Explanation
The MODIFY,hzsproc,DISPLAY command
was entered or a DISPLAY HZSPRMxx parmlib statement was processed,
requesting to display detailed information about check(s) that are
(or were) registered with IBM
Health Checker for z/OS.. For complete
information about parameter meanings, see Syntax and parameters for HZSPRMxx and MODIFY hzsproc in IBM Health Checker for z/OS User's Guide.
In
the message text:
- hh.mm.ss
- The time in hours (00-23), minutes (00-59), and seconds (00-59)
- checkowner
- The owner of the check that matches the display criteria
- checkname
- The name of the check that matches the display criteria
- state
- One of the following:
- ACTIVE(ENABLED)
- ACTIVE: The check is in the ACTIVE state. (ENABLED): The check
was started at least once, and there are no conditions that would
prevent the check from running.
- ACTIVE(DISABLED)
- ACTIVE: The check is in the ACTIVE state. (DISABLED): At least
one condition exists that prevents the check from running on this
system.
- INACTIVE(ENABLED)
- INACTIVE: The check is in the INACTIVE state. (ENABLED): The check
was started at least once, and there are no conditions that would
prevent the check from running.
- INACTIVE(DISABLED)
- INACTIVE: The check is in the INACTIVE state. (DISABLED): At least
one condition exists that prevents the check from running on this
system.
- DELETE PENDING
- The specified check was deleted. The delete process is in progress.
- DELETED
- The specified check was deleted.
- GLOBAL
- The specified check is global, and therefore may be active on
only one system in the sysplex.
- text
- is one of the following:
- NEW COPY
- The specified check is a new instance of a check that is being
deleted. The STATUS of this check will change once the old instance
of the check has finished the delete process.
- INACTIVE
- The specified check is currently is INACTIVE.
- STARTING
- The specified check is starting check execution for the first
iteration of the check.
- ENV N/A
- The specified check is not applicable in the current system environment.
- RUNNING
- The specified check is currently executing.
- SUCCESSFUL
- The specified check ran at least one time. No exception were found
during the last iteration of the check.
- EXCEPTION-NONE
- The specified SEVERITY(NONE) check ran at least one time. SEVERITY(NONE)
exception(s) were found during the last iteration of the check.
- EXCEPTION-LOW
- The specified check ran at least one time. SEVERITY(LOW) exception(s)
were found during the last iteration of the check.
- EXCEPTION-MED
- The specified check ran at least one time. SEVERITY(MEDIUM) exception(s)
were found during the last iteration of the check.
- EXCEPTION-HIGH
- The specified check ran at least one time. SEVERITY(HIGH) exception(s)
were found during the last iteration of the check.
- PARAMETER ERROR
- The specified check was disabled because the user parameters contain
an invalid value. The check will not be run again until the user parameters
have been updated.
- ABEND
- The specified check ended abnormally during the last iteration
of the check.
- UNEXP ERROR
- The specified check reported an unexpected error.
- INIT ERROR
- The specified check was stopped because an error was reported
by the check during check initialization.
- DELETE ERROR
- The specified check was stopped because an error was reported
by the check during check delete.
- SCHEDULED
- The specified check is currently scheduled to run.
- USS NOT AVAIL
- The specified check requires z/OS® UNIX System Services but those services
are not currently available.
- RAN ELSEWHERE
- The last time an attempt was made to run the specified check,
it was active on another system. The check is no longer active on
any system in the sysplex, and will become active on the first system
that tries to run the check
- REXX NOT
AVAIL
- REXX TOO
BUSY
- UNSUCCESSFUL
- The remote check did not process successfully. The pause token
that it had provided was not valid so the check routine could not
be given control.
- MISSING DOM
- A check added with DOM(CHECK) did not DOM exception WTOs from
a previous check iteration when the current iteration ended without
check exception.
- sysname
- The name of the system on which this check is active. If 'SYS=*UNKNOWN'
is specified, the system on which this check is active can not be
determined at this time.
- date
- The date and time the check was deleted. Format: mm/dd/yyyy hh:mm
- diag1
- The diagnostic data
- diag2
- The last 4 characters of the check diagnostic data
- exitrtn
- The name of the HZSADDCHECK dynamic exit routine that was used
to add the check
- lastdate
- The date and time the check last ran. Format: mm/dd/yyyy hh:mm
- nextdate
- The date and time the check is next scheduled to run. Format:
mm/dd/yyyy hh:mm
- nextsched
- One of the following:
- (INACTIVE)
- The check is currently inactive.
- (DISABLED)
- The check is currently disabled. Note: checks that are global
and are active on another system in the sysplex may still have a next
scheduled time on this system. When the next scheduled time is reached,
if the check is not active on another system in the sysplex, the check
will run on this system.
- (NOT SCHEDULED)
- The check is not scheduled to run again.
- LAST RAN: (N/A)
- The check was not run.
- (N/A)
- The check was not run.
- hhh
- The hours part of the time from one check run to the next.
- mm
- The minutes part of the time from one check run to the next.
- SYSTEM
- Apply system rules - use the interval value.
- HALF
- Apply system rules - If the interval is not ONETIME, use half
the interval value.
- SYNCVAL: {SYSTEM|hh:mm|*:mm}
- SYSTEM
- Apply system rules - the check gets scheduled, as soon as possible
after is has been added and the system uses the last check run end
time to calculate any subsequent check run start times.
- hh:mm
- The time of day in hours and minutes that the check should be
scheduled to run for the first time as well as for subsequent iterations,
synchronized with the current INTERVAL (or, EXCEPTION INTERVAL) value.
