of a particular element to be requested.

Return codes

(SC2)	SC1	Maincode	Meaning
	0	CMD0001	Command executed without errors
	1	ASE0010	Syntax error
	32	CMD0221	System error
	64	ASE0011	Semantic error

Output format

The information is displayed in a table. The output begins with a header line containing the names of the output columns. This is followed by a value line for each declared ASE element. If a range of message numbers, a list with multiple elements or elements that are to be excluded was specified when the SERSLOG events were selected, the value line is followed by one or more continuation lines.
When the value displayed in an output column comes from the declaration made with ADD-ASE-ELEMENT, the corresponding operand is enclosed in parentheses in the explanation. 

Sample output

ID OWNER RECTYPE  TH S(#, SLEEP  ) ACTION   DONE   CRE-DATE  CRE-TIME TASK
04 (OWN) (ALL)    __ Y(3,UNLIMIT ) LO       0003  2012-02-01 01:30:00 0015
01 0ABC  (ALL)    1F N             LO+CO   *1AFE  2012-02-01 01:30:00 ____
        \IDA
        \AUD0815
02 0ABC  IDA(ALL) 03 N             CO       0000  2012-02-01 01:30:00 ____
        \IDA0BAD
        \IDA0DUM
2A 0ABC  AUD(ALL) 01 N             CO       0000  2012-02-01 01:30:00 ____
22 0ABC  IDA0002- __ N             CO       0000  2012-02-01 01:30:00 ____
         IDA0006
        \IDA0004
3E 1TSN  AUD4711, __ Y(1,01:30:00) CO       0000  2012-02-01 01:30:00 ____
         IDA0911
3F 1TSN  IDA0911  __ Y(1,024hours) LO+CO+TS 0000  2012-02-01 01:30:00 ____

Explanation of the output columns

Output column	Meaning
ID	Identifier of the ASE elements which is specified uniquely when the declaration is made. Possible values: <x-text 2..2> or empty in the case of a continuation line
OWNER	TSN of the task which declared the ASE element. Possible values: <alphanum-name 4..4>, (OWN) for the user’s own task or empty in the case of a continuation line
RECTYPE	Monitored SERSLOG events (RECORD-ID operand). Possible values: (ALL) = All SERSLOG records are selected ccc(ALL) = All SERSLOG records of message class ccc are selected cccmmmm = The SERSLOG record with message number cccmmmm is selected cccmmmm, = First element of a list of message numbers (for further list elements see continuation line) cccmmmm- = Specifies a lower limit for the range (for the upper limit see continuation line) In event of output in continuation lines cccmmmm, = Another list element cccmmmm = Last list element or upper limit of range \cccmmmm = Excluded SERSLOG record \cccm(ALL) = Excluded message class
TH	Threshold value (hexadecimal value of the THRESHOLD operand). Possible values: <x-text 2..2> or “__” for *NONE
S(#, SLEEP)	Handling of duplicated SERSLOG events (SUPPRESS-DUPLICATES operand) Possible values: N when SUPPRESS-DUPLICATES=*NO Y(<integer 1..9>, <sleep>) when SUPPRESS-DUPLICATES=*YES, where the values of the AFTER and SLEEP-TIME operands are displayed in parentheses. The following values are possible for <sleep>: UNLIMIT, hh.mm.ss (when the time is specified) or nnn hours (when nnn hours is specified)
ACTION	Action which is to be executed when the defined event occurs (ACTION operand). Possible values: LO (internal logging), CO (console message) or TS (teleservice call); in a list the values are separated from each other by “+”
DONE	Number (hexadecimal display) of the actions executed. A leading asterisk indicates a counter overflow. Possible values: <x-text 4..4>
CRE-ATE	Date of the declaration in the format yyyy-mm-dd
CRE-IME	Time of the declaration in the format hh:mm:ss
TASK	TSN of the task which is monitored (TASK operand). Possible values: <alphanum-name 4..4> or “____” for all tasks

Table 93: Output columns of the SHOW-ASE-ELEMENT command