IST2349I

Explanation
 VTAM® issues
this message as part of a subgroup in response to a DISPLAY ID  command
for an application program that activates subordinate applications
 that use a shared ACB.   A complete description of the message subgroup
follows. 	 [IST2349I SUBORDINATE APPLICATIONS SHARING THIS ACB:]
[IST080I   nodename status nodename status nodename status]
⋮
[IST2350I count SUBORDINATE APPLICATIONS SHARE THIS ACB]   
[IST2351I MULTIPLE SUBORDINATE APPLICATIONS SHARE THIS ACB]

 IST080I  This message lists the subordinate applications that share this
ACB and that match the SCOPE operand specified on the D ID command.
 If there are more than three subordinate applications, this message
is repeated as many times as necessary to  display all the subordinate
applications.   
nodename is the name of a subordinate application
that is activated by this shared  ACB.  
status is the status of the subordinate application
that is displayed.  See  Resource Status Codes
and Modifiers inz/OS Communications Server: IP and SNA Codes for a description of these status codes.

 IST2349I  This message is a header for message IST080I.  If there are no
subordinate applications that share this ACB and match the SCOPE operand
specified on the D ID command, this message and message IST080I are
not issued.

 IST2350I  This message indicates the number of subordinate applications
that share this ACB with the application that opened the ACB.  This
message is issued whenever there are less than two subordinate applications
that share this ACB or when SCOPE=ALL, SCOPE=ACT, SCOPE=ACTONLY, SCOPE=ACTSESS,
or SCOPE=PENDING are used on the DISPLAY ID command.  Otherwise, message
IST2351I is issued. 
count is the number of subordinate applications
that share this ACB.  

 IST2351I   This message indicates that two or more subordinate applications
share this ACB.  This message is issued if SCOPE=ONLY, SCOPE=CONCT,
SCOPE=INACT, SCOPE=INACTONLY, SCOPE=RELSD, or SCOPE=RESET are used
on the DISPLAY ID.  Otherwise, message IST2350I is issued with the
count of subordinate applications that share this ACB. 

System action
 Processing continues.

Operator response
 None.

System programmer response
 None.

User response
 Not applicable.

Problem determination
 None.

Source
 z/OS® Communications
Server SNA

Module
 You can display the module that issues a SNA message
in the message by setting the MSGMOD start option to YES.  See Adding the originating module to the message text for more information about the MSGMOD
start option.

Routing code
 2

Descriptor code
 5

Automation
 Not applicable.

Example
  When you
display an application program that activates subordinate applications
using a shared ACB when there are five subordinate applications: 
  The status of all five subordinate applications match the SCOPE
specified:  d net,id=I0017-04,scope=all

IST2349I SUBORDINATE APPLICATIONS SHARING THIS ACB:
IST080I TCPM1006 ACTIV      TCPM1005 ACTIV      TCPM1004 ACTIV 
IST080I TCPM1003 ACT/S      TCPM1002 ACT/S
IST2350I 5 SUBORDINATE APPLICATIONS SHARE THIS ACB

The status of two subordinate applications match the SCOPE specified:
 d net,id=I0017-04,scope=actsess

IST2349I SUBORDINATE APPLICATIONS SHARING THIS ACB:
IST080I TCPM1003 ACT/S      TCPM1002 ACT/S         
IST2350I 5 SUBORDINATE APPLICATIONS SHARE THIS ACB 

The status of subordinate applications do not match the SCOPE
specified:  d net,id=I0017-04,scope=pending

IST2350I 5 SUBORDINATE APPLICATIONS SHARE THIS ACB 

The SCOPE that is specified does not cause the status of  the
subordinate applications to be checked:   d net,id=I0017-04,scope=only

IST2351I MULTIPLE SUBORDINATE APPLICATIONS SHARE THIS ACB 