ACTIVE WORKLOAD MANAGEMENT SERVICE POLICY NAME: policy-name
ACTIVATED: yyyy/mm/dd AT: hh:mm:ss: 
BY: userid FROM: system-name 
DESCRIPTION: policy-description 
RELATED SERVICE DEFINITION NAME: definition_name 
INSTALLED: yyyy/mm/dd AT: hh:mm:ss: 
BY: userid FROM: system-name 
WLM VERSION LEVEL: wlm-level 
WLM FUNCTIONALITY LEVEL: wlm-func-level 
WLM CDS FORMAT LEVEL: wlm-format-level 
STRUCTURE SYSZWLM_:structname 
STATUS: strucstatus  
[*WARNING* - A POLICY ACTIVATION IS IN PROGRESS BY SYSTEM system-name] 
[*WARNING* - SYSTEM CONFIGURATION IS ABNORMAL]
STATE OF GUEST PLATFORM MANAGEMENT PROVIDER (GPMP): status
*SYSNAME*  *MODE*  *POLICY*      *WORKLOAD MANAGEMENT STATUS* 
sysname     mode    policy-name  status

*WARNING* - SYSTEM CONFIGURATION IS ABNORMAL indicates that when you issued a DISPLAY WLM command by itself, exception conditions were detected in one or more systems in the sysplex. This usually happens when

• In a multiple systems sysplex, if there is at least one system running with the active policy and another system is not synchronized with the active policy that system is abnormal
• A system is inactive and its WLM instance in not inactive.

In the message text:

hh:mm:ss

The time when the DISPLAY WLM command was issued, in hours (00-23), minutes (00-59), and seconds (00-59).

idr

A 3-digit decimal identifier to be used in a CONTROL C,D command to cancel the status display 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.

policy-name

The name of the active service policy.

ACTIVATED: yyyy/mm/dd AT hh:mm:ss BY: userid FROM: actsystem

yyyy/mm/dd AT hh:mm:ss

The date and time at which the named service policy was activated. This time is based on the time of day (TOD) clock.

userid

Userid of the system operator or service administrator who activated the service policy, if available. Note that the userid of the system operator or administrator is not available in all of the environments in which a policy can be activated. A userid value of *BYPASS* indicates that the userid is unknown. This can happen when the policy is activated from the operator console while the operator is not logged on to the console.

actsysnm

The name of the system on which the service policy activation was initiated.

description

Description of the active service policy.

definition_name

The name of the service definition containing the active service policy.

INSTALLED: yyyy/mm/dd AT hh:mm:ss BY: userid FROM: actsystem

yyyy/mm/dd AT hh:mm:ss

The date and time at which the named service definition was installed. This time is based on the time of day (TOD) clock.

userid

Userid of the system operator or service administrator who installed the service definition, if available. Note that the userid of the system operator or administrator is not available in all of the environments in which a policy can be activated. A userid value of *BYPASS* indicates that the userid is unknown. This can happen when the policy is activated from the operator console while the operator is not logged on to the console.

actsysnm

The name of the system on which the service definition was installed.

WLM VERSION LEVEL:wlm-level

The version of workload manager that is running.

WLM FUNCTIONALITY LEVEL:wlm-func-level

The functionality level of the service policy that is currently in effect. See "Workload Management Migration" in z/OS MVS Planning: Workload Management for details on WLM functionality levels.

WLM CDS FORMAT LEVEL:wlm-format-level

The WLM CDS format level represents the format of the WLM CDS created via the XCF IXCL1DSU utility.

See “Workload Management Migration” in z/OS MVS Planning: Workload Management for details on WLM CDS format levels.

STRUCTURE SYSZWLM_:structname STATUS: strucstatus

Displays the status (strucstatus) of the WLM coupling facility structure (structname). The status will be one of the following:

CONNECTED

Indicates that WLM is connected to the structure.

DISCONNECTED

Indicates that WLM is disconnected from the structure. If the installation requires the structure, then you must define it in the CFRM policy. For more information, see z/OS MVS Planning: Workload Management.

