Explanation
A DISPLAY XCF, STRUCTURE command was entered to display detailed information about
the structures defined in the CFRM active policy in use by this sysplex. The system will repeat
the message text to report all requested structures. The status of a single structure may also
extend to several message lines. Additionally, a message will be displayed to provide the CFRM
event management protocol in use by this sysplex.
For structures that are not allocated,
deallocation pending, rebuild old, or in transition, some of the lines displayed in the general
case are not applicable, and will not be displayed.
For structures that are rebuilding or
rebuild stopping, information will be displayed for both the rebuild new and rebuild old
structures, if the rebuild new structure has been allocated.
If no structures are
displayed, one of the trailer messages shown above will be displayed instead to explain the
absence of structures.
If the CFRM Couple Data Set needs to be reformatted, a message
will be displayed before any structures are listed. This message will specify the minimum
numbers to be used in reformatting the data set.
If the REALLOCATE process
has been initiated, then a message is displayed before any structures are listed. This message
indicates the current state of the REALLOCATE process. The REALLOCATE process is in progress if
a SETXCF START,REALLOCATE operator command has been issued. The REALLOCATE process is stopping
if a SETXCF STOP,REALLOCATE operator command has been issued. Once started, the REALLOCATE
process evaluates each allocated structure to determine the need for activation of a pending
policy and/or location adjustment of instance(s) allocated in CF(s). REALLOCATE processing ends
either when all allocated structures have been evaluated with appropriate action taken or when
the REALLOCATE process was stopped and relocation steps for the current target structure have
finished.
In the message text:
- hh.mm.ss
- The time in hours (00-23), minutes (00-59), and seconds (00-59) for the DISPLAY XCF
command.
- CF LOSSCONN RECOVERY MANAGEMENT IS IN PROGRESS
- A loss of connectivity to a coupling facility occurred that required connector
recovery.
- str#
- The STR number to be used in reformatting the CFRM Couple Data Set. If the current number
is adequate, then this line will not be displayed.
- conn#
- The CONNECT number to be used in reformatting the CFRM Couple Data Set. If the current
number is adequate, then this line will not be displayed.
- totalstr
- The total number of structures that should be deleted from the CFRM active policy.
- THE REALLOCATE PROCESS IS IN PROGRESS.
- The REALLOCATE process is initiated by the SETXCF START,REALLOCATE operator command. Once
started, the REALLOCATE process examines each allocated structure to determine whether the
location of any instance needs to be adjusted and/or a pending policy activated. The
evaluation process uses the XCF allocation algorithm which factors in the CFRM active policy
information and current set of active connections to make the determination.
- THE REALLOCATE PROCESS IS STOPPING.
- The REALLOCATE process is stopped by the SETXCF STOP,REALLOCATE operator command. Once
stopped, the structure, which is the current target of the REALLOCATE process, will complete
the relocation steps prior to ending the REALLOCATE process.
- structure-name
- The name of a structure.
- status
- One or more of the following:
- ALLOCATED
- The structure is allocated in a coupling facility.
- NOT ALLOCATED
- The structure is not allocated.
- REASON SPECIFIED WITH REBUILD START:
- Possible reasons structure rebuild has been initiated are:
- STRUCTURE FAILURE
- The user who initiated the rebuild has indicated that the structure should be
rebuilt because structure failure has occurred. Note that structure failure might or
might not have occurred. Rebuild processing does NOT verify the reason indicated by
the user.
- CONNECTIVITY LOST TO STRUCTURE
- The user who initiated the rebuild has indicated that the structure should be
rebuilt because loss of connectivity has occurred. Note that loss of connectivity
might or might not have occurred. Rebuild processing does NOT verify the reason
indicated by the user. If rebuild was initiated by the system based on the CFRM
administrative policy, the following additional text also appears:
- REBUILD LOSSCONN PERCENTAGE: pctlossconn - where
pctlossconn is the percentage loss of connectivity which caused
the system to initiate a rebuild for the structure.
- OPERATOR INITIATED
- The user who initiated the rebuild or rebuild stop has indicated that he is the
operator. Note that the user who initiated the rebuild / rebuild stop might or might
not be the operator. Rebuild processing does NOT verify the reason indicated by the
user.
- POLICY-INITIATED
- A duplexing rebuild has been initiated by the system based on the contents of the
CFRM administrative policy.
- CONNECTOR REASON: user reason
- A connector-initiated rebuild, and supplied reason user
reason.
- REASON SPECIFIED WITH REBUILD STOP:
- Possible reasons structure rebuild has been stopped are:
- OLD STRUCTURE FAILURE
- The user who initiated the rebuild stop has indicated that the rebuild should be
stopped because the old structure has failed. Note that the old structure may or may
not have failed. Rebuild processing does NOT verify the reason indicated by the
user.
- CONNECTIVITY LOST TO OLD STRUCTURE
- The user who initiated the rebuild stop has indicated that the rebuild should be
stopped because connectivity to the old structure has been lost. Note that loss of
connectivity may or may not have occurred. Rebuild processing does NOT verify the
reason indicated by the user.
- CONNECTIVITY LOST TO NEW STRUCTURE
- The user who initiated the rebuild stop has indicated that the rebuild should be
stopped because connectivity to the new structure has been lost. Note that loss of
connectivity may or may not have occurred. Rebuild processing does NOT verify the
reason indicated by the user.
- CONNECTIVITY LOST TO STRUCTURE
- The duplexing rebuild is being stopped because one or more connectors lost
connectivity to a coupling facility containing the structure. Structure rebuild may
have been stopped by the system or a user. Note that loss of connectivity may or may
not have occurred when a user initiated the rebuild stop. Rebuild processing does NOT
verify the reason indicated by the user.
