Pool ID |
The first field in each record. Pool
ID identifies the buffer pool. Pool IDs and their corresponding buffer
pool names are: - AP
- Application program pageable pool (APBUF)
- BS
- Boundary session block pool (BSBUF)
- CR
- Copied RPL pool (CRPLBUF)
- CRA4
- Component recovery area
- CRA8
- Component recovery area
- IO
- Fixed I/O pool (IOBUF)
- LF
- Large fixed pool (LFBUF)
- LP
- Large pageable pool (LPBUF)
- SF
- Small fixed pool (SFBUF)
- SP
- Small pageable pool (SPBUF)
- TI
- HPDT Services (TIBUF)
- UE
- User exit control block (UECB) (obsolete)
- XD
- XID pool (XDBUF)
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MAXU |
The maximum number of buffers in
the pool that are in use at any time since the last trace record is
written. |
MAXQ |
The maximum number of requests for
buffers that are queued waiting for storage at any time since the
last trace record is written. |
AVNO |
The number of available buffers (those
not in use at the time the trace record is written). |
TEXP |
The number of times the buffer pool
is expanded since the last trace record is written. |
MBUF |
The maximum number of buffers that
are in the pool at any time since the last trace record is written.
This includes both used and unused buffers. |
TOTL |
The total number of buffers that
are in the pool at the time this record is written. This includes
both used and unused buffers. |
TOTAL |
The amount of CSA storage in use
by VTAM® at the time this record
is written. |
MAX |
The largest amount of CSA storage
used by VTAM since the last
SMS buffer trace. |
FREE QUEUE |
The amount of CSA storage allocated
to VTAM that is waiting to
be freed. |
TI |
Buffer pool supporting HPDT services |
CRA4 |
Component recovery area (4 KB). |
CRA8 |
Component recovery area (8 KB). |