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DCMT DISPLAY DISTRIBUTED RESOURCE MANAGER Command Usage

Output from DCMT DISPLAY DISTRIBUTED RESOURCE MANAGER

Provides the following summary information:

Field

Value

RM Name

Name of the resource manager

Status

The resource manager's status. Valid values are:

  • Initial or Closed—Resynchronization of the resource manager has not occurred
  • Open—Resynchronization with the identified resource manager completed successfully
  • ResyncQued—Resynchronization is in-progress or abnormally terminated
  • ResyncCmpl—Resynchronization completed unsuccessfully, possibly because the resource manager is not active

Startup time (UTC)

The time the resource manager was last started, if known to the local system. The time shown is a UTC (GMT) value.

PndResync

The number of distributed transactions pending resynchronization in which this resource manager has an interest.

Output from DCMT DISPLAY DISTRIBUTED RM 'rm-name'

Output from this command includes the summary information and a list of the distributed transactions in which the resource manager has an interest. The latter information may not always be available, depending on the type of resource manager being displayed. For a description of the transaction-related information, see the DCMT DISPLAY DISTRIBUTED TRANSACTION summary command.

Field

Value

RM Name

Name of the resource manager

Status

The resource manager's status. Valid values are:

  • Initial or Closed—Resynchronization of the resource manager has not occurred
  • Open—Resynchronization with the identified resource manager completed successfully
  • ResyncQued—Resynchronization is in-progress or abnormally terminated
  • ResyncCmpl—Resynchronization completed unsuccessfully, possibly because the resource manager is not active

Startup time (UTC)

The time the resource manager was last started, if known to the local system. The time shown is a UTC (GMT) value.

Task/LTE

The task or logical terminal element associated with the transaction. If an active task is processing the transaction, its task ID is shown. If a logical terminal but no task is associated with the transaction, the LTE's ID is shown. A distributed transaction that is pending resynchronization or pending completion by RRS or an XA transaction manager may not have an associated task or logical terminal.

Distributed transaction ID

The distributed transaction ID (DTRID) assigned to the transaction.

Branch ID

The identifier of the top-level branch of the transaction.

Ctrl

The type of the transaction manager, or coordinator, that is in control of the transaction. Possible types are:

  • IDMS—CA IDMS
  • RRS—RRS
  • XA—XA transaction manager
  • CICS—CICS system

State

The state of the transaction. Possible states are:

  • Reset—InReset
  • InFl—InFlight
  • InPrp—InPrepare
  • InDbt—InDoubt
  • LstAg—LastAgent
  • InBck—InBackout
  • InCmt—InCommit
  • Forg—Forgotten

Ind

An indication of if this transaction is pending resynchronization. Possible values are:

  • Rsy—The transaction is pending resynchronization
  • Rst—The transaction was restarted and is pending resynchronization

Outcome

The transaction's outcome to date. Possible outcomes are:

  • OK—OK
  • OK_P—OK_Pending
  • FGT—Forget
  • BACK—Backout
  • BK_P—Backout_Pending
  • HC—Heuristic Commit
  • HM—Heuristic Mixed
  • HR—Heuristic Reset

More Information

For more information about distributed resource managers, see the Database Administration Guide.