- OPERATOR INITIATED
- The user who initiated the rebuild or rebuild stop has indicated that he is the
operator. Note that the user who initiated the rebuild / rebuild stop may or may not
be the operator. Rebuild processing does NOT verify the reason indicated by the
user.
- CONNECTOR REASON: user reason
- A connector initiated rebuild stop, and supplied reason user
reason.
- CONNECTIVITY LOST TO STRUCTURE
- The duplexing rebuild is being stopped because one or more connectors lost
connectivity to a coupling facility containing the structure. Structure rebuild may have
been stopped by the system or a user. Note that loss of connectivity may or may not have
occurred when a user initiated the rebuild stop. Rebuild processing does NOT verify the
reason indicated by the user.
- XES INITIATED REBUILD STOP:
- XES has stopped the structure rebuild for the following reason:
- NEW STRUCTURE FAILED
- The new structure has failed.
- NO COUPLING FACILITY PROVIDED BETTER CONNECTIVITY
- No other coupling facility has better connectivity than the current one. The
rebuild, which was initiated due to a loss of connectivity, would cause a further
degradation in connectivity if accepted.
- NO COUPLING FACILITY PROVIDED BETTER OR EQUIVALENT CONNECTIVITY
- No other coupling facility has better or equivalent connectivity than the current
one. The rebuild would cause a degradation in connectivity as determined by SFM system
weights, if accepted.
- INSUFFICIENT CONNECTIVITY DUE TO CHANGE IN THE SET OF CONNECTORS
- A duplexing rebuild was stopped because a connector did not have connectivity to
the new structure instance.
- POLICY-INITIATED
- A duplexing rebuild has been stopped by the system based on the contents of the
CFRM administrative policy.
- FAILURE OF A SYSTEM-MANAGED PROCESS PHASE
- During a system-managed process, a phase was unsuccessful. When the system-managed
process was stopped, message IXC522I was issued and supplied a SYSTEM
CODE. The SYSTEM CODE is an internal value indicating
the reason for the stop, and is diagnostic data provided to help IBM® service personnel with problem determination. Message
IXC573I may have been issued to the hardcopy log to provide additional
information.
- DUMP SERIALIZATION HELD ON STRUCTURE
- During a system-managed process, dump serialization prevented access to either the
old or the new instance of the structure.
- FAILURE OF A DUPLEXED REQUEST
- During a system-managed duplexing rebuild, a duplexed request failed. When the
system-managed process was stopped, message IXC522I was issued and supplied a
SYSTEM CODE. The SYSTEM CODE is an internal
value indicating the reason for the stop, and is diagnostic data provided to help IBM personnel with problem determination.
- DETECTION OF A DUPLEX OUT OF SYNCH CONDITION
- During a system-managed duplexing rebuild, a duplex out of synch condition was
detected. The condition is detected by a duplexed request issued during the duplex
established phase of a system-managed duplexing rebuild. When the system-managed
process was stopped, message IXC522I was issued and supplied a SYSTEM
CODE. The SYSTEM CODE is an internal value indicating
the reason for the stop, and is diagnostic data provided to help IBM personnel with problem determination.
- CONNECTOR HANG
- The system is stopping the rebuild to try to alleviate a hang of a
structure-related process caused by failure of a connector to provide an expected
response.
- NO AVAILABLE CONIDS
- The system is stopping the duplexing rebuild because a structure instance did not
have any available connection identifiers.
- USER DID NOT ALLOW USER LIMIT CHANGES
- The system is stopping the duplexing rebuild because the structure instances had
different facility user-id limits, and a connector did not specify MAXCONN on the
IXLCONN invocation.
- POLICY CHANGE PENDING — CHANGE
- There is an administrative policy change pending for this structure. The
pending change is to change the policy definition for the structure. Each policy item that has a different value in the pending policy compared to the
active policy will be highlighted in the PENDING POLICY INFORMATION section of the
display. Note that there is a period of time during a structure rebuild process where
the pending policy information has already been copied over into the active policy, and
yet the structure is still marked as policy change pending. In such cases, the PENDING
POLICY INFORMATION section of the display will not be provided, since no policy items
differ between the active and pending policies at that time.
- POLICY CHANGE PENDING - DELETE
- There is an administrative policy change pending. The pending policy change is to
delete the policy definition for the structure.
- STRUCTURE NOT DEFINED IN POLICY
- The structure is not defined in the active policy and therefore cannot be connected
to. This scenario can only occur when all instances of the structure are either
deallocation pending or in transition.
- FAILED-PERSISTENT CONNECTIONS UNAVAILABLE DUE TO LARGER CFRM COUPLE DATA SET
REQUIRED
- The CFRM Couple Data Set must be reformatted to correct this unavailability.
- {ALTER IN PROGRESS | ALTER STOP IN PROGRESS}
- Structure alter has been initiated and is in progress or stopping. The message text
indicates how the alter was initiated:
- startsrc [ALTER, STOP REQUESTED stopsrc]
- startsrc
- One of the following:
- OPERATOR INITIATED
- The operator has initiated structure alter via a SETXCF START,ALTER
command.
- PROGRAM INITIATED
- A program initiated structure alter via an IXLALTER REQUEST=START
invocation.
- SYSTEM INITIATED
- The system initiated structure alter. A system-initiated alter (automatic alter)
for an eligible structure will begin when structure full monitoring determines that
a structure contains monitored objects that are at or above the structure full
threshold specified in the policy by FULLTHRESHOLD. ALLOWAUTOALT(YES) is specified
in the policy.
- CF INITIATED
- The coupling facility initiated reapportionment.
- stopsrc
- One of the following:
- BY OPERATOR
- The operator requested alter stop via a SETXCF STOP,ALTER command.
