IST634I

Explanation
 This message is part of group of messages that VTAM® issues in response to a DISPLAY
ID command for an application program, a cross-domain resource (CDRSC),
the host cross-domain resource manager (CDRM), or a logical unit.
Message IST634I is a column header for IST635I, which is repeated
for each session partner name. A complete description
of this part of the message group follows.  IST634I  NAME     STATUS       SID        SEND   RECV   VR   TP   NETID
IST635I  name     status    [sessid]     [send] [recv] [vr] [tp] [netid]
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IST314I  END

 name is the session
partner name.
 status is the session status
and is described in the z/OS Communications Server: IP and SNA Codes.
 sessid is the
session identification (SID).
 send is the
send count in hexadecimal of the number of PIUs sent by the resource
specified in the DISPLAY ID command. This count is applicable to normal
data flow only.
 recv is a count in hexadecimal
of the number of PIUs received by the resource specified in the DISPLAY
ID command. This count is applicable to normal data flow only.
 Note: Blank
values for send and recv mean
that the send and receive counts are not available (in this host),
nor is the indication whether BIND (/B) or UNBIND (/U) is in progress.
A PU, for example, would not have SEND and RECV counts available.
 vr is
the virtual route number used by the session. This field is left blank
if the session partners are in the same subarea.
 tp is
the transmission priority assigned to the session. This field is left
blank if the session partners are in the same subarea.
 Knowledge
of subarea information in the host in which the DISPLAY ID=plu_or_slu,E
command is entered determines whether vr and tp are
blank. In an APPN network, vr and tp will
be displayed if a part of the session route between the PLU and the
SLU goes across a virtual route, as seen from this host's perspective.
 With
the following configuration, different vr and tp values
will be displayed in SSCP1A and SSCP2A: SSCP1A (PLU) ---------- SSCP2A     DLUR (SLU)                     
 NN - DLUS      AHHC      NN         |                            
   SA1                    SA2        |                            
                           |         |                            
                        NCP(SA4)------                            

 In
this case, on SSCP1A, since there is not a VR across the AHHC connection,
the PLU side of the session is in SA1 and the SLU side of the session
enters SA1 over the AHHC connection, so vr and tp do
not apply and should not be displayed.  vr and tp will
  be blank for the session displayed in message IST635I.
 On
SSCP2A, however, the PLU side of the session enters SA2 over the AHHC
connection and the SLU side of the session is on SA4, so vr and tp do
apply.  The vr and tp that are
displayed in message IST635I for this session are the vr and tp of
the virtual route used between SSCP2A and the NCP.
 netid identifies
the network containing the session partner.

System action
 Processing continues.

Operator response
 None.

System programmer response
 None. 

Routing code
 8

Descriptor code
 5 