This report displays information for each active file in the system.
An active file is one that is either open or recently referenced.
Each file is uniquely identified by the first two fields. These
fields can be used to correlate the information in this report with
the file system information in the PROCESS DETAIL REPORT and the FILE
SUMMARY REPORT.
- File Serial Number
- A file ID that is unique within a file system. This value will
match st_ino returned from stat() for
files in this file system.
- Device Number
- The unique ID for this mounted file system. For files in this
file system, this value will match the st_dev returned
from stat().
- Device Major Number
- Major number for this file. This field is only displayed if it
is a character special file.
- Device Minor Number
- Minor number for this file. This field is only displayed if it
is a character special file.
- File Status
- Status of the file, which is Active or Pending Inactive.
Inactive files are not displayed. A pending inactive file is one
that is no longer being referred to and whose meta data is about to
be removed from the in-storage cache.
- Token
- IBM® may request this information
for diagnostic purposes.
- File Type
- One of the following is displayed:
- DIR
- Directory file
- CHARSPEC
- Character special file
- REGFILE
- Regular file
- FIFO
- Pipe or FIFO special file
- SYMLINK
- Symbolic link
- UNKNOWN
- Unrecognized file type
- File System Type
- IBM supplies the following
types of PFSs:
- BPXFCSIN
- For character special file systems
- BPXFPINT
- For FIFO file systems
- BPXFTCLN
- The z/OS UNIX file
system
- BPXFTSYN
- The z/OS UNIX file
system
- Total Number of Opens for this File
- The total number of outstanding opens for this file.
- Number of Processes that Use this File as Working Directory
- The number of processes that are currently using this file as
a working directory.
- Name of File System Mounted Here
- Name specified on the file system argument of the mount() function
or the FILESYSTEM parameter of the TSO/E MOUNT command or the MOUNT
statement in the BPXPRMxx parmlib member. Displayed when applicable.
- This File is the System Root
- Displayed when applicable.
If the Common INET file system is active, then additional fields
in the report include:
- Common INET Token
- IBM may request this information
for diagnostic purposes.
- Pre-Router Work Head
- IBM may request this information
for diagnostic purposes.
- Event Token
- IBM may request this information
for diagnostic purposes.
- Pre-Router Status (one of the following is displayed):
- Pre-Router is up.
- Pre-Router is down.
- Transport Driver Status Array
- IBM may request this information
for diagnostic purposes.
The following information is presented for each routing table entry:
- Entry Token
- IBM may request this information
for diagnostic purposes.
- Next Entry
- IBM may request this information
for diagnostic purposes.
- Network Destination Mask
- The specified network mask for the destination address.
- Hop Count Metric
- In a gateway, an indication that the next string represents the
number of bridges through which a frame passes on the way to its destination
host or network.
- Destination IP Address
- Destination IP address for this route entry.
- Route Status
- The status for this route.
- Gateway IP Address
- The gateway IP address for the first hop.
- Network Status
- Indicates that this route may need special handling. IBM may request this information for diagnostic
purposes.
- Interface IP Address
- The interface IP address used to send the route.
- Next Hop IP Address
- IBM may request this information
for diagnostic purposes.
- TD Index
- Index of the transport driver for this route.