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Example: DCMT DISPLAY DBGROUP Command

DCMT DISPLAY DBGROUP *

This example shows that there are two groups to which the currently executing CV can route requests, DBDCGR and IDMSGR. Dynamic database session routing is active on the currently executing front-end CV and both groups are active as indicated by the ACTIVE status in the STATUS column under FRONTEND. The BACKEND STATUS of INACTIVE indicates that the currently executing CV is not available as a back-end CV.

DCMT DISPLAY DBG * *** Display DBGroup request *** DBGroup * Number of * Backend * Frontend * backends * Status ; Requests * Status ; Requests ****************************************************************** DBDCGR * 002 * Inactive N/A * Active ; 0000000001 IDMSGR * 002 * Inactive N/A * Active ; 0000001020

DCMT DISPLAY DBGROUP group-name

This example displays information about the IDMSGR group. It shows that it is comprised of two back-ends, IDMS073 and IDMS072, and the number of times each has replied to a request for services from the currently executing CV. IDMS073 has responded to 492 requests and IDMS072 has responded to 528. Additionally, statistics about the currently executing CV as both a back-end and a front-end CV are displayed. The total number of requests processed by this front-end CV is 1020.

DCMT DISPLAY DBGROUP IDMSGR *** Display DBGroup request *** DBGroup IDMSGR has 002 backends Backend status: Inactive; Number of requests processed: N/A Frontend status: Active; Number of requests processed: 0000001020 Replies on frontend requests distribution: IDMS073 : 0000000492 IDMS072 : 0000000528