CNZ4100Itimehmsp CONSOLE DISPLAY CONSOLES MATCHING COMMAND: command text

[MSG:CURR=mcur LIM=mlim RPLY:CURR=rcur LIM=rlim SYS=sysname PFK=pfk] 
[HARDCOPY LOG=(log) CMDLEVEL=clevel ROUT=hcrout]
[HARDCOPY SUSPENDED ON THIS SYSTEM|HARDCOPY NOT ACTIVE ON THIS SYSTEM] 
[LOG BUFFERS IN USE: loguse LOG BUFFER LIMIT: loglim] 
[consname TYPE=constype STATUS=status [COMPID=compid ASID=asid]]
[DEFINED=(definedlist)] 
[MATCHED=(matchedlist)] 
[ATTRIBUTES ON attributesonsys]
[AUTH=(auth) [CMDSYS=cmdsys NBUF=nbuf SUPSBY=stdby]] 
[DEV=dev LOGON=logon USERID=userid TIMEOUT=timeo] 
[LU=luname LOGON=logon USERID=userid TIMEOUT=timeo] 
[KEY=keyname [PDMODE=pd AUTOACT=autoact]]
[MFORM=(mform) [AREA=(area) PFKTAB=pfktable]] 
[USE=use [DEL=mode RTME=rtme RNUM=rnum SEG=seg CON=con]]
[LEVEL=(level)] 
[MONITOR=(monitor) INTIDS=intids UNKNIDS=unknids] 
[ROUT=(rout)]
[MSCOPE=(mscope)]
[NAME	 		TYPE 			STATUS 			DEFINED 		MATCHED] 
[consname  constype    status        definedlist matchedlist] 
[DISPLAY TRUNCATED - INSUFFICIENT STORAGE]
[THE FOLLOWING DEVICES ARE NOT CONSOLES ON THIS SYSTEM: devspec]
[NO CONSOLES MEET SPECIFIED CRITERIA] 
[ADDRESS SPACE WTO BUFFER USAGE]
[ASID=bklgasid JOBNAME=bklgjob NBUF=blkgnbuf] 
[NO ADDRESS SPACES ARE USING MORE THAN nbuf33tot WTO BUFFERS]
[MESSAGES COMING FROM OTHER SYSTEMS - WTO BUFFER USAGE] 
[SYSTEM=syswithnbuf NBUF=nbuffromsys] 
[NO WTO BUFFERS ARE IN USE FOR MESSAGES FROM OTHER SYSTEMS]

timehmsp

The time that the message was issued.

command

The DISPLAY CONSOLES command issued. Note: If the command is longer than 40 characters, only the first 40 characters are displayed.

mcur

The number of write to operator (WTO) message buffers in use by the system at this time. If the number is greater than 9999, asterisks will appear.

mlim

The limit of the number of WTO message buffers allowed outstanding. The maximum value is specified by the MLIM parameter in the CONSOLxx parmlib member. The CONTROL M command can be issued to change the limit.

rcur

The number of write to operator with reply (WTOR) message buffers in use by the system at this time.

rlim

The limit of the number of WTOR message buffers allowed outstanding. The maximum value is specified by the RLIM parameter in the CONSOLxx parmlib member. The CONTROL M command can be issued to change the limit.

sysname

The name of the system where this command is processed. Note that this system might be different from the system where this output is displayed.

pfk

The suffix of the PFKTABxx parmlib member which contains the current program function key (PFK) table definitions. If no member was specified in the CONSOLxx parmlib member, NONE will be displayed.

log

One or more of the following:

SYSLOG

The system log is active.

OPERLOG

The operations log is active.

clevel

One of the following:

CMDS

Operator and system commands, responses, and status displays are to be written to the hardcopy message set.

INCMDS

Operator and system commands and responses (but not status displays) are to be written to the hardcopy message set.

NOCMDS

Operator and system commands and responses are not to be written to the hardcopy message set.

STCMDS

Same as CMDS

hcrout

One of the following:

nnn,nnn,...

The hardcopy message set receives messages for these routing codes.

lowrc-highrc

The hardcopy message set receives messages for the routing codes in the range of lowrc to highrc.

ALL

The hardcopy message set receives messages for all routing codes.

HARDCOPY SUSPENDED ON THIS SYSTEM

Hardcopy is not sent to the system log or to the operations log and the hardcopy support is required.

HARDCOPY NOT ACTIVE ON THIS SYSTEM

Hardcopy is not sent to the system log or to the operations log and the hardcopy support is not required.

loguse

The number of SYSLOG message buffers in use by the system at this time.

loglim

The limit of the number of SYSLOG message buffers that the system sends to the system log. The maximum value is specified by the LOGLIM parameter in the CONSOLxx parmlib member. The CONTROL M command can be issued to change the limit.

consname

The name of the console.

constype

One of the following:

MCS

Multiple console support console.

SMCS

SNA MCS console.

EMCS

Extended MCS console.

SYSCONS

System console.

