DCMT DISPLAY LU Command Usage

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DCMT DISPLAY LU Command Usage

How to View Displayed Information

When you specify a modeent name, DC/UCF displays information for one modeent at a time. To page to another modeent in the logical unit, press Enter or enter the page number for the modeent to display.

Display for Each Modent

The following information is displayed for each modeent associated with the unit, or for the specified modeent or model:

Field	Value
Pline-ID	Identifier of the physical line to which the logical unit is attached
Log.Unit	The name of the logical unit
Modeent	Name of a modeent associated with the logical unit.
Status	Status of the modeent: CLOSED—the physical line is closed DISCON—no sessions are active, but sessions could be activated DRAINED—the sessions will be put out of service after there are no more pending requests INSRV—at least one session is active OUTSRV—the physical line is open, but no sessions can be activated
Maxses	Maximum number of sessions that currently can be active for the logical unit.
Minwin	Minimum number of sessions for the logical unit that are defined as contention winners.
#WAIT	Number of waits for an available session.
#BREJ	Number of bracket rejects signaling contention with the logical unit.
#TRANS	Number of transactions on the mode.

Display for Each Logical Unit

The following information is displayed for each logical unit:

Number of physical terminals in the logical unit at system generation time
Maximum number of sessions
Minimum number of contention winners
Minimum number of contention losers
Current number of contention winners
Current number of contention losers
Number of transactions
Total waits for sessions
Current waiting session
Number of bracket rejects

More Information

For more information about physical terminals defined to the logical unit and information about closed logical units, see DCMT DISPLAY SNA PTERM.
For more information about SNA and logical units, see the DML Reference Guide for Assembler and the discussion in the System Generation Guide.
For more information about defining SNA lines and logical units at system generation time, see the information for defining VTAMLU devices in the System Generation Guide.