Record Fields for the JES2 Multi-Access Spool Information (MASI)

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Record Fields for the JES2 Multi-Access Spool Information (MASI)

Record fields for inquiries about multi-access spool information contain the following:

Word Number: 1

Length: 4

Contains the member name of the system.

Word Number: 2

Length: 4

Contains the system ID number. This is a numeric value (for example, 1).

Word Number: 3

Length: 8

Contains the status of this member (ACTIVE, INACTIVE, DORMANT, or UNDEF). For systems in undefined or INACTIVE (UNDEF or INACTIVE) status, all the words after this word contain an asterisk as a placeholder since no additional information is available for those systems.

Word Number: 4

Length: 1

Contains the independent mode indicator (Y or N).

Word Number: 5

Length: 1

Contains the boss indicator (Y or N).

Word Number: 6

Length: 10

Contains the last checkpoint date in the format yyyy/mm/dd.

Word Number: 7

Length: 8

Contains the last checkpoint time in the format hh:mm:ss.

Word Number: 8

Length: 8

Contains the sysplex name or an * if the system is not in a sysplex.

Word Number: 9

Length: 8

Contains the system name of the z/OS image in which this system is active. This value is obtained by the system at IPL time from the SYSNAME parameter in logical parmlib member IEASYSxx.

Word Number: 10

Length: 8

Contains the JES2 version string. Note that any blanks in the JES2 version string are replaced with underscores (for example, OS_2.10).

Word Number: 11

Length: 4

Contains the JES2 product level. This is a numeric value (for example, 33).

Word Number: 12

Length: 4

Contains the JES2 service level. This is a numeric value (for example, 0).

Word Number: 13

Length: 8

Contains the last start type for this member. This field contains one of the following values:

SMWARM-Single member warm start
HOT-Hot start
QUICK-Quick start
ALLMEMWM-All-member warm start
$EMEMWM-$E MEMBER(x) warm start
COLD-Cold start
MVSIPL-MVS was IPLed
COLDFMT-Cold start with format

Word Number: 14

Length: 10

Contains the last JES2 start date in the format yyyy/mm/dd.

Word Number: 15

Length: 8

Contains the last JES2 start time in the format hh:mm:ss.

Word Number: 16

Length: 4

Contains the JES2 subsystem name (for example, JES2).

Word Number: 17

Length: 8

Contains the checkpoint HOLD value (in hundredths of a second). This value is specified on the HOLD parameter of the JES2 initialization MASDEF statement or the $T MASDEF command.

Word Number: 18

Length: 8

Contains the minimum DORMANCY value (in hundredths of a second). This value is specified on the DORMANCY parameter of the JES2 initialization MASDEF statement or the $T MASDEF command.

Word Number: 19

Length: 8

Contains the maximum DORMANCY value (in hundredths of a second). This value is specified on the DORMANCY parameter of the JES2 initialization MASDEF statement or the $T MASDEF command.

Word Number: 20

Length: 8

Contains the SYNCTOL value (in seconds). Specify this value on the SYNCTOL parameter of the JES2 initialization MASDEF statement or the $T MASDEF command.

Word Number: 21

Length: 8

Contains the actual current HOLD value (in hundredths of a second).

Word Number: 22

Length: 8

Contains the actual current DORMANCY value (in hundredths of a second).

Word Number: 23

Length: 4

Contains the ID number of the MAS member that initiated the restart for this system ($ESYS).

Examples: OPSJES2 Functions

The following list shows sample initiator inquiries:
- The following example inquires about initiators that are class A and halted, and then it displays the results:
```
NumLines = OPSJES2('I','INIT','A','H')
say 'There are' NumLines 'halted class A initiators'
do NumLines
  pull line
  say line
end
```
- The following example returns all initiators:
```
NumLines = OPSJES2('I','INIT')
```
- The following example returns all initiators:
```
NumLines = OPSJES2('I','INIT','*')
```
- The following example returns all initiators:
```
NumLines = OPSJES2('I','INIT','*','*')
```
- The following example returns all initiators:
```
NumLines = OPSJES2('I','INIT','*','*','*')
```
- The following example returns any initiators that has class A, B, C, and D, in any order:
```
NumLines = OPSJES2('I','INIT','ABCD','*','A')
```
- The following example returns any initiators that has class A, B, C, and D, in that exact order:
```
NumLines = OPSJES2('I','INIT','ABCD','*','E')
```
- The following example returns any initiators that has class A or B, in that order anywhere in the class definition:
```
NumLines = OPSJES2('I','INIT','AB','*','S')
```
- The following example returns all active initiators:
```
NumLines = OPSJES2('I','INIT','*','A')
```
- The following example returns all inactive initiators:
```
NumLines = OPSJES2('I','INIT','*','I','*')
```
- The following example returns initiators that have classes A, B, C, and D, in that order, and are active:
```
NumLines = OPSJES2('I','INIT','ABCD','A','S')
```
- The following example returns all initiators that have classes A, B, C, and D, anywhere in their setup and that are inactive:
```
NumLines = OPSJES2('I','INIT','ABCD','I')
```
The following list shows sample input queue inquiries:
- The following example returns information on all jobs in the input queue in class A:
```
NumLines = OPSJES2('I','INPQ','A')
```
- The following example returns information on all jobs in the input queue:
```
NumLines = OPSJES2('I','INPQ')
```
- The following example returns information on all jobs in the input queue:
```
NumLines = OPSJES2('I','INPQ','*')
```
- The following example returns information on all of the NJE/RJE lines:
```
NumLines = OPSJES2('I','LINE')
```
The following list shows sample printer inquiries:
- The following example returns information on the printers for class B:
```
NumLines = OPSJES2('I','PRTS','B')
```
- The following example returns information on all printers in any class:
```
NumLines = OPSJES2('I','PRTS')
```
- The following example returns information on all printers in any class:
```
NumLines = OPSJES2('I','PRTS','*','*','*')
```
- The following example returns information on all printers with a print class of A, B, C, and D:
```
NumLines = OPSJES2('I','PRTS','ABCD','*','*')
```
- The following example returns information on all printers with a print class of A, B, C, and D that are active:
```
NumLines = OPSJES2('I','PRTS','ABCD','A','*')
```
- The following example returns information on all drained printers:
```
NumLines = OPSJES2('I','PRTS','*','D','*')
```
- The following example returns the spool information:
```
NumLines = OPSJES2('I','SPOL')
```
The following list shows sample multi-access spool information:
- The following example returns the multi-access spool information for all members of the MAS complex:
```
NumLines = OPSJES2('I','MASI')
```
- The following example returns the multi-access spool information for active members of the MAS only:
```
NumLines = OPSJES2('I','MASI', '*', 'A')
```

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