- BY PROGRAM
- A program requested alter stop via an IXLALTER REQUEST=STOP invocation.
- BY SYSTEM
- The system requested alter stop.
- FOR REBUILD
- The system requested alter stop because a structure rebuild was started.
The message text indicates the target values specified when the alter was initiated.- TARGET SIZE: targetsize u
- The target size for the structure alter. The size was specified either by a program
or by the operator, or by the system. This size is expressed in u.
- u
- The integer size unit specification. One of the following:
- K (kilobytes)
- M (megabytes)
- G (gigabytes)
- T (terabytes)
Note: In the message output, the size unit displayed may be converted to the
largest size unit that can be used to represent the size and avoids any rounding.
- TARGET RATIO: targetratio
- The target ratio in form entry:element when the entry-to-element ratio is changing.
The ratio was specified by a program or by the system.
- TARGET EMC STORAGE PERCENT: targetEMCpct
- The EMC storage target as a percentage of total structure storage when the EMC
storage percent is changing. The percentage was specified by a program or by the
system.
- POPULATECF REBUILD PENDING FOR cfname
- The structure is pending rebuild for the current PopulateCF rebuild.
cfname is the name of the coupling facility specified for the
PopulateCF rebuild request.
- POPULATECF REBUILD IN PROGRESS FOR cfname
- The structure is being rebuilt for the current PopulateCF rebuild.
cfname is the name of the coupling facility specified for the
PopulateCF rebuild request.
- STRUCTURE CLEANUP IN PROGRESS
- A lock structure is being cleared of residual information.
- REALLOCATE EVALUATION PENDING
- The allocated structure is pending evaluation of its current location. The REALLOCATE
process initiated by the SETXCF START,REALLOCATE operator command examines each allocated
structure to determine whether the location of any of the instance(s) needs to be
adjusted and/or a pending policy activated. The evaluation process uses the XCF
allocation algorithm, which factors in the CFRM active policy information and current set
of connections, to make the determination.
- TARGET OF REALLOCATE PROCESS
- The structure was selected by the REALLOCATE process to have its location adjusted
and/or pending policy activated. The REALLOCATE process was initiated by the SETXCF
START,REALLOCATE operator command. Once marked as the target of the REALLOCATE process,
the structure remains the target until one of the following occurs:
- The REALLOCATE process evaluates the next structure or completes.
- The structure is reduplexed, deallocated, or forced.
- REBUILDING
- The structure rebuild process type is rebuild.
- REBUILD STOPPING
- The structure rebuild process type is rebuild. The process is being
stopped.
- DUPLEXING REBUILD
- The structure rebuild process type is duplexing rebuild.
- DUPLEXING REBUILD STOPPING
- The structure rebuild process type is duplexing rebuild. The process is
being stopped to fall back to the old structure.
- DUPLEXING REBUILD SWITCHING
- The structure rebuild process type is duplexing rebuild. The process is
being stopped to switch to the new structure.
- METHOD: method
- The method used to manage the current process (for example, rebuilding,
rebuild stopping, or duplexing rebuild) is one of the following:
- SYSTEM-MANAGED
- The system is managing the process.
- AUTO VERSION: procid1
procid2
- The version number of the system-managed process. Used to correlate messages and
XCF component trace records associated with the current system-managed process.
procid1 is the first half of the auto version and
procid2 is the second half.
- USER-MANAGED
- The connected users are managing the process.
- PHASE: phase
- The phase of the current process (for example, rebuilding, rebuild stopping, or
duplexing rebuild) is one of the following:
- WAITING FOR QUIESCE
- The structure rebuild process is in the quiesce phase.
- WAITING FOR COMPLETE
- The structure rebuild process is in the complete phase.
- WAITING FOR CLEANUP
- The structure rebuild process is in the cleanup phase.
- DUPLEX STARTUP
- The structure rebuild process is in the startup phase.
- DUPLEX ESTABLISHED
- The structure rebuild process is in the duplex established phase.
- DUPLEX SWITCHING
- The structure rebuild process is in the duplex switching phase.
- STARTUP
- The structure rebuild process is in the startup phase.
- ALLOCATE
- The structure rebuild process is in the allocate phase.
- ATTACH
- The structure rebuild process is in the attach phase.
- COPY
- The structure rebuild process is in the copy phase. This line is followed by
additional text:
- COPY SUBPHASE: subphase
- where subphase is one of the following:
- INITIALIZATION
- Phase initialization.
- ATTACH
- Connection of users to the new instance of the structure.
- EXIT
- Phase completion
- CASTOUT CLASS
- Copying cache structure directory entries.
- WRITE WITH CASTOUT
- Copying cache structure directory entries.
- STORAGE CLASS REGISTRATION
- Copying cache structure storage class directory entry registration
information.
- STORAGE CLASS COUNTERS
- Copying cache structure storage class statistical information.
- LIST
- Copying list or lock structure data.
- LOCK
- Copying lock data for a list or lock structure.
- LOCK CLEANUP
- Copying lock data for a list or lock structure.
- EVENT QUEUE
- Copying list structure event and monitoring event queue data.
- NOT AVAILABLE
- Subphase information not available.
- UNKNOWN
- Unknown subphase.
- COPY STOP
- The structure rebuild process is in the copy stop phase.
- QUIESCE FOR STOP
- The structure rebuild process is in the quiesce for stop phase.
- STOP
- The structure rebuild process is in the stop phase.
- START ALTER NOT PERMITTED
- CF structure alter processing has been disabled; start alter is not permitted.
