LIST - control the runtime log

The LIST statement controls output of the positive and negative transfer messages as well as messages K305 and K306 for the number of pages used in the page pool.

LIST	[ ERRORS={ BOTH | SYSOUT1 | SYSLST1 | STDERR2 | STDOUT2 } ]  [ ,INFO={ SHORT | LONG | NO } ]  [ ,PROTOCOL={ BOTH | NO | SYSOUT1 | SYSLST1 | STDERR2 | STDOUT2 } ]

¹SYSLST and SYSOUT are only permitted on BS2000 systems.
²STDERR and STDOUT are only permitted on Unix, Linux and Windows systems

ERRORS=

Controls the output of negative transfer messages

    BOTH

Data is logged to SYSOUT and SYSLST (on BS2000 systems) or to stderr and stdout on Unix, Linux and Windows systems.

Default: BOTH

    SYSOUT

Data is logged to SYSOUT.

    SYSLST

Data is logged to SYSLST.

    STDOUT

Data is logged to stdout.

    STDERR

Data is logged to stderr.

INFO=

Controls the output of messages K305 and K306 for the number of pages used in the page pool of the new KDCFILE

    SHORT

At the end of the log for the successful transfer messages, K306 messages are used to output an overview of the number of pages used in the page pool. An overall view and a view with the number of pages used by each of the GSSB, QUEUE, LTERM, LPAP, TAC, USER, and ASYNVG object types (if they use pages in the page pool) are output.

In the page pool usage view the following are displayed for each type of object:

GSSB	Data of the GSSB storage area
QUEUE	Asynchronous messages of the temporary queue and the management information required for administration
LTERM	TLS blocks and asynchronous messages (including management information) of the LTERM
LPAP	TLS blocks and asynchronous messages (iincluding management information) of the LPAP or OSI-LPAP
TAC	Asynchronous messages (including management information) of the TAC
USER	ULS blocks, asynchronous messages (including management informationn) and dialog service information of the user, ULS blocks of the LSES or OSI-ASS.
ASYNVG	Service data (including any LSSBs that are present) of all the user’s open asynchronous services

Standard: SHORT

    LONG

In a K305 message, the page pool usage is also output for each object of this type after the last positive transfer message as long as at least one page pool page is used.

    NO

Messages K305 and K306 are deactivated.

PROTOCOL=

Controls the output of positive transfer messages and the messages for the page pool usage (see INFO).

    BOTH

Data is logged to SYSOUT and SYSLST (on BS2000 systems) or to stderr and stdout on Unix, Linux and Windows systems.

Default: BOTH

    NO

No positive transfer messages are output and no messages for the page pool usage.

    SYSOUT

Data is logged to SYSOUT.

    SYSLST

Data is logged to SYSLST.

    STDOUT

Data is logged to stdout.

    STDERR

Data is logged to stderr.