DSPUSRSPC DISPLAY USER SPACE TAASPCD |
The Display User Space command is a debugging aid that is useful when
working with the API functions that operate with user spaces or your
own application needs.
The command is also helpful when attempting to understand the makeup
of user spaces.
A typical command is entered as:
DSPUSRSPC USRSPC(QTEMP/SPACE1)
Each display shows 320 bytes. Rollup and rolldown are supported as
well as a start position and scan value. The maximum size User Space
is supported.
Use the offset plus the position within the data to determine the
byte location in the user space.
If the User Space contains a list (from a list type API), the F11 key
may be used to display information about the list. Entering a value
of *NXTENT into the scan value and using F16 to scan will position to
the next entry in the list.
Command parameters *CMD
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USRSPC The qualified name of the user space to be
displayed. The library defaults to *LIBL.
STRPOS The position in the user space to begin the display.
The default is 1. The value may also be entered on
the interactive display.
OUTPUT Whether to display or print the value. * is the
default which causes a display if the command is run
interactively.
*PRINT may be used to cause printed output.
Restrictions
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None.
Prerequisites
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The following TAA Tools must be on your system:
CVTDSPDTA Convert display data
CVTHEX Convert hex
SCNUSRSPC Scan user space
Implementation
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None, the tool is ready to use.
Objects used by the tool
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Object Type Attribute Src member Src file
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DSPUSRSPC *CMD TAASPCD QATTCMD
TAASPCDC *PGM CLP TAASPCDC QATTCL
TAASPCDD *FILE DSPF TAASPCDD QATTDDS
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Added to TAA Productivity tools April 1, 1995