- EVENT MANAGEMENT:
- The CFRM event management protocol according to the CFRM active policy. Except for XCF
signaling structures, message-based processing can be used for any allocated structure. When
the CFRM event management protocol is message-based, message-based processing is enabled for
an allocated structure during event processing. When the CFRM event management protocol is
policy-based, event processing is policy-based for all allocated structures.
- strem
- One of the following:
- POLICY-BASED
- Event management for an allocated structure is controlled on each system having a
structure connection and the CFRM active policy is accessed to obtain event data.
After the message-based protocol is selected for CFRM as a whole, an
individual structure may continue to use policy-based processing until in flight events
are completely processed. strem will continue to show structure using
the policy-based protocol until the next event occurs for that structure, which may be
quite some time. So even if the sysplex is using message-based protocols, a particular
structure could be using either protocol. A structure used for XCF Signalling always
uses policy-based protocols.
- MESSAGE-BASED
- Event management for the allocated structure is controlled by an event manager system
using messages sent by XCF to provide event data and to communicate among the system(s).
The manager system updates the CFRM active policy once all participant system(s)
distribute the event to active connections.
- TYPE:
- When the allocated instance displayed is ACTIVE, REBUILD OLD/NEW, or DUPLEXING REBUILD
OLD/NEW, the structure type is from the CFRM active policy.
- strtype
- One of the following:
- LOCK
- The structure type is a lock.
- SERIALIZED LIST
- The structure type is a serialized list.
- LIST
- The structure type is a list.
- CACHE
- The structure type is cache.
- policysize u
- The size of the structure as specified in the active policy. This size is
expressed in u.
- u
- The integer size unit specification. One of the following:
- K (kilobytes)
- M (megabytes)
- G (gigabytes)
- T (terabytes)
Note: The size unit displayed may be converted to the largest size unit that can be
used to represent the size and avoids any rounding. For example, a
policysize of 1048576K may be converted to
policysize of 1G for the purpose of messages; a
policysize of 120000K will not cause the displayed size to be converted
because it is not an even multiple of megabytes, gigabytes, or terabytes.
- policyinitsize u
- The INITSIZE for the structure as specified in the policy. This size is
expressed in u. If no INITSIZE was specified in the policy, N/A will be
displayed.
- policyminsize u
- The MINSIZE for the structure as specified or defaulted to in the policy.
This size is expressed in u.
- policyscmmaxsize u
- The SCMMAXSIZE for the structure as specified or defaulted to in the policy. This size is
expressed in u. This message line appears only if the policy specifies SCMMAXSIZE.
- scmalgorithm
- The SCMALGORITHM for the structure as specified or defaulted to in the policy. This
message line appears only if the policy specifies SCMMAXSIZE.
- fullthreshold
- The FULLTHRESHOLD for the structure as specified or defaulted to in the policy, expressed
as a percentage.
- allowautoalt
- One of the following:
- YES
- System-initiated alter (automatic alter) of the structure is allowed. For structure
alter processing to be started for the structure, connections must also allow alter.
- NO
- System-initiated alter (automatic alter) of the structure is not allowed.
- rebuildpercent
- The REBUILDPERCENT for the structure as specified in the policy. If no REBUILDPERCENT was
specified in the policy, then N/A will be displayed.
- recprty
- The RECPRTY for the structure as specified in the policy. If no RECPRTY was specified in
the policy, then the line will not be displayed.
- sysrecprty
- The RECPRTY for the structure determined by the system. Value of 0 implies RECPRTY is not
supported for the structure and it will not participate in lossconn recovery management. For
more information about lossconn recovery management see .
- duplexstatus
- One of the following:
- ENABLED
- The CFRM administrative policy specifies DUPLEX(ENABLED) for this structure.
- ALLOWED
- The CFRM administrative policy specifies DUPLEX(ALLOWED) for this structure.
- DISABLED
- The CFRM administrative policy specifies or defaults to DUPLEX(DISABLED) for this
structure.
- allowrealloc
- One of the following:
- YES
- REALLOCATE processing is allowed for the structure.
- NO
- REALLOCATE processing is not allowed for the structure. REALLOCATE processing will
evaluate the structure but will not start a rebuild when the evaluation indicates that a
rebuild is needed. REALLOCATE processing starts a duplexing rebuild when the structure is
not duplexed but DUPLEX(ENABLED) is specified.
- pref-cf
- The name of a coupling facility in the preference list. The coupling facility names are
listed in order of preference (most preferred first). Additional lines may be used to list
more names. If the list is empty, the message PREFERENCE LIST IS EMPTY will be displayed
instead.
- enforceorder
- One of the following:
- YES
- The order of the preference list is to be enforced.
- NO
- The system may reorder the preference list.
- EXCLUSION LISTexcl-str
- The name of a structure in the exclusion list. Additional lines may be used to list more
names. If the list is empty, the message EXCLUSION LIST IS EMPTY will be displayed
instead.
- SUBNOTIFYDELAY subnotifydelay
- The SUBNOTIFYDELAY value for the structure as specified in the policy, expressed in
microseconds.
- Header
- One of the following:
- ACTIVE STRUCTURE
- The structure is active.
- REBUILD NEW STRUCTURE
- The structure is being rebuilt. This is the rebuild new structure.
- REBUILD OLD STRUCTURE
- The structure is being rebuilt. This is the rebuild old structure.
- STRUCTURE PENDING DEALLOCATION
- Deallocation is pending for this structure. The structure
deallocation may remain pending if the coupling facility containing the structure is not
connected to any system. Use the DISPLAY XCF,CF or DISPLAY CF command to show the
connectivity status of the coupling facility.
- STRUCTURE IN TRANSITION
- The structure is either being allocated in a coupling facility or deallocated from a
coupling facility. The structure deallocation may remain pending if the
coupling facility containing the structure is not connected to any system. Use the
DISPLAY XCF,CF or DISPLAY CF command to show the connectivity status of the coupling
facility.
