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QUERY OSA
Responses
If the system is using an OSA device that is in an intervention-required state and
you enter QUERY OSA, you see a response like this:
A OSA 0300 intervention required.
0300 is the real device number of the OSA device that needs the operator’s
intervention.
Note: This response will be preceded by one of the following.
Response 1:
If you enter QUERY OSA, QUERY OSA ACTIVE, or QUERY OSA ATTACHED and
there is an OSA device attached to the system, you see something like this:
q osa active
OSA 0480 ATTACHED TO PVM 0480
OSA 0481 ATTACHED TO PVM 0481
OSA 0482 ATTACHED TO RSCS 0482
OSA 0483 ATTACHED TO RSCS 0483
OSA 0484 ATTACHED TO PVM 0485
OSA 0485 ATTACHED TO PVM 0484
OSA 0486 ATTACHED TO VTAM 0486
OSA 0700 ATTACHED TO TCPIP 0500
OSA 0701 ATTACHED TO TCPIP 0501
Ready;
The first number is the real device number of the OSA device. The ATTACHED
operand might also read BOX/ATTC, which means that although the device is
attached and dedicated to a user, it is unavailable. PVM, RSCS, TCPIP, and VTAM
are user IDs to which the OSA devices are dedicated. The last number is the virtual
device number which each virtual machine uses to refer to an OSA device.
Response 2:
If you enter a QUERY OSA FREE command and there is a free OSA device
attached to the system, you see something like this:
q osa free
OSA 0487 FREE , OSA 04A1 FREE , OSA 04A2 FREE , OSA 04A3 FREE
OSA 04A4 FREE , OSA 04A5 FREE , OSA 04A9 FREE , OSA 04AA FREE
OSA 04AB FREE , OSA 04BC FREE , OSA 04BD FREE , OSA 04BE FREE
OSA 04BF FREE
Ready;
This response shows the real device number for each free OSA device.
The response for a QUERY OSA OFFLINE or QUERY OSA BOXED command is in
the same format as the response for a QUERY OSA FREE command.
Response 3:
When you enter a QUERY OSA AGENT command and there is an OSA AGENT
attached to the system, you see something like this:
q osa agent
OSA 0280 is an OSA Agent
Response 4:
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