The TRANSTATUS command returns a table of transport-specific information. (A transport is the mechanism that moves data from one location to another, such as shared memory on your workstation or TCP/IP.) Like the DEBUG command, the TRANSTATUS command is a diagnostic tool. This command is useful for providing diagnostic information to Technical Support.
Each line of information that the TRANSTATUS command returns represents one transport. Each field in a line contains a specific type of information about the transport, as follows:
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Field |
Description |
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1 |
The name of the transport (such as SharedMemory or TCP/IP) |
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2 |
The version number (for example, 11.3.0.0 Rev=99999) |
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3 |
The state of the transport (such as UNKNOWN, INITIALIZATION, OPERATIONAL, or TERMINATION) |
The following is an example of return information lines:
SHAREDMEMORY 11.3.0.0 Rev=99999 OPERATIONAL TCP/IP 11.3.0.0 Rev=99999 OPERATIONAL
This command has the following format:
ADDRESS PPQ 'TRANSTATUS [CMDRESP(destination)]
[PREFIX(newvarname)]'
(Optional) Directs return information, if any, to a specific destination. For a list of valid destination values, see the section Change the Default Return Destination with CMDRESP.
Default: REXX
(Optional) Directs return information to a stem variable name (newvarname) other than the default. For more information, see ADDRESS PPQ Return Information.
Note: The PREFIX operand is only valid if REXX is the destination of the return information.
Default: PPQ.TRANSTATUS
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