- DUPLEXING REBUILD NEW STRUCTURE
- The structure is undergoing a duplexing rebuild. This is the rebuild new
structure.
- DUPLEXING REBUILD OLD STRUCTURE
- The structure is undergoing a duplexing rebuild. This is the rebuild old
structure.
- pendrsn
- One of the following:
- DEALLOCATING SYSTEM LOST CONNECTIVITY
- Deallocation is pending for this structure and cannot complete due to a loss of
connectivity.
- STRUCTURE DUMP EXISTS WITH STRUCTURE DUMP ID nnnn
- Deallocation is pending for this structure and cannot complete due to the existence of
a structure dump. The structure dump id nnnn is given for use in the
SETXCF FORCE,STRDUMP command.
- REASON IN TRANSITION: CONNECT OR DISCONNECT IN PROGRESS
- The structure is either being allocated in a coupling facility or being deallocated in
a coupling facility.
- STRUCTURE DUMP EXISTS WITH STRUCTURE DUMP ID
- There is a structure dump associated with this structure, and the structure dump ID is
given for use in the SETXCF FORCE,STRDUMP command.
- dumpid
- There is a structure dump associated with this structure, and the structure dump id is
given for use in the SETXCF FORCE,STRDUMP command.
- STRUCTURE FAILED
- The structure has failed.
- mm/dd/yyyy
- The date when the structure was allocated. The date is in months (01-12), days (01-31),
and years. If the structure is not allocated, dashes are displayed instead.
- hh:mm:ss
- The time when the structure was allocated. The time is in hours (00-23), minutes (00-59),
and seconds (00-59). This is used to guarantee structure uniqueness. If the structure is not
allocated, dashes are displayed instead.
- cfname
- Name of coupling facility in which the structure is allocated in. This name is from the
CFRM active policy. If the structure is not allocated, this line is not displayed.
- NO SYSTEMS CONNECTED TO COUPLING FACILITY
- No systems have connectivity to this coupling facility.
- COUPLING FACILITY:
- The coupling facility which this system is able to use is identified by the node
descriptor. See mapping IXLYNDE. The format xxxxxx.xxx.xx.xxxxxxxxxxxx gives the type,
manufacture ID, manufacture plant ID, and sequence number.
- type
- Node type (See ndetype in IXLYNDE).
- mfg
- Node manufacturer ID (See ndemfg in IXLYNDE).
- plant
- Node manufacturer plant ID (See ndeplant in IXLYNDE).
- sequence
- Node sequence number (See ndesequence in IXLYNDE).
- partition
- Node LPAR partition number (See ndepartition in IXLYNDE).
- side
- The node PP/SI mode indicator and configuration code from the IXLYNDE are used to
determine the value for side. Side is one of the following:
- SIDE: 0 - The coupling facility is on SIDE 0 of a partitionable CPC.
- SIDE: 1 - The coupling facility is on SIDE 1 of a partitionable CPC.
- blank means the coupling facility is in a non-partitionable CPC.
- cpcid
- Node Central Processor Complex (CPC) ID.
- actualsize u
- The actual size of the structure, if available. This size is expressed in
u.
- u
- The integer size unit specification. One of the following:
- K (kilobytes)
- M (megabytes)
- G (gigabytes)
- T (terabytes)
Note: In the message output, the size unit displayed may be converted to the largest
size unit that can be used to represent the size and avoids any rounding.
- maxsize u
- The maximum size of the structure, expressed in u.
- pct
- The percentage of the maximum value (allocated / maximum).
- iuaugspc u
- The amount of augmented space currently in use to support the use of storage-class memory
by this structure. The value is expressed in u. This message line appears
only if the structure is allocated with support for storage-class memory.
- emxaugspc u
- The estimated maximum amount of augmented space required to support the use of
storage-class memory by this structure. The value is expressed in u.
- iuscm u
- The amount of storage-class memory currently in use by the structure. The value is
expressed in u. This message line appears only if the structure is
allocated with support for storage-class memory.
- maxscm u
- The maximum amount of storage-class memory that can be used by the structure.
- iuscment
- The number of entries currently stored in the storage-class memory associated with this
structure. This message line appears only if the structure is allocated with support for
storage-class memory.
- emxscment
- Estimated maximum number of entries that can be stored in the storage-class memory
associated with this structure.
- iuscmelem
- The number of elements currently stored in the storage-class memory associated with this
structure. This message line appears only if the structure is allocated with support for
storage-class memory.
- emxscmelem
- Estimated maximum number of elements that can be stored in the storage-class memory
associated with this structure.
- iuent
- The number of in-use entries residing in CF real storage (i.e., not including entries
residing in storage-class memory). For cache structures, this includes both changed and
unchanged entries.
- totent
- The total number of entries allocated in CF real storage.
- iupct
- The percentage of objects that are in-use relative to the total count
(in-use/total).
- iuelem
- The number of in-use elements residing in CF real storage (i.e., not including elements
residing in storage-class memory). For cache structures, this includes both changed and
unchanged elements.
- totelem
- The total number of elements allocated in CF real storage.
- iuemc
- The number of in-use EMCs.
- totemc
- The total number of EMCs.
- totlock
- The total number of lock entries.
- chgdent
- The number of changed entries.
- chgdelem
- The number of changed elements.
- chgdpct
- The percentage full value for changed entries or elements (changed/total).
