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QUERY MONITOR
Responses
Note: To make it easier to find the various responses, every response is listed by
option (ALL, BLOCK, EVENT, INTERVAL, PARTITION, RATE, and
SAMPLE).
Response 1 (ALL):
When QUERY MONITOR ALL is issued, the following responses are displayed:
v Response 3 (EVENT)
v Response 7 (SAMPLE)
Response 2 (BLOCK):
If QUERY MONITOR BLOCK is specified, the response is:
MONITOR BLOCK n
BLOCK n
shows the maximum number of 4 KB pages accumulated before an IUCV
message is sent to the virtual machine indicating that there is event data to be
read.
Response 3 (EVENT):
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If QUERY MONITOR EVENT is specified, the response is:
MONITOR EVENT {ACTIVE } BLOCK n PARTITION n
{INACTIVE }
{SUSPENDED}
{PENDING }
MONITOR DCSS NAME - {dcssname }
{NO DCSS NAME DEFINED}
CONFIGURATION SIZE n LIMIT {n MINUTES}
{n SECONDS}
CONFIGURATION AREA {WILL BE FREED WITHIN - {n MINUTES n SECONDS}}
{IS FREE }
USERS CONNECTED TO *MONITOR {NO USERS CONNECTED }
{userid[QUIESCED][PROCESSING-CONFIG][EXCLUSIVE]}
[PENDING-CONFIG ]
EVENT
describes the status of event monitoring.
ACTIVE
indicates that EVENT recording is active.
INACTIVE
indicates that EVENT monitoring is not active.
SUSPENDED
indicates that EVENT monitoring is suspended either because monitor is in
exclusive mode and the user connected has quiesced the path to
*MONITOR and/or the event partition of the DCSS is full; or because there
are no CP frames available to write event data.
PENDING
indicates that EVENT recording is not being performed because either there
is no eligible monitor user to receive data notification for event data or
sample data is still in the event area of the DCSS.