Displaying registered products

Use the DISPLAY PROD command to display information about products that have been registered or display the product enablement policy. You can also use the command to determine the state (enabled, disabled, not defined, or not found) that, according to the current policy, exists for a specific product or set of products.

When the system searches for any products you specify, it allows wildcard matching. OWNER, NAME, FEATURENAME, and ID can include wildcard characters (* and ?) that allow a single parameter to match many different actual conditions. For example, OWNER(AD?) matches owner names like AD1 or AD2 but not ADD1. OWNER(A*) matches A1 or AD1 or ADD1.

The complete syntax for the DISPLAY PROD command is:

D PROD
`D PROD,{REGISTERED\|REG\|STATE\|STATUS} [,OWNER(o)][,NAME(n)][,FEATURENAME(fn)][,ID(id)][,ALL][,L={a\|name\|name-a}]`

Note: This command requires a /* */ around comments. Refer to System command formats for further information.

PROD: Displays information about registered products or the product enablement policy.
REGISTERED|REG: Displays information about any matching products that have registered as running on the system.
STATE: Displays information about the enablement state, defined in the enablement policy, for any matching products.
STATUS: For the product entry that is the best match for the product you specify, displays information about the enablement policy entry that the system would use if the product attempted to register.
If you specify STATUS, the system does not use wildcard matching; the wildcard characters (* and ?) receive no special treatment.
OWNER(o): Specifies the owner for the products to be displayed. You can specify wildcard characters (* and ?). The default is OWNER(*), which matches all product owners unless you specified STATUS.
NAME(n): Specifies the name of the products to be displayed. You can specify wildcard characters (* and ?). The default is NAME(*), which matches all product names unless you specified STATUS.
FEATURENAME(fn): Specifies the feature name of the products to be displayed. You can specify wildcard characters (* and ?). The default is FEATURENAME(*), which matches all feature names unless you specified STATUS.
ID(i): Specifies the identifier for the products to be displayed. You can specify wildcard characters (* and ?). The default is ID(*), which matches all product identifiers unless you specified STATUS.
ALL: Specifies that all matching products, including those that registered with Ifaedreg_Type_NoReport, are to be displayed. Unless you specify ALL, products that registered with Ifaedreg_Type_NoReport are not displayed, even if they match the other criteria.
L=a, name, or name-a: Specifies the display area (a), console name (name), or both (name-a) where the display is to appear.

Example 1:

The command produces the output format shown in the following example:

D PROD,REG

IFA111I 11.15.28 PROD DISPLAY 358                                       
S OWNER            NAME             FEATURE          VERSION  ID        
E IBM CORP         z/OS             z/OS             **.**.** 5650-ZOS  
E IBM CORP         z/OS             DFSMSTVS         **.**.** 5650-ZOS  
E IBM CORP         z/OS             INFOPRINT SERVER **.**.** 5650-ZOS  
E IBM CORP         z/OS             JES2             **.**.** 5650-ZOS  
E IBM CORP         z/OS             RACF             **.**.** 5650-ZOS  
E IBM CORP         z/OS             RMF              **.**.** 5650-ZOS  
E IBM CORP         z/OS             Security Server  **.**.** 5650-ZOS  
E IBM CORP         z/OS             SDSF             **.**.** 5650-ZOS  
E IBM CORP         z/OS             TCP/IP BASE      **.**.** 5650-ZOS