The DISPLAY process command is used to determine the operational status of the process subtasks.
Syntax
DISPLAY or D| Command Source | Syntax |
| Operator’s Console | F jobname,D |
| WTOR Reply | wtor#,D |
| Command Queue | D |
Example
Display the engine subtask status via a reply to an outstanding WTOR. Assume that the number of the outstanding WTOR is 55.
55,DISPLAY
Job log/console output:
R 11,SUPPRESSED
+SQD0302I: DISPLAY COMMAND ACCEPTED (WTOR)
+--------------------------------------------------
+ AGENTS : # NAME STATUS
+--------------------------------------------------
+SQD0308I: ENGINE 01 ENGINE1 ACTIVE
+SQD0308I: ENGINE 02 ENGINE2 NOT RUNNING
+SQD0308I: ENGINE 03 ENGINE3 ACTIVE
+--------------------------------------------------
@12 SQD0300I: TEST ENGINES READY The result of the DISPLAY command shows that engines 1 and 3 are active and engine 2 is not currently running.