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MIM2516

SUMMARY OF LOCAL ACTIVITY SINCE mm/dd/yy hh:mm:ss

  INAM   XNAM   MODEL   #ATTCH  #UNATH    #CPON   TIMOUT   IDLTIM
  rdev   gggg   type     nnnn    nnnn     nnnn    nnnn      nnnn
  rdev   gggg   type     nnnn    nnnn     nnnn    nnnn      nnnn
.                    .                   .                   .
  TOTAL # OF ATTACHES PERFORMED:            nnnn
  TOTAL # OF UNAUTHORIZED ATTACHES:         nnnn
  TOTAL # OF REJECTED/CANCELLED REQUESTS:   nnnn

Reason:

This message is issued in response to the MI QUERY SUMMARY command. Summary information is reported as of the most recent starting date and time that appears in the message as follows:

mm/dd/yy

Indicates the month, day, and year that CA MIA for z/VM was last started.

hh:mm:ss

Indicates the hour, minutes, and seconds of the time when CA MIM for z/VM was last started.

INAM

Indicates the local device name.

XNAM

Indicates the global device name.

MODEL

Indicates the model number.

#ATTCH

Indicates the number of ATTACH requests successfully processed by the CA MIA for z/VM ATTACH command.

#UNATH

Indicates the number of CP ATTACH commands issued directly for each device without using the CA MIA for z/VM ATTACH command.

Note: Use of the CP ATTACH command can cause integrity problems.

#CPON

Indicates the number of times a device has been varied online and reserved for CP use through the VRY CPON command.

TIMOUT

Indicates the amount of time after which the drive will be detached.

IDLTIM

Indicates the amount of time the drive was not in use.

TOTAL # OF ATTACHES PERFORMED

Indicates the number of ATTACH requests successfully processed by the CA MIA for z/VM ATTACH command for all devices.

TOTAL # OF UNAUTHORIZED ATTACHES

Indicates the number of CP ATTACH commands issued directly for all devices without using the CA MIA for z/VM ATTACH command.

Note: Use of the CP ATTACH command can cause integrity problems.

TOTAL # OF REJ/CANCELLED REQUESTS

Indicates the total number of CA MIA for z/VM ATTACH command requests that were rejected or cancelled for one of these reasons:

• One or more requested devices were unavailable (for any reason).
• One or more requests were cancelled before the devices became available.