Explanation
The operator issued the DISPLAY LOGGER,CONN,LSN=logstreamname,DETAIL,
or the DISPLAY LOGGER,CONN,LSN=logstreamname ,JOB=mvsjobname,DETAIL
command. The output includes detailed information for a specified
connected log stream(s) if filters were used. The display shows the
connected log stream(s) that match the filters on the system that
the DISPLAY LOGGER command was issued.
In the message text:
- sysname
- The system name.
- groupname
- The name of the group that the log stream belongs to.
- mvs_jobname
- The jobname.
- zai client info
- When a log stream has ZAI(YES) specified, the following will be
included:
ZAI CLIENT: YES - zaiclientstatus
Where
the possible
zaiclientstatus values can be:
- CONNECTED
ZAIDATA: zaidatavalue
LOG BLOCKS SENT TO SERVER OK: blkok, FAILED: blkfailed
Indicates z/OS® system logger has established
a connection to the IBM zAware server
for the log stream, and any log data written into the log stream will
be sent to the server.
Where:
- zaidatavalue
- The value specified for the log stream ZAIDATA attribute.
- blkok
- Number of log blocks sent to the IBM zAware server
successfully during this connection.
- blkfailed
- The number of log blocks that were attempted to be sent over the
socket to the IBM zAware server,
but eventually failed to be sent. System logger moves on to the next
buffered log stream to send to the IBM zAware server.
- CONNECTING
- Indicates z/OS system
logger is attempting to establish a connection to the IBM zAware server
for the log stream. Any log data written into the log stream during
this period will be buffered and when the connection is established
it will be sent to the server.
- NOT CONNECTED
- Indicates z/OS system logger
has no connection to the IBM zAware server
for the log stream since the z/OS image
is not configured for it.
- QUIESCED
- Indicates z/OS system logger
has no connection to the IBM zAware server
for the log stream. No log data will be buffered or sent to the server
while in this state.
- offload-datasetname
- Identifies the current offload data set name for the log stream.
The offload data set name is constructed from the following log stream
attributes: HLQ/EHLQ, log stream name, with a generated low level
qualifier (cnnnnnnn). When this z/OS image
is allocated to the data set from offload processing, then the entire
data set name will be displayed. When this z/OS image is not allocated to the current offload
data set, then the low level qualifier will be revealed as '????????'.
- mvs_asid
- The ASID.
- logstreamname
- The log stream name.
- strname
- The CFRM structure name.
Note: For all displays, when a DASD only
configured log stream is displayed, the STRUCTURE field of the display
will contain the text *DASDONLY*.
- num_conn
- The number of active connections from this system to this log
stream by that job. The number of the connections field is 6 bytes
in length.
- status
- The log stream status. Possible values can be:
- AVAILABLE
- The log stream is available for connects.
- IN USE
- The log stream is available and has a current connection.
- CONNECT PENDING
- The system logger needed to perform recovery operations asynchronous
to the application's connect request and will remain in this state
until recovery is done. The system logger will then complete the connect
request on behalf of the application.
- OFFLOAD IN PROGRESS
- The system logger is in the process of offloading data from the
coupling facility structure to DASD.
- DISCONNECT PENDING
- The system logger is completing the applications disconnect request
asynchronously. When complete, the application is disconnected from
the log stream.
- STRUCTURE FULL
- The coupling facility structure space allocated for this log stream
is full.
- LOSS OF DATA
- There is a loss of data condition present in the log stream.
- REBUILD IN PROGRESS
- The coupling facility structure is temporarily unavailable and
a rebuild of the structure is in progress.
- DUPLEXING REBUILD
- The coupling facility structure is temporarily unavailable because
a duplexing rebuild of the structure is in progress.
- DUPLEX TO SIMPLEX
- The coupling facility structure has transitioned from duplex-mode
to simplex-mode and system logger is processing the transition.
- REBUILD FAILED
- The coupling facility structure is unavailable and will remain
so until a successful rebuild is completed.
- LOST CONNECTIVITY
- No connectivity exists to the coupling facility associated with
the log stream. The system logger will either attempt to rebuild the
log stream in another coupling facility or the log stream will be
disconnected.
