--------------NAME--------------------------        DEVICE  MODE
  filesysname                                       device  filemode
  
  PATH=pathname
  UID=usermntUID
  PARM=parmname
  STATUS=filestatus             LOCAL STATUS=filestatus
  OWNER=fsowner         RECOVERY OWNER=recfsowner   automove pfsmove
  QSYSTEM=fsqsystem     QJOBNAME=fsqowner      QPID=qpid
  TYPENAME=type         MOUNTPOINT DEVICE=mptdevice
  MOUNTPOINT FILESYSTEM=mountfsname
  ENTRY FLAGS=mptflags      FLAGS=vfsflags  LFSFLAGS=vfsflsflags
  LOCAL FLAGS=lvfsflags     LOCAL LFSFLAGS=lvfsflsflags
  SYSLIST STS=sysliststs    SYSLIST VALID=syslistv
  syslisttype   syslistnum
  syslistname syslistname syslistname syslistname syslistname
  analysis


 ACTIVECHK=activechk
 PFS INFO: pfsnormstat
 PFS EXCP: pfsexcpstat

In response to a MODIFY BPXOINIT,FILESYS=DISPLAY command, this message displays information about the global z/OS® UNIX System Services file system representation in the sysplex.

In the message text:

timestamp

The date and local time for the MODIFY command output. The date is represented as year/month/day, and the time is represented as hours (00–23), minutes (00–59), and seconds (00–59).

filesysname

The name of the file system.

device

The device number to uniquely identify the file system.

filemode

One of the following:

RDWR

The file system is mounted for read/write access.

READ

The file system is mounted for read only access.

pathname

The name of the directory where the file system is mounted, truncated to 64 characters.

usermntUID

Nonprivileged user UID.

parmname

The parameters specified on the file system MOUNT, truncated to 63 characters.

filestatus

One of the following:

ACTIVE

The file system is active.

MOUNT IN PROGRESS

The file system is being mounted.

UNMOUNT IN PROGRESS

The file system is being unmounted.

QUIESCE IN PROGRESS

The file system is being quiesced.

QUIESCED

The file system is quiesced.

IN RECOVERY

The file system is in recovery.

UNOWNED

The file system has no server or owner.

UNUSABLE

The file system is unusable and must be unmounted.

NOT ACTIVE

The file system is not active.

REMOUNT IN PROGRESS

The file system is being remounted.

RECYCLING

The file system is recycling.

RECYCLING, ASYNCH MOUNT

The physical file system is recycling, and this file system is in an asynchronous mount waiting for mount completion.

RECYCLING, NOT ACTIVE

The physical file system is recycling, and this file system failed to mount successfully.

fsowner

The system that owns (serves) this file system.

recfsowner

The system that must recover this file system if AUTOMOVE=N or PFSMOVE=N is indicated.

automove

One of the following:

AUTOMOVE=Y

The file system will be automatically moved during recovery operations.

AUTOMOVE=N

The file system will NOT be automatically moved during recovery operations.

AUTOMOVE=U

The file system will be automatically unmounted during recovery operations.

AUTOMOVE=I

The file system will be automatically moved during recovery operations using the INCLUDE system list specified on the MOUNT command.

AUTOMOVE=E

The file system will be automatically moved during recovery operations using the EXCLUDE system list specified on the MOUNT command.

pfsmove

One of the following:

PFSMOVE=Y

The PFS allows the file system to be moved in the event of a server system failure.

PFSMOVE=N

The PFS does not allow the file system to be moved in the event of a server system failure.

fsqsystem

The system that quiesced this file system.

fsqowner

The jobname that quiesced the file system.

qpid

The pid that quiesced the file system.

type

The file system type as defined by the FILESYSTYPE statement.

mptdevice

The device number of the file system owning the mount point directory.

mountfsname

The name of the file system owning the mount point directory.

mptflags

Flags field in the file system entry. This field is for use by the IBM® support center.

vfsflags

VfsFlags field in the global representation of the file system. This field is for use by the IBM support center.

vfsflsflags

VfsLfsFlags field in the global representation of the file system. This field is for use by the IBM support center.

lvfsflags

VfsFlags field in the local representation of the file system. This field is for use by the IBM support center.

lvfsflsflags

VfsLfsFlags field in the local representation of the file system. This field is for use by the IBM support center.

sysliststs

Syslist status array. This field is for use by the IBM Support Center.

syslistv

Syslist valid entry array. This field is for use by the IBM Support Center.

syslisttype

One of the following:

INCLUDE

The system list is an INCLUDE system list.

EXCLUDE

The system list is an EXCLUDE system list.

syslistnum

The number of systems in the system list.

syslistname

The name of the system in the system list.

analysis

One of the following:

*STATUS AND LOCAL STATUS ARE INCONSISTENT

The global file system status is not consistent with the local file system status.

*FLAGS AND LOCAL FLAGS ARE INCONSISTENT

An inconsistency is found in the global and local FLAGS fields.

*LFSFLAGS AND LOCAL LFSFLAGS ARE INCONSISTENT

An inconsistency is found in the global and local LFSFLAGS fields.

activechk

Active check array. This field is for the use by the IBM Support Center.

pfsnormstat

The normal status returned by the physical file system.

pfsexcpstat

The exception status returned by the physical file system.