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SHOW-PUBSET-PARAMETERS

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Show pubset operating parameters

Component:

BS2000

Functional area:

Pubset and MRSCAT management

Domain:

MULTI-CATALOG-AND-PUBSET-MGMT

Privileges:

TSOS
OPERATING
SW-MONITOR-ADMINISTRATION

Routing code:

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Function

The SHOW-PUBSET-PARAMETERS command provides systems support with information on the default and current settings of pubset operating parameters. The command supplies detailed information both for single-feature (SF) pubsets and for system-managed (SM) pubsets and the volume sets in them.

The command supports structured output in S variables (see "Output in S variables").

You also obtain some information on SHOW-PUBSET-PARAMETERS with the following SHOW commands. With the exception of SHOW-PUBSET-OCCUPATION these commands exist as counterparts to the corresponding MODIFY commands:

Command                                                       

Corresponding operand in 
SHOW-PUBSET-PARAMETERS

SHOW-PUBSET-CACHE-ATTRIBUTES

INFORMATION=*CACHE-CONFIGURATION,
    VOLUME-SET-INFO=*YES(
    INFORMATION=*CACHE-CONFIGURATION)

SHOW-PUBSET-OCCUPATION

INFORMATION=*PUBSET-OCCUPATION,
    VOLUME-SET-INFO=*NO

SHOW-PUBSET-SPACE-DEFAULTS

INFORMATION=*SPACE-ALLOCATION,
    VOLUME-SET-INFO=*NO

SHOW-SPACE-SATURATION-LEVELS

INFORMATION=*SPACE-ALLOCATION,
    VOLUME-SET-INFO=*YES(
    INFORMATION=*SPACE-SATURATION)

Restrictions

The current settings of the pubset operating parameters are shown only for locally accessible (i.e. imported) pubsets.

In the case of SF pubsets in a shared pubset network, only the information about pubset operating parameter settings which is displayed on the pubset master is valid. The information displayed on a pubset slave becomes valid if that slave is made the pubset master.

Format

SHOW-PUBSET-PARAMETERS

PUBSET = *ALL / <cat-id 1..4>

,SELECT-PUBSET = *ALL / *EXCLUSIVE / *SHARED / *LOCAL-ACCESSIBLE / *HSMS-SUPPORTED /

*SINGLE-FEATURE / *SYSTEM-MANAGED / *XCS-CONFIGURATED

,INFORMATION = *SUMMARY / *ALL / *PUBSET-OCCUPATION(...) /

list-poss(4): *GLOBAL-PARAMETERS / *SPACE-ALLOCATION / *EAM-PARAMETERS /

*CACHE-CONFIGURATION


*PUBSET-OCCUPATION(...)



|


HOST = *LOCAL / *ALL / <alphanum-name 1..8>

,VOLUME-SET-INFO = *NO / *YES(...)


*YES(...)



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VOLUME-SET = *ALL / <cat-id 1..4>



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,SELECT-VOLUME-SET = *ALL / *NORMAL-USE / *IN-HOLD / *DEFECT / *DEFINED-ONLY



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,INFORMATION = *SUMMARY / *ALL / *VOLUME-SET-OCCUPATION(...) /



|


list-poss(2): *CACHE-CONFIGURATION / *SPACE-SATURATION



|



*VOLUME-SET-OCCUPATION(...)



|




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HOST = *LOCAL / *ALL / <alphanum-name 1..8>

Operands

PUBSET = *ALL / <cat-id 1..4>
Specifies the pubsets for which the operating parameters are to be displayed.

PUBSET = *ALL
The operating parameters of all pubsets are displayed. The SELECT-PUBSET operand can be used to restrict the selection to pubsets with specific attributes.

PUBSET = <cat-id 1..4>
Catalog ID of the pubset for which the operating parameters are to be displayed.

SELECT-PUBSET = *ALL / *EXCLUSIVE / *SHARED / *LOCAL-ACCESSIBLE / *HSMS-SUPPORTED / *SINGLE-FEATURE / *SYSTEM-MANAGED / *XCS-CONFIGURATED
Specifies whether any information is required only for specific pubsets. This restriction is useful if *ALL is used in the PUBSET operand to select all pubsets.

SELECT-PUBSET = *ALL
The operating parameters of all the pubsets specified in the PUBSET operand are to be displayed.

SELECT-PUBSET = *EXCLUSIVE
The operating parameters of all exclusive imported pubsets are displayed.

SELECT-PUBSET = *SHARED
The operating parameters of all shared imported pubsets are displayed.

SELECT-PUBSET = *LOCAL-ACCESSIBLE
The operating parameters of all locally accessible, i.e. imported, pubsets are displayed.

SELECT-PUBSET = *HSMS-SUPPORTED
The operating parameters of all pubsets which are supported by the HSMS subsystem are displayed.

SELECT-PUBSET = *SINGLE-FEATURE
The operating parameters of all SF pubsets are displayed.

SELECT-PUBSET = *SYSTEM-MANAGED
The operating parameters of all SM pubsets are displayed.

SELECT-PUBSET = *XCS-CONFIGURATED
The operating parameters of all XCS pubsets are displayed.

INFORMATION = *SUMMARY / *ALL / *PUBSET-OCCUPATION(...) / list-poss(4): *GLOBAL-PARAMETERS / *SPACE-ALLOCATION / *EAM-PARAMETERS / *CACHE-CONFIGURATION
Governs exactly which of the pubset-global operating parameters are to be displayed. Output can be restricted to summary information or include all the detailed information. It is also possible to request specific information blocks from the full range of information.

INFORMATION = *SUMMARY
A summary of the pubset-global information is displayed:

  • Pubset ID

  • pubset type (SF or SM pubset)

  • control volume set ID and device type (for SM pubsets)

  • operating mode

  • HSMS support (for SM pubsets)

INFORMATION = *ALL
All the detailed information is output.

INFORMATION = *PUBSET-OCCUPATION(...)
Detailed information on jobs occupying the pubset is to be output. The HOST suboperand can be used to identify the host system of the jobs in question.

HOST = *LOCAL / *ALL / <alphanum-name 1..8> 
Identifies the host system of the jobs which are to be listed.

HOST = *LOCAL
Only the occupying jobs on the local host are displayed.

HOST = *ALL
If the local host is the pubset master, the occupying jobs on all the hosts in the shared pubset network are displayed. If it is not, only the occupying jobs on the local host are displayed (as for HOST=*LOCAL).

HOST = <alphanum-name 1..8>
The occupying jobs on the specified host are displayed. If the specified BCAM name is not that of the local host, the information is output only if the local host is the master of the shared pubset and the specified BCAM name is that of a pubset sharer.

