Display Example: DBEC I,MUF(0?)

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Display Example: DBEC I,MUF(0?)

SYSID = CZDS CA Datacom CICS Services APPLID = A31ICZDS DBEX I,MUF(0?) A SYS MUF STATUS W E USERS SIDNAME JOB LVL MUFN/SUB CONDITIONS *LOC 01 CONNECTED A D 003 DBDVM5 DBDVM5 12 DBDVMUF5 *LOC 02 UNCONNECTED A D 006 DBDVMS DBDVMS1 *LOC 03 UNCONNECTED A D 006 DBDVMT DBDVMT1 *LOC 04 UNCONNECTED D D 003 PRODMU2 DSL2MU12 *LOC 05 UNCONNECTED A D 006 DBDVMR DBDVMR1 *LOC 06 UNCONNECTED A D 006 MUFW MUFW1 *LOC 07 UNCONNECTED D D 003 MUF1 MUF1 *LOC 08 UNCONNECTED D D 003 MUF6 MUF6 *LOC 09 UNCONNECTED D D 003 MUF7 MUF7 PF1: REFRESH PF7: BACKWARD PF8: FORWARD

SYSID = CZDS CA Datacom CICS Services APPLID = A31ICZDS DBEC I,MSID(D*) A SYS MUF STATUS W E USERS SIDNAME JOB LVL MUFN/SUB CONDITIONS *LOC 01 CONNECTED A D 003 DBDVM5 DBDVM5 12 DBDVMUF5 *LOC 02 CONNECTED A D 006 DBDVMS DBDVMS 12 DBDVMS1 *LOC 03 CONNECTED A D 006 DBDVMT DBDVMT 12 DBDVMT1 *LOC 05 CONNECTED A D 006 DBDVMR DBDVMR 12 DBDVMR1 PF1: REFRESH PF7: BACKWARD PF8: FORWARD

Field Descriptions

All fields marked with a Y in the Chg column are updatable when the panel is invoked through a DBEC transaction. When DBEX is used, the only valid entries are an E, S, T, and U in Column A. In the following field descriptions, a reference to MUF(nn) can be replaced with MSIDname(xxxxxxxx).

Column	Chg	Description
A	Y	Action to perform when DBEC transaction used: C Perform CONNECT on MUF. (Same as DBEC P,CONNECT,MUF(nn).) D Perform DISCONNECT on MUF. (Same as DBEC P,DISCONNECT,MUF(nn).) E Select and invoke return code summary display for that MUF. I Perform IMMEDIATE disconnect from MUF regardless of active tasks running against that MUF. (Same as DBEC P,IMMEDIATE,MUF(nn).) S Select and browse display at the URT level. T Select and invoke active tasks display for that MUF. U Select and invoke the task usage summary for that MUF.
SYS		Identifies the CICS system to which this display line refers. *LOC means local CICS or TOR.
MUF		Identifies the sequence number of the MUF relative to the position of the associated DBCSID macro that is appended to the DBCVTPR macro.
STATUS		Indicates the CONNECT status of the MUF at the time that the last DB request was issued: UNCONNECTED Not yet connected by a program call, PLT, or a DBEC transaction. DISCONNECTED Explicitly disconnected with a DBEC P,DISCONNECT. DISCONNECTING Disconnect requested by DBEC P,DISCONNECT command, but not yet disconnected pending completion of a read in progress or a transaction having exclusive control. CONNECTED Connected by CA Datacom CICS Services but no transaction to disconnect it has been issued. If a MUF has been canceled or abended (ABEND) and no DB request has been made, the status can still show CONNECTED when it really is not. CONNECTING Connect requested by DBEC P,CONNECT command, but not yet connected pending completion by CA Datacom/DB.
W		(WHEN) Indicates when CA Datacom CICS Services connects the MUF: P (PLT) specifies the MUF is connected by CA Datacom CICS Services at startup time. A (AUTO) specifies the MUF is automatically connected by CA Datacom CICS Services when an application request or a User Requirements Table open needs this MUF. D (DEFER) Specifies the MUF can only be connected with an explicit DBEC command.
E		The E (EOJ_OK) value represents CA Datacom CICS Services participation in an EOJ being issued for the default MUF. A value of No indicates that CA Datacom CICS Services does not participate in the EOJ of MUF. This means that MUF cannot EOJ until the MUF is disconnected in CA Datacom CICS Services. The value of Disconnect or Immediate determines the CA Datacom CICS Services action when notified of a MUF EOJ. If these two values are specified and there is no request activity within a specific time interval in CICS for this MUF, MUF severs the connection. The MUF startup option of X_EOJ_OK_S_DELAY determines this interval. This feature is not supported in CA Datacom/DB 12.0.
USERS	Y	The value specified in the corresponding MUF DBCSID macro in the DBCVTPR generation for the number of tasks to allocate for CA Datacom/DB threads. Specify a number from 001 and 255. If there are no DBCSID macros coded with the DBCVTPR, this is the USERS= value specified in the DBCVTPR macro. In this case, this value can also be changed by using the DBOC GENOPTS command. For more information, see the System Reference Guide. Before you update this value, verify that the MUF has been disconnected. If you use the d or i line command on a DBEC I,MUF(nn) screen to disconnect the MUF, press the PF1 function key to refresh the screen before implementing any overrides.
SIDNAME		Specified value in the relative DBCSID macro of the DBCVTPR generation for the name of the DBSIDPR macro generated module to load and use for this MUF.
JOB		The job name of the connected MUF.
LVL		The release level of the connected MUF.
MUFN/SUB		Displays the MUF name if the SIDNAME module is assembled with a name specified by MUFNAME= that matches the MUF name specified in the MUF startup option. Otherwise, this field displays the number of the SVC and SVC sub-ID associated with this MUF as defined in the SIDNAME module.
CONDITIONS		CONN RC=xx.yyy The last connect request for this MUF failed for the reason indicated by CA Datacom/DB return code xx(yyy). DISC RC=xx.yyy The last disconnect request for this MUF failed for the reason indicated by CA Datacom/DB return code xx(yyy).