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status_dependent_lu

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The status_dependent_lu command returns information about the status of all dependent LUs on the node.

Supplied Parameters

Parameter name              Type        Length
[status_dependent_lu]
pu_name character 8
lu_type constant ALL

Supplied parameters are:

pu_name

Name of physical unit (PU) used by the dependent LU. When you specify this parameter, status is returned for all dependent LUs that are associated with this PU.

lu_type

Specifies the type of LUs for which status is to be returned. Possible values are:

ALL

Return status for all dependent LUs.

DISPLAY

Return status for all dependent display LUs.

PRINTER

Return status for all dependent printer LUs.

RJE

Return status for all dependent LUs used for Remote Job Entry (RJE).

LU6

Return status for all dependent LUs of type 6.2.

OTHER

Return status for all dependent LUs that are not used for display, printer, RJE, or dependent LU type 6.2.

Returned Information

The following status information is returned:

  • Physical units (PUs) are displayed as either Inactive or SSCP, depending on whether the PU-SSCP session is active.

  • Each logical unit (LU) on the PU is displayed as one of the following:

    Inactive

    Indicates that the session between the LU and the system services control point (the LU-SSCP session) is inactive.

    SSCP

    Indicates that the session between the primary LU and the secondary LU (the PLU-SLU session) is inactive.

    Active

    Indicates that both the LU-SSCP and the PLU-SLU sessions are active.

If the node that owns the PU is a SNAplus2 version earlier than Version 5.2, the status for a dependent LU type 6.2 displays either as Inactive or Active.

If an LU is in use by an application, SNAplus2 displays additional information. Table 4-1 “Additional Information by Application Type”, shows what kind of information is displayed for a given application type.

Table 4-1 Additional Information by Application Type

Application TypeInformation Displayed
Unknown or LUA application
Unknown/LUA application
PU concentrationDownstream LU: dslu_name
FMI application (3270)
3270 display 
user: user_name
Computer: system_name

or

3270 printer
user: user_name
Computer: system_name
FMI application — RJE
RJE workstation: wkstn_name
Computer: system_name
TN3270 application

If the configured address format is dotted decimal:

TN3270 address: 1.2.3.4

otherwise:

TN3270 address: 1.2.3.4 (cfg_address)
Dependent LU 6.2
Partner LU: fqplu_name
Mode: mode_name

 

“Returned Information for the status_dependent_lu Command” shows an example of information returned for the status_dependent_lu command.

Returned Information for the status_dependent_lu Command

==================================================================
PU name Lsname NAU LU name LU type Status Description
==================================================================
PU0 TRL0 Inactive Link to host
3 LU1 DISPLAY Inactive Freds Display
4 LU2 PRINTER Inactive Fred's printer
17 DEPLU1 LU62 Inactive Used by APP1
PU5 ETH0 SSCP Link for appl
10 LU3 RJE Active RJE jobs
RJE workstation: WKS1
Computer: george
11 LU4 OTHER Inactive Used for TN32
12 LU5 DISPLAY Active Model 5 displ
3270 display user: liz
Computer: george
13 DEPLU2 LU62 Active Used by APP2
Partner LU: APPN.PARTNER
Mode: MODE1
PU6 DOWN Inactive Downstream to
99 DSLU99 PRINTER Inactive DS for the ot
==================================================================

Status about a particular PU is obtained by including the pu_name parameter in the command. For example, SNAplus2 returns the information shown in “Returned Information for a Specified PU on the status_dependent_lu Command” if you enter:

snapadmin status_dependent_lu,pu_name=ETH0

Returned Information for a Specified PU on the status_dependent_lu Command

================================================================
PU name Lsname NAU LU name LU type Status Description
================================================================
PU5 ETH0 SSCP Link for appl
10 LU3 RJE Active RJE jobs
RJE workstation: WKS1
Computer: george
11 LU4 OTHER Inactive Used for TN32
12 LU5 DISPLAY Active Model 5 displ
3270 display user: liz
Computer: george
13 DEPLU2 LU62 Active Used by APP2
Partner LU: APPN.PARTNER
Mode: MODE1
================================================================

Status about a particular LU type is obtained by specifying the LU type in the command. You can specify any of the following values:

DISPLAY

3270 display LU

PRINTER

3270 printer LU

RJE

RJE workstation

LU62

Dependent LU type 6.2

OTHER

Unrestricted type

For example, SNAplus2 returns the information shown in “Returned Information for a Specified LU Type on the status_dependent_lu Command” if you enter:

snapadmin status_dependent_lu, lu_type=DISPLAY

Returned Information for a Specified LU Type on the status_dependent_lu Command

==============================================================================
PU name Lsname NAU LU name LU type Status Description
==============================================================================
PU0 TRL0 Inactive Link to host
3 LU1 DISPLAY Inactive Freds Display
PU5 ETH0 SSCP Link for appl
12 LU5 DISPLAY Active Model 5 displ
3270 display user: liz
Computer: george
==============================================================================

Error Return Codes

If the command cannot be executed, SNAplus2 returns a primary return code to indicate the type of error and a secondary return code to provide specific details about the reason for unsuccessful execution.

Parameter Check

No parameter errors occur for this command.

State Check

No specific state errors, other than those listed in Appendix A “Common Return Codes from snapadmin Commands” occur for this command.

Other Conditions

Appendix A “Common Return Codes from snapadmin Commands” lists combinations of primary and secondary return codes that are common to all commands.

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