STATE OF GUEST PLATFORM MANAGEMENT PROVIDER: status

The status of the guest platform management provider on the system.

*UNKNOWN*

The status of the guest platform management provider cannot be retrieved.

INACTIVE

The guest platform management provider was not started.

UNAVAILABLE

The functionality is not available. The hardware support is missing.

STARTED

The guest platform management provider has been started, but has not connected to the Workload Manager.

ACTIVE

The guest platform management provider is active and connected to the Workload Manager, but has not established a connection to the IBM® zEnterprise® Unified Resource Manager.

FAILED

WLM attempted to start the guest platform management provider; however, the agent did not connect to IBM zEnterprise Unified Resource Manager within the timeframe allotted. This state also occurs when WLM is unable to stop the guest platform management provider.

SEVFAILED

WLM attempted to start the guest platform management provider. The request failed twice within 10 minutes, or the guest platform management provider connection unexpectedly terminated twice within 10 minutes.

CONNECTED

The guest platform management provider is active and connected to the Workload Manager and the IBM zEnterprise Unified Resource Manager.

STOPPED

The guest platform management provider (GPMP) was manually stopped using either the MODIFY WLM,GPMP,STOP command or the MODIFY WLM,AM=DISABLE command. If the Application Response Measurement (ARM) services are disabled, you must enable it before you can restart the GPMP. To enable ARM, issue the MODIFY WLM,AM=ENABLE command. Then, to restart GPMP, issue the MODIFY WLM,GPMP,START command.

DISABLED

The z/OS® WLM ARM services are disabled.

EARLY-IPL

z/OS UNIX System Services or TCP/IP is not running.

SHUTDOWNx

Termination of the guest platform management provider is currently in progress, where x is a number between one and three indicating how far the termination progressed.

PGMERROR

Internal error. Contact IBM support.

*SYSNAME* sysname

The name of the system being displayed.

*MODE* mode

WLM mode in effect. A value of GOAL means that the system is operating in WLM GOAL mode. No other values are supported.

*POLICY* policy-name

The name of the service policy in effect on this system. DEFAULT if running with the default service policy.

* WORKLOAD MANAGEMENT STATUS * status

Workload management status which is one of the following:

INITIALIZING

There is no workload management function available because WLM is initializing.

ACTIVE

The system is processing towards the active service policy.

ACTIVE, NOT RUNNING WITH ACTIVE POLICY

WLM is active, but the active service policy is not available due to one of the following:

• There is no couple data set for WLM.
• This system lost connectivity to the couple data set for WLM.
• The system is connected to the couple data set for WLM but a service policy has not been activated. To activate a service policy, issue a VARY WLM,POLICY=policy-name.
• Activation of the active service policy failed on this system.
• The service definition has over 100 service classes defined.

QUIESCE IN PROGRESS

WLM is in the process of an orderly shutdown.

CLEANUP INITIATED BY SYSTEM system-name

WLM is inactive. Termination was not orderly and another system running WLM is performing recovery actions on behalf of this system where

system-name

The name of the system performing the recovery.

WLM INACTIVE, CLEANUP COMPLETE

WLM is inactive. It either terminated through an orderly shutdown or cross-system recovery actions have been completed successfully.

WLM STATE UNKNOWN

A system running WLM has detected that another system running WLM contains unreliable information. When this happens the system with the unreliable information is isolated and its WLM state is set to unknown. Error processing is started to determine the true WLM state for that system.

SYSTEM INACTIVE, CLEANUP PENDING

The system is not currently part of the sysplex. Cross system recovery is scheduled to be performed on this system.

SYSTEM INACTIVE, CLEANUP COMPLETE

The system is not currently part of the sysplex. However, before the system became inactive cross-system recovery actions were completed successfully.

SYSTEM STATE UNKNOWN

Actions have been initiated to determine what the state of the system is.

STATUS NOT AVAILABLE

Either this is a system running a release prior to SP 5.1. or a system is in the process of coming up.