This statement displays the number of active CALL DML requests.
Scope of validity
DBH administration
Function
The SHOW-CALL-DML-SUBORDERS administration statement displays the number of currently open logical files, i.e. the number of active CALL DML requests when the statement is issued.
This statement can apply to all users or a selected one.
If no user or CALL DML requests are active, this is indicated to you.
SHOW-CALL-DML-SUBORDERS |
USER = *ALL / <user-identification> |
Operands
USER =
Identifies the user or users for whom the number of active CALL DML requests is displayed.
USER = *ALL
This is the default. It displays the total number of CALL DML requests.
USER = <user-identification>
Displays information only on the user with the identification specified here. The syntax of the parameter is described in section “Syntax for the identification of users”.
The following is displayed:
the user identification
the user's conversation number (if the user is an asynchronous UTM application)
the number of active CALL DML requests
Example
Output to the screen after entering the SHOW-CALL-DML-SUBORDERS administration statement:
%SHOW-CALL-DML-SUBORDERS USER=*ALL % <date> <time> SES7292 NUMBER OF LOGICAL FILES IN THE SYSTEM 9 %//
Administration command in ISP format and at the CALL DML interface
The USER administration command corresponds to the SHOW-CALL-DML-SUBORDERS administration statement here.
USER[,user-identification]
If you enter the administration command without user-identification, the total number of active CALL DML requests of all users is displayed.