WLM function information
The function information section represents data that is unique
for a WLM subcomponent that is using the WLM sysplex manager services.
The example shows the information displayed for the Sysplex Communication
Management subcomponent, the same information is also displayed for:
- Administrative Policy Management
- Performance Data Management
- Device Clustering Management
- Server Environment Management
- Workload Balancing Management
- Scheduling Environment Management
Figure 1. Example:
WLM function information
WLM Function Information
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Sysplex Communications Management
Status.................................... Open
Time that this function had state set..... 08/04/1996 18:02:07
Message Object Anchors
First pending response object.......... 00000000
Last pending response object........... 00000000
First message object................... 00000000
Last message object.................... 00000000
Message Counts
Number of messages sent................ 27
Number of messages received............ 0
Number of acknowledgements received.... 0- Sysplex Communications Management Status
- Header displayed for the Sysplex Communications Management function in WLM.
- Status
- In the above example the parameter value for the status item
is Open. Status can be any of the following:
- CLOSED
Indicates that the function is not operational.
- OPEN
Indicates that the function has initialized and is fully operational.
- QUIESCING
Indicates that the function is OPEN, however the function has been notified to quiesce further multisystem activities.
- QUIESCED
Indicates that the function is not operational, i.e. CLOSED, due to quiescing of multisystem activities.
- SUSPENDED
Indicates that the function is not operational, i.e. CLOSED, and that the task associated with the function has been placed into a wait because the function has attempted an OPEN.
- CLOSED
- Time that this function had state set
- This value represents the time that this function had its state
set. The state that is set is represented by the Status field
that precedes this line. The time is displayed as:
- mm/dd/yyyy hh:xx:ss
- mm - month
- dd - day
- yyyy - year
- hh - hours (Hours presented from 01 to 24.)
- xx - minutes
- ss - seconds
- mm/dd/yyyy hh:xx:ss
- Message Object Anchors
- This header indicates that the following anchor fields represent
pointers to message objects. The pointer fields are:
- First pending response object
- Represents the pointer to the first pending response object for this function.
- Last pending response object
- Represents the pointer to the last pending response object for this function.
- First message object
- Represents the pointer to the first message object for this function.
- Last message object
- Represents the pointer to the last message object for this function.
- Message Counts
- This header indicates that the following fields represent counts of messages being sent or received
- Number of messages sent
- Represents the number of messages sent by this function to its corresponding function on another WLM in the system.
- Number of messages received
- Represents the number of messages received by this function from its corresponding function on another WLM in the system.
- Number of acknowledgements received
- Represents the number of acknowledgement type messages received by this function from its corresponding function on another WLM in the system.
- Administrative Policy Management
- Header displayed for the Administrative Policy Management function in WLM.
- Status
- In the above example the parameter value for the status item
is Open. Status can be any of the following:
- CLOSED
Indicates that the function is not operational.
- OPEN
Indicates that the function has initialized and is fully operational.
- QUIESCING
Indicates that the function is OPEN, however the function has been notified to quiesce further multisystem activities.
- QUIESCED
Indicates that the function is not operational, i.e. CLOSED, due to quiescing of multisystem activities.
- SUSPENDED
Indicates that the function is not operational, i.e. CLOSED, and that the task associated with the function has been placed into a wait because the function has attempted an OPEN.
- CLOSED
- Time that this function had state set
- This value represents the time that this function had its state
set. The state that is set is represented by the Status field
that precedes this line. The time is displayed as:
- mm/dd/yyyy hh:xx:ss
- mm - month
- dd - day
- yyyy - year
- hh - hours (Hours presented from 01 to 24.)
- xx - minutes
- ss - seconds
- mm/dd/yyyy hh:xx:ss
- Message Object Anchors
- This header indicates that the following anchor fields represent pointers to message objects.
- First pending response object
- Represents the pointer to the first pending response object for this function.
- Last pending response object
- Represents the pointer to the last pending response object for this function.
- First message object
- Represents the pointer to the first message object for this function.
- Last message object
- Represents the pointer to the last message object for this function.
- Message Counts
- This header indicates that the following fields represent counts of messages being sent or received:
- Number of messages sent
- Represents the number of messages sent by this function to its corresponding function on another WLM in the system.
- Number of messages received
- Represents the number of messages received by this function from its corresponding function on another WLM in the system.
- Number of acknowledgements received
- Represents the number of acknowledgement type messages received by this function from its corresponding function on another WLM in the system.
- Performance Data Management
- Header displayed for the Performance Data Management function in WLM.
- Status
- In the above example the parameter value for the status item
is Open. Status can be any of the following:
- CLOSED
Indicates that the function is not operational.
- OPEN
Indicates that the function has initialized and is fully operational.
- QUIESCING
Indicates that the function is OPEN, however the function has been notified to quiesce further multisystem activities.
- QUIESCED
Indicates that the function is not operational, i.e. CLOSED, due to quiescing of multisystem activities.
- SUSPENDED
Indicates that the function is not operational, i.e. CLOSED, and that the task associated with the function has been placed into a wait because the function has attempted an OPEN.
- CLOSED
- Time that this function had state set
- This value represents the time that this function had its state
set. The state that is set is represented by the Status field
that precedes this line. The time is displayed as:
- mm/dd/yyyy hh:xx:ss
- mm - month
- dd - day
- yyyy - year
- hh - hours (Hours presented from 01 to 24.)
- xx - minutes
- ss - seconds
- mm/dd/yyyy hh:xx:ss
- Message Object Anchors
- This header indicates that the following anchor fields represent pointers to message objects.
- First pending response object
- Represents the pointer to the first pending response object for this function.
- Last pending response object
- Represents the pointer to the last pending response object for this function.
- First message object
- Represents the pointer to the first message object for this function.
- Last message object
- Represents the pointer to the last message object for this function.
- Message Counts
- This header indicates that the following fields represent counts of messages being sent or received:
- Number of messages sent
- Represents the number of messages sent by this function to its corresponding function on another WLM in the system.
- Number of messages received
- Represents the number of messages received by this function from its corresponding function on another WLM in the system.
- Number of acknowledgements received
- Represents the number of acknowledgement type messages received by this function from its corresponding function on another WLM in the system.