JOBS   M/S    TS USERS  SYSAS  INITS  ACTIVE/MAX   OAS
                                     VTAM
xxxxx  xxxxx  xxxxx     xxxxx  xxxxx  xxxxx/xxxxx  xxxxx
jjj sss ppp www [zz] x
[o] A=asid PER=aaa SMC=bbb

PGN=ccc DMN=eee AFF=ffff
CT=nnnnnnnn ET=nnnnnnnn
[[WUID=workid][USERID=rquserid]]
[WKL=kkkkkkkk SCL=llllllll P=m]
[RGP=rrrrrrrr SRVR=vvv QSC=qqq]
[stradrK - endadrK]
ADDR SPACE ASTE=gggggggg
[DSPNAME=hhhhhhhh ASTE=iiiiiiii]
[DISPLAY INCOMPLETE]

userid www[zz] [o]
A=asid PER=aaa SMC=bbb

• PGN=ccc DMN=eee AFF=ffff
• CT=nnnnnnnn ET=nnnnnnnn
• [WUID=workid]
• [WKL=kkkkkkkk SCL=llllllll P=m]
• [RGP=rrrrrrrr SRVR=vvv QSC=qqq]
• ADDR SPACE ASTE=gggggggg
• [DSPNAME=hhhhhhhh ASTE=iiiiiiii]
• [DISPLAY INCOMPLETE]

• [name NOT FOUND] [WITH USERID=rquserid]
• [NO ENTRIES FOUND WITH USERID=rquserid]
• [DISPLAY TRUNCATED - INSUFFICIENT STORAGE]

• JOBS,name,[USERID=rquserid]
• JOBS,ALL
• TS,name
• TS,ALL
• A,name
• A,ALL

hh.mm.ss

The time in hours (00 through 23), in minutes (00 through 59), and in seconds (00 through 59). If hh.mm.ss is 00.00.00, the time-of-day (TOD) clock is not working.

yyyy.ddd

The date in years (using the 4-digit year number, such as 1996 or 2150), and in days (000 through 366). If yyyy.ddd is 0000.000, the system cannot determine the year and the day.

idr

A 3-digit decimal identifier to be used in a CONTROL C,D command to cancel the status displays if it is:

• Written on typewriter or printer consoles
• Displayed inline (that is, not in a display area) on a display console

This identifier does not appear when the display is presented in a display area on a display console.

JOBS

xxxxx

The number of address spaces running under initiators.

M/S

xxxxx

The number of address spaces created by a MOUNT or START command, but not an initiator.

TS USERS

xxxxx

The number of active Time Sharing Option Extensions (TSO/E) address spaces.

SYSAS

xxxxx

The number of system address spaces.

INITS

xxxxx

The number of started job entry subsystem (JES) and advanced program-to-program communication (APPC) initiators in the system.

ACTIVE/MAX VTAM®

xxxxx/xxxxx

The number of active TSO/E address spaces using the Virtual Telecommunications Access Method (VTAM) and the maximum number of TSO/E address spaces that could use VTAM.

Note: If the value for JOBS is less than the value for INITS, some initiators are inactive. The sum of the values for JOBS, M/S, TS USERS, and SYSAS is the total number of active address spaces.

OAS

xxxxx

The total number of z/OS® UNIX System Services address spaces on this system.

JOBS,name (or J,name)

The lines beginning with jjj, PGN=, and CT= appear when the name operand specifies a virtual=virtual (V=V) job, a V=V task created by the START or MOUNT command, a V=V attached APPC transaction program, or a system address space.

The lines beginning with stradrK, ADDR SPACE, and DSPNAME= also appear when the JOBS,name or J,name operand is specified. The ADDR SPACE line is repeated for each data space or hiperspace associated with the address space. If there are no data spaces or hiperspaces for the address space, or if the system could not return the data space information, the ADDR SPACE line will not appear in the message display.

In addition, the line beginning with userid appears when the name operand specifies a virtual=real (V=R) job or a V=R task created by the START command.

JOBS,ALL (or J,A)

The jjj, PGN=, and CT= lines appear for each V=V job, each V=V task created by the START or MOUNT command, each V=V attached APPC transaction program, and each system address space.

In addition, the userid line appears for each V=R job and V=R task created by the START command.

TS,name

The stradrK, ADDR SPACE, and DSPNAME= lines appear when the TS,name operands are specified. The ADDR SPACE line is repeated for each data space or hiperspace associated with the address space. If there are no data spaces or hiperspaces for the address space, or if the system could not return the data space information, the ADDR SPACE line will not appear in the message display.

Also, the userid and PGN= lines appear when the name operand specifies an active TSO/E user.

TS,ALL (or TS,A)

The userid and PGN= lines appear for each active TSO/E user.

A,name

The displays for both JOBS,name and TS,name appear.

