z/VM: CP Commands and Utilities Reference - z/VM - IBM

INDICATE
Purpose
Messages
HCP002E Invalid operand - operand
Use the INDICATE commands described in the following sections to display at your
console the use of, and contention for, system resources.
If you are a class G user, use the INDICATE command to:
1. Display recent contention for system resources. This can be helpful to predict
system throughput and response time characteristics that your virtual machine
may experience now and in the near future.
2. Display environment characteristics of your virtual machine. This includes
machine type, the origin of the system IPLed (loaded) in your virtual machine,
and the presence or quantity of system resources available to your virtual
machine.
3. Display measurements of resources used by your virtual machine. Such
measurements are accumulators—that is, always increasing after virtual
machine logon.
If you are a class E user (and, in some cases, a class B or a class C user), the
INDICATE command provides all class G functions and the following also:
1. Detailed information on use of, and contention for, system resources. User IDs
of virtual machines currently using certain resources can be displayed.
2. The status of currently active virtual machines as determined by the system
scheduler and dispatcher.
3. Environment characteristics of, and measurements of resources used by, any
virtual machine logged on.
HCP003E Invalid option - {option|command
contains extra option(s) starting with
option}
HCP026E Operand missing or invalid
HCP045E userid not logged on
HCP361E [XAUTOLOG failed for userid:]
LOGOFF/FORCE pending for user
userid
HCP1001E An operand is missing for option
HCP1006E The command processing cannot
complete because system resources
are not available.
HCP2970E The CSE system name is missing or
invalid.
HCP2971I A CSE associated system link is
inactive.
INDICATE
HCP6005E Option option is not supported by z/VM.
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