I,L — Display Session Status

Purpose

Use this command to display the status of a session and the node to which the session is connected. This command will not display the status of the node or nodes in your own BDT subsystem.

Format


>>-prefix--+-INQUIRY-+--,L=--+-appl-id-+--+-------+------------><
           '-I-------'       '-ALL-----'  '-,STAT-'

prefix: is the prefix that is appropriate for your console or terminal. Do not use a prefix when submitting commands in a batch job.
appl-id: is the ACF/VTAM application ID of the session for which status and node connection is to be displayed.
ALL: specifies that status and node information is to be displayed for all sessions connected to your BDT subsystem.
STAT: displays ACF/VTAM statistics for the session(s) requested.

Usage Note

To find the ACF/VTAM application ID for an active node, use the S,SNA,STATUS,LIST command.

Results

BDT issues this message for I,L=appl-id.

BDT8643 appl-id VTAM,  {ONLINE|OFFLINE} , NODE IS node-name

BDT issues this message for I,L=appl-id,STAT:

BDT8647  appl-id CID=network-addr SEND=send-count
         RECV=receive-count

Examples of displaying session status

Using a prefix of *S,BDT, display the status of the session with appl-id of APPLA2.
```
*S,BDT,I,L=APPLA2
```
Result:
```
BDT8643 APPLA2 VTAM, ONLINE, NODE IS SYSA2
```
Using an F id prefix, display ACF/VTAM statistics for the session with appl-id of APPLA2. The identifier of BDT (for use in the prefix) is BDTA.
```
F BDTA INQUIRY,L=APPLA2,STAT
```
Result:
```
BDT8647 APPLA2 CID=1942FEID SEND=00000007 RECV=00000005
```