DXR102I irlmx STATUS SUBSYSTEMS IDENTIFIED

This message is issued in response to the following commands:

F irlmproc,STATUS,ALLD
F irlmproc,STATUS,irlmx

where irlmx is the IRLMX + IRLMID fields as specified in the IRLMPROC whose status is requested.

The message variables are:

ssname

The eight-character name of the database subsystem.

zzz

One of the following:

UP

The database subsystem is active.

DOWN

The database subsystem failed.

UP-RO

The database subsystem is active and is currently identified to the IRLM as a read-only subsystem.

UP-NS

The database subsystem is active and is currently identified to the IRLM as a no-share subsystem.

CLEANUP

The IRLM drove the database subsystem STATUS exit, indicating a failure condition, and is waiting for that database subsystem to respond with a PURGE, indicating cleanup is complete.

SFAIL

The IRLM to which the database subsystem is identified was disconnected from the data sharing group. The modify locks for all the database subsystems on that IRLM were retained by IRLM. All database subsystems that are identified to IRLMs disconnected from a data sharing group are listed as SFAIL by the surviving IRLMs.

rtlks

The number of retained locks held by a subsystem that failed or was running on an IRLM that failed. In most cases, retained locks are purged when a database subsystem reidentifies to IRLM; therefore, the number is zero for active database subsystems. However, it is possible for a database subsystem to hold both active and retained locks if it is recovering from a previous failure.

id

The ID of the IRLM to which the database subsystem is identified.

iname

The name of the IRLM to which the database subsystem is identified.

If no database subsystems are identified to any IRLM or to the IRLM specified, or the IRLM specified is not known, the line beginning with ssname is replaced with NO INFORMATION AVAILABLE.

ilevel

The IRLM function level that the database subsystem requests. This IRLM level is the level that the database subsystem requires to perform locking operations. This IRLM level might be less than the actual IRLM function level; however, IRLM still operates at the actual function level. If the database subsystem failed and its IRLM is the last IRLM to disconnect from the group, the value will be zero when displayed by any peer member that joins until the failed database subsystem is restarted.