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Chapter 3 Operations and Administration : Operational Commands

Operational Commands
You enter TIBCO Mainframe Service Tracker operational commands, also called console commands, through the z/OS command interface. Commands that are received and the resultant output are logged to the TIBCO Mainframe Service Tracker log medium.
The z/OS MVS Command Interface is the default command interface for TIBCO Mainframe Service Tracker. You enter commands on the console with a modify command. Normally, you can shut down an active TIBCO Mainframe Service Tracker instance with a z/OS Job Entry Subsystem (JES) stop command. For the syntax and usage of those commands, see the MVS System Commands documentation.
Command Syntax
The command syntax and terminology are as follows:
F jobname,recipient,verb,qualifier
The maximum size for recipient is four characters; for verb and qualifier, eight characters.
Recipients
recipient is a component or task on which an action is performed. Table 20 describes the valid values of the recipients.
 
The JOBTRACK component
Verbs
verb is an action performed on a recipient and might contain one or more qualifiers. Table 21 describes the valid values.
 
Sets the debug value of the recipient. The qualifier, a value from 0 through 5, changes the runtime value of the DBGLVL parameter specified at startup.
Sets the SRW (send-receive-wait) debug value of the recipient. The qualifier, a value from 0 through 5, changes the runtime value of the DBGSRWLVL parameter specified at startup.
User Commands
This section describes the user commands that apply to specific recipients and offers examples.
All Recipients
You can use the DEBUG and DEBUGSRW verbs with all recipients. For a list of the available recipients, see Command Syntax for Recipients.
For example, this command sets the Main component’s debug value to 3:
MAIN,DEBUG,3
This command sets the SRW debug value of the Smart Client component to 1:
SMCL,DEBUGSRW,1
JOBTRACK Component
The SHOW verb works with the TABLE qualifier to provide table information on the JOBTRACK component. You designate specific table information by adding the JOB, ALL, ACTIVE, MONITOR, or STEP qualifier, where—
ALL is all table information.
ACTIVE is information from the active table.
MONITOR is information from the monitor.
STEP is information from the job steps.
The following command displays all table information for the JOBTRACK component:
JOB,SHOW,TABLE,ALL
 
Subsystem Component
You can use the ABEND, SHOW, and DEBUG (a special case) verbs with the Subsystem component (SS). For example, this command halts SS with ABEND:
SS,ABEND
The DEBUG verb works with all recipients, as described in All Recipients. However, the DEBUG verb with the WTO qualifier is valid with the Subsystem component only. For example, the following command—
SS,DEBUG,2,WTO
—sets the WTO debug level to 2 and controls which messages are written to the console by the SMF exits and the Subsystem function routines that cannot access the logging mechanism.
The SHOW verb with the COUNTS qualifier displays the number of Job Status change calls, calls issued by a Tracker Smart Client, calls issued from Event Clients, and other internal values, as follows:
SS,SHOW,COUNTS
Smart Client Component
The ABEND verb halts the Smart Client component (SMCL):
SMCL,ABEND
The SHOW verb works with the TABLE qualifier to provide table information on SMCL. You designate specific table information by adding the ALL, CLIENT, or JOB qualifier, where—
ALL is all table information.
CLIENT is information about a specific client.
JOB is information about a specific job.
The following command displays job-specific table information for SMCL:
SMCL,SHOW,TABLE,JOB
 
TIBCO Hawk Interface Component
The ABEND verb halts the TIBCO Hawk interface component (HAWK), as follows:
HAWK,ABEND
 
Main Component
The SHOW verb with the LOG qualifier works with the Main component (MAIN) to write the specified text (up to a maximum of 31 characters) to the log and trace:
MAIN,SHOW,LOG,text-to-display
You can then make a notation on the running log.
System Commands
System commands are used by TIBCO Support and TIBCO engineering personnel:
f jobname,TASK,SHOW,TASK
Directed only to TASK, SHOW,TASK shows an internals-oriented display of a TIBCO Mainframe Service Tracker subtask status.

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