$D PCE - Display status for JES2 processors
Function
To display status information (such as tracing status, ended counts or $ACTIVE counts) for one or more JES2 PCE types.
Syntax
Parameters
- (pce-type)
- JES2 displays the status of processors in the
specified processor-type(s). If this operand is omitted, then all PCE types are displayed. The valid processor-types are:
- Command Input
- Processors
- ALICE
- Acquire lock and initiate cleanup executor
- ASYNC
- ASYNC I/O Processor
- BERTLOCK
- BERT Lock Post Processor
- CKPT
- Checkpoint Processor
- CNVT
- JCL Converter
- COMM
- Command Processor
- DAWN
- Distributed Available Work Notification
- EDS
- Email services processor
- ENF
- ENF Listen Processor
- EOM
- End of Memory Processor
- EVTL
- Event Trace Log
- EXEC
- Execution Services
- FCLEANUP
- FSS Cleanup at EOM
- HOPE
- Output Processor
- IRCLEAN
- Internal Reader Cleanup
- JCMD
- MAS Command Processor
- JQRP
- JQE Request Processor
- MCON
- Remote Console Processor
- MLLM
- Line Manager
- MISC
- Miscellaneous processor
- NET.JR
- NJE Job Receiver
- NET.JT
- NJE Job Transmitter
- NET.SR
- NJE SYSOUT Receiver
- NET.ST
- NJE SYSOUT Transmitter
- NET.RR
- Job Route Receiver
- NET.RT
- Job Route Transmitter
- NPM
- Network Path Manager
- NRM
- Network Resource Monitor
- OFF.JR
- Offload Job Receiver
- OFF.JT
- Offload Job Transmitter
- OFF.SR
- Offload SYSOUT Receiver
- OFF.ST
- Offload SYSOUT Transmitter
- PRT
- Printer
- PRTYO
- Output Priority Aging
- PRTY
- Job Priority Aging
- PSO
- Process SYSOUT Processor
- PUN
- Punch
- PURGE
- Purge Processor
- RDR
- Reader
- RESOURCE
- Resource Monitor
- RESTART
- ARM Support Processor
- RMT.RDR
- RJE Reader
- RMT.PRT
- RJE Printer
- RMT.PUN
- RJE Punch
- SJFSERV
- SWB Modify Processor
- SNF
- Spool Garbage Collector
- SOM
- Spool Offload I/O Manager
- SPI
- SYSOUT API Processor
- SPIN
- Spin Output Processor
- SPOOL
- Spool Command Processor
- STAC
- SSI Status/Cancel Services
- TIME
- Elapsed Time Monitor
- TIMER
- STIMER/TTIMER Processor
- WARM
- Warm Start Processor
- XCF
- JESXCF Interface
- XCFCMND
- JESXCF Request Processor
See topic about PCE List in z/OS JES2 Messages for a list of PCEs and a description of their functions.
- ACTive=active
- $ACTIVE count of all PCEs of this type. The $ACTIVE count is the number of devices of this type that are currently active or the number of jobs active on PCEs of this type.
- Allocated=allocated
- Number of defined PCEs that have been created.
- COUNT=Allocated|Defined|Ended
-
- Allocated
- Number of defined PCEs that have been created.
- Defined
- Number of PCEs of this type defined to JES2.
- Ended
- Number of allocated PCEs that have ended.
- Defined=defined
- Number of PCEs of this type defined to JES2.
- DESC
- Displays a short description of the PCE type.
- DETails=PCE(pcetype) | NAME=name | WAIT=waitparms | MOD=csect | SEQ=seq | TIME=yyyy.ddd,hh:mm:ss | SECONDS | MINUTES | HOURS | TRace=yes | {CURJOB | JOBid=jobnnnnn} | {ACTIVE=active} | {I/O=iii} | {ENDED=yes} | {EXIT=eee}
- Displays detailed information
about every PCE of the type.
- pcetype
- The processor type for a group of JES2 processors. This value is the NAME operand for an entry in the JES2 installation PCE table. For a complete list of the JES2 processor types, see the $T PCE command, or the "PCE list" at the end of this information for a list of PCEs, their names, and whether they are required, and a description of their function.
- mod
- Module CSECT name where PCE is $WAITing.
- SEQ
- Sequence number in mod where PCE is $WAITing.
- TIME
- Date and time when PCE $WAITed.
- SECONDS>second | SECONDS<second
- Time interval in second, more or less than which PCE has been waiting.
- MINUTES>minute | MINUTES<minute
- Time interval in minute, more or less than which PCE has been waiting.
- HOURS>hour | HOURS<hour
- Time interval in hour, more or less than which PCE has been waiting.