INFORMATION = *GLOBAL-PARAMETERS
In addition to the pubset-global summary (see INFORMATION=*SUMMARY), information on the following pubset operating parameters is supplied:

  • wait times for batch and interactive jobs in the event of host connection failures

  • response to loss of connection

  • number of CMS buffers

  • import mode (shared or exclusive)

  • import behavior in response to cache defects and invalid cache parameters

  • access control

  • SPEEDCAT mode

  • BCAM name of the master

  • XCS attribute of the pubset and, where relevant, name of the XCS network using the pubset

  • information on locally importing the catalog of a remote host

  • information on V10 conversion of the file catalog during SF pubset export

INFORMATION = *SPACE-ALLOCATION
In addition to the pubset-global summary (see INFORMATION=*SUMMARY), detailed information on the pubset-specific defaults for file space allocation is supplied.

INFORMATION = *EAM-PARAMETERS
In addition to the pubset-global summary (see INFORMATION=*SUMMARY), detailed information on the pubset-specific settings of the SYSEAM files is supplied.

INFORMATION = *CACHE-CONFIGURATION
This operand value is evaluated for SM pubsets only.
In addition to the cross-pubset summary information (see INFORMATION=*SUMMARY), detailed information on the cache configuration of SF pubsets is output.
For SM pubsets this information is volume set-specific and can be requested with the VOLUME-SET-INFO operand.

VOLUME-SET-INFO = *NO / *YES(...)
Governs whether volume set-specific operating parameters for SM pubsets are also to be displayed.

VOLUME-SET-INFO = *NO
Volume set-specific operating parameters are not to be shown.

VOLUME-SET-INFO = *YES(...)
This operand value is evaluated for SM pubsets only.
Volume set-specific operating parameters are also to be shown. In this case, the VOLUME-SET and SELECT-VOLUME-SET suboperands identify the volume sets, and the INFORMATION operand specifies how much information to display. 

VOLUME-SET = *ALL / <cat-id 1..4>
Identifies the volume sets for which the operating parameters are to be displayed. 

VOLUME-SET = *ALL
The operating parameters of all volume sets are to be shown. The SELECT-VOLUME-SET operand can be used to restrict the selection to specific volume sets.

VOLUME-SET = <cat-id 1..4>
Catalog ID of the volume set for which the operating parameters are to be displayed.

SELECT-VOLUME-SET = *ALL / *NORMAL-USE / *IN-HOLD / *DEFECT / *DEFINED-ONLY
Defines the criterion for selecting specific volume sets from the set of all volume sets (see VOLUME-SET=*ALL). The default is *ALL, i.e. the operating parameters of all volume sets are displayed.

SELECT-VOLUME-SET = *NORMAL-USE
The operating parameters of all accessible volume sets are displayed.

SELECT-VOLUME-SET = *IN-HOLD
The operating parameters of all temporarily inoperable volume sets are displayed.

SELECT-VOLUME-SET = *DEFECT
The operating parameters of all defective volume sets are displayed.

SELECT-VOLUME-SET = *DEFINED-ONLY
The configuration parameters of all defined but inaccessible volume sets are displayed.

INFORMATION = *SUMMARY / *ALL / *VOLUME-SET-OCCUPATION(...) /
list-poss(2): *CACHE-CONFIGURATION / *SPACE-SATURATION
Specifies the operating parameters which are to be displayed and the scope of the information.

INFORMATION = *SUMMARY
Only summary information relating to the pubset configuration is displayed:

  • Volume set ID

  • device type of the volume set’s system disk

  • volume set operating status

INFORMATION = *ALL
In addition to the summary, detailed information is supplied on the cache configuration of the volume set, on volume set-specific space saturation levels and on jobs occupying the volume set.

INFORMATION = *VOLUME-SET-OCCUPATION(...)
Detailed information on jobs occupying the volume set is to be output in addition to the summary. The HOST suboperand can be used to identify the host system of the jobs in question.

HOST = *LOCAL / *ALL / <alphanum-name 1..8>
Identifies the host system of the jobs which are to be listed.

HOST = *LOCAL
Only the occupying jobs on the local host are displayed.

HOST = *ALL
If the local host is the pubset master, the occupying jobs on all the hosts in the shared-pubset network are displayed. If it is not, only the occupying jobs on the local host are displayed (as for HOST=*LOCAL).

HOST = <alphanum-name 1..8>
The occupying jobs on the specified host are displayed. If the specified BCAM name is not that of the local host, the information is output only if the local host is the pubset master of the shared pubset and the specified BCAM name is that of a pubset sharer.

INFORMATION = *CACHE-CONFIGURATION
In addition to the summary, detailed information on the cache configuration of the volume set is supplied.

INFORMATION = *SPACE-SATURATION
In addition to the summary, detailed information on the volume set-specific space saturation levels is supplied.

Return codes

(SC2)

SC1

Maincode

Meaning


0

CMD0001

No errors


32

CMD0221

Internal system error


32

CMD2009

Error on output to S variables (e.g. subsystem not available)


64

CMD0216

Privilege error


64

DMS1381

Volume set conflict


64

DMS138B

Pubset does not exist or not with specified attribute


64

DMS138E

Volume set does not exist


64

DMS1396

Invalid host name


128

DMS1386

Not enough class 4/5 memory

Output format

The output starts with a header line consisting of the command name. The output information per pubset breaks down into three groups of output blocks:

  1. output block for pubset-global summary information

  2. output blocks for pubset-global detailed information

  3. output blocks for volume set-specific detailed information

Pubset-global summary information

The output block for pubset-global summary information consists of a row of values which at the same time acts as a header line introducing the information output for a pubset. The summary information has the following layout:

PUBSET <catid>: <type>, CTL-SET = (<ctlid>, <type>), <status>, <hsms>

Meaning of the output values:

<catid>

Pubset ID

<type>

Pubset type; possible values: SINGLE-FEATURE or SYSTEM-MANAGED

<ctlid>

Control volume set ID (for SM pubsets)

<type>

Device type of control volume set’s system disk (for SM pubsets)

<status>

Pubset accessibility; possible values:

  • ACC: Pubset is locally accessible.

  • INACC: Pubset is not locally accessible.

<hsms>

HSMS subsystem support (for SM pubsets); possible values:

  • HSMS-SUP: Pubset is supported by HSMS.

  • NO-HSMS-SUP: Pubset is not supported by HSMS.

Pubset-global detailed information

The pubset-global detailed information breaks down into five output blocks, each preceded by a header line. The header line indicates the output block type. With
INFORMATION=*ALL, the five output blocks are displayed one after the other. Depending on what is specified in the INFORMATION operand, it is also possible to request each of the output blocks separately:

  1. Pubset operating parameters (INFORMATION=*GLOBAL-PARAMETERS)

  2. Space allocation defaults (INFORMATION=*SPACE-ALLOCATION)

  3. SYSEAM file settings (INFORMATION=*EAM-PARAMETERS)

  4. Cache configuration of an SF pubset (INFORMATION=*CACHE-CONFIGURATION)

  5. Information on jobs occupying the pubset (INFORMATION=*PUBSET-OCCUPATION)

The header lines of output blocks 1 to 4 divide the subsequent rows of values into a three-column table. Each row of values contains the parameter name in the first column, the defined pubset-global values (DEFINED) in the second and the currently set values (CURRENT) in the third. Output block 4, containing information on cache configuration, is displayed for SF pubsets only. For SM pubsets this information is volume set-specific. 