HMCS

Hardware Management Console MCS console.

status

One of the following:

ACT-actsys

The status of the console is active. actsys is the name of the system where the console is active.

INACT

The status of the console is not active.

STANDBY

The status of the console is in standby.

compid

Specifies the component identifier for the system component to which this subsystem console is allocated. If the subsystem console is not allocated on this system, N/A is displayed.

asid

Specifies the address space identifier (ASID) of the system component to which this subsystem console is allocated. If the subsystem console is not allocated on this system, N/A is displayed.

definedlist

The names of the systems where the console is defined. If the console is defined on all systems, *ALL is displayed. *ALL will normally be displayed for SMCS consoles unless there are systems that cannot activate an SMCS console (for example, the system did not define an APPLID in CONSOLxx). In this case the names of systems which can activate an SMCS console will be displayed. If no system in the sysplex has a definition of this console (for example, the system that had the definition of this console was removed from the sysplex and its console definition has not been removed using the IEARELCN service or the SETCON DELETE command), *NONE is displayed.

matchedlist

The names of the systems where the console matches the specified criteria. If the console matches on all systems in the sysplex, *ALL is displayed. If no system in the sysplex has a definition of this console that matches the specified criteria, *NONE is displayed. For commands that only produce local consoles (example, D C,BACKLOG), N/A is displayed.

attributesonsys

The name of the system where the following attributes apply. If the attributes for this console are applicable to all systems in DEFINED=(definedlist), *DEFINED is displayed. If no system in the sysplex has a definition of this console (for example, the system that had the definition of this console was removed from the sysplex and its console definition has not been removed using the IEARELCN service or the SETCON DELETE command), *NONE is displayed. Any attributes displayed are collected from the system that processed the command.

auth

One of the following:

(ALL)

Any INFO, SYS, IO, or CONS command can be entered from this console.

(CONS)

INFO commands as well as any command from the console control command group can be entered from this console.

(INFO)

Any command from the Informational command group can be entered from this console.

(IO)

INFO commands as well as any command from the I/O Control command group can be entered from this console.

(MASTER)

The specified console is authorized to enter any command.

(SYS)

INFO commands as well as any command from the system control command group can be entered from this console.

(SYS,IO)

INFO commands as well as any command from the system control command group and I/O Control command group can be entered from this console.

(SYS,CONS)

INFO commands as well as any command from the system control command group and console control command group can be entered from this console.

(IO,CONS)

INFO commands as well as any command from the I/O Control command group and console control command group can be entered from this console.

cmdsys

Specifies the name of the system where commands from this console will be processed. An asterisk (*) indicates the name of the system where this console is active.

nbuf

The number of WTO message buffers currently queued to this console. If the number is greater than 9999, asterisks will appear. No value will be shown for consoles not active on the system where the DISPLAY CONSOLES is processed.

dev

The device number of the MCS console.

supsby

One of the following:

Y

Specifies this console supports standby mode.

N

Specifies this console does not support standby mode.

N/A

Specifies this console is not eligible for standby mode.

logon

One of the following:

AUTO

Specifies this console is automatically logged on when the console is activated.

DEFAULT

Specifies this console will use the LOGON specification on the DEFAULT statement in the CONSOLxx parmlib member.

OPTIONAL

Specifies that the operators can optionally log on to the console.

REQUIRED

Specifies that an operator must log on to the console before issuing commands from this console.

N/A

logon is only applicable to display consoles.

userid

The userid of the logged-on user of the console.

timeo

The number of minutes of inactivity that is allowed before the operator is logged off. If the console does not support the timeout function, N/A is displayed.

luname

The LU name of the SMCS console. If there is no LU name defined for the SMCS console, *NONE* will be displayed.

keyname

Represents a collection of extended MCS consoles logically grouped by name.

pd

One of the following:

N

Indicates this system console is NOT in problem determination mode.

Y

Indicates this system console is in problem determination mode.

autoact

One of the following:

grpname

The name of the AUTOACT group for this system console.

--------

There is no AUTOACT group for this system console.

N/A

This system console is not active on this system. The name of the AUTOACT group is not available.

AUTOACT specifies the automatic activate group for the system console. While the AUTOACT group is defined and not suspended, the system console will automatically be placed into problem determination (PD) mode when all of the consoles in AUTOACT are inactive.

mform

Specifies the format in which messages are displayed. One or more of the following values may appear:

J

The system will display each message with the job identifier or name.

M

The system will display only the text of each message (without a time stamp, job identifier or name, and system name).

S

The system will display each message with the name of the system on which the message originated.

T

The system will display each message with a time stamp.

X

Whenever possible, the system will attempt to suppress the job name and system name, if they are not be meaningful.

area

One of the following:

Z,a-b

The range of area designators defined for this console.

Z

is the identifier of the in-line message area.

a

is the bottom out-of-line area. Values can be letters between the values of A and K.

b

is the top out-of-line area. Values can be letters between the values of A and K.

The presence of some or all of these designators depends on the area definitions currently in effect at this console.