- *:mm
- The minute of the current hour (or the next hour if the minute
has already passed for the current hour) that the check should
to be scheduled to run at for the first time, as well as for subsequent
iterations, synchronized with the current INTERVAL (or, EXCEPTION
INTERVAL) value.
- severity
- One of the following:
- NONE
- The specified check is currently defined as "SEVERITY(NONE)".
- LOW
- The specified check is currently defined as "SEVERITY(LOW)".
- MEDIUM
- The specified check is currently defined as "SEVERITY(MEDIUM)".
- HIGH
- The specified check is currently defined as "SEVERITY(HIGH)".
- DYNAMIC SEVERITY ALLOWED: {YES | NO}
- Displays whether or not the check is allowed to specify a dynamic
severity. The dynamic severity can be different than and take precedence
over the current severity defined for the check. See the ALLOWDYNSEV
parameter in Syntax and parameters
for HZSPRMxx and MODIFY hzsproc in IBM Health Checker for z/OS User's Guide for
details.
- wtotype
- One of the following:
- NONE
- The updated WTO value is defined not to be issued as WTOs.
- HARDCOPY
- The updated WTO value is defined to be issued to the system hardcopy
log only.
- INFORMATIONAL
- The update WTO value is defined to be issued as informational
messages.
- EVENTUAL ACTION
- The update WTO value is defined to be issued as eventual action
messages.
- CRITICAL EVENTUAL ACTION
- The update WTO value is defined to be issued as a critical eventual
action messages.
- DOM: {SYSTEM | CHECK}
- Displays whether the check or the system delete the write to operator
(WTO) messages from previous check iterations using delete operator
message (DOM) requests. See the DOM parameter in Syntax and parameters for HZSPRMxx and MODIFY hzsproc in IBM Health Checker for z/OS User's Guide for
details.
- sysdesccode
- The system descriptor code used to write any exception messages
issued by this check
- adddesccodes
- The list of additional descriptor codes used to write any exception
messages issued by this check
- routcodes
- The list of routing codes used to write any exception messages
issued by this check
- polstmt
- The name of the policy statement that deleted the check
- jobname
- The name of the job that issued the HZSCHECK macro request to
delete this check
- parmlib
- The name of the parmlib member that contained the request to delete
this check
- modby
- One of the following:
- N/A
- The check was not modified.
- MODIFY COMMAND
- The last time the check was modified, it was done through the
MODIFY command.
- parmtype
- One of the following:
- DEFAULT PARAMETERS:
- The parameters defined by the PARMS keyword of the HZSADDCK macro
that added the check
- USER SUPPLIED PARAMETERS:
- The parameters defined by an UPDATE or POLICY statement UPDATE
request
- parms
- The parameters
- reasonfor
- One of the following:
- REASON FOR CHECK:
- The reason specified by the REASON keyword of the HZSADDCK macro
that added the check
- REASON FOR UPDATE:
- The reason defined for the most recent UPDATE or POLICY statement
UPDATE request that modified the check and that supplied a reason
- reason
- The reason
- defaultdate
- The date specified by the DATE keyword of the HZSADDCK
macro that added the checkor the DATE parameter of the ADD or ADDREPLACE
statement of the HZSPRMxx parmlib member that added the check. Its
format is yyyymmdd.
- userdate
- The date defined for the most recent UPDATE or POLICY statement
UPDATE request that modified the check and that supplied a date. Its
format is yyyymmdd.
- origin
- One of the following:
- HZSADDCK
- The check was added by HZSADDCK.
- MODIFY
- The check was added by the MODIFY command.
- hzsprmxx
- The parmlib member in which the check definition was found.
- locale
- One of the following options:
- HZSPROC
- The specified check runs in the IBM
Health Checker for z/OS address
space started by the hzsproc proc.
- REMOTE
- The specified check is remote to the IBM
Health Checker for z/OS address
space.
- rexxtso
- One of the following options:
- NO
- The specified check runs in a MVS™ host
environment.
- YES
- The specified check runs in a TSO host environment.
- dsn
- The name of the data set to which REXX output must be delivered when the check
is in DEBUG mode.
- timelimit
- The number of seconds to which the execution of an iteration of
the exec is to be limited. A value of 0 indicates that there is no
limit.
- debug
- One of the following options:
- OFF
- The specified check is not running in DEBUG mode.
- ON
- The specified check is running in DEBUG mode. Additional messages
might be written to the message buffer and may help to diagnose problems
with the check.
- verbose
- One of the following:
- NO
- The specified check is not running in VERBOSE mode.
- YES
- The specified check is running in VERBOSE mode. Additional messages
might be written to the message buffer.
- category
- The category to which the check belongs
- token
- An internal token representing the check
- checkmod
- For a non-remote check, the name of the load module
that is the check.
- check_addr
- For a non-remote check, the address of the load module within IBM
Health Checker for z/OS.
- msgtable
- The name of the message table used by this check
- msgtable_addr
- The address of the message table within IBM
Health Checker for z/OS
- func
- The current function for the check routine func is
one of the following:
- N/A
- Not within the check routine
- INIT
- The INIT function
- CHECK
- The CHECK function
- CLEANUP
- The CLEANUP function
- DELETE
- The DELETE function
- INITRUN
- The INITRUN function
- RUN
- The RUN function
- DEACTIVATE
- The DEACTIVATE function
- asid
- For a remote not-REXX check, the ASID in which the check runs
- lastcpu
- The number of seconds of CPU time used the last'time the check
function ran, in format'ss.ttt
- maxcpu
- The maximum number of seconds of CPU time used 'by the check routine,
in format ss.ttt
- reqtoken
- The REXX ReqToken
of the scheduled or running check.
System action
The system continues processing.
Operator response
System programmer response
Module
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