Pubset operating parameters (INFORMATION=*GLOBAL-PARAMETERS)

The output block is introduced by the following header line:

--- GLOBAL PARAMETERS     ---- + --- DEFINED --- + --- CURRENT ---

Then the following rows of values are displayed:

  • Information on wait times (in seconds) for batch and interactive (dialog) jobs in the event:

    DIALOG WAIT TIME              | <n> SEC        | <n> 
SEC BATCH WAIT TIME           | <n> SEC        | <n> SEC

  • Information on CMS buffers:

    NUMBER OF CMS BUFFERS         | UNDEFINED      | UNDEFINED 
                              | <n> (PAGEABLE) | <n> (PAGEABLE)
                              | <n> (RESIDENT) | <n> (RESIDENT)

  • Information on the import mode (exclusive or shared)

    IMPORT MODE                   | EXCLUSIVE      | EXCLUSIVE
                              | SHARED         | SHARED

  • Information on import behavior; appears only if the SF pubset or individual volume sets in the SM pubset have nonvolatile cache areas and if a cache used in a pubset session which terminated abnormally beforehand can no longer be connected.

    FORCE IMPORT                  | NO             |
                              | BY OPERATOR    |

  • Information on import behavior in response to invalid cache parameters:

    SIZE TOLERANCE                | NO             |
                              | YES            |

  • Information on access control:

    ACCESS CONTROLLED             | NO             | NO
                              | FOR <userid>   | FOR <userid>

  • Information on the SPEEDCAT mode (for SF pubsets only):

    SPEEDCAT MODE                 | NO             | NO SCA RUNNING
                              | SPEEDCAT TASK  | SCA RUNNING
                              | OWN TASK       |

  • Information on the name of the pubset owner (only for imported pubsets whose owner is not the local computer):

    HOST NAME                    |                 | <alphanum-name 1..8>

  • Information on the XCS name and on XCS pubset usage:

    XCS NAME                     |                | <alphanum-name 1..8> XCS CONFIGURATED
                             | NO             | NO
                             | YES            | YES

  • Information on whether at least one disk of the pubset is emulated in the GS:

    GS VOLUMES                   |                | NO

  • Information on locally importing a remote catalog:

    REMOTE IMPORT                | BY COMMAND ONLY|
                             | BY CONNECTION  |

  • Information on converting the file catalog to V10 format on export (for SF pubsets only):

    CONVERT TSOSCAT DURING NEXT EXPORT            | NO CONVERSION  |
                                              | V10-COMPATIBLE
Space allocation defaults (INFORMATION=*SPACE-ALLOCATION)

The output block is introduced by the following header line:

--- SPACE ALLOCATION      ---- + --- DEFINED --- + --- CURRENT ---

Then the following rows of values are displayed:

  • Default values (in PAM pages) for space allocation for files. Values with invalid definitions (<= 0) are replaced by the system with suitable current values.

    PRIMARY ALLOCATION            | <number> HP     | <number> HP
SECONDARY ALLOCATION          | <number> HP     | <number> HP
MAXIMAL ALLOCATION            | <number> HP     | <number> HP

  • For SM pubsets the next section gives information on the default file format:

    DEFAULT FILE FORMAT           | PAMKEY          | PAMKEY
                              | NK2             | NK2
                              | NK4             | NK4

  • For SF pubsets the next section gives information on whether absolute (physical) space allocation is allowed for nonprivileged users or only for systems support:

    PHYSICAL ALLOCATION           | BY ADMINISTRATOR| BY ADMINISTRATOR
                              | USER ALLOWED    | USER ALLOWED

  • For SF pubsets again, the next section gives information on space saturation thresholds and on space reserved for a ZIP startup. For SM pubsets this information is volume setspecific.

    --- SPACE SATURATION       --- + --- DEFINED --- + --- CURRENT ---
 SPACE SATURATION LEVEL 1      | BY SYSTEM       | <number> HP
                               | <number> HP     |
 SPACE SATURATION LEVEL 2      | BY SYSTEM       | <number> HP
                               | <number> HP     |
 SPACE SATURATION LEVEL 3      | BY SYSTEM       | <number> HP
                               | <number> HP     |
 SPACE SATURATION LEVEL 4      | BY SYSTEM       | <number> HP
                               | <number> HP     |
 SPACE SATURATION LEVEL 5      | BY SYSTEM       | <number> HP
                               | <number> HP     |
 ZIP LEVEL                     | BY SYSTEM       | <number> HP
                               | <number> HP     |
SYSEAM file settings (INFORMATION=*EAM-PARAMETERS)

The output block is introduced by the following header line:

--- EAM PARAMETERS         --- + --- DEFINED --- + --- CURRENT ---

The following rows of values show information relating to SYSEAM files. An output value of SYSTEM-STANDARD means that the value of the corresponding system parameter (EAMMIN, EAMSIZ, EAMSEC or EAMMEM) applies.

MINIMAL SIZE OF SYSEAM        | SYSTEM-STANDARD |    <number> HP
                              | <number> HP     |
                              | UNLIMITED       |
MAXIMAL SIZE OF SYSEAM        | SYSTEM-STANDARD |    <number> HP
                              | <number> HP     |
SECONDARY ALLOCATION OF SYSEAM| SYSTEM-STANDARD |    <number> HP
                              | <number> HP     |
VIRTUAL MEMORY OF SYSEAM      | SYSTEM-STANDARD |    <number> HP
                              | <number> HP     |

Cache configuration of an SF pubset (INFORMATION=*CACHE-CONFIGURATION)

This information is shown for SF pubsets only. For SM pubsets the information is volume set-specific. The output block is introduced by the following header line:

--- CACHE CONFIGURATION   ---- + --- DEFINED --- + --- CURRENT ---

Then the following rows of values are displayed:

  • Information on the cache medium:

    CACHE MEDIUM                  | NONE            | NONE
                              | MAIN MEMORY     | MAIN MEMORY
                              | GLOBAL STORAGE  | GLOBAL STORAGE

    The following extra row is displayed if the cache is currently not active:

    |                 | NOT ACTIVE

    The following extra row is displayed if the cache has been disabled for reconfiguration:

    |                 | IN HOLD

  • Information on the size of the cache (in MB or KB):

    CACHE SIZE                    | NONE            |
                              | <n> MB          | <n> MB
                              | <n> KB          | <n> KB

  • Information on whether caching must be granted by the user, applies to all files or whether the files are selected automatically by the system (AutoDAB for MM ):

    CACHED FILES                  | BY USER         |
                              | ALL             |
                              | BY SYSTEM       |

The status of the following additional information depends on the type of cache medium. The defined value is always shown, but it applies only if the associated medium is defined (value in parentheses). The currently set value is shown only if the currently associated medium is currently being used.

