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What to Locate in the MON1.log File

To determine what the server status is and what it is actively processing, you will need to look for several lines within the section defining the server session. These lines are defined and then highlighted in the following illustration of an upload utility (UTLUP) session:

Status

Description

Shared Queue List

Contains messages waiting to be sent to any IDLE instance of the server. This number (combined with the number from the Individual Queue List) represents the total number of pending requests to the server.

Sequence Queue List

Represents the number of concurrent processes that have run since the servers were started. It keeps a chain of messages together for processing by the same server instance. (This is typically used during file transfer operations.)

The number of entries in the Sequence Queue List gives you an indication of how many instances of the server to establish and use as the MinInstance in the <iefmd>.ini file.

Queue Length

Waiting messages targeted specifically to a server instance.

Sequence Q Handle

Lists the index into the Sequence Queue List for a file transfer in process. If the value is <none>, then the server is not processing a file transfer or it is currently processing the last message in the sequence.