Use the STATUS command to display the current status of an ISERVE address space.
Use this format for the STATUS command:
STATUS
Example
----------------------- CA‑GSS/ISERVE Control Panel -------------------------- ==> status => PAGE Target node: * ssid: * Host node: B1MAIN ssid ISRV ============================================================================== Subsystem name: ISRV JES NJE Node Name: SYSTEM18 SMF id: B1 GRS System name: z/OSB1 Jobname: ISERVET Job ID: STC01217 GoalNet Node: S18EWF GoalNet LUname: GSS05N3 GMF Name (s) S18EQF Elapsed time: 38:30 CPU Time: 8.50 IMODs available. 280 IMODs executed 533 EXECs executed 3,265 Instructions executed 171,169
Subsystem for the ISERVE being reported.
NJE node name for this node.
SMF ID of the z/OS system where the ISERVE is executing.
SYSNAME for the z/OS system where the ISERVE is executing.
Address space's job name.
Address space's job ID.
Address space's GoalNet node.
LU name used by GoalNet.
Length of time since this ISERVE was last initialized (in hh:mm:ss format).
Total computer time used by this ISERVE since initialization (in hh:mm:ss.th format).
Number of IMODs that have been loaded into the ISERVE address space, including those that are disabled.
Total number of IMOD tasks that have been executed, including those currently executing, since ISERVE was initialized.
Total number of IMODs executed since ISERVE initialization. This includes the base IMOD for each IMOD task and each instance of an IMOD being executed as an external subroutine or function.
Total number of REXX instructions executed since ISERVE was initialized.
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