Screen=screen-name

    Specifies the first screen to be displayed. This is particularly
    useful when you are using the Performance Monitor to
    interactively monitor stalled processes. For example, the
    following command automatically warns the system operator of
    excessive stalls:

    $ RMU/SHOW STATISTICS/ALARM=5/NOTIFY=OPER12/SCREEN="Stall Messages" -
    _$ MF_PERSONNEL

    The following list describes the syntax of the screen-name
    argument:

    o  You can use any unique portion of the desired screen name for
       the screen-name argument. For example, the following has the
       same results as the preceding example:

       $ RMU/SHOW STATISTICS/ALARM=5/NOTIFY=OPER12/SCREEN="Stall" -
       _$ MF_PERSONNEL.RDB

    o  Except with regards to case, whatever unique portion of the
       screen you supply must be an exact match to the equivalent
       portion of the actual screen name.

       For example Screen="Stall" is equivalent to Screen="STALL";
       however Screen="Stalled" is not.

    o  If the specified screen-name does not match any known screen
       name, the display starts with the Summary IO Statistics screen
       (the default first screen). No error message is produced.

    o  If the screen name contains spaces, enclose the screen-name in
       quotes.

    o  You can not specify the "by-lock" or "by-area" screens.

    If you specify the Nointeractive qualifier, the Screen qualifier
    is ignored.