Displaying message flood automation information

Use the DISPLAY MSGFLD command to display the following information about message flood automation:

The enablement status of the message flood automation.
The intensive mode states for all three message types: REGULAR, ACTION, and SPECIFIC.
The values of parameters for all three message types or a specified message type.
The default actions to be taken for all three message types or a specified message type.
The message rate information.

The complete syntax for the DISPLAY MSGFLD command is:

 
D {MSGFLD|MF}[,STATUS]
             [,MODE]
             [,DEFAULTS]
             [,JOBS]
             [,MSGS]
             [,PARAMETERS]
             [,MSGTYPE=msgtype,keyword]
             [,MSGRATE[,n][,m]]
             [,L={a|name|name=a|}]

STATUS

Displays the current enablement status of message flood automation and the active MSGFLDxx parmlib member.

If you enter only the DISPLAY MSGFLD command, the default you get is STATUS.

MODE

Displays the current intensive mode states for all three message types.

DEFAULTS

Displays the default actions to be taken for all three message types. The default actions are specified on the DEFAULT statements of the active MSGFLDxx parmlib member.

JOBS

Displays the default actions to be taken for all the jobs that have been defined on the JOB statements of the active MSGFLDxx parmlib member.

MSGS

Displays the default actions to be taken for all the messages that have been defined on the MSG statements of the active MSGFLDxx parmlib member.

PARAMETERS

Displays the current values of the parameters for all three message types.

MSGTYPE=msgtype,keyword

Displays the parameter associated with the specified message type.

msgtype specification can be: REGULAR, ACTION, and SPECIFIC.

keyword specification can be: MSGTHRESH, JOBTHRESH, INTVLTIME, SYSIMTIME, JOBIMTIME, MSGLIMIT, and MSGIMTIME.

The valid combinations of msgtype and keyword are:

MSGTYPE=REGULAR	MSGTYPE=ACTION	MSGTYPE=SPECIFIC
INTVLTIME	INTVLTIME	INTVLTIME
JOBIMTIME	JOBIMTIME
JOBTHRESH	JOBTHRESH
		MSGIMTIME
		MSGLIMIT
MSGTHRESH	MSGTHRESH	MSGTHRESH
SYSIMTIME	SYSIMTIME	SYSIMTIME

MSGRATE[,n][,m]

Display message rate information collected by the message rate monitoring function.

n is an optional graph length parameter in lines. The default is 25 lines. Note that the command processor adjusts this value to obtain the best scaling. The smallest supported graph has a length of 8 lines; the largest supported graph has a length of 200 lines. Standard graph sizes are: 8, 10, 16, 20, 25, 32, 40, 50, 80, 100, and 200 lines.

m is percent of the graph to display in order to fill the number of lines specified by the n parameter. The n parameter must be specified if the m parameter is specified. An m value of 5 displays the top 5% of the graph, or the values from 95% to 100%. The default is 100 which displays 100% of the graph.

L=a, name, or name-a

Specifies the display area (a), console name (name), or both (name-a) where the display is to appear.

If you omit this operand, the display is presented in the first available display area or the message area of the console through which you enter the command.