  • Information on whether the consistency of the cached write data is ensured in the event of a power failure in the global storage system:

    VOLATILITY (GLOBAL STORAGE)   | YES             | YES
                              | NO              | NO

  • For global storage, extra information on the GS unit is displayed:

    GS-UNIT (GLOBAL STORAGE)      | BY DEFAULT      | DUAL
                              | DUAL            |
                              | MONO (1)        | MONO (1)
                              | MONO (2)        | MONO (2)

  • Information on the segment size:

    SEGMENT SIZE (NOT CONTROLLER) |  4           KB|  4           KB
                              |  8           KB|  8           KB
                              | 16           KB| 16           KB
                              | 32           KB| 32           KB

  • Information on the time at which the cache contents are asynchronously written out to disk by the main memory of the DAB cache handler (threshold-controlled save):

    FORCE OUT (NOT CONTROLLER)    | NO FORCE OUT    | NO FORCE OUT
                              | AT LOW FILLING  | AT LOW FILLING
                              | AT HIGH FILLING | AT HIGH FILLING
Information on jobs occupying the pubset (INFORMATION=*PUBSET-OCCUPATION)

The output block is introduced by the following header line:

--- REFERENCE              ---------------------------------------

The following row of values shows the number of jobs occupying the pubset:

NUMBER OF OCCUPYING TASKS        | <number>

If there is at least one job occupying the pubset, detailed information about the occupying jobs is shown next. The output is arranged according to the host on which the occupying jobs reside. The information about the occupying jobs of each host is preceded by one of the following header lines:

  • Header line for occupying jobs on the local host:

    OCCUPATIONS BY LOCAL TASKS

  • Header line for occupying jobs on unknown hosts:

    OCCUPATIONS FROM HOST: (UNKNOWN)

  • Header line for occupying jobs on a remote host:

    OCCUPATIONS FROM HOST: <bcam name>

The header line is followed by one or more lines indicating all the occupying jobs on the given host, showing the task sequence number (TSN) and the user ID (if there is one):

<tsn> <userid>    <tsn> <userid>    <tsn> <userid>    <tsn> <userid>

Volume set-specific information

Volume set-specific information can be requested with VOLUME-SET-INFO=*YES. The output information is preceded by the header line “VOLUME SET INFO”:

--- VOLUME SET INFORMATION  --------------------------------------

This is followed by the output information for the selected volume sets. The output information for each volume set begins with the volume set summary:

VOLUME-SET <catid>:  <type> <status>

Meaning of the output values:

<catid>

Volume set ID

<type>

VOLRES device type

<status>

Volume operating status:

  • NORMAL-USE: The volume set is in operation and therefore accessible.

  • IN-HOLD: The volume set is temporarily not in operation.

  • DEFECT: The volume set is defective.

  • DEFINED-ONLY: The volume set is defined but not accessible.

The amount of information shown per volume set is governed by the INFORMATION operand within the VOLUME-SET-INFO=*YES(...) structure. INFORMATION=*SUMMARY causes only the summary information to be output. With INFORMATION=*ALL, the following three additional blocks of detailed information is output. Depending on what is specified in the INFORMATION operand, it is also possible to request each of the output blocks separately:

  1. Space saturation thresholds (INFORMATION=*SPACE-SATURATION)

  2. volume set cache configuration (INFORMATION=*CACHE-CONFIGURATION)

  3. Information on jobs occupying the volume set (INFORMATION=*VOLUME-SET-OCCUPATION)

The header lines of output blocks 1 and 2 divide the subsequent rows of values into a three column table. Each row of values contains the parameter name in the first column, the defined pubset-global values (DEFINED) in the second and the currently set values (CURRENT) in the third. 

Volume set cache configuration (INFORMATION=*CACHE-CONFIGURATION)

The output block is introduced by the following header line:

--- CACHE CONFIGURATION   ---- + --- DEFINED --- + --- CURRENT ---

Then the following rows of values are displayed:

  • Information on the cache medium:

    CACHE MEDIUM                  | NONE            | NONE
                              | MAIN MEMORY     | MAIN MEMORY
                              | GLOBAL STORAGE  | GLOBAL STORAGE

    The following extra row is displayed if the cache is currently not active:

    |                 | NOT ACTIVE

    The following extra row is displayed if the cache has been disabled for reconfiguration:

    |                 | IN HOLD

  • Information on the size of the cache (in MB or KB):

    CACHE SIZE                    | NONE            |
                              | <n> MB          | <n> MB
                              | <n> KB          | <n> KB

  • Information on whether caching must be granted by the user or applies to all files:

    CACHED FILES                  | BY USER        |
                              | ALL            |

The status of the following additional information depends on the type of cache medium. The defined value is always shown, but it applies only if the associated medium is defined (value in parentheses). The currently set value is shown only if the currently associated medium is currently being used.

  • Information on whether the consistency of the cached write data is ensured in the event of a power failure in the global storage system:

    VOLATILITY (GLOBAL STORAGE)   | YES            | YES
                              | NO             | NO

  • For global storage, extra information on the GS unit is displayed:

    GS-UNIT (GLOBAL STORAGE)      | BY DEFAULT      | DUAL
                              | DUAL            |
                              | MONO (1)        | MONO (1)
                              | MONO (2)        | MONO (2)

  • Information on the segment size:

    SEGMENT SIZE (NOT CONTROLLER) |  4           KB|  4           KB
                              |  8           KB|  8           KB
                              | 16           KB| 16           KB
                              | 32           KB| 32           KB

  • Information on the time at which the cache contents are asynchronously written out to disk by the main memory or global storage of the DAB cache handler (thresholdcontrolled save):

    FORCE OUT (NOT CONTROLLER)    | NO FORCE OUT    | NO FORCE OUT
                              | AT LOW FILLING  | AT LOW FILLING
                              | AT HIGH FILLING | AT HIGH FILLING
Space saturation thresholds (INFORMATION=*SPACE-SATURATION)

The output block is introduced by the following header line:

--- SPACE ALLOCATION      ---- + --- DEFINED --- + --- CURRENT ---

The next rows of values give information on space saturation thresholds and on space reserved for a ZIP startup.

