nativeStatus

Syntax

INTEGER { active (0),

activeWithSession (1),
inactive (2),
neverActive (3),
pendingActive (4),
pendingInactive (5),
connectable (6),
routable (7),
operative (8),
congested (9),
released (10),
reset (11),
inoperative (12) }

OCTET: X'02'= inactive

X'03'= neverActive
X'04'= pendingActive
X'05'= pendingInactive
X'06'= connectable
X'07'= routable
X'09'= congested
X'0A'= released
X'0B'= reset
X'0C'= inoperative
X'FF'= no change

INTEGER is used for GET and NOTIFICATION operations.

OCTET is used for snapshot operations.

Meaning

The VTAM® status of the resource. All of the states except the "congested" status correspond with existing VTAM resource states. The "congested" status indicates that an NCP type 4 node is in slowdown.

Source

The finite state machine and modifiers in the RDTE for the resource.

Note: This value usually corresponds with the resource status displayed on VTAM message IST486I. However, the VTAM display is usually more specific because VTAM defines many more intermediate resource states than are provided by the VTAM topology agent.

Operations

GET, SNAPSHOT (all types), NOTIFICATIONS

Attribute of

all objects except luGroup