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Status Variables

Use the variables in the following table to retrieve the status of a service or resource.

You can use the variables in the same places that you use knowledge base variables.

• &ZRMSTACTSTAT

  Contains the base actual state only. The &ZRMSTPHYSTAT can contain any of the detectable actual states. The value can be ACTIVE, INACTIVE, STARTING, STOPPING, or UNKNOWN.

• &ZRMSTACTDESC

  Contains information about the actual state in the &ZRMSTPHYSTAT variable (for example, the message that caused the state to be set). The information is displayed on the Modes and States panel when an S (Status) command is executed.

• &ZRMSTACTSTA0

  Contains information about the base actual state in the &ZRMSTACTSTAT variable (for example, the message that caused the state to be set).

• &ZRMSTARMFLAG

  Contains information that indicates whether a resource is registered to the automatic restart manager (ARM) or if ARM is restarting the resource. The value can be YES, NO, or RECOVERY.

• &ZRMSTAUTSTAT

  Contains the automation status. The value can be FAILED, IN PROGRESS, or NONE. The information is displayed on the Modes and States panel when an S (Status) command is executed.

• &ZRMSTCLASS

  Contains the class number (for example, 17 for the user class).

• &ZRMSTCLDESCL

  Contains the class description.

• &ZRMSTCLSNAME

  Contains the class name.

• &ZRMSTSDESC

  Contains the short description of the resource as specified in the Short Description field of the resource definition.

• &ZRMSTDESSTAT

  Contains the desired state scheduled by the availability map. The value can be ACTIVE, INACTIVE, or RESET.

• &ZRMSTDESSTA0

  Contains information about the scheduled desired state (for example, the time when the state is set).

• &ZRMSTDSTACUR

  Contains the current desired state. The value can be ACTIVE or INACTIVE.

• &ZRMSTDSTACU0

  Contains information about the current desired state (for example, whether the state is scheduled or overridden).

• &ZRMSTDSTAOV

  Contains the desired state override. The value can be ACTIVE, INACTIVE, or NONE.

• &ZRMSTDYNAMIC

  Contains the value that indicates whether the definition for the resource is dynamic. The value can be NO or YES.

• &ZRMSTEXIT

  Contains the value that indicates whether a state change exit process exists. The value can be NO or YES.

• &ZRMSTEXTDISP

  Contains any activated extended display.

• &ZRMSTMODECUR

  Contains the current operation mode. The value can be AUTOMATED, IGNORED, or MANUAL.

• &ZRMSTMODECU0

  Contains information about the current operation mode (for example, whether the mode is overridden).

• &ZRMSTMODEDB

  Contains the operation mode specified in the definition. The value can be AUTOMATED, IGNORED, OFF, or MANUAL.

• &ZRMSTMODEMAP

  Contains the operation mode scheduled by the availability map. The value can be AUTOMATED, IGNORED, MANUAL, NONE, or RESET.

• &ZRMSTMODEOV

  Contains the operation mode override. The value can be AUTOMATED, IGNORED, MANUAL, or NONE.

• &ZRMSTNAME

  Contains the name of the resource or service.

• &ZRMSTNMDID

  Contains the domain ID of the region that monitors and controls the resource.

• &ZRMSTNRMSTAT

  Contains the logical state. The value can be ATTENTION, DEGRADED, FAILED, INERROR, OK, PENDING, STARTING, STOPPING, or UNKNOWN.

• &ZRMSTOBJID

  Contains the object ID of the record. The object ID is the concatenation of system image name, system image version, class number, and name.

• &ZRMSTPHYSTAT

  Contains the actual state. The value can be ACTIVE, DEGRADED, FAILED, INACTIVE, STARTING, STOPPING, or UNKNOWN.

• &ZRMSTSYSNAME

  Contains the name of the system image to which the resource belongs.

• &ZRMSTTYPE

  Contains the resource type as specified in the Type field of the resource definition.