Chapter 3. Operating NetView FTP V2.2.1 MVS - IBM

Figure 37 shows an example of this type of display.
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DVG457I DISPLAY OF QUEUE HANDLER AND SERVER INFORMATION
| | |ACT|ACT| | |
NAME |STARTED |LU NAME |LRH|RRH|ST|RM|CLASSES SERVED
FTPQH |94/1�/11 1�:13:12 | ------ | - | - | A| -| -------------
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SVJOB�1 |94/1�/11 11:13:12 |XQXSTR14| 12| 1�| A| C|123456789�ABCDE
SVJOB�2 |94/1�/11 11:14:23 |XXEASV2 | 2| 6| A| S|19A
OSISERV |94/1�/11 11:15:46 |OSISERV | �| �| A| C|O
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DVG448I 3 of 3 SERVERS DISPLAYED
Figure 37. Example of a NetView FTP V2.2.1 MVS Display
The display contains one row of queue handler information and one row of information
for each active server.
The meaning of the column headers is as follows:
NAME
This is the job name or STC name under which the queue handler or the
servers are started.
STARTED
The startup time of the address space.
LUNAME
The LU name or OSI server name of a server within the local NetView FTP
V2.2.1 MVS.
ACT LRH
This is the number of currently active local-request handlers for the server.
ACT RRH
This is the number of currently active remote-request handlers for the server.
This value is always zero for an OSI server.
ST Status. Can be one of the following:
A Active
T Terminating delayed
H Held
C Closed.
RM
Running mode. Can be one of the following:
S Single mode
C Continuous mode
G Continuous mode with GDG support.
CLASSES SERVED
All server classes that are served by this server are listed.
For more details, the DISPLAY commands shown in the following sections can be
invoked.
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