Sample Output for XTUV,TRG Command
The following one is an example of the output generated by the XTUV,TRG command:
Field Descriptions for Output of XTUV,TRG
XTUV TRG,NEXT 4 Location 2011B000 Size:11168 Max Len:60000 Rep-TO:5000 XMC-TO:2 Mode:R Entry 1 Intf 1(1) Active NoStress(Cnt:0) SSID(Intf):QASS11RE(REDEA1) Pool 1 Max Size:1000 URL:QASS11RE.REDEA1#P1.P1AMEA1 Pacing:0 Retry:0 Lost:0 Sent:166 Error:0 Join:1 Pool 2 Max Size:8192 URL:QASS11RE.REDEA1#P2.P2AMEA1 Pacing:0 Retry:0 Lost:0 Sent:0 Error:0 Join:0 Entry 2 Intf 2(1) Active NoStress(Cnt:0) SSID(Intf):QASS11RE(REDEA2) Pool 1 Max Size:1000 URL:QASS11RE.REDEA2#P1.P1AMEA2 Pacing:0 Retry:0 Lost:0 Sent:167 Error:0 Join:1 Pool 2 Max Size:8192 URL:QASS11RE.REDEA2#P2.P2AMEA2 Pacing:0 Retry:0 Lost:0 Sent:0 Error:0 Join:0 Entry 3 Intf 3(1) Active NoStress(Cnt:0) SSID(Intf):QASS11RE(REDEA3) Pool 1 Max Size:1000 URL:QASS11RE.REDEA3#P1.P1AMEA3 Pacing:0 Retry:0 Lost:0 Sent:167 Error:0 Join:1 Pool 2 Max Size:8192 URL:QASS11RE.REDEA3#P2.P2AMEA3 Pacing:0 Retry:0 Lost:0 Sent:0 Error:0 Join:0 More... (Press Enter)
Field | Description |
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Status | This field indicates the availability of the RED Trigger program
SXCOTRED. Valid values are
1 and
0.
A value of 0 indicates an error, and any user program that links to SXCOTRED receives an error. |
Group Name | The field value shows the group name that the RED interface uses to communicate. |
Max Len | The value shows that the AMSG-MAXLEN value that the RED interface uses as the maximum message length. If the application program attempts to send data of longer length through SXCOTRED, it fails. |
Rep-TO | The wait time in milliseconds that the guaranteed Trigger process to wait for the response from Substation ES. |
XMC-TO | The maximum time in seconds that an XCF send trigger message operation is given to complete successfully. |
Mode | R for Round-Robin; F for Primary-Alternate. |
Intf # | Information of Intf #, where # is 1 or 2. |
Active / InActive |
Status of interface. |
Stress/NoStress | Current status of XCF interface (Stress means send delays). |
Cnt:# | Number of Stress conditions. |
Pool # | The related information of buffer pool #, where # can be 1, 2, or 3. |
SSID(Intf) | Substation ES ID followed by Substation ES RED interface ID. |
Max Size | The maximum message length that is allowed to be sent within a selected pool. If a message is larger than a specified value in the Max Size field but smaller or equal to the value in the field, RED handles the message differently, resulting in processing overhead. |
Listener | The target member name that the RED interface uses to publish trigger messages. |
Members | The number of concurrent message worker threads that the RED interface started to service trigger messages. |
Pacing | The number of microseconds that the RED interface trigger request waits after sending a trigger message from the buffer pool, before returning to the CICS application. |
Retry | The times SXCOTRED attempts to resend a reliable and guaranteed trigger message if the first send fails. |
Lost | The total number of reliable confirm and guaranteed trigger messages that have been resent after receiving a timeout error (with RED reason code 8110). |
Sent | The total number of trigger messages that have been sent. This count includes any resend messages following a failure. |
Error | The total number of trigger messages that were not sent because of an error. |
Join | The total number of RED API JOIN calls that have been done. |
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