CLUSTER and ADDRSPACE are mutually exclusive required parameters.
CLUSTER
Specifies that XRC display information about coupled sessions
associated with the cluster session in the logical partition where
the command is processed, including the following information:
Cluster session name
XRC session name
Session status
Volume status
Interlock status
Journal delta time
RCV/ADV delta time
Master session name and HLQ
Maximum journal delta for all sessions in the cluster session
Maximum RCV/ADV delta time for all sessions in the cluster session
ADDRSPACE
Specifies that XRC display the names of all active XRC address
spaces in the logical partition, including the following information:
Session name
Address space name and identifier
Type of session
Associated cluster name
Associated master session name
DATASET
Specifies that XRC direct the XSTATUS output to the sequential
data set that is identified by dataset_name. Standard TSO
naming conventions apply for dataset_name. The target data
set must be a sequential data set and must be large enough to accommodate
the XSTATUS reports you want to collect. You can specify DATASET with
or without DISP; that default is DISP(OLD).
Allocate a data set
for the XSTATUS function with the following attributes:
DCB=(RECFM=FB,LRECL=80,BLKSIZE=6400,DSORG=PS)
DISP
Specifies how XRC writes the XSTATUS output to the data set,
as follows:
MOD
Specifies that XRC append the output to the data set.
OLD
Specifies that XRC clear the data set before it receives output.
SHR
Specifies that XRC clear the data set before it receives output.
SHR also allows multiple allocations of the same data set.
If you specify DISP, you must also specify DATASET.
HLQ
Specifies the name of the high-level-qualifier for the state,
control, and journal data sets to which the XSTART command refers.
The XSTART HLQ name must be from one to eight characters, and can
be any name acceptable to TSO. SYS1 is the default value.
MSGROUTEID
Specifies the user ID to which XRC messages that are associated
with the processing of this command are routed. If the specified user
ID is not logged on, TSO saves messages to be in the TSO BRODCAST
data set and displays them after the next logon.
Note: Messages
issued by the initial command parser routine are sent to the user
ID that issues the TSO command. If you specify both DATASET and MSGROUTEID,
XQUERY output is directed to the data set that is specified with DATASET
and not to the MSGROUTEID user ID. Error messages are directed to
the MSGROUTEID user ID.