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

Responses
When a range of devices is listed on the command line, only devices that have
query information available are shown. Errors messages are not issued for
individual devices within the range. For example:
query paths to 100-105
Device 0105, Status OFFLINE
CHPIDs to Device 0105 (PIM) : 19 1B 2E 2F
Physically Available (PAM) : + + + +
Online (LPM) : + + + +
Ready;
Legend + Yes - No
If query information is not available for at least one device in a range, then a
generic error message will be issued. For example:
query paths to 100-102
HCPQPA1003E 0100-0102 was not found.
Ready(01003);
Response 1 (Generic):
The following is the full, generic response to the QUERY PATHS command.
Normally, you will see only pieces of this response, as CP displays only the lines
that have data. For example, if the device does not have any offline channel paths,
CP would not display lines 5 through 9. The maximum number of channel paths is
8, as shown in the example. CP displays only the number of channel paths
attached to the device. The responses that follow this generic one will show
examples of these shortened responses.
1 Device rdev, Status status
2 CHPIDs to Device rdev (PIM) : chpid1 .......... chpid8
3 Physically Available (PAM) : +/- +/-
4 Online (LPM) : +/- +/-
5 Offline by Authorized User : +/- +/-
6 Offline by ESCON Manager : +/- +/-
7 Out of Path Group by Guest : +/- +/-
8 Offline by Control Unit : +/- +/-
9 Offline, Wrong CU Connection: +/- +/-
10 Legend + Yes - No
Line Explanations
QUERY PATHS
1 tells you the real device number of the device and its status. The status
field can contain the following:
BOXED
device is not available to CP, usually because of a hardware
condition
DISABLE
device is disabled
ENABLE
device is enabled
OFFLINE
device is offline
ONLINE
device is online
QUIESCED
device is offline for maintenance
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