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Applies to UNIX/Linux, Windows, z/OS
Use the unifstat command to display the status of the Enterprise Management functions, common objects, and services currently configured on the specified machine.
unifstat (UNIX/Linux)
This command has the following format:
unifstat
This command has the following format:
unifstat [-h]
[-r]
[-p]
[-v]
[-c component]
[-u subcomponent]
[-s node]
Note: If UNIFSTAT is issued without any options, the assumed default is UNIFSTAT -C * -U *. This displays the status of all components and subcomponents on the current machine.
Displays syntactical help information for the unifstat command.
Displays requisite information for the selected components/subcomponents. Both prerequisite and corequisite information is displayed. A component that is a prerequisite must reach an ACTIVE state before the dependent component can be started or resumed. A component that is a corequisite must maintain an ACTIVE state before the dependent component can be paused.
Note: This option should be specified only under the direction of CA Technologies Support.
Displays process information associated with the selected components/subcomponents. An Active Process list and a Critical Process list are displayed (as appropriate) for each component/subcomponent.
Within each list the process ID and thread ID of the processes for the component are listed. Processes listed in the Critical Process list are essential to the operation of the component. If a Critical Process should die, the component would stop.
Provides additional details about the information requested.
Note: This option should only be specified under the direction of CA Technologies Support.
Identifies the Enterprise Management components for which status information is desired. A trailing asterisk (*) may be used to select a group of components. Specify -c * to display all of the currently registered components for a machine. This list will show you the possible values, which may be specified for component.
Every registered component moves through several states during the course of Enterprise Management operation. There are three groups of states: terminal, transitory, and wait:
Terminal states are reached using the unicntrl command or through the control panel. The possible terminal states are:
The component is active
The component is inactive
The component is paused
Transitory states occur on the way to a terminal state. It is NOT normal for these states to persist for more than a minute or two. The possible transitory states are:
The component is being started
The component is being paused
The component has been resumed after a pause
The component has received a STOP order
Wait states may persist for a while, but are not indicative of a fully active system. The possible wait states are:
The START order for the component has been delayed because the component is a dependent and the requisite component is not at the necessary state.
The RESUME order for the component has been delayed because the component is a dependent and the requisite component is not at the necessary state.
Identifies the subcomponents (of Enterprise Management components) for which status information is desired. A trailing asterisk (*) may be used to select a group of subcomponents. If the -u option is not specified, the status of all the subcomponents of the selected Enterprise Management components will be generated. For a list of all possible subcomponents, specify only the -c * option.
Identifies the machine for which you are requesting Enterprise Management status. If the -s option is not specified, the machine on which the unifstat command is issued is assumed.
None.
$CAIGLBL0000/bin/unifstat
Script file for unifstat command.
$CAIGLBL0000/scripts/unifstat.awk
The awk program source code.
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