Device status value:
In the context of JES information services, device status is represented
as a two-byte value. Full device status may be a combination of more
than one basic status bit.
Bits in the two status bytes are defined as follows:
First status byte:
- JDST1ACT
- Active—device is currently busy with processing work.
- JDST1INA
- Inactive—device is ready for work but is not processing
any work now (JES2).
Available—(JES3).
- JDST1DRG
- Draining—device is active but will stop after the current
unit of work (JES2).
Ending—(JES3).
- JDST1DRN
- Drained—device is configured but is not available (JES2).
Offline—(JES3).
- JDST1ACO
- Device is active but varied offline (JES3).
Second status byte:
- JDST2STE
- Startable—device is not ready for work but has enough
resource to start.
- JDST2STG
- Starting—device is being started.
- JDST2HTD
- Halted—device is halted by the HALT command. (JES2)
- JDST2PAU
- Paused—device is paused by the PAUSE command. (JES2)
- JDST2HTG
- Halting—device is being halted. (JES2)
- JDST2INT
- Intervention required—device needs operator attention.
- JDST2NRS
- Device is not responding.
- JDST2END
- Ended—JES2 processor (PCE) for this device has ended because
of an error (JES2).