Function ZA - Cumulative Fix Pack and Applymod Display (Administrator)

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# Function ZA - Cumulative Fix Pack and Applymod Display (Administrator)

This menu-driven function serves as a display utility for the Com-plete applymods that are in force for the current session.

If you select the function code ZA from the UUTIL main menu, the Applymod Display appears on your terminal screen:

    14:22:50        TID    12          COMPLETE          User SAG          17.07.09
                                                                               UZA1
                           ----    Applymod Display      ---

        Fc Function                               Fc Function
        -- --------------------                   -- --------------------
        AL Applymod List ......                   AU Used Applymods .....

        Select Function ..:

        From Applymod ....:   0
        To   Applymod ....:   0

        You are running Com-plete  661    Cumulative Fix   03
                        APS        331    Cumulative Fix   05
                        HTP        261    Cumulative Fix   03

                     on z/OS     01.10.00

    Enter-PF1---PF2---PF3---PF4---PF5---PF6---PF7---PF8---PF9---PF10--PF11--PF12---
                      End

Meaning of the functions:

Function | Meaning
--- | ---
AL | Displays a list of all available applymods
AU | Displays the applymods that are currently effective for the Com-plete session within the range specified in the From Applymod and To Applymod fields.

## AL - Display Applymod List

To display a list of all available applymods, select the AL function on the Zap and Applymod Display screen:

    16:06:55        TID    10          COMTEST2          User COK           07/07/05
                                --- Applymod Display ---                        UZA3
     S Nbr St Applymod Usage                                                   Mod
     - --- -- --------------------------------------------------------------- ---
         1    No page eject at start of a hardcopy                             Y
         2    Page eject after a hardcopy                                      Y
         3    Call ULSRPSFS for each internal COM-PLETE operation
         4    UEDIT does not delete SD file at termination                     Y
         5    Display date and time on the hello message                       Y
         6    Noncontrol users may issue operator commands                     Y
         7    Noncontrol terminals may issue TID functions                     Y
         8    Don"t clear unused parts of thread at PGM start and roll-in      Y
         9    Include unused parts of thread into thread dump                  Y
        10    UQ: Security by SAF classes JESJOBS and JESSPOOL                 Y
        11    ULOG: Display the Account field                                  Y
        12    UQ: Pass "//*UQ ..." card to UUQEX1, except "//*UQ ALLOW"        Y
        13    Mapping system rewrites map constant fields                      Y
        14    Priority messages can be sent from batch programs                Y
        15    No MSG/PO if it gets an I/O error                                Y
        16    UEDIT Submit default is NOSAVE                                   Y

     Enter-PF1---PF2---PF3---PF4---PF5---PF6---PF7---PF8---PF9---PF10--PF11--PF12---
                       End                     bwd   fwd                     Quit

Applymods currently set are indicated by "On" in the column headed "St". Dynamic applymods are indicated in this display "Y" in the column headed "M".

> Modifying Applymods (Control Users only)

>   Applymods that are defined as dynamic can be activated or deactivated from this list by entering "F" (Flip) for the applymod in the column headed "S".

>   Note
>   Applymod modifications are in effect system-wide during the current Com-plete session only. If you want the applymod to be effective for a longer period, use the APPLYMOD sysparm and restart Com-plete.

> Displaying Information on Applymods

>   For details on applymods, see Binary modifications (Applymods) in the Com-plete System Programming documentation.

## AU - Display Used Applymods

To display the applymods that are currently in force for the Com-plete session, select the AU function from the Zap and Applymod Display. The following screen is displayed:

    16:10:10        TID    10          COMTEST2          User COK          07/07/05
                               --- Applymod Display ---                        UZA3
     S Nbr St Applymod Usage                                                  Mod
     - --- -- --------------------------------------------------------------- ---
        29 On Screen format taken from VTAM bind area                          Y
        66 On Do not use Pf-key 1 to 6 for terminal paging                     Y
        77 On Don"t check user supplied addresses                              Y
        81 On Look for "local" profile (SDAM) data                             Y
        92 On When taking a dump, use the "SDUMP" function to produce it       Y
         0
         0
         0
         0
         0
         0
         0
         0
         0
         0
         0

     Enter-PF1---PF2---PF3---PF4---PF5---PF6---PF7---PF8---PF9---PF10--PF11--PF12---
                       End                           fwd                     Quit

The handling of used applymods is the same as for the applymod overview described above.

### On this page

- AL - Display Applymod List
- AU - Display Used Applymods