TRANSPORT  CLASS   DEFAULT  ASSIGNED
CLASS      LENGTH  MAXMSG   GROUPS
classname  classln maxmsg   groupname ....
                            groupname ....
                            groupname ....
tclassname TRANSPORT CLASS USAGE FOR SYSTEM 
sysname SUM: MAXMSG: maxmsgavail IN USE: 
maxmsginuse NOBUFF: msgnobuffer

hh.mm.ss

The time in hours (00-23), minutes (00-59), and seconds (00-59) for the DISPLAY XCF command.

TRANSPORT CLASS classname

The transport class name.

CLASS LENGTH classln

The current length, in bytes, of messages allowed for this transport class. classln is defined either when the transport class is defined or with the SETXCF MODIFY,CLASSDEF command.

DEFAULT MAXMSG maxmsg

The amount of space, in kilobytes, of message buffer space defined for this transport class.

ASSIGNED GROUPS groupname

A group that has been assigned to this transport class. The UNDESIG is used in place of group names for all the undesignated groups assigned to the class.

tclassname TRANSPORT CLASS USAGE FOR SYSTEM sysname

Identifies the transport class and target system that is the subject of the detailed information. The following information will appear for each class and possible target system where the D XCF,CLASSDEF,... was issued.

tclassname

Name of the XCF Transport Class

sysname

Name of the target system

SUM: MAXMSG: maxmsgavail IN USE: maxmsginuse NOBUFF: msgnobuffer

Summarizes the buffer use for each system. The following information will appear for each target system.

maxmsgavail

Amount of message buffer space in 1K units that can be used for messages targeted to the indicated system.

maxmsginuse

Amount of message buffer space in 1K units that is currently in use.

msgonobuffer

Count of the number of IXCMSGO requests that attempted to use this transport class but were rejected due to a lack of a signal buffer. Since applications may repeatedly reissue the IXCMSGO request when rejected, this count may not accurately portray the number of messages that were impacted by the lack of buffers. This number may wrap.

SEND CNT: signalcnt BUFFLEN (bufftype): msgobufflen

One such line will appear for each different signal size that was used. A line appears for the defined transport class size, even if it was not used.

signalcnt

Count of the number of signals of the indicated size that were sent to the indicated target system on behalf of IXCMSGO requests issued by an XCF member. The number of signals sent may differ from the number of IXCMSGO requests accepted because, for example, more than one signal may be sent for a particular message. This number may wrap.

bufftype

One of the following:

• SML - Signal size is smaller than the defined transport class size.
• FIT - Signal size is the defined transport class size.
• BIG - Signal size is bigger than the defined transport class size.

msgobufflen

Indicates the signal buffer size used for the signals. The buffer length denotes the maximum number bytes of message data that signal buffers of this size can transfer. Note that the classification of the buffer length as SML, FIT, or BIG is determined by the current transport class definition. If the CLASSLEN specification for the transport class is modified, the buffer classification may change. Changes to the classification do not affect the counts for a particular buffer size.