- TRace=yes
- Current trace status for the PCE.
- CURJOB | JOBid
- Current job id of job being processed (if any) by the PCE.
- ACTIVE
- $ACTIVE count for the PCE.
- I/O
- Number of $EXCPs outstanding for the PCE.
- ENDED=yes
- Present only if the PCE has ended.
- EXIT=eee
- Present only if the PCE is in logic that is part of an installation exit.
- Ended=ended
- Number of allocated PCEs that have ABENDed and are now ended.
- LONG
- Includes
a description of the PCEs in the display. Note: Because LONG automatically triggers a "long" display, you cannot add additional display-limiting parameters on this command; however, you can add selection-limiting parameters.
- TRace={Mixed|No|P|Yes}
- Displays the current trace status.
Authority Required
This command requires display authority. The description of the $T RDRnn command explains how to ensure that the authority of the appropriate MVS™ system command group is assigned.
This command requires read security access authority. For a description of assigning command input authority, see z/OS JES2 Initialization and Tuning Guide.
Processing Considerations
If the processors within the specified type do not all have the same TRACE status, JES2 displays the status as ‘MIXED'. You must then use individual $DU commands to determine the status of each processor.
Scope
Single member. The response to this command will be a display of information about this member only. You might want to use this command to get information about all members in the MAS. To do so, you can use the MVS ROUTE *ALL command to issue this command to all active members (if the JES2 command character is the same on all members). See z/OS MVS System Commands for more information on using the ROUTE *ALL command.
Messages
The $HASP653 message displays the current tracing status and PCE counts for the processor types specified.
Examples
1 $d pce(prt)
$HASP653 PCE(PRT) COUNT=(20,20,0),ACTIVE=0,TRACE=YES
2 $d pce(rdr,rmt.rdr)
$HASP653 PCE(RDR) COUNT=(15,10,0),ACTIVE=0,TRACE=MIXED
$HASP653 PCE(RMT.RDR) COUNT=(20,0,0),ACTIVE=0,TRACE=
15 local readers are defined to JES2, 10 of which are currently allocated (PCEs exist in storage for these readers). The tracing status of the allocated local readers is mixed (some readers are currently being traced, others are not).
3 $d pce(stac)
$HASP653 PCE(STAC) COUNT=(2,2,0),ACTIVE=0,TRACE=NO
4 $d pce(npm),long
$HASP653 PCE(NPM) DESC=NETWORK PATH MANAGER,COUNT=(1,1,0),
$HASP653 ACTIVE=0,TRACE=NO
5 $d pce(npm),details
$HASP653 PCE(NPM) NAME=NPM,WAIT=WORK,XECB,INHIBIT=NO,
$HASP653 MOD=HASPNPM,SEQ=074910000,TIME=1998.175,
$HASP653 09:37:16,JOBID=JOB00012,ACTIVE=1,I/O=2
6 $dpce(*),details=seconds<5
$HASP653 PCE(TIMER)
$HASP653 PCE(TIMER) NAME=TIMER,WAIT=WORK,MOD=HASPNUC,
$HASP653 SEQ=31870000,
$HASP653 TIME=(2007.310,09:38:23.802151),
$HASP653 ACTIVE=0,I/O=0,ADDR=09BCCB58
$HASP653 PCE(CKPT)
$HASP653 PCE(CKPT) NAME=CKPT,WAIT=CKPTW,INHIBIT=NO,
$HASP653 MOD=HASPCKPT,SEQ=06730000,
$HASP653 TIME=(2007.310,09:38:23.819029),
$HASP653 ACTIVE=0,I/O=0,ADDR=09BCCCD8
$HASP653 PCE(MCON)
$HASP653 PCE(MCON) NAME=MCON,WAIT=WORK,INHIBIT=NO,
$HASP653 MOD=HASPRTAM,SEQ=48110000,
$HASP653 TIME=(2007.310,09:38:23.814838),
$HASP653 CURJOB=STC00001,ACTIVE=0,I/O=0,
$HASP653 ADDR=09BCFCE8
$HASP653 PCE(RESOURCE)
$HASP653 PCE(RESOURCE) NAME=RESOURCE,WAIT=WORK,MOD=HASPMISC,
$HASP653 SEQ=60240000,
$HASP653 TIME=(2007.310,09:38:23.814855),
$HASP653 ACTIVE=0,I/O=0,ADDR=09BD1028
7 $dpce(prt),d,a,e
$HASP653 PCE(PRT) DEFINED=11,ALLOCATED=11,ENDED=0
Display DEFINED, ALLOCATED and ENDED.