--- SPACE SATURATION       --- + --- DEFINED --- + --- CURRENT ---
 SPACE SATURATION LEVEL 1      | BY SYSTEM       | <number> HP
                               | <number> HP     |
 SPACE SATURATION LEVEL 2      | BY SYSTEM       | <number> HP
                               | <number> HP     |
 SPACE SATURATION LEVEL 3      | BY SYSTEM       | <number> HP
                               | <number> HP     |
 SPACE SATURATION LEVEL 4      | BY SYSTEM       | <number> HP
                               | <number> HP     |
 SPACE SATURATION LEVEL 5      | BY SYSTEM       | <number> HP
                               | <number> HP     |
 ZIP LEVEL                     | BY SYSTEM       | <number> HP
                               | <number> HP     |

Information on jobs occupying the volume set (INFORMATION=*VOLUME-SET-OCCUPATION)

The output block is introduced by the following header line:

--- REFERENCE              ---------------------------------------

The following row of values shows the number of jobs occupying the volume set:

NUMBER OF OCCUPYING TASKS        | <number>

If there is at least one job occupying the volume set, detailed information about the occupying jobs is shown next. The output is arranged according to the host on which the occupying jobs reside. The information about the occupying jobs of each host is preceded by one of the following header lines:

Header line for occupying jobs on the local host:

OCCUPATIONS BY LOCAL TASKS

Header line for occupying jobs on unknown hosts:

OCCUPATIONS FROM HOST: (UNKNOWN)

Header line for occupying jobs on a remote host:

OCCUPATIONS FROM HOST: <bcam name>

The header line is followed by one or more lines indicating all the occupying jobs on the given host, showing the task sequence number (TSN) and the user ID (if there is one):

<tsn> <userid>    <tsn> <userid>    <tsn> <userid>    <tsn> <userid> 

Example

/show-pubset-parameters pubset=p1,inf=*all, vol-set-info=*yes

%----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
%COMMAND: SHOW-PUBSET-PARAMETERS
%- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
%PUBSET DATA: SYSTEM-MANAGED, CTL-SET=(KEY, STDDISK), INACC, NO-HSMS-SUP
%---- GLOBAL PARAMETERS      --------- + ---- DEFINED ---- + ---- CURRENT ---
% DIALOG WAIT TIME                     | 30          SEC   |
% BATCH WAIT TIME                      | 28800        SEC  |
% NUMBER OF CMS BUFFERS                | UNDEFINED         |
% IMPORT MODE                          | EXCLUSIVE         |
% FORCE IMPORT                         | NO                |
% SIZE TOLERANCE                       | YES               |
% ACCESS CONTROLLED                    | NO                |
% HOST NAME                            |                   |
% XCS NAME                             |                   |
% XCS CONFIGURATED                     | NO                |
% REMOTE IMPORT                        | BY CONNECTION     |
%---- SPACE ALLOCATION       --------- + ---- DEFINED ---- + ---- CURRENT ---
% PRIMARY ALLOCATION                   | 3             HP  |
% SECONDARY ALLOCATION                 | 3             HP  |
% MAXIMAL ALLOCATION                   | 24            HP  |
% DEFAULT FILE FORMAT                  | UNDEFINED         |
%---- EAM PARAMETERS         --------- + ---- DEFINED ---- + ---- CURRENT ---
% MINIMAL SIZE OF SYSEAM               | SYSTEM-STANDARD   |
% MAXIMAL SIZE OF SYSEAM               | SYSTEM-STANDARD   |
% SECONDARY ALLOCATION OF SYSEAM       | SYSTEM-STANDARD   |
% VIRTUAL MEMORY OF SYSEAM             | SYSTEM-STANDARD   |
%---- REFERENCE              ------------------------------------------------
% NUMBER OF OCCUPYING TASKS            | 0
%---- VOLUME-SET INFORMATION ------------------------------------------------
%VOLUME-SET KEY : STDDISK, NORMAL-USE
%VOLUME-SET NK2 : STDDISK, NORMAL-USE
%----------------------------------------------------------------------------

Output in S variables

The INFORMATION operand identifies the S variables which are to be created. The following specifications are possible for INFORMATION:

Notation used in command

Abbreviated form used in table

INFORMATION = *CACHE-CONFIGURATION

1

INFORMATION = *EAM-PARAMETERS

2

INFORMATION = *GLOBAL-PARAMETERS

3

INFORMATION = *PUBSET-OCCUPATION

4

INFORMATION = *SPACE-ALLOCATION

5

INFORMATION = *SUMMARY

6

VOLUME-SET-INFO = *YES(INFORMATION = *CACHE-CONFIGURATION)

7

VOLUME-SET-INFO = *YES(INFORMATION = *SPACE-SATURATION)

8

VOLUME-SET-INFO = *YES(INFORMATION = *SUMMARY)

9

VOLUME-SET-INFO = *YES(INFORMATION = *VOLUME-SET-OCCUPATION)

10

Output information

Name of the S variable  

T

Contents                          

Condition

Current standard file format
(*UNDEF for SF pubset)

var(*LIST).ALLOC-CURR.FILE-FORM

S

*K
*NK2
*NK4
*UNDEF

5

Current secondary allocation limit

var(*LIST).ALLOC-CURR.MAX-ALLOC

S

*UNDEF
<integer 1..32767>

5

Physical allocation possible (FALSE for SM pubset)

var(*LIST).ALLOC-CURR.PHYS-ALLOC

B

FALSE
TRUE

5

Current primary allocation standard

var(*LIST).ALLOC-CURR.PRIMARY-ALLOC

S

*UNDEF
<integer
1..16777215>

5

Current value of saturation level 1
*UNDEF=no definition (always this value for SM pubset)

var(*LIST).ALLOC-CURR.SAT-LEVEL1

S

*UNDEF
<integer 1..2147483647>

5

Current value of saturation level 2
*UNDEF=no definition (always this value for SM pubset)

var(*LIST).ALLOC-CURR.SAT-LEVEL2

S

*UNDEF
<integer 1..2147483647>

5

Current value of saturation level 3
*UNDEF=no definition (always this value for SM pubset)

var(*LIST).ALLOC-CURR.SAT-LEVEL3

S

*UNDEF
<integer 1..2147483647>

5

Current value of saturation level 4
*UNDEF=no definition (always this value for SM pubset)

var(*LIST).ALLOC-CURR.SAT-LEVEL4

S

*UNDEF
<integer 1..2147483647>

5

Current value of saturation level 5
*UNDEF=no definition (always this value for SM pubset)

var(*LIST).ALLOC-CURR.SAT-LEVEL5

S

*UNDEF
<integer 1..2147483647>

5

Current secondary allocation standard
*UNDEF=no definition (always this value for SM pubset)

var(*LIST).ALLOC-CURR.SECONDARY-ALLOC

S

*UNDEF
<integer 1..32767>

5

Current ZIP level
*UNDEF=no definition (always this value for SM pubset)

var(*LIST).ALLOC-CURR.ZIP-LEVEL

S

*UNDEF
<integer
0..2147483647>

5

Defined standard file format
(*UNDEF always this value for SF pubset)

var(*LIST).ALLOC-DEFI.FILE-FORM

S

*K
*NK2
*NK4
*UNDEF

5

Defined secondary allocation limit

var(*LIST).ALLOC-DEFI.MAX-ALLOC

S

<integer 1..32767>

5

Defined possibility for physical allocation
(FALSE for SM pubset)

