Collection Services data files: QAPMBSC
This database file includes binary synchronous file entries and lists the fields in the binary synchronous file.
| Field Name | Description | Attribute |
|---|---|---|
| INTNUM | Interval number: The nth sample database interval based on the start time specified in the Create Performance Data (CRTPFRDTA) command. | PD (5,0) |
| DTETIM | Interval date (yymmdd) and time (hhmmss): The date and time of the sample interval. | C (12) |
| INTSEC | Elapsed interval seconds: The number of seconds since the last sample interval. | PD (7,0) |
| IOPRN | IOP resource name. | C(10) |
| BIOPID | Reserved | C (1) |
| BSTYPE | The resource type of the IOP or adapter represented by this record. | C (4) |
| BSLND | Line description: The name of the description for this line. | C (10) |
| BSLSP | Line speed: The speed of the line in bits per second (bps). | PD (11,0) |
| BSBTRN | Bytes transmitted: The number of bytes (data and control characters) transmitted, including bytes transmitted again. | PD (11,0) |
| BSBRCV | Bytes received: The number of bytes (data and control characters) received including bytes received in error. | PD (11,0) |
| BSPRCL | Protocol type: B for binary synchronous. | C (1) |
| BSDCRV | Data characters received: The number of data characters received successfully (excluding synchronous characters) while in data mode. For feature types 2507 and 6150, this value is equal to field BSBRCV. | PD (11,0) |
| BSDCRE | Data characters received in error: The number of data characters received with a block-check character error while in data mode. For feature types 2507 and 6150, this value is equal to field BSCRER. | PD (11,0) |
| BSDCTR | Data characters transmitted: The number of data characters transmitted successfully while in data mode. For feature types 2507 and 6150, this value is equal to field BSBTRN. | PD (11,0) |
| BSCRER | Characters received in error: The number of characters received with a block-check character error. | PD (11,0) |
| BSLNK | Negative acknowledgment character received to text sent (see note). The number of times the remote station or device did not understand the command sent from the host system. | PD (11,0) |
| BSLWA | Wrong acknowledgment character to text sent (see note). The host system received an acknowledgment from the remote device that was not expected. For example, the system expected an ACK0 and received an ACK1. | PD (11,0) |
| BSLQTS | Enqueue to text sent (see note): Text was sent by a station and an ENQ character was returned. The receiving station expected some form of acknowledgment, such as an ACK0, ACK1, or NAK. | PD (11,0) |
| BSLINV | Invalid (unrecognized format): One of the delimiter characters that encloses the data in brackets being sent/received is not valid (see note). | PD (11,0) |
| BSLQAK | Enqueue to acknowledged character: The remote station returned an acknowledgment (for example, ACK0) and the host system sent an ENQ character. This indicates that the host station did not recognize the acknowledgment as a valid acknowledgment (see note). | PD (11,0) |
| BSLTNK | Negative acknowledgment character received to text sent (total): The number of times the remote station did not understand the command sent from the host system (see note). | PD (11,0) |
| BSLTWA | Wrong acknowledgment character to text sent (total): The host system received an acknowledgment from the remote device that was not expected. For example, the host system expected an ACK0 and received an ACK1 (see note). | PD (11,0) |
| BSLTQT | Enqueue to text sent (total): Text was sent by a station and an ENQ character was returned. The receiving station expected some form of acknowledgment such as an ACK0, ACK1, or NAK (see note). | PD (11,0) |
| BSLTIV | Invalid (unrecognized format) (total): One of the delimiter characters that enclose the data in brackets being sent/received is not valid (see note). | PD (11,0) |
| BSLTQA | Enqueue to acknowledged character (total): The remote station returned an acknowledgment (for example, ACK0) and the host station sent an ENQ character. This indicates that the host station did not recognize the acknowledgment as a valid acknowledgment (see note). | PD (11,0) |
| BSLDRA | Disconnect received: The remote station issued a disconnect with abnormal end. This could occur when error recovery did not succeed or the binary synchronous job was ended. | PD (11,0) |
| BSLEAB | End of transmission (EOT) received (abnormal end): Similar to a disconnect. | PD (11,0) |
| BSLDFA | Disconnect received (forward abnormal end): The host station issued a disconnect with abnormal end. This could occur when the error recovery did not succeed, or the binary synchronous job was ended. | PD (11,0) |
| BSLEFA | EOT received (forward abnormal end): Similar to a disconnect. | PD (11,0) |
| BSLDBT | Number of data blocks transmitted. | PD (11,0) |
| BSLDBR | Number of data blocks received. | PD (11,0) |
| BSLBKR | Number of data blocks transmitted again. | PD (11,0) |
| BSLBKE | Number of data blocks received in error. | PD (11,0) |
| BSLTRT | Total number of characters transmitted again, including control characters. | PD (11,0) |
| BSLDRT | Total number of data characters transmitted again. | PD (11,0) |
 BSPORT |
Reserved |
C (10) |
Note: The counters BSLNK through BSLQAK
are error recovery counters and are increased the first time the error
is detected. The counters BSLTNK and BSLTQA are error recovery counters
and are increased every time the error occurs. The same errors are
being counted in each set of counters, so the first set indicates
how many times an error was detected and the second set indicates
how many retries it took to recover from the errors.