CL Command Reference - DSPPRB
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Description:
The Display Problem (DSPPRB) command allows you to display or print service information related to performing hardware or software maintenance. The service information, contained in the problem log entries, are shown on the DSPPRB display, printed with the job¡¯s output, or stored in a database file.
Examples:
Example 1: Displaying Today¡¯s Problem Log Entries
DSPPRB PERIOD((*AVAIL *CURRENT) (*AVAIL *CURRENT))
This command shows all problem log entries that were created today.
Example 2: Creating an Output File
DSPPRB OUTPUT(*OUTFILE) OUTFILE(*CURLIB/NEWFILE)
This command creates a member in the physical file NEWFILE in the current library which contains a record for each problem log entry in the problem log.
Example 3: Displaying a List of Hardware Problems
DSPPRB SEV(1 2) HARDWARE(9347 001 10-7523489)
This command shows a list containing problems with the hardware specified by the user. The user has specified that the command track medium-to-high levels of severity.
Example 4: Displaying a List of Problems That Have Been Opened
DSPPRB STATUS(*OPENED)
PERIOD((*AVAIL *CURRENT) (120000 *CURRENT))
LICPGM(5716SS1 03 00) PGM(QNOPGM)
This command shows a list containing problems that have been opened during the period starting at midnight and ending at noon on the current day, and have not yet been analyzed. This command also identifies the specified licensed program identifier and program name as the probable cause of the failure.
Example 5: Displaying a List of Machine-Detected Problems
DSPPRB RESOURCE(TAP01) MSGID(CPF6788)
This command shows a list containing machine-detected problems that were opened due to the message, CPF6788, having been sent to the system operator message queue. The list of problems includes user-detected problems. To get the user-detected problems, the user specified the resource name and message identifier by using the Analyze Problem (ANZPRB) command.
Example 6: Displaying a List of Reported Problems
DSPPRB SRVID(12345)
This command shows a list containing problems that have been reported to an IBM service support center and have 12345 as the service identifier.