var(*LIST).ALLOC-DEFI.PHYS-ALLOC

B

FALSE
TRUE

5

Defined primary allocation standard

var(*LIST).ALLOC-DEFI.PRIMARY-ALLOC

S

<integer 1..16777215>

5

Defined saturation level 1

var(*LIST).ALLOC-DEFI.SAT-LEVEL1

S

*BY-SYS
<integer 1..2147483647>

5

Defined saturation level 2

var(*LIST).ALLOC-DEFI.SAT-LEVEL2

S

*BY-SYS
<integer 1..2147483647>

5

Defined saturation level 3

var(*LIST).ALLOC-DEFI.SAT-LEVEL3

S

*BY-SYS
<integer 1..2147483647>

5

Defined saturation level 4

var(*LIST).ALLOC-DEFI.SAT-LEVEL4

S

*BY-SYS
<integer 1..2147483647>

5

Defined saturation level 5

var(*LIST).ALLOC-DEFI.SAT-LEVEL5

S

*BY-SYS
<integer 1..2147483647>

5

Defined secondary allocation standard

var(*LIST).ALLOC-DEFI.SECONDARY-ALLOC

S

<integer 1..32767>

5

Defined ZIP level
(*UNDEF for SM pubset)

var(*LIST).ALLOC-DEFI.ZIP-LEVEL

S

*BY-SYS
<integer 0..2147483647>

5

Current FORCE-OUT value
*NO=no forced removal
*AT-HIGH-FILL=removal with high filling level
*AT-LOW-FILL=removal with low filling level
*UNDEF=no definition (for SM pubset)

var(*LIST).CACHE-CURR.FORCE-OUT

S

*AT-HIGH-FILL
*AT-LOW-FILL
*NO
*UNDEF

1

No meaning (displayed only for reasons of compatibility)

var(*LIST).CACHE-CURR.GS-UNIT

S

*DUAL
*MONO
*UNDEF

1

No meaning (displayed only for reasons of compatibility)

var(*LIST).CACHE-CURR.GS-UNIT-NUM

I

0
<integer 1..2>

1

Current cache medium
*MAIN-MEM=main memory
*NONE=no cache defined
(*UNDEF for SM pubset only)

var(*LIST).CACHE-CURR.MED

S

*MAIN-MEM
*NONE
*UNDEF

1

Current status of the cache medium
*ACTIVE=cache active
*NOT-ACTIVE=cache not active
*IN-HOLD=cache temporarily deactivated
(*UNDEF for SM pubset only)

var(*LIST).CACHE-CURR.MED-STAT

S

*ACTIVE
*IN-HOLD
*NOT-ACTIVE
*UNDEF

1

No meaning (displayed only for reasons of compatibility)

var(*LIST).CACHE-CURR.PREFETCH

S

*HIGH
*LOW
*NO
*UNDEF

1

Current segment size of the cache medium
(0 for SM pubset)

var(*LIST).CACHE-CURR.SEG-SIZE

I

0
4
8
16
32

1

Current cache size
(0 for SM pubset)

var(*LIST).CACHE-CURR.SIZE

I

0
<integer 1..32767>

1 

Current unit of measurement for the cache size
*KB=size in kilobytes
*MB=size in megabytes
*UNDEF=no definition
(for SM pubset) 

var(*LIST).CACHE-CURR.SIZE-DIM

S

*KB
*MB
*UNDEF

1

Current value for data consistency
*NO=full data consistency after crash
*YES=no data consistency after crash
*UNDEF=no definition
(for SM pubset)

var(*LIST).CACHE-CURR.VOLATILITY

S

*NO
*YES
*UNDEF

1

Defined caching setting
*ALL=caching for all files
*BY-USER=activation by the user
*BY-SYSTEM=activation by the system (AutoDAB)
(*UNDEF for SM pubset only)

var(*LIST).CACHE-DEFI.CACH-FILE

S

*ALL
*BY-USER
*BY-SYSTEM
*UNDEF

1

Defined FORCE-OUT value
*AT-HIGH-FILL=removal with high filling level
*AT-LOW-FILL=removal with low filling level
*NO=no forced removal
(*UNDEF for SM pubset only)

var(*LIST).CACHE-DEFI.FORCE-OUT

S

*AT-HIGH-FILL
*AT-LOW-FILL
*NO
*UNDEF

1

No meaning (displayed only for reasons of compatibility)

var(*LIST).CACHE-DEFI.GS-UNIT

S

*BY-DEFAULT
*DUAL
*MONO
*UNDEF

1

No meaning (displayed only for reasons of compatibility)

var(*LIST).CACHE-DEFI.GS-UNIT-NUM

I

0
<integer 1..2>

1

Defined cache medium
*MAIN-MEM=main memory
*NONE=no cache defined
(*UNDEF for SM pubset only)

var(*LIST).CACHE-DEFI.MED

S

*MAIN-MEM
*NONE
*UNDEF

1

No meaning (displayed only for reasons of compatibility)

var(*LIST).CACHE-DEFI.PREFETCH

S

*HIGH
*LOW
*NO
*UNDEF

1 

Defined segment size of the cache medium
(0 for SM pubset)

var(*LIST).CACHE-DEFI.SEG-SIZE

I

0
4
8
16
32

1

Defined cache size
(0 for SM pubset) 

var(*LIST).CACHE-DEFI.SIZE

I

<integer 1..32767>
0

1

Defined unit of measurement for the cache size
*KB=size in kilobytes
*MB=size in megabytes
(*UNDEF for SM pubset only)

var(*LIST).CACHE-DEFI.SIZE-DIM

S

*KB
*MB
*UNDEF

1

Defined guarantee of data consistency
*NO=full data consistency after crash
*YES=no data consistency after crash
(*UNDEF for SM pubset only)

var(*LIST).CACHE-DEFI.VOLATILITY

S

*NO
*YES
*UNDEF

1

Device type of the system disk of the control volume set;
*NO for SF pubsets

var(*LIST).CONTR-DEV-TYPE

S

*NO
<c-string 1..8>


ID of the control volume set;
*NO for SF pubsets

var(*LIST).CONTR-VOLSET

S

*NO
FALSE=none


Current access control value
FALSE=none
TRUE=access only for authorized user IDs

var(*LIST).CURR.ACCESS-CONTR

B

FALSE
TRUE

3

Current waiting time in seconds for batch jobs

var(*LIST).CURR.BATCH-WAIT-TIME

I

<integer
0..2147483647>

3

Current waiting time in seconds for dialog jobs

var(*LIST).CURR.DIALOG-WAIT-TIME

I

<integer
0..2147483647>

3

BCAM name of the pubset owner
(only for imported pubsets whose owner is not the local host)

var(*LIST).CURR.HOST-NAME

S

*UNDEF
<alphan.-name 1..8>

3

Current number of CMS buffers

var(*LIST).CURR.NUM-OF-BUF

I

<integer 0..255>

3 

Current CMS buffer class
FALSE=PAGEABLE
TRUE=RESIDENT

var(*LIST).CURR.RESID-BUF

B

FALSE
TRUE

3

Current operating mode
FALSE=EXCL
TRUE=SHARED

var(*LIST).CURR.SHARE-PUBSET

B

FALSE
TRUE

3

Current SPEEDCAT mode
*NOT-RUN=not activated
*RUN=activated
*UNDEF=no definition
(for SM pubset) 

