IBM大型机系统常用命令

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D A,L IEE114I 22.08.29 2000.059 ACTIVITY 641 JOBS M/S TS USERS SYSAS INITS ACTIVE/MAX VTAM OAS 00002 00074 00006 00028 00072 00006/00080 00002 LLA LLA LLA NSW S OPSMAIN OPSS OPSS VLF VLF VLF NSW S TCP180 TCP180 TCPIP DLF DLF DLF NSW S JES2 JES2 IEFPROC TPXAIS TPXAIS TPX41 NSW S RACF RACF RACF SNMPD SNMPD SNMPD NSW S NET NET NET IXFP IXFP IXFP1 NSW S FTPS180 FTPS180 EZAFTSRV NPM NPM NPM NSW S LPSERVE LPSERVE LPD TCPIP TCPIP TCPIP NSW S FTP9040 FTP9040 EZAFTSRV HSM HSM DFHSM NSW S RMF RMF IEFPROC RMFGAT RMFGAT IEFPROC NSW S TSO TSO STEP1 CICSPUD CICSPUD CICS410 NSW S SMTP SMTP SMTP CICSQUD CICSQUD CICS410 NSW S EGLLOGT EGLLOGT LOGGER SASSHARE SASSHARE SAS NSW S DSNDMSTR DSNDMSTR IEFPROC IRD1PROC IRD1PROC NSW S DSNDDBM1 DSNDDBM1 IEFPROC DSNDDIST DSNDDIST IEFPROC NSW S FTPSERVE FTPSERVE EZAFTSRV EGLJESP EGLJESP CICSJES OWT S EOSWTRU EOSWTRU IEFPROC PAHDOB10 STEP050 STEP1 NSW J PAHDIB40 STEP020 STEP1 S140078 OWT DR3M004 IN NYHOPER OWT PROD OWT JAN9002 OWT
Diagnostics
•OS/390 •OS/390 •OS/390 •OS/390 •OS/390 •OS/390 MVS MVS MVS MVS MVS MVS Diagnosis: Procedures Diagnosis: Reference Diagnosis: Tools and Service Aids Dump Output Messages System Codes System Messages, Volumes 1-5 (SY28-1082-02) (SY28-1084-03) (SY28-1085-03) (GC28-1749-03) (GC28-1780-03) (GC28-1784 through GC28-1788)
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Bibliography
System Management:
•OS/390 •OS/390 •OS/390 •OS/390 •OS/390 MVS MVS MVS MVS MVS Planning: Operations System Commands Initialization and Tuning Guide Initialization and Tuning Reference Using the Subsystem Interface (GC28-1760-03) (GC28-1781-03) (SC28-1751-03) (SC28-1752-03) (SC28-1789-03)
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DATASET NAME PAGE.NPP1.PLPA AVAIL ERRORS 0 0
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Display Consoles
Use the DISPLAY Consoles command to display the status of all consoles or of specific consoles within a system or sysplex. This information may include: - MCS Consoles: Where the functions and message traffic of the system are Consoles divided among a number of consoles. These consoles make up a multipleconsole configuration controlled and serviced by MCS. - Extended MCS Consoles: Extended MCS consoles can increase the number Consoles of MCS consoles as in TSO/E: SDSF sessions on MVS systems or in allowing applications/programs an interface to MVS messages and send commands. - SubSystem Interface Consoles: If the console is allocated to a subsystem Consoles there is no corresponding device definition in the IODF. Some subsystems, such as NETVIEW can reserve consoles for their own use. It is called a subsystem-allocatable console and is defined to the subsystem.
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D ASM: Display Auxiliary Storage Manager
D ASM IEE200I 10.34.57 DISPLAY ASM 499 TYPE FULL STAT DEV PLPA 100% FULL 0712 COMMON 4% OK 0712 LOCAL 0% OK 0713 LOCAL 0% OK 0712 LOCAL NV 0% OK 073E NO SWAP DATASETS ARE IN USE PAGEDEL COMMAND IS NOT ACTIVE
OS/390 New Users Determining Systems Values with Display Commands
Session 2840 - SHARE Technical Conference - Boston, MA Steve Schunk Schunk and Associates, Inc. (SNK) s.schunk@schunk-associates.com www.schunk-associates.com
DATASET NAME PAGE.NPP1.PLPA PAGE.NPP1.COMMON PAGE.NPP1.LOCAL1 PAGE.NPP1.LOCAL2 PAGE.NPP1.LOCAL3
D ASM,PLPA IEE200I 23.17.51 DISPLAY ASM TYPE FULL STAT PLPA 100% FULL VOLSER DEVTYP SIZE PAG1P1 3390 180
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D A: Display System Activity
Display Activity Use the DISPLAY Activity command to display information about current system activity. This information may include: - JOBs: Batch jobs - TSUs: TSO sessions - STCs: System and/or Application Started Tasks
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OS/390 Display Command
Using the OS/390 DISPLAY system command, you can display information about the Operating System, Jobs or Application Programs that are running, the Processor, Devices that are Online and Offline, Central and Expanded Storage, Workload Management Service Policy/Mode Status, and even the Time of Day on the machine. This session is a discussion of the DISPLAY command and it various formats, as well as other relevant Application, Function, or Facility Display commands.
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Agenda
•Objectives Objectives
This is a Basic Systems Management Session
•MVS Display Command MVS •OS/390 Release 2.4.0 OS/390 New DISPLAY Command formats for new functions •Summary Summary •Questions Questions
Display ASM
Use the DISPLAY ASM command to identify and obtain information on the PAGE and SWAP data sets the system is currently using. You can request this information either for a data set of a given type, or a specific data set. This information may include: - Type of data set - Percent full - Status - Device number - Data set name - Volume serial number - Device type - Data set size (in slots or swap sets) - The number of slots or swap sets that are currently in use - The number of slots or swap sets that are currently available - The number of permanent I/O errors that on the specified data set