- ACTUAL SUBNOTIFYDELAY actualsubnotifydelay
- The actual SUBNOTIFYDELAY value, expressed in microseconds, for the structure as returned
from the CF where the structure is allocated. In most cases the actual and the policy
SUBNOTIFYDELAY value will be the same. They may differ if the DISPLAY XCF command is issued
after a policy change has processed but before the system has updated the SUBNOTIFYDELAY
value in the CF.
While a structure is duplexed, the actual SUBNOTIFYDELAY value that
applies to the duplexed structure is the value associated with the old (primary) structure
instance. The value associated with the new (secondary) structure instance is not used to
determine the structure's sublist notification delay until/unless that structure instance
becomes the old (primary) or simplex instance of the structure.
- LOGICAL VERSION
- Logical structure version number that is used for diagnostic purposes.
- logicalver1
- First half of the logical structure version number.
- logicalver2
- Second half of the logical structure version number.
- PHYSICAL VERSION
- Physical version for the structure. Changes when a new instance of the structure is
allocate, as in a user-managed or system-managed rebuild, and there is at least one active
connector to observe the allocation.
- physicalver1
- First half of the physical structure version number.
- physicalver2
- Second half of the physical structure version number.
- processlevel
- The level of support required by this structure in order to participate in a
system-managed process (for example, rebuild). Certain phases of system-managed processes
(for example, allocation and copy processing) can only occur on systems that support a
system-managed process level greater than or equal to the level specified here. The DISPLAY
XCF,COUPLE command (message IXC357I) displays the level of support provided by a given
system.
processlevel will appear as NOT APPLICABLE if any of the
following are true:
- The structure resides in a coupling facility of CFLEVEL less than 8. The CFLEVEL can
be determined by issuing the DISPLAY CF command for the coupling facility named on the
CFNAME line.
- The structure is a list structure used for XCF signalling.
- The structure is a list structure or a lock structure with record data, and was
allowed by a system at a release that does not support system-managed processes.
processlevel will appear as NOT AVAILABLE if the system is unable to
access the necessary information.
- xcfgrpname
- The XCF groupname associated with a serialized list or lock structure.
- disp
- One of the following:
- KEEP
- The structure disposition is Keep.
- DELETE
- The structure disposition is Delete.
- accesstime
- The length of time that the connector can tolerate not having access to the structure.
Access will be denied to connectors when SVC Dump obtains serialization in order to dump
data in the structure. The access time is defined by the connector which allocates the
structure, and will either be in decimal tenths of seconds, or will be NOLIMIT (indicating
that serialization may be held for as long as is required to capture all data
requested).
- NUMBER OF RECORD DATA LISTS PER CONNECTION
- The number of lists per connection for a lock structure with record data. This line is
displayed only for a lock structure with record data, which was allocated to support more
than one record data list per connection.
- rdatalistspercon
- The number of lists per connection for this structure.
- maxconns
- The maximum number of connections for this structure.
- conns
- The current number of connections for this structure.
- strratio
- STR ALLOW RATIO will only be displayed when structure alter is in progress.
strratio is one of the following:
- YES
- The current set of connectors have indicated that they will permit changes to the
entry-to-element ratio.
- NO
- The current set of connectors have indicated that they will not permit changes to the
entry-to-element ratio.
- alterstate
- One of the following:
- IN PROGRESS
- This instance of the structure is currently being altered.
- DEFERRED
- The alter of this instance of the duplexed structure is deferred, waiting for the
alter of the other instance to complete.
- STOPPING
- Alter is stopping for this instance of the structure.
- SCM OR AUS IN USE
- The alter of this instance of the duplexed structure is in progress but cannot
complete until all structure objects for the structure instance have been migrated from
storage-class memory back into coupling facility real storage and all associated
augmented space has been released.
- MONITORING
- The alter was initiated by the CF and the system is monitoring for completion.
- altersys
- The name of the system responsible for structure alter processing.
- strminentry
- Maximum for all connections of the connector-specified percentage of currently in-use
list or currently in-use-and-changed cache entries that must be available for use at the end
of structure alter processing. STR MINENTRY will only be displayed when structure alter is
in progress.
- strminelement
- Maximum for all connections of the connector-specified percentage of currently in-use
list or currently in-use-and-changed cache elements that must be available for use at the
end of structure alter processing. STR MINELEMENT will only be displayed when structure
alter is in progress.
- strminemc
- Maximum for all connections of the connector-specified percentage of structure storage to
be used as Event Monitor Controls that must be available for use at the end of structure
alter processing. STR MINEMC will only be displayed when structure alter is in
progress.
- usynccompleted
- Completed user synch point event. Will only be displayed if USYNC processing has been
invoked for this structure and has completed.
- completedcode
- Completed user synch point completion code. Will only be displayed if USYNC processing
has been invoked for this structure and has completed.
- completedinfo
- Completed user synch point user state information. Will only be displayed if USYNC
processing has been invoked for this structure and has completed.
- usyncnext
- Next user synch point event. Will only be displayed if USYNC has been invoked for this
structure.
- nextcompcode
- Next user synch point completion code. Will only be displayed if USYNC processing has
been invoked for this structure and has completed.
- usyncnextinfo
- Next user synch point user state information. Will only be displayed if USYNC processing
has been invoked for this structure.
- connectionids
- Connection ID(s) of users who have not yet provided an event exit response (confirmation)
for this disconnecting or failing connector. This connector will remain in the disconnecting
or failing state until such responses are received from all connectors that owe them.
- asterisk
- One of the following:
- CONNECTOR WITH OUTSTANDING REBUILD RESPONSE
- Rebuild processing is waiting for a response from this connector.
- OUTSTANDING REBUILD PROCESSING FOR CONNECTOR
- A system-managed rebuild is waiting for a response from the system on behalf of the
connector.
- connection-name
- The name of a connection. The system will repeat the connection message text to report
all connections. If there are no connections, then no connection table will be
displayed.