var(*LIST).CURR.SPEEDCAT-MODE

S

*NOT-RUN
*RUN
*UNDEF

3

Authorized user ID if CURR.ACCESS-CONTR=TRUE

var(*LIST).CURR.USER-ID

S

*UNDEF
<user-id>

3

Current XCS attribute
FALSE=not an XCS pubset
TRUE=declared as an XCS pubset

var(*LIST).CURR.XCS-CONF

B

FALSE
TRUE

3

Current XCS name of the pubset

var(*LIST).CURR.XCS-NAME

S

*UNDEF
<alphan.-name 1..8>

3

Defined access control
FALSE=none
TRUE=access only for authorized user IDs

var(*LIST).DEFI.ACCESS-CONTR

B

FALSE
TRUE

3

No meaning (displayed only for reasons of compatibility)

var(*LIST).DEFI.ACCESS-FAILURE

S

*CANCEL-JOBS
*HOLD-JOBS

3

Defined waiting period in seconds for batch jobs

var(*LIST).DEFI.BATCH-WAIT-TIME

I

<integer
0..2147483647>

3

Definition of whether the TSOS catalog of the SF pubset is converted to V10 format when exported

var(*LIST).DEFI.CONVERSION

S

*NO-CONVERSION
*V10-COMPATIBLE

3

Defined waiting period in seconds for dialog jobs

var(*LIST).DEFI.DIALOG-WAIT-TIME

I

<integer 0..2147483647>

3

Defined import behavior in the event of a cache defect
FALSE=import is aborted
TRUE=output of a console query

var(*LIST).DEFI.FORCE-IMP

B

FALSE
TRUE

3

Defined number of CMS buffers

var(*LIST).DEFI.NUM-OF-BUF

I

<integer 0..255>

3

Definition of when a catalog of a remote processor is entered locally
*BY-CMD-ONLY=by explicit IMPORT-PUBSET command
*BY-CONNECTION=when establishing the MSCF connection

var(*LIST).DEFI.REMOTE-IMPORT

S

*BY-CMD-ONLY
*BY-CONNECTION

3

Defined CMS buffer class
FALSE=PAGEABLE
TRUE=RESIDENT

var(*LIST).DEFI.RESID-BUF

B

FALSE
TRUE

3

Defined operating mode
FALSE=EXCL
TRUE=SHARED 

var(*LIST).DEFI.SHARE-PUBSET

B

FALSE
TRUE

3

Defined import behavior if the cache parameters are incorrect
FALSE=import is aborted
TRUE=import is forced without caching

var(*LIST).DEFI.SIZE-TOL

B

FALSE
TRUE

3

Defined SPEEDCAT mode for next import
*NO=SPEEDCAT is not started (for SM pubset)
*OWN-TASK=SPEEDCAT under the user's task
*SPEEDCAT-TASK=SPEEDCAT under SCA-TASK

var(*LIST).DEFI.SPEEDCAT-MODE

S

*NO
*OWN-TASK
*SPEEDCAT-TASK

3

Defined authorized user ID if
DEFI.ACCESS-CONTR=TRUE

var(*LIST).DEFI.USER-ID

S

*UNDEF
<user-id>

3

Defined XCS attribute
FALSE=not an XCS pubset
TRUE=declared as an XCS pubset

var(*LIST).DEFI.XCS-CONF

B

FALSE
TRUE

3

No meaning (displayed only for reasons of compatibility)

var(*LIST).EAM-CURR.MAX-SIZE

S

*UNDEF
<integer 12..193536>

2

Current minimum size of SYSEAM

var(*LIST).EAM-CURR.MIN-SIZE

S

*UNDEF
<integer 12..193536>

2

Current secondary allocation for SYSEAM

var(*LIST).EAM-CURR.SECONDARY-ALLOC

S

*UNDEF
<integer 1..193536>

2

Current memory size for SYSEAM

var(*LIST).EAM-CURR.VIRT-MEM

S

*UNDEF
<integer 0..8192>

2

No meaning (displayed only for reasons of compatibility)

var(*LIST).EAM-DEFI.MAX-SIZE

S

*SYS-STD
<integer 12..193536>

2

Defined minimum size of SYSEAM

var(*LIST).EAM-DEFI.MIN-SIZE

S

*SYS-STD
<integer 12..193536>

2

Defined secondary allocation for SYSEAM

var(*LIST).EAM-DEFI.SECONDARY-ALLOC

S

*SYS-STD
<integer 1..193536>

2

Defined memory size for SYSEAM

var(*LIST).EAM-DEFI.VIRT-MEM

S

*SYS-STD
<integer 0..8192>

2

HSMS support for the pubset
*NO=pubset is not supported
*STD=for single-feature pubsets
*YES=pubset is supported

var(*LIST).HSMS-SUP

S

*NO
*STD
*YES


Number of occupying tasks

var(*LIST).OCCUP.NUM-OF-TASK 

I

<integer>

4

Host name (only if OCCUP.NUM-OF-TASK > 0)

var(*LIST).OCCUP.HOST(*LIST).NAME

S

*LOC
*UNKNOWN
<alphan.-name 1..8>

4

TSN of an occupying task (only if OCCUP.NUM-OF-TASK > 0)

var(*LIST).OCCUP.HOST(*LIST).TASK(*LIST).TSN

S

<tsn>

4

User ID of an occupying task (only if OCCUP.NUM-OF-TASK > 0)

var(*LIST).OCCUP.HOST(*LIST).TASK(*LIST).USER-ID

S

*NONE
<user-id>

4

Pubset ID

var(*LIST).PUBSET-ID

S

FALSE=none


Pubset type

var(*LIST).PUBSET-TYPE

S

*SINGLE-FEATURE
*SYS-MANAGE


Availability of the pubset
*ACCESSIBLE=locally accessible
*INACCESSIBLE=not locally accessible

var(*LIST).STA

S

*ACCESSIBLE
*INACCESSIBLE


Current FORCE-OUT value
*AT-HIGH-FILL=removal with high filling level
*AT-LOW-FILL=removal with low filling level
*NO=no forced removal
*UNDEFINED=not defined

var(*LIST).VOLSET(*LIST).CACHE-CURR.FORCE-OUT

S

*AT-HIGH-FILL
*AT-LOW-FILL
*NO
*UNDEF

7

No meaning (displayed only for reasons of compatibility)

var(*LIST).VOLSET(*LIST).CACHE-CURR.GS-UNIT

S

*DUAL
*MONO
*UNDEF

7

No meaning (displayed only for reasons of compatibility)

var(*LIST).VOLSET(*LIST).CACHE-CURR.GS-UNIT-NUM

I

0
<integer 1..2>

7

Current cache medium
*MAIN-MEM=main memory
*NONE=no cache defined

var(*LIST).VOLSET(*LIST).CACHE-CURR.MED

S

*MAIN-MEM
*NONE

7

Current status of the cache medium
*ACTIVE=cache active
*IN-HOLD=cache temporarily deactivated
*NOT-ACTIVE=cache not active 

