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Response 2:
To display the current information for CP exit point X'D5', enter the following:
query exits d5
Exit Status Calls Returns Seconds
00D5 Enabled 8 8 10.008833
EPNAME Attempts Calls Seconds
HCPSRC00 8 8 0.002598
HCPSRCZZ 8 0 0.000000
HCPSRC08 8 4 0.002833
HCPSRC99 6 6 10.002668
Ready;
In this example, the first 2 lines show that CP:
v Is accepting requests to process this exit point.
v Entered and exited this exit point 8 times, which means the exit point is not
currently active.
v Used a little more than 10 seconds to set up this exit point and process all calls
to all its entry points.
The remaining lines show that:
v Exit point X'D5' currently has 4 entry points (HCPSRC00, HCPSRCZZ,
HCPSRC08, and HCPSRC99).
v CP tried to call HCPSRC00 8 times and succeeded in each case.
v CP tried to call HCPSRCZZ 8 times, but none of the attempts were successful.
(This probably means that someone did not load HCPSRCZZ yet.)
v CP tried to call HCPSRC08 8 times. Only 4 of those attempts were successful.
(This can happen when someone loads an entry point after associating it with an
exit point.)
v CP tried to call HCPSRC99 6 times and succeeded in each case. However, there
are 2 odd things about HCPSRC99:
1. CP called the other entry points 8 times, but only called HCPSRC99 6 times.
(This probably means that someone associated the entry point with the exit
point sometime after the other 3 entry points.)
2. The elapsed time to process HCPSRC99 is substantially longer than that of
the other 3 entry points. (Unless this entry point is substantially larger than
the others, this probably means someone should investigate this entry point.)
Response 3:
To display the current information for CP exit point X'1234', enter the following:
query exits 1234
Exit Status Calls Returns Seconds
1234 Enabled 3 3 0.000803
Location Instruction Resolution
HCPXMGMS+0004 41700000 RESOLVE
Defined by: OPERATOR at 13:27:54 on 09/03/98
PARM R9
RC
EPNAME Attempts Calls Seconds
EXITSTDP
Ready;
3 3 0.000785
In this example, the first 2 lines show that CP:
v Is accepting requests to process this exit point.
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