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Display Control Parameters
Display control parameters control the actions of various GlancePlus
display screens.
The FILE DETAIL DISPLAY parameter determines whether the
display of files opened by a process on the PROCESS screen is
in detailed (one open file per line) or simple (four files per
line) format.
DEFAULT: DETAIL
GLANCNFG: FILEDISP SIMPLE or FILEDISP DETAIL
JCW: SETJCW GLANCEFILEDISP=0 (for detailed) or
SETJCW GLANCEFILEDISP=1 (for simple)
VALUES: FILEDISP=SIMPLE or FILEDISP=DETAIL
The PROCESS KEYS parameter determines whether or not the OPEN
FILES and PROCESS FAMILY commands show only one display on the
Process screen each time they are requested (on demand) or
toggle between no display and continuous display (continuous).
DEFAULT: DEMAND
GLANCNFG: PROCKEYS DEMAND or PROCKEYS CONTINUE
JCW: SETJCW GLANCEPROCKEYS=0 (for demand) or
SETJCW GLANCEPROCKEYS=1(for continue)
VALUES: PROCKEYS=CONTINUE or PROCKEYS=DEMAND
The CLEAR SCREEN parameter determines whether old display data
is always erased before a new display begins (CLEARSCREEN ON)
or whether some screens scroll previous process data down
allowing the current data to be compared against previous data.
DEFAULT: OFF
GLANCNFG: CLEARSCREEN ON or CLEARSCREEN OFF
JCW: SETJCW GLANCECLEARSCREEN=0 (for off) or
SETJCW GLANCECLEARSCREEN=1 (for on)
VALUES: (This parameter cannot be changed using the
VALUES command.
The DISPLAY CPU parameter determines what type of display is
used for the GLOBAL CPU bar at the top of each screen.
INTER-BATCH divides the CPU bar by the type of processes using
it (SYSTEM, INTERACTIVE, and BATCH), while QUEUE divides the
CPU bar based on the priority of the processes (A, B, C, D, E).
DEFAULT: INTER-BATCH
GLANCNFG: DISPLAY CPU=INTERBATCH or DISPLAY CPU=QUEUE
JCW: SETJCW GLANCEDISPCPU=0 (for inter-batch) or
SETJCW GLANCEDOSPCPU=1 (for queue)
VALUES: DISPCPU=INTER-BATCH or
DISPCPU=QUEUE
The DISPLAY MEMORY parameter determines what type of display is
used for the GLOBAL MEMORY bar at the top of each screen.
CONTENTS displays how much of main memory is occupied by
different types of objects. FAULTS shows the rate at which
different objects are being requested to be brought into main
memory (faulted into memory).
DEFAULT: CONTENTS
GLANCNFG: DISPLAY MEMORY=CONTENTS or
DISPLAY MEMORY=FAULTS
JCW: SETJCW GLANCEDISPMEM=0 (for contents) or
SETJCW GLANCEDISPMEM=1 (for faults)
VALUES: DISPMEMORY=CONTENTS or
DISPMEMORY=FAULTS