var(*LIST).VOLSET(*LIST).CACHE-CURR.MED-STAT

S

*ACTIVE
*IN-HOLD
*NOT-ACTIVE

7

Current prefetching value
*HIGH=prefetching for a maximum number of blocks
*LOW=prefetching for a minimum number of blocks
*NO=no prefetching
*UNDEFINED=not defined

var(*LIST).VOLSET(*LIST).CACHE-CURR.PREFETCH

S

*HIGH
*LOW
*NO
*UNDEF

7

Current segment size of the cache medium

var(*LIST).VOLSET(*LIST).CACHE-CURR.SEG-SIZE

I

0
4
8
16
32

7

Current cache size

var(*LIST).VOLSET(*LIST).CACHE-CURR.SIZE

I

0
<integer 1..32767>

7

Current unit of measurement for the cache size
*KB=size in kilobytes
*MB=size in megabytes
*UNDEFINED=not defined

var(*LIST).VOLSET(*LIST).CACHE-CURR.SIZE-DIM

S

*KB
*MB
*UNDEFINED

7

Current value for data consistency
*NO=full data consistency after crash
*YES=no data consistency after crash
*UNDEF=not defined

var(*LIST).VOLSET(*LIST).CACHE-CURR.VOLATILITY

S

*NO
*YES
*UNDEF

7

Defined cache value
*ALL=caching for all files
*BY-USER=activation by the user

var(*LIST).VOLSET(*LIST).CACHE-DEFI.CACH-FILE

S

*ALL
*BY-USER

7 

Defined FORCE-OUT value
*AT-HIGH-FILL=removal with high filling level
*AT-LOW-FILL=removal with low filling level
*NO=no forced removal

var(*LIST).VOLSET(*LIST).CACHE-DEFI.FORCE-OUT

S

*AT-HIGH-FILL
*AT-LOW-FILL
*NO

7

No meaning (displayed only for reasons of compatibility)

var(*LIST).VOLSET(*LIST).CACHE-DEFI.GS-UNIT

S

*BY-DEFAULT
*DUAL
*MONO

7

No meaning (displayed only for reasons of compatibility)

var(*LIST).VOLSET(*LIST).CACHE-DEFI.GS-UNIT-NUM

I

0
<integer 1..2>

7

Defined cache medium
*MAIN-MEM=main memory
*NONE=no cache defined 

var(*LIST).VOLSET(*LIST).CACHE-DEFI.MED

S

*MAIN-MEM
*NONE

7

Defined prefetching value
*HIGH=prefetching for a maximum number of blocks
*LOW=prefetching for a minimum number of blocks
*NO=no prefetching

var(*LIST).VOLSET(*LIST).CACHE-DEFI.PREFETCH

S

*HIGH
*LOW
*NO

7

Defined segment size of the cache medium

var(*LIST).VOLSET(*LIST).CACHE-DEFI.SEG-SIZE

I

0
4
8
16
32

7

Defined cache size

var(*LIST).VOLSET(*LIST).CACHE-DEFI.SIZE

I

<integer 1..32767>

7

Defined unit of measurement for the cache size
*KB=size in kilobytes
*MB=size in megabytes

var(*LIST).VOLSET(*LIST).CACHE-DEFI.SIZE-DIM

S

*KB
*MB

7

Defined guarantee of data consistency
*NO=full data consistency after crash
*YES=no data consistency after crash

var(*LIST).VOLSET(*LIST).CACHE-DEFI.VOLATILITY

S

*NO
*YES

7

Device type of the system disk of the volume set

var(*LIST).VOLSET(*LIST).DEV-TYPE

S

*UNKNOWN
<device>

7,8,9,10

Number of occupying tasks

var(*LIST).VOLSET(*LIST).OCCUP.NUM-OF-TASK

I

<integer>

10

Host name (only if OCCUP.NUM-OF-TASK > 0)

var(*LIST).VOLSET(*LIST).OCCUP.HOST(*LIST).NAME

S

*LOC
*UNKNOWN
<alphan.-name 1..8>

10

TSN of an occupying task (only if OCCUP.NUM-OF-TASK > 0)

var(*LIST).VOLSET(*LIST).OCCUP.HOST(*LIST).TASK(*LIST).TSN

S

<tsn>

10

User ID of an occupying task (only if OCCUP.NUM-OF-TASK > 0)

var(*LIST).VOLSET(*LIST).OCCUP.HOST(*LIST).TASK(*LIST).USER-ID

S

*NONE
<user-id>

10

Current value of saturation level 1

var(*LIST).VOLSET(*LIST).SAT-CURR.SAT-LEVEL1

S

*UNDEF
<integer 1..2147483647>

8

Current value of saturation level 2

var(*LIST).VOLSET(*LIST).SAT-CURR.SAT-LEVEL2

S

*UNDEF
<integer 1..2147483647>

8

Current value of saturation level 3

var(*LIST).VOLSET(*LIST).SAT-CURR.SAT-LEVEL3

S

*UNDEF
<integer 1..2147483647> 

8

Current value of saturation level 4

var(*LIST).VOLSET(*LIST).SAT-CURR.SAT-LEVEL4

S

*UNDEF
<integer 1..2147483647>

8

Current value of saturation level 5

var(*LIST).VOLSET(*LIST).SAT-CURR.SAT-LEVEL5

S

*UNDEF
<integer 1..2147483647>

8

Current ZIP level

var(*LIST).VOLSET(*LIST).SAT-CURR.ZIP-LEVEL

S

*UNDEF
<integer 0..2147483647>

8

Defined saturation level 1

var(*LIST).VOLSET(*LIST).SAT-DEFI.SAT-LEVEL1

S

*BY-SYS
<integer 1..2147483647>

8

Defined saturation level 2

var(*LIST).VOLSET(*LIST).SAT-DEFI.SAT-LEVEL2

S

*BY-SYS
<integer 1..2147483647>

8

Defined saturation level 3

var(*LIST).VOLSET(*LIST).SAT-DEFI.SAT-LEVEL3

S

*BY-SYS
<integer 1..2147483647>

8

Defined saturation level 4

var(*LIST).VOLSET(*LIST).SAT-DEFI.SAT-LEVEL4

S

*BY-SYS
<integer 1..2147483647>

8

Defined saturation level 5

var(*LIST).VOLSET(*LIST).SAT-DEFI.SAT-LEVEL5

S

*BY-SYS
<integer 1..2147483647>

8

Defined ZIP level

var(*LIST).VOLSET(*LIST).SAT-DEFI.ZIP-LEVEL

S

*BY-SYS
<integer 0..2147483647>

8

Status of the volume set
*DEFECT=permanently inaccessible (defective)
*DEFINED=not available, all that exists is an entry in the configuration file
*IN-HOLD=temporarily not accessible (frozen)
*NORMAL=available

var(*LIST).VOLSET(*LIST).STA

S

*DEFECT
*DEFINED
*IN-HOLD
*NORMAL

7,8,9,10

Volume set ID

var(*LIST).VOLSET(*LIST).VOLSET

S

<vsid>

7,8,9,10

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