Hi
Is there a TSO command to display the system name?
thanks,
David
TSO CMD to display systemid
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Re: TSO CMD to display systemid
Assuming you mean LPAR identifier when you say "system name", I am not aware of any way to get that information via a TSO command. Console commands are usually used to retrieve this data.
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Re: TSO CMD to display systemid
We use SAREA to see all the Details of ISPF and session... I hope that is Rexx code to do that..
But you can try using SYSID from your ISPF screen , which will display your session name in the ISPF panel...
Similarly you can set PANELID , USERID ... and so on , on your ISPF SCreen .. Hope this is what you want...
But you can try using SYSID from your ISPF screen , which will display your session name in the ISPF panel...
Similarly you can set PANELID , USERID ... and so on , on your ISPF SCreen .. Hope this is what you want...
Re: TSO CMD to display systemid
I suggest that you read the REXX manual - TSO/E REXX Reference and look at MVSVAR & SYSVAR
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