z/OS MVS System Messages, Vol 3 (ASB-BPX)
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BPXO045I

z/OS MVS System Messages, Vol 3 (ASB-BPX)
SA38-0670-00

BPXO045I
hh.mm.ss DISPLAY OMVS

Explanation

 
 
procname    kernelasid    status   parmmemberlist


TYPENAME DEVICE  ------STATUS------    MODE      MOUNTED      LATCHES
type     device      filestatus        filemode  mm/dd/yyyy   L=latchnum 
                                                              Q=latchunum

         NAME=filesysname                             
         PATH=pathname   
         UID=usermntUID  
         MOUNT PARM=mountparm                    OWNER=fsowner 
automove client
         QSYSTEM=fsqsystem                       QJOBNAME=fsqowner
         QPID=qpid
         TAG=(textflag,ccsid)

sltype  SYSTEM LIST: systemname systemname systemname systemname systemname

systemname   systemname systemname systemname systemname systemname systemname

procname kernelasid SHUTTINGDOWN progresscounter parmmemberlist
ROSECLABEL = rosecl
PFS INFO: pfsstatus
Start of change PFS EXCP: pfsexcpstat End of change

In response to a DISPLAY OMVS,FILE command, this message displays information about z/OS UNIX and its file systems. The line beginning with type appears one or more times for each file system.

In the message text:
hh.mm.ss
The time in hours (00–23), minutes (00–59), and seconds (00–59) for the DISPLAY OMVS command.
procname
The name of the z/OS UNIX cataloged procedure.
kernelasid
The address space id of the Kernel.
status
One of the following:
ACTIVE
z/OS UNIX is currently active.
NOT STARTED
z/OS UNIX was not started.
INITIALIZING
z/OS UNIX is initializing.
TERMINATING
z/OS UNIX is terminating.
TERMINATED
z/OS UNIX has been terminated.
ETC/INIT WAIT
z/OS UNIX is waiting for the /etc/init or /usr/sbin/init program to complete initialization.
FORK SHUTDOWN
FORK service has been shutdown.
SHUTTING DOWN
z/OS UNIX is shutting down.
SHUTDOWN BLOCKED
z/OS UNIX shutdown processing is blocked by one or more jobs, and it waits for all of the blockers to unblock or terminate.
SHUTDOWN
z/OS UNIX is shut down.
RESTARTING
z/OS UNIX is restarting after a shut down.
parmmemberlist
The parmlib member name list specified on the SET OMVS command or on the initialization of OMVS.
type
The file system type as defined by the FILESYSTYPE statement.
device
The device value to uniquely identify the device.
filestatus
One of the following:
FORCE UNMOUNT
An unmount with force is in progress.
DRAIN UNMOUNT
A file system drain unmount is in progress.
IMMEDIATE UNMOUNT
An immediate unmount is in progress.
NORMAL UNMOUNT
A normal unmount is in progress.
RESET UNMOUNT
An unmount was reset.
IMMEDIATE UNMOUNT ATTEMPTED
An immediate unmount was attempted.
ACTIVE
File system is active.
QUIESCED
File system is quiesced.
NOT ACTIVE
File system is not active.
MOUNT IN PROGRESS
File system is being mounted.
ASYNCH MOUNT IN PROGRESS
File system is being mounted asynchronously.
IN RECOVERY
File system is in recovery processing.
UNOWNED
File system has no server or owner.
SUPERQUIESCED
File system has been superquiesced.
RECYCLING
The physical file system is recycling.
RECYCLING, ASYNCH MOUNTING
The physical file system is recycling, and this file system is in an asynchronous mount waiting for mount completion.
RECYCLING, NOT ACTIVE
The physical file system is recycling, and this file system failed to mount successfully.
filemode
One of the following:
RDWR
The file system is mounted for read/write access.
READ
The file system is mounted for read only access.
mount_date
The date that the file system was mounted.
mount_time
The time that the file system was mounted.
L=l
The latch number for this file system
Q=q
The quiesce latch number for this file system or 0 if the file system has never been quiesced by z/OS UNIX System Services.
filesysname
The name of the file system.
LATCH=latch
The latch number for the file system.
QL=ql
pathname
The name of the directory where the file system is mounted truncated to 60 characters. You can convert it to uppercase by using the CAPS option.
usermntUID
The effective UID of the nonprivileged user who mounted this file system.
mountparm
The parameter specified to the mount callable service, truncated to 57 characters. You can convert it to uppercase by using the CAPS option.
fsowner
The system that owns this file system.
automove
This information will only be displayed if the system is running SYSPLEX(YES). One of the following:
AUTOMOVE=Y
The file system will be automatically moved during recovery operations.
AUTOMOVE=N
The file system will NOT be automatically moved during recovery operations.
AUTOMOVE=U
The file system will be automatically unmounted during recovery operations.
AUTOMOVE=I
The file system will be automatically moved using an include system list during recovery operations.
AUTOMOVE=E
The file system will be automatically moved using an exclude system list during recovery operations.
client
One of the following:
CLIENT=Y
This file system is a client.
CLIENT=N
This file system is not a client.
fsqsystem
The system that quiesced this file system.
fsqowner
The jobname that quiesced the file system.
qpid
The pid that quiesced the file system.
textflag
One of the following:
TEXT
Auto-conversion of untagged files is allowed.
NOTEXT
Auto-conversion of untagged files is not allowed.
ccsid
The implicit CCSID for untagged files in the file system.
sltype
The type of the system list in use (include/exclude).
systemname
The name of a system in the automove system list.
progresscounter
An increasing progress counter.
rosecl
The name of the read only seclabel assigned to the file system.
Start of change pfsstatus End of change
Start of change The status returned by the physical file system. End of change
Start of changepfsexcpstat End of change
Start of change The exception status returned by the physical file system.
Note: When a zFS file system that is mounted RWSHARE get quiesced, zFS will update pfsexcpstat so it displays QUIESCED. filestatus will not display QUIESCED.
End of change

System action

The system continues processing.

Operator response

None.

System programmer response

None.

Module

BPXOMAST

Source

z/OS UNIX System Services kernel (BPX)

Routing Code

-

Descriptor Code

5,8,9

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