QUERY FILEPOOL CONNECT

Authorization

General User

Purpose

Use the QUERY FILEPOOL CONNECT command to display information about who is connected to a file pool.

Operands

FOR ALL

means information for all users is to be displayed. This is the default.

FOR userid

specifies the user whose connection to the specified file pool is to be displayed.

FOR nickname

identifies a nickname that represents a user ID or a list of user IDs. (Use the NAMES command to define nicknames.)

filepoolid

filepoolid:

identifies the file pool. If not specified, the default file pool is used. The colon is optional.

Responses

Userid    Connected
userid    connected
  .           .
  .           .
  .           .

Where:

userid

is the user ID of the user connected to the file pool or is @RESYNC. @RESYNC is used for the Coordinated Resource Recovery (CRR) facility. For more information about SFS participation in CRR, see z/VM: CMS File Pool Planning, Administration, and Operation. @RESYNC is a special user ID for the CRR recovery server, which performs CRR resynchronization functions.

Note: A single user ID may have multiple connections and would be listed for each connection.

connected

is one of the following:

Active =

connected to the file pool for SFS activity and has an active logical unit of work.

Active_BFS

connected to the file pool for byte file system (BFS) activity and has an active file pool server request.

Active_Syncpt_Logr =

CRR logger connections (not distinguished from normal user connections).

No =

not connected (not applicable if ALL is specified)

Prepared&Connected =

connected but waiting for the second phase of a two-phase commit.

Prepared&No_Connect =

not connected; communication was severed after the first phase of a two-phase commit.

Yes =

connected to the file pool for file pool activity and does not have an active logical unit of work.

Yes_BFS

connected to the file pool for byte file system (BFS) activity and does not have an active file pool server request.

Yes_Incoming_AVS =

AVS control connections supporting CRR resynchronization.

Yes_Incoming_Resync =

incoming resynchronization connections to:

• the CRR recovery server from another CRR recovery server
• the CRR recovery server from a participating resource manager
• the participating SFS resource manager (server) from the CRR recovery server

Yes_Outgoing_AVS =

AVS control connections supporting CRR resynchronization.

Yes_Outgoing_Resync =

various outgoing connections are initiated by CRR resynchronization.

Yes_Syncpt_Logr =

CRR logger connections (not distinguished from normal user connections).

Options

For more information on the Options, Usage Notes, and Error Messages that apply to all operands of the QUERY command, see QUERY.

Usage Notes