Description

The DISPLAY PROCESS CHAIN command displays the list of processes contained within the specified process chain.

Command Line Syntax

The following figure illustrates the command line syntax of the DISPLAY PROCESS CHAIN command, using the command line, long form of its configuration options.

-display process_chain

-chainid

chainid [

-logid

logid]

Note

If -logid is specified, instance information will be displayed for the process chain instance associated with the logid; that is, process instance data is returned for processes that have been started.
If -logid is not specified, the scheduled view of the process chain is returned (that is, no instance data).

Command Argument

The DISPLAY PROCESS CHAIN command can be expressed as either:

-D (Short form)
-display (Long form)

The DISPLAY PROCESS CHAIN command argument, process_chain, requests the display of the list of processes contained within the specified process chain.

Configuration Options

The following table describes all DISPLAY PROCESS CHAIN configuration options and provides the command line, long form of each option illustrated in the DISPLAY PROCESS CHAIN command line syntax, above.

Configuration
Option Name

Command Line
Long Form

Description

CHAIN_ID

-chain_id

ID of process chain to be displayed.

LOG_ID

-logid

Log ID for process instance data.

If left blank, the scheduled version of the process chain is displayed.
If specified, the instance data for the given process chain is displayed.

Output

stdout: List of process chain processes.
stderr: UNV messages.

Exit Codes

If logid is specified:

If no logid:0 on success.
Non-zero on error.

If logid is not specified, use exit code mappings:

'R' - Red: pcredec.
'G' - Green: pcgreenec.
'X' - Aborted: pcabortedec.
'A' - Active: pcactiveec.

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