- id
- The connection identifier.
- version
- The connection version number.
- connsysname
- The name of the system owning the connection.
- jobname
- The name of the job owning the connection.
- asid
- The identifier of the address space owning the connection.
- constate
- One of the following:
- FAILED-PERSISTENT
- The connection is in the failed-persistent state.
- DISCONNECTING
- The connection is in the process of disconnecting.
- FAILING
- The connection is in the process of abnormally ending.
- ACTIVE
- This connection is in the active state.
- ACTIVE &
- This connection is in the active state but this connector has physically lost
connectivity to the structure.
- ACTIVE OLD
- The structure is being rebuilt. This connector is connected to the old structure.
- ACTIVE &OLD
- The structure is being rebuilt. This connector has connected to the old structure but
has physically lost connectivity to the structure.
- ACTIVE NEW,OLD
- The structure is being rebuilt. This connector is connected to both the old structure
and the new structure.
- ACTIVE NEW,&OLD
- The structure is being rebuilt. This connector has connected to both the old structure
and the new structure but has physically lost connectivity to the old structure.
- ACTIVE &NEW,OLD
- The structure is being rebuilt. This connector has connected to both the old structure
and the new structure but has physically lost connectivity to the new structure.
- ACTIVE &NEW,&OLD
- The structure is being rebuilt. This connector has connected to both the old structure
and the new structure but has physically lost connectivity to both structures.
- REBUILD ACTIVE OLD
- The structure is being rebuilt. This connector is connected to the rebuild old
structure.
- REBUILD ACTIVE NEW
- The structure is being rebuilt. This connector is connected to the rebuild new
structure.
- DUPLEX REBUILD ACTIVE OLD
- The structure is in a duplexing rebuild. This connector is connected to the duplexing
rebuild old structure.
- DUPLEX REBUILD ACTIVE NEW
- The structure is in a duplexing rebuild. This connector is connected to the rebuild
new structure.
- condata
- Data that is specified by the connector and is provided to the connection's exits.
- discdata
- Data that is specified by the connector and is provided to the connection's exits.
- additionalinfo
- One of the following:
- TO STRUCTURE
- The connector has lost physical connectivity to the structure.
- TO NEW STRUCTURE
- The connector has lost physical connectivity to the rebuild new structure.
- TO OLD STRUCTURE
- The connector has lost physical connectivity to the rebuild old structure.
- moreinfo
- One of the following:
- FAILURE ISOLATED FROM CF
- The system from which this user has connected is failure isolated from this
structure.
- NOT FAILURE ISOLATED FROM CF
- The system from which this user has connected is not failure isolated from this
structure.
- rebldwait
- REBUILD WAIT will only be displayed when structure rebuild is in progress.
rebldwait is one of the following:
- YES - USER
- Rebuild processing is waiting on this connector for a response.
- NO
- This connector has already responded to the current rebuild event.
- YES - SYSTEM
- Rebuild processing is waiting for the system to respond on behalf of this
connector.
- connect-level1
- First half of user-specified connection version/release level.
- connect-level2
- Second half of user-specified connection version/release level.
- info-level
- Level of information returned for the connection.
- cflevel
- Requested coupling facility level.
- nonvolrequest
- One of the following:
- YES
- User connected with NONVOLREQ=YES.
- NO
- User connected with NONVOLREQ=NO.
- condisp
- One of the following:
- KEEP
- User connected with CONDISP=KEEP.
- DELETE
- User connected with CONDISP=DELETE.
- allowrebld
- One of the following:
- YES
- Connector specified or defaulted to ALLOWREBUILD=YES
- NO
- Connector specified ALLOWREBUILD=NO
- allowduprebld
- One of the following:
- YES
- Connector specified ALLOWDUPREBLD=YES.
- NO
- Connector specified or defaulted to ALLOWDUPREBLD=NO.
- allowauto
- One of the following:
- YES
- Connector specified ALLOWAUTO=YES.
- NO
- Connector specified or defaulted to ALLOWAUTO=NO.
- autosuspend
- One of the following:
- YES
- User connected with ALLOWAUTO=YES and SUSPEND=YES.
- NO
- User connected with ALLOWAUTO=YES and SUSPEND=NO.
- FAIL
- User connected with ALLOWAUTO=YES and SUSPEND=FAIL.
- termlevel
- The first level at which the system is to take action if it becomes necessary to
terminate the connector. One of the following:
- TASK
- The system will terminate the task from which the connector connected.
- ADDRSPACE
- The system will terminate the connector's home address space.
- SYSTEM
- The connector's system will partition itself from the sysplex.
- XCFSIG
- The system will take a sequence of actions specific to XCF signaling connectors,
stopping at the first successful action:
- Stop signaling paths through the affected structure
- Force a disconnect
- Partition itself from the sysplex
Note: Depending on the nature of the problem, the system might take other actions
not listed here before attempting to terminate the connector.
- critical
- One of the following:
- YES
- Connector has indicated that it considers itself a critical connector.
- NO
- Connector does not consider itself a critical connector.
- allowalter
- One of the following:
- YES
- Connector has indicated that it can support structure alter being initiated against
this structure.
- NO
- Connector has indicated that it cannot support structure alter being initiated against
this structure.
- userratio
- USER ALLOW RATIO will only be displayed when the connector permits structure alter.
userratio is one of the following:
- YES
- Connector has indicated that it permits changes to the entry-to-element ratio.
- NO
- Connector has indicated that it does NOT permit changes to the entry-to-element
ratio.
- userminentry
- Connector-specified percentage of currently in-use list or currently in-use-and-changed
cache entries that must be available for use at the end of structure alter processing. USER
MINENTRY will only be displayed when the connector permits structure alter.
