This message is part of a group of messages that VTAM® issues in response to a DISPLAY TSOUSER command. A complete description of the message group follows the example.

IST075I  NAME = nodename, TYPE = TSO USERID
IST486I  STATUS = currentstatus, DESIRED STATE = desiredstate
IST576I  TSO TRACE = {ON|OFF}
IST1212I ACBNAME = nodename STATUS = status
IST1212I LUNAME = nodename STATUS = status
IST314I  END

IST075I

• This message displays the name of the TSO user ID associated with the application and the logical unit (LU).

IST486I

• This message indicates the current status of the TSO user ID and the state that is desired. If VTAM cannot determine the desired state, desiredstate will be ***NA***.

IST576I

• This message indicates whether the TSO trace is on or off for a particular TSO user.

IST1212I

• This message appears twice in the group:
  • With ACBNAME displaying the application status status of the application name nodename with which the TSO user ID is associated
  • With LUNAME displaying the status status of the logical unit nodename.
  If the network where the resource resides is known to VTAM, nodename is issued as a network-qualified name in the form netid.name.
• See the z/OS Communications Server: IP and SNA Codes for a description of status.
• If the TSO user ID has been disconnected from the LU, the LU status will still be ACT/S (active and in session) if it is in session with another application. To find the LU’s session partner, enter a DISPLAY ID command for the logical unit nodename.