User Information; Terminal Information; Language Information; Exec Information - IBM TSO/E REXX User Manual

TSO/E External Functions
proc = SYSVAR(sysproc)
The SYSVAR function can be used only in REXX execs that run in the TSO/E
address space.
Many of the SYSVAR arguments retrieve the same information as do CLIST control
variables. The following tables divide the argument values into categories pertaining
to user, terminal, language, exec, system, and console session information.

User Information

Terminal Information

Language Information

Exec Information

System Information

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Argument Value
SYSPREF
SYSPROC
SYSUID
Argument Value
SYSLTERM
SYSWTERM
Argument Value
SYSPLANG
SYSSLANG
SYSDTERM
SYSKTERM
Argument Value
SYSENV
SYSICMD
SYSISPF
SYSNEST
SYSPCMD
SYSSCMD
Argument Value
SYSCPU
Description
Prefix as defined in user profile
SYSPROC returns the current procedure name (either the
LOGON procedure name, the Started Task procedure name,
or 'INIT' for a batch job). For more information, see z/OS
TSO/E REXX Reference.
User ID of current session
Description
Number of lines available on screen
Width of screen
Description
Primary language for translated messages
Secondary language for translated messages
Whether DBCS is supported for this terminal
Whether Katakana is supported for this terminal
Description
Whether exec is running in foreground or background
Name by which exec was implicitly invoked
Whether ISPF is available for exec
Whether exec was invoked from another exec or CLIST.
Invocation could be implicit or explicit.
Name of most recently executed command
Name of most recently executed subcommand
Description
Number of CPU seconds used during session in the form:
seconds.hundredths of seconds