S,SNA,STATUS,LIST — Display the Status of the SNA Manager

Purpose

Use this command to display the status of the SNA manager and information about active sessions.

Format


>>-prefix--+-START-+--,SNA--+-,STATUS-+--+---------+-----------><
           '-S-----'        +-,STAT---+  +-,--LIST-+   
                            '-,ST-----'  '-,--L----'

prefix: is the prefix that is appropriate for your console or terminal. Do not use a prefix when submitting commands in a batch job.
SNA: specifies the BDT SNA manager.
STATUS or STAT or ST: displays the status of the BDT SNA manager.
LIST or L: displays a list of active sessions by node name and ACF/VTAM application ID, and indicates whether each is file-to-file or NJE.

Usage Notes

You must be authorized to use this command.
To display the status of a single session, use the I,L command.

Results

BDT issues this message for each communication type (file-to-file or NJE) that is active in your BDT subsystem:

BDT2918 SNA MANAGER {FTF|NJE} COMMUNICATION
        {ACTIVE|QUIESCED}

BDT then issues this message:

BDT2818 SNA MANAGER   {ACTIVE:|PENDING TERMINATION:}
        SESSIONS=nnnn LIMIT=mmmm

For LIST, BDT also issues this message for each active session:

BDT2825 node-name (appl-id) IS ACTIVE, TYPE={NJE|FTF}

Examples of displaying SNA manager status

Using a prefix of *S,BDT, display the status of the BDT SNA manager and the number of active sessions.

*S,BDT,S,SNA,STAT

Result:

BDT2918 SNA MANAGER NJE COMMUNICATION ACTIVE
BDT2818 SNA MANAGER ACTIVE: SESSIONS=0096 LIMIT=0150

Using an F id prefix, display the status of the BDT SNA manager and list all active sessions. The identifier of BDT (for use in the prefix) is A1.

F A1 SNA,STAT,LIST

Result:

BDT2918 SNA MANAGER NJE COMMUNICATION ACTIVE
BDT2818 SNA MANAGER ACTIVE: SESSIONS=0096 LIMIT=0150
BDT2825 SPK01 (APPLK1) IS ACTIVE, TYPE=NJE
BDT2825 SPK02 (APPLK2) IS ACTIVE, TYPE=NJE
BDT2825 SPK03 (APPLK3) IS ACTIVE, TYPE=NJE
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BDT2825 SPK05 (APPLK3) IS ACTIVE, TYPE=NJE