In the message, the following appears:

ALLOCATE QUEUES              SERVERS              QUEUED ALLOCATES
ttttt                        sssss                qqqqq
[STPN=stpname|X'hh'ccc
    LLUN=luname    PLUN=pluname    USERID=userid
    PROFILE=profile    REGTIME=mm/dd/yy hh:mm:ss    QUEUED=qqqqq
    OLDEST=tttttttt    LAST RCVD=tttttttt    TOT ALLOCS=nnnnnnnn
    SERVERS=sssss    KEEP TIME=tttt    TIME LEFT=tttt
[ ASNAME=asname
    ASID=asid    REGTIME=mm/dd/yy hh:mm:ss    TOT RCVD=nnnnnnnn
    RCVA ISS=hh:mm:ss    RCVA RET=hh:mm:ss]]

In the first three lines of the message text:

hh.mm.ss

The hour, minute, and second at which the system processed the DISPLAY command.

id

A decimal identifier used with the CONTROL C,D command to cancel status displays that are written on printer consoles or displayed inline on a console. This identifier does not appear when the display appears in a display area on a console.

Under ALLOCATE QUEUES: ttttt

The number of allocate queues. This number is equal to the total number of unique Register_for_Allocate calls that are currently in effect.

Under SERVERS: nnnnn

The total number of APPC/MVS servers. These servers are address spaces that are currently registered to serve inbound allocate requests.

Under QUEUED ALLOCATES: nnnnn

The total number of inbound allocates currently queued on allocate queues.

In lines 4 through 8 of the message text:

STPN=stpname|¬X'hh'ccc

The served TP name. It is 1 to 64 characters long.

stpname

The served TP name. stpname is a string 1 to 64 characters long.

¬X'hh'ccc

The system network architecture (SNA) service TP name:

hh

The first character of the SNA service TP name, in hexadecimal. This character is non-displayable in non-hexadecimal form.

ccc

A character string, with a maximum length of 3.

LLUN=luname

The name of the logical unit (LU) at which the APPC/MVS server resides.

PLUN=pluname

The name of the LU from which the allocate request originated. A value of * indicates that allocate requests from any partner LU are accepted.

USERID=userid

The userid that flowed in with the allocate request. A value of * indicates that allocate requests from any userid are accepted.

PROFILE=profile

The name of the security profile from which inbound allocates are to be accepted. A value of * indicates that allocate requests with any profile are to be accepted.

REGTIME=mm/dd/yy hh:mm:ss

The time at which the Register_for_Allocates call that created the allocate queue was processed. mm/dd/yy represents the month, day, and year. hh:mm:ss represents the hour, minute, and second, based on the time of day (TOD) clock.

QUEUED=nnnnn

The number of inbound allocates currently residing on the queue.

OLDEST=nnnnnnnn

The amount of time that the oldest inbound allocate has been on the allocate queue. Depending on the amount of time, tttttttt has one of the following formats:

sss.ttt S

The time is less than 1000 seconds.

hh.mm.ss

The time is at least 1000 seconds, but less than 100 hours.

hhhhh.mm

The time is at least 100 hours.

********

The time is greater than 99999 hours.

*NONE*

There are no allocate requests on the allocate queue.

In the variable text:

ttt

The number of milliseconds.

sss or ss

The number of seconds.

mm

The number of minutes.

hh or hhhhh

The number of hours.

LAST RCVD=tttttttt

The amount of time since an inbound allocate was last received (and thus removed from the allocate queue) through the Receive_Allocate service. Depending on the amount of time, tttttttt has one of the following formats:

sss.ttt S

The time is less than 1000 seconds.

hh.mm.ss

The time is at least 1000 seconds, but less than 100 hours.

hhhhh.mm

The time is at least 100 hours.

********

The time is greater than 99999 hours.

*NONE*

No inbound allocates have been received from the queue.

In the variable text:

ttt

The number of milliseconds.

sss or ss

The number of seconds.

mm

The number of minutes.

hh or hhhhh

The number of hours.

TOT ALLOCS=nnnnnnnn

This is the number of allocate requests waiting to be received from the allocate queue, plus the number of allocate requests that have already been received.

SERVERS=nnnnn

The number of servers processing requests on the allocate queue.

KEEP TIME=nnnn.

The amount of time, in seconds, that the allocate queue is to remain active after all of its servers unregister (as specified through the Set_Allocate_Queue_Attributes service).

TIME LEFT=nnnn.

The amount of time, in seconds, remaining before the allocate queue will be purged. This field is only valid when there are no servers processing the served TP (that is, SERVERS=0). When SERVERS does not equal zero, TIME LEFT contains a value of *N/A*.

If the DISPLAY APPC,SERVER command includes the ALL parameter, the following lines appear in the message text:

• One occurrence of lines 4 through 8 for all active allocate queues, or a subset of active allocate queues that is selected by optional keyword parameters.
• For each queue:
  • One occurrence of lines 9 through 11 for each address space serving the queue.

In lines 9 through 11 of the message text:

ASNAME=asname

The address space name of the server. This field will contain *UNKNOWN* if the address space name cannot be determined.

ASID=asid

The address space identifier (ASID) of the server. This field is set to *UNKNOWN* if the ASID cannot be determined.

REGTIME=mm/dd/yy hh:mm:ss

The time at which the last Register_For_Allocates service was processed for this server. mm/dd/yy represents the month, day, and year. hh:mm:ss represents the hour, minute, and second, based on the time of day (TOD) clock.

TOT RCVD=nnnnnnnn

Total number of allocates that the server has received from the allocate queue during the current IPL.

RCVA ISS=hh:mm:ss

The time (hour, minute, and second) at which the server last issued the Receive_Allocate service. This time is based on the time of day (TOD) clock. A value of *NONE* indicates that the server has not yet issued the Receive_Allocate service.

RCVA RET=hh:mm:ss

The time (hour, minute, and second) at which the Receive_Allocate service last returned to the caller (after attempting to return an allocate request). This time is based on the time of day (TOD) clock.

The Receive_Allocate call might or might not have returned an allocate request to the caller. A value of *NONE* indicates that no allocate requests have yet been returned.