- userminelement
- Connector-specified percentage of currently in-use list or currently in-use-and-changed
cache elements that must be available for use at the end of structure alter processing. USER
MINELEMENT will only be displayed when the connector permits structure alter.
- userminemc
- Connector-specified percentage of currently in-use event monitor control storage that
must be available for use at the end of structure alter processing. USER MINEMC will only be
displayed when the connector permits structure alter.
- usyncwait
- USYNC WAIT will only be displayed when USYNC is in progress. usyncwait
is one of the following:
- YES
- USYNC processing is waiting on this connector for a response.
- NO
- This connector has already responded to the current USYNC event.
- evtmgmt
- The CFRM event management protocol according to the CFRM active policy. Except for XCF
signaling structures, message-based processing can be used for any allocated structure. When
the CFRM event management protocol is message-based, message-based processing is enabled for
an allocated structure during event processing. When the CFRM event management protocol is
policy-based, event processing is policy-based for all allocated structures.
- POLICY-BASED
- For the sysplex, event management for an allocated structure is
controlled on each system having a structure connection and the CFRM active policy is
accessed to obtain event data.
- MESSAGE-BASED MANAGER SYSTEM NAME: mgrsysname
- For the sysplex, allocated structures enabled for message-based
processing have event processing managed by an event manager system using message sent by
XCF signaling for communication with the participant system(s). The manager system
updates the CFRM active policy once all participant system(s) distribute the event to
active connections.
The event manager system is identified by
mgrsysname.
- MESSAGE-BASED TRANSITIONING TO NEW MANAGER
- For the sysplex, allocated structures enabled for message-based
processing have event processing managed by an event manager system but the sysplex is
transitioning to a new manager system. Once the new manager system is assigned, the name
of the event manager system can be displayed. The sysplex changes to a new manager system
as the result of removing the prior manager system from the sysplex.
- msgbasedlevel
- The level of message-based event processing being used by CFRM. Message-based processing
can be restarted by the system if a system in the sysplex does not support this level.
Message-based processing can also be restarted by the system to increase this level.
- maxconns
- The maximum number of connections for this structure.
- numusers
- Number of users specified by the connection.
- MAXCONN({USER | DEFAULT})
- USER indicates that MAXCONN was specified by the connector on the IXLCONN invocation.
DEFAULT indicates that MAXCONN was not specified by the connector on the IXLCONN
invocation.
- maxconn
- Number of users specified or defaulted to by the connection.
- mgrsysname
- When event processing is policy-based, no system name is displayed. When event processing
is message-based, the message-based manager system name (mgrsysname) is
displayed. When transitioning to a new manager system, no system name is displayed.
- msgbasedlevel.
- The level of message-based event processing that is being used by CFRM. Message-based
processing can be restarted by the system if a system in the sysplex does not support this
level. Message-based processing can also be restarted by the system to increase this
level
- SYSTEM-MANAGED PROCESS STATE
- The specified structure is undergoing a system-managed process (for example, rebuild).
The current process phase is being coordinated by the listed systems on behalf of the
connected users.
- sysname
- The name of the system participating in the system-managed process.
- systoken
- The token of the system participating in the system-managed process.
- processstate
- One of the following:
- ALLOCATING
- The system is in the process of allocating the new structure during the allocate phase
of a system-managed process (for example, rebuild).
- ATTACHING
- The system is in the process of attaching connectors to the new structure during the
attach phase of a system-managed process (for example, rebuild).
- ATTACHED
- The system has successfully attached connectors to the new structure during the attach
phase of a system-managed process (for example, rebuild).
- COPY WORKING
- The system is participating in the copy phase of a system-managed process (for
example, rebuild).
- COPY WAITING
- The system is waiting for working systems to complete the copy phase of a
system-managed process (for example, rebuild).
- COPY FAILED
- The system was participating in the copy phase of a system-managed process (for
example, rebuild), but has failed.
- COPY STOPPING
- The system is waiting for working systems to complete the copy phase of a
system-managed process (for example, rebuild), but is now stopping.
- COPY STOPPED
- The system was participating in the copy phase of a system-managed process (for
example, rebuild), but has stopped.
- processcopyid
- Identifier assigned to this system while participating in the copy phase of
a system-managed process. Applicable only when the phase is COPY or COPY STOP.
- DIAGNOSTIC INFORMATION
- The diagnostic data is provided to help IBM service
personnel with problem determination.
- strnum
- The number associated with the structure in the CFRM active policy.
- strseq
- The sequence number for the allocated structure from the CFRM active policy.
- mgrsysid
- The system slot and sequence number of the event manager system as viewed by this
system only. A value of zero indicates that this system is using policy-based event
management.
- sysnameormgr
- The name of the system for participant data or "MGR SYS" indicating event manager
data. Data is only displayed for allocated structures. "MGR SYS" data is only displayed
when the command is issued on the event manager system.
- #queued
- The number of events queued. It is a substantially correct count of current number of
events on the queue.
- hESN
- Event sequence number of first event on the queue.
- tESN
- Event sequence number of last event on the queue.
- dESN
- Discard event sequence number.
- nESN
- Notify event sequence number.
- ENABLED FOR EXPEDITED DUPLEX COMPLETION PROTOCOL
- This text is displayed when the structure being duplexed through
system-managed duplexing protocols is enabled for the expedited duplex completion protocol.
This text is not displayed if the statement does not apply or if this system is not able to
access the necessary information.
System action
The system continues processing.
Operator response
System programmer response
Source
Cross System Coupling Facility (SCXCF)
Module
IXCO1DCP, IXCO1DC2, IXCO1DC3
Routing code
Descriptor code