Description:
TPX Operator Command Class Detail Panel Panelid - TEN0162 Command ===> Userid - ISPJ484 Termid - TZ8FT TPX Operator Command Class Table: TPXGROUP Date - 08/20/07 TPX Operator Command Class: P Time - 16:10:21 Y - ACTIVATE - Activate application N - QUIESCE - Quiesce applications Y - CANCEL - Cancel user/sessions N - RELOAD - Reload panels or tables Y - DISPLAY - Display Information Y - SEND - Send messages (all but memory) N - SPIN - Spinoff TPX Log Y - MODIFY - User ONLY N - TRACE - Trace on/off N - MODIFY - All operands Y - UNLOCK - Unlock terminals N - MEMORY - Display memory N - MEMORY - Update memory N - VTADD - Add virtual terminals
Solution:
Storage and memory are not the same things.
DISPLAY MEMORY (D MEM) can display memory within the region.
DISPLAY STORAGE (D STOR, D STORXA) can display information about the storage being used by CA-TPX. The product allocates storage from the following storage pools:
Access to Operator Display commands are all or nothing, except for MEM. Since you can display and modify memory (D MEM,ACT=actentry) which would effect how TPX runs and could cause an abend, TPX provides the additional level of control explicitly for D MEM commands.
Unless you restrict DISPLAY entirely (N - DISPLAY - Display Information), you can't stop someone from displaying STORAGE (which is NOT memory). You can stop them from displaying or modifying memory by setting the display and/or update memory option to N.
TPX Operator Command Class Detail Panel Panelid - TEN0162 Command ===> Userid - ISPJ999 Termid - TZ8FT9 TPX Operator Command Class Table: TPXGROUP Date - 08/20/07 TPX Operator Command Class: P Time - 16:10:21 Y - ACTIVATE - Activate application N - QUIESCE - Quiesce applications Y - CANCEL - Cancel user/sessions N - RELOAD - Reload panels or tables Y - DISPLAY - Display Information Y - SEND - Send messages (all but memory) N - SPIN - Spinoff TPX Log Y - MODIFY - User ONLY N - TRACE - Trace on/off N - MODIFY - All operands Y - UNLOCK - Unlock terminals N - MEMORY - Display memory N - MEMORY - Update memory N - VTADD - Add virtual terminals