- DS DIRECTORY FULL
- The log stream's DASD data set directory is full. The system logger
cannot offload any further data from the coupling facility structure
to DASD.
- DELETE IN PROGRESS
- Deletion of the log stream is in progress.
- duplexing-method
- One of the following:
- LOCAL BUFFERS
- Indicates system logger is duplexing the log data in the data
spaces associated with the IXGLOGR address space.
- LOCAL BUFFERS, STAGING DRXRC
- Indicates logger is duplexing the log data in the data spaces
asssociated with the IXGLOGR address space, and logger is also duplexing
the log data in a staging data set but it is only used for log stream
recovery when the recovery system was IPL'd with DRMODE=YES.
- STAGING DATA SET
- Indicates system logger is duplexing the log data in a staging
data set associated with the system's connection to the log stream
and structure.
- STRUCTURE, LOCAL BUFFERS
- Indicates the log data is being duplexed in a second copy of the
coupling facility structure (by XES), and system logger is duplexing
the log data in data spaces associated with the IXGLOGR address space.
- STRUCTURE, LOCAL BUFFERS, STAGING DRXRC
- Indicates the log data is being duplexed in a second copy of the
coupling facility structure (by XES), and logger is duplexing the
log data in data spaces associated with the IXGLOGR address space,
and logger is also duplexing the log data in a staging data set but
it is only used for log stream recovery when the recovery system was
IPL'd with DRMODE=YES.
- STRUCTURE, STAGING DATA SETS
- Indicates the log data is being duplexed in a second copy of the
coupling facility structure (by XES), and system logger is duplexing
the log data in a staging data set associated with the system's connection
to the log stream and structure.
- STRUCTURE, STAGING DRXRC
- Indicates the log data is being duplexed in a second copy of the
coupling facility structure (by XES), and logger is also duplexing
the log data in a staging data set but it is only used for log stream
recovery when recovery system was IPL'd with DRMODE=YES.
- STRUCTURE
- Indicates the log data is being duplexed in a second copy of the
coupling facility structure (by XES), and system logger is not explicitly
duplexing the log data using its own means.
- IN TRANSITION
- Indicates system logger is transitioning because of a duplexing
rebuild or because the structure has changed from duplex-mode to simplex-mode.
- STGDSN information:
- datasetname
- Name of the staging data set where logger data is being duplexed.
- volume
- Name of the volume where the staging data set resides.
- nnnn
- Represents the size of the staging data set in 4K increments.
- used
- Indicates the percentage usage for the staging data set.
- R/W CONN
- Displayed after the jobname that connected to the log stream.
Lists the number of read and/or write connections made to this log
stream by this job.
- RES MGR./CONNECTED
- The name of the remote site recovery resource manager that is
associated with the log stream and its connection status. If there
is no resource manager defined, then the field will display *NONE* for
the resource manager name and NO for whether or not it is connected.
- IMPORT CONNECT
- Displays if there is an import connect active for this log stream
on this system.
- Disconnect Pending Line:
- When the log stream is being disconnected from the system, the
'DISCONNECT PENDING FOR xxxxMINUTES' line will
be displayed if the log stream was in that state for over 2 minutes.
The status text for the log stream could be one
of the following: 'DISCONNECT PENDING', 'DS DIRECTORY FULL' or 'OFFLOAD
IN PROGRESS'.
- xxxx
- Number of minutes the log stream has been in the disconnect Pending
state.
- Force Disconnect Line:
- When a force disconnect command has been entered against the log
stream, the line 'FORCE DISCONNECT IN PROGRESS' will be shown until
the log stream is disconnected from the system. If the first force
disconnect attempt does not proceed, and this display command shows
this line, a second force disconnect should be issued. The second
force disconnect attempt will cause current quiesce activity for existing
connectors to cease, and the log stream disconnect from the system
to continue.
- nnnnn
- The number of log streams included in the view for the display
output.
System action
The system continues processing.
Operator response
System programmer response
User response
Programmer response
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