APPLICATION ENVIRONMENT NAME     STATE     STATE DATA
applenv-name                     state     state-data
ATTRIBUTES: attributes     SUBSYSTEM TYPE: subsystem-type     
SUBSYSTEM NAME: subsystem name     NODENAME: nodename     

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.

Application Environment Name applenv-name

The name of the application environment being displayed.

State state

Specifies the state the application environment is in. For a full discussion of operational considerations for application environments, see “Managing Application Environments” in z/OS MVS Planning: Workload Management. Any one of the following states is displayed:

AVAILABLE

This is the default state that exists when a policy is activated. This state indicates that an application environment is available for processing.

REFRESHING

Indicates WLM is in the process of replacing server address spaces for one of the following reasons:

• You entered a system command to refresh the application environment (VARY WLM,APPLENV=applenv-name,REFRESH)
• You installed a service definition that changed the JCL procedure name, start parameters, or server limit of the application environment, and then activated a service policy from the changed service definition.

The system stops all server address spaces and re-starts them.

The VARY WLM command to refresh does not affect server address spaces on systems running in compatibility mode. If you want to refresh those server address spaces, you must cancel and start them with the CANCEL and START operator commands. The application environment remains in the refreshing state until all servers on the compatibility mode system are cancelled.

QUIESCING

Indicates WLM is in the process of stopping server address because you entered a system command to quiesce the application environment. (VARY WLM,APPLENV=applenv-name,QUIESCE). If server address spaces are active on systems running in compatibility mode, you must cancel them. The application environment remains in the quiescing state until all the servers on the compatibility mode system are cancelled.

WLM continues to queue work requests. If you want to stop queueing work, check with the subsystem documentation on how to stop queueing work requests.

To resume processing and undo the quiesce, specify VARY WLM,APPLENV=applenv-name,RESUME

QUIESCED

Indicates WLM has stopped server address spaces because of a VARY WLM,APPLENV=applenv-name,QUIESCE command.

When an application environment is quiesced, you can make changes to server libraries, the JCL procedure, or other changes which require an inactive server.

WLM continues to queue work requests. If you want to stop queueing work, check with the subsystem documentation on how to stop queueing work requests.

To resume processing and undo the quiesce, specify VARY WLM,APPLENV=applenv-name,RESUME

STOPPING

Indicates WLM has stopped starting server address spaces because of one or more of the following:

• JCL errors in the procedure to be started for the application environment,
• Coding errors in the server code being run for the application environment
• Reached the internal limit of unexpected server address space terminations.

WLM does not start any new server address spaces. If any server address spaces are running for the application environment, they continue to run and process any incoming work requests.

To resume processing after correcting the error, issue the VARY WLM,APPLENV=applenv-name,RESUME command.

STOPPED

Indicates WLM has stopped starting server address spaces because of one or more of the following:

• JCL errors in the procedure to be started for the application environment,
• Coding errors in the server code being run for the application environment
• Reached the internal limit of unexpected server address space terminations.

WLM does not start any new server address spaces. If any server address spaces are running for the application environment, they continue to run and process any incoming work requests.

To resume processing after correcting the error, issue the VARY WLM,APPLENV=applenv-name,RESUME command.

RESUMING

Indicates WLM is resuming processing of the server address spaces because of the VARY WLM,APPLENV=applenv-name,RESUME command.

DELETING

Indicates WLM is in the process of stopping server address spaces because you deleted the application environment. You installed a service definition in which the application environment was deleted, and then activated a service policy from that service definition.

State-data state-data

Specifies the systems which have not completed a refresh, quiesce, stop, resume, or delete action. A system completes processing a refresh, quiesce, or delete when all server address spaces terminate. A system completes processing a stop or resume action immediately.

When you specify APPLENV=* on the VARY command, only one line of system names is displayed per application environment. If the application environment has more systems than can fit on one line, the message displays a +. To display all of the systems for the application environment, enter a DISPLAY WLM specifying the application environment name.

Attributes attributes

Specifies the following:

PROC=procedure

Specifies the JCL procedure WLM uses to start server address spaces.

MANUAL MODE

Indicates that you are manually starting server address spaces for the application environment. You did not specify a JCL procedure name for the application environment in the service definition.

Subsystem-type subsystem-type

Specifies the subsystem to which the application environment applies.

Subsystem name subsystem name

Only applies to DISPLAY WLM,SYNAPPL. Specifies the subsystem nameto which the dynamic application environment applies.

Nodename name node name

Only applies to DISPLAY WLM,DYNAPPL. Specifies the node to which the dynamic application environment applies.