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

Displaying the Status of the Queue Handler
When you enter DISPLAY QH, NetView FTP V2.2.1 MVS displays the status of the
queue handler and request queue. The operator can use this information to help
decide whether to perform actions such as the following:
� Initialize queue rebuild
� Start or stop one or more servers
� Reassign server classes to a specific server
� Increase or decrease the number of local-request handlers or remote-request
handlers for one or more servers.
Figure 38 shows this type of display.
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DVG458I DISPLAY OF QUEUE HANDLER INFORMATION
QH NAME |STARTED | SIZE| WAIT| ACT| FIN|%FULL|DLY
FTPQH |12:27:46 94/1�/11 | 9999| 458| 14| 33| 5%| 4
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NUMBER OF WAITING REQUESTS IN EACH CLASS
�: 18 | 6: - | C: 22 | I: 25 | O: 3 | U: 35
1: - | 7: 12 | D: - | J: 15 | P: 9 | V: -
2: 11 | 8: - | E: 33 | K: - | Q: - | W: -
3: 36 | 9: 42 | F: 17 | L: 29 | R: 6 | X: 72
4: - | A: - | G: - | M: - | S: - | Y: -
5: 22 | B: 7 | H: 15 | N: - | T: 17 | Z: 12
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Figure 38. Panel Layout when the Queue Handler is Displayed
The display contains one row with general queue information and several rows of
request class information.
The columns contain the following:
QH NAME
Name used to start the queue handler.
STARTED
Startup time of the queue handler.
SIZE
Maximum number of file-transfer requests that can be queued.
WAIT
Number of waiting file-transfer requests on the request queue.
ACT
Number of active file-transfer requests on the request queue.
FIN
Number of finished file-transfer requests on the request queue.
%FULL
Percentage of the slots on the request queue that are filled.
DLY
Minimum number of hours that finished file-transfer requests are to be left on
the queue.
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