A,ALL (or A,A)

The displays for both JOBS,ALL and TS,ALL appear.

jjj

One of the following:

• The name of a system address space.
• The name of a job or attached APPC transaction program attached by an initiator.
• The procedure name of a task created by the START or MOUNT command.
• STARTING, if initiation of a started job, task, or attached APPC transaction program is incomplete.
• *MASTER*, for the master address space.
• The name of an initiator address space.
• The name of an attached APPC transaction program.

sss

One of the following:

• The name of a system address space.
• The name of a step, for a job or attached APPC transaction program attached by an initiator.
• The identifier of a task created by the START command.
• The name of a step that called a cataloged procedure.
• STARTING, if initiation of a started job, system task, or attached APPC transaction program is incomplete.
• *MASTER*, for the master address space.
• The name of an initiator address space.

ppp

One of the following:

• For APPC-initiated transactions, the user ID requesting the transaction.
• The name of a step within a cataloged procedure that was called by the step specified in field sss.
• Blank, if there is no cataloged procedure.
• The identifier of the requesting transaction program.

www

The status of the job, task, attached APPC transaction program, or TSO/E address space:

IN

Swapped in

OUT

Swapped out, ready to run

OWT

Swapped out, waiting, not ready to run

OU*

In process of being swapped out

IN*

In process of being swapped in

NSW

Non-swappable

zz

One of the following:

LW

Address space is in long wait

Note: LW appears only when the address space is swapped in or is non-swappable; LW indicates an abnormal condition.

NF

Address space is not dispatchable because of a failure in the address space

PR

Address space has program event recording (PER) trap active

x

The type of user:

A

Attached APPC transaction program

I

Initiator address space.

J

Job

M

Mount

S

Started task

*

System address space

o

UNIX address space indicator

O

A z/OS UNIX System Services dubbed address space.

asid

Address space identifier (ASID), in hexadecimal.

aaa

One of the following:

YES

A PER trap is active in the address space.

NO

No PER trap is active in the address space.

bbb

Number of outstanding step-must-complete requests.

ccc

N/A, not applicable. PGN is irrelevant because the system is operating in goal mode.

eee

N/A, not applicable. DMN is irrelevant because the system is operating in goal mode.

ffff

The identifier of the processor, for up to any four processors, if the job requires the services of specific processors. ffff can also be one of the following:

NONE

The job can run on any processor.

nnnnnnnn

For CT, the processor time used by the address space, including the initiator. This time does not include SRB time.

For ET, one of the following:

• For address spaces other than system address spaces, the elapsed time since job select time.
• For system address spaces created before master scheduler initialization, the elapsed time since master scheduler initialization.
• For system address spaces created after master scheduler initialization, the elapsed time since system address space creation.

nnnnnnnn has one of these formats, where ttt is milliseconds, sss or ss is seconds, mm is minutes, and hh or hhhhh is hours:

sss.tttS

When time is less than 1000 seconds

hh.mm.ss

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

hhhhh.mm

When time is at least 100 hours

********

When time exceeds 100000 hours

NOTAVAIL

When the TOD clock is not working

WUID=workid

The work unit identifier.

USERID=requserid

The user ID associated with the unit of work, which is one of the following:

• The user ID specified for the USER keyword in the JCL.
• The user ID that requested the transaction.

kkkkkkkk

The name of the workload currently associated with the address space.

llllllll

The name of the service class currently associated with the address space.

m

The service class period currently associated with the address space.

rrrrrrrr

The name of the resource group currently associated the service class. rrrrrrrr can also be N/A if there is no resource group association.

vvv

One of the following:

YES

The address space is a server.

NO

The address space is not a server.

qqq

One of the following:

YES

The address space has been quiesced.

NO

The address space is not quiesced.

stradrK - endadrK

Starting and ending decimal addresses, in kilobytes, of the job or task's V=R region. Each KB is 1024 bytes; 00040K, for example, is decimal address 40960.

gggggggg

Central address of the address space number second table entry (ASTE)

hhhhhhhh

Data space name associated with the address space

iiiiiiii

Central address of the data space (hhhhhhhh) ASTE

userid

The user ID of an active TSO/E user.

DISPLAY INCOMPLETE

The system could not return the data space information for the address space. In this case, no data space information for the address space appears in the message display.

[name NOT FOUND] [WITH USERID=rquserid]

The DISPLAY command included the name operand, and the specified name is not active in the system.

NO ENTRIES FOUND WITH USERID=rquserid

A user ID is not active in the system.

In the message text:

rquserid

The user ID associated with the unit of work, which is one of the following:

• The user ID specified for the USER keyword in the JCL.
• The user ID that requested the transaction.
• ++++++++, if the user ID requesting the transaction is not defined to the security product.

DISPLAY TRUNCATED - INSUFFICIENT STORAGE

The system could not obtain enough storage for the display.