NONE

If the console has no defined areas, NONE appears.

pfktable

The name of the PFK table that is being used on this console. If the IBM® default PFK definitions are being used for the console, *DEFAULT is to be displayed.

use

One of the following:

FC

Indicates full-capability use of a display console.

MS

Indicates message stream use of a display console.

SD

Indicates status display use of a display console.

mode

Specifies the message deletion mode of the console. mode is one of the following:

N

Indicates that manual message deletion is required.

R

Indicates roll mode. The system deletes a specified number of messages from the screen when a time interval elapses. Deletion occurs only if the screen is full and messages are waiting to be displayed.

RD

Indicates roll mode with the following exception: messages awaiting action will not roll off, they are gathered at the top of the screen.

W

Wrap mode. The system overlays the newest message over the oldest message on the screen.

Y

Indicates automatic mode of message deletion. All messages marked for deletion are deleted whenever the screen becomes full.

N/A

mode is only applicable to display consoles that are full-capability or message stream use.

rtme

Specifies the number of seconds between message rolls. This is a decimal value from 1 to 999, or a value of 1/4 or 1/2. rtme is only applicable to display consoles.

Note: If an asterisk (*) appears as the RTME value, the console is not fully initialized. The actual RTME value cannot be determined until the console is fully initialized.

rnum

Specifies the maximum number of messages lines included in one message roll mode. This is a decimal value from 1 to the number of lines in the message area. rnum is only applicable to display consoles.

Note: Note: If an asterisk (*) appears as the RNUM value, the console is not fully initialized. The actual RNUM value cannot be determined until the console is fully initialized.

seg

Specifies the number of lines in the message area that can be deleted with a CONTROL E,SEG command. This is a decimal value from 1 to the number of lines in the message area. seg is only applicable to display consoles.

Note: If an asterisk (*) appears as the SEG value, the console is not fully initialized. The actual SEG value cannot be determined until the console is fully initialized.

con

Specifies the conversation mode for message deletion. con is one of the following:

N

Indicates non-conversational mode for message deletion.

Y

Indicates conversational mode for message deletion.

N/A

con is only applicable to display consoles that are full-capability or message stream use.

level

Specifies the message level(s) to be received by the console. level can be one or more of the following:

ALL

Indicates that all messages are to be received by the console.

CE

Indicates that critical eventual action messages are to be received by the console.

E

Indicates that eventual action messages are to be received by the console.

I

Indicates that immediate action messages are to be received by the console.

IN

Indicates that informational messages are to be received by the console.

NB

Indicates that broadcast messages are not to be received by the console.

R

Indicates that messages requiring a reply (WTORs) are to be received by the console.

monitor

The monitor status of a console might be one or more of the following:

JOBNAMES

The console is monitoring job names.

SESS

The console is monitoring sessions.

STATUS

The console is monitoring status.

NONE

No monitoring is being performed by this console.

intids

One of the following:

N

Indicates this console is NOT to receive messages that are directed to console id zero.

Y

Indicates this console is to receive messages that are directed to console id zero.

unknids

One of the following:

N

Indicates this console is NOT to receive messages that are directed to unknown console ids.

Y

Indicates this console is to receive messages that are directed to unknown console ids.

rout

One of the following:

nnn,nnn,...

The routing codes assigned to the console.

lowrc-highrc

The routing codes in the range of lowrc to highrc.

ALL

All of the routing codes, 1 through 128.

NONE

None of the routing codes.

mscope

The name of the system or systems from which this console is receiving unsolicited messages. Note that these systems might be different from the system where this console is physically attached. mscope can be one of the following:

sysname,sysname,...

The system names. An asterisk (*) indicates the name of the system where this console is active.

*ALL

Message scope is for all systems currently defined in the sysplex.

DISPLAY TRUNCATED - INSUFFICIENT STORAGE

All consoles matching the specified criteria could not be displayed due to insufficient storage. Reissue the DISPLAY CONSOLES command with more specific search criteria.

devspec

One of the following:

dev dev dev ...

A list of device numbers that are not consoles on this system.

lowdev-highdev

A range of device numbers that are not consoles on this system.

NO CONSOLES MEET SPECIFIED CRITERIA

A valid keyword was specified, but no consoles were found that match the search criteria.

bklgasid

The address space identifier (ASID) of the address space that is using more than 33% of the available WTO buffers.

bklgjob

The name of the job running in the address space that is using more than 33% of the available WTO buffers.

blkgnbuf

The number of WTO buffers in use by the specified ASID and job.

nbuf33tot

No address space is using more than 33% of the available WTO buffers, where nbuf33tot is 33% of the total number of WTO buffers.

syswithnbuf

The name of the system that has incoming messages in WTO buffers.

nbuffromsys

The number of buffers being used for messages from a specific system.

NO WTO BUFFERS ARE IN USE FOR MESSAGES FROM OTHER SYSTEMS

There are no WTO buffers in use for messages from other systems in the sysplex. This line is not displayed when there is only one system in the sysplex.