IXC398I

Explanation
In response to a DISPLAY XCF command, this message
displays detailed information for one or more server instances. The
system repeats the display lines as many times as necessary to provide
all the data.
In the message text: hh.mm.ss
The time in hours (00-23), minutes (00-59), and seconds (00-59)
for the DISPLAY XCF command.
WARNING: INFORMATION MAY NOT BE COMPLETE
The local system was unable to retrieve data from all target systems
because of system delays or errors.
* INDICATES PROBLEM, ! INDICATES SEVERE PROBLEM  
This line appears when there is a server instance that is considered
having problems. Server instances that are considered having problems
will be flagged with an asterisk. A server instance is considered
having problems, for example, if its server exit is stalled. The exclamation
point indicates that the problems are critical.   
srvname
The name of the system on which the server instance resides. Consider
following:
sysname
The name of the system on which the server being displayed resides.
inst#
Decimal instance number that identifies the server instance. Consider
the following:A server instance that is not considered stalled will not be flagged. 
A server instance that XCF considers to be stalled will be flagged
with an asterisk. 
A stalled server instance that appears to be causing sympathy
sickness will be flagged with an exclamation point.

srv_function
The description of the server instance.
si_status
One of the following:STARTING
The exit routine for the server instance is performing the initialization
process.
IDLE
The server instance is waiting for work.
WORKING
The server instance is processing a request.
PENDING
Server instance action is pending. A persistent pending state
could indicate server instance dispatch problems.
STOPPING
The server instance is stopping.
UNKNOWN
XCF was unable to determine the status of the server instance.

diagcode
Hexadecimal code corresponding to the status code constants (ixcysrvr_kIrxxxx)
defined in the IXCYSRVR macro.
STOPPING
A stop request has been queued for this server instance.
stop_mode
One of the following:IMMEDIATE
The server instance is stopping as soon as it finishes processing
its current work item, if any. The server instance is not allowed
to process any pending requests.
NORMAL
The server instance is allowed to finish processing its current
work item, if any, plus any work that was already queued for processing
when the stop was accepted. It is not allowed to process any work
items queued after the stop request.

whystop
Hexadecimal code used by XCF to identify the reason the server
instance is stopping, including one of the following:01
Server stop initiated through IXCSRVR REQTYPE=STOP request
03
Server exit initiated the stop request
0B
XCF stopped the server instance due to a lack of system resources
All others
The server instance was stopped because of an error or failure

jobname
Jobname associated with the server instance.
asid
Hexadecimal ASID of the address space associated with the server
instance.
tcb_addr
Address of the TCB for the task associated with the server instance.
sysid
The XCF system ID of the system on which the server instance resides.
exit_addr
The address of the exit routine associated with the server instance.
respbind
One of the following:INSTANCE
The server instance is responsible for sending responses. If the
server instance is stopped or terminated, XCF is to cancel any outstanding
responses that the server instance was expected to provide.
ADDRSPACE
The responsibility for sending responses is assigned to the address
space the server instance is running in. When the address space terminates,
XCF cancels any out standing responses that the server instance was
expected to provide.
SYSTEM
The responsibility for sending responses is assigned to the system
the server instance is running on. When the system terminates, XCF
cancels any outstanding responses that the server instance was expected
to provide.
UNKNOWN
The responsibility for sending responses cannot be determined.

respbind_diag
Internal diagnostic code. This code appears when RESPONSE BIND
is UNKNOWN.  
fdi 
The number of seconds that the server instance can appear to be
unresponsive before the system deems it to have failed.
minsrvlvl
The minimum server level supported by this server instance. 
maxsrvlvl
The maximum server level supported by this server instance. 
minclvl
The smallest client level that is acceptable to the server instance. 
maxclvl 
The largest client level that is acceptable to the server instance.
si_featlvl
The feature level supported by the server instance.
si_featflag
The set of features supported by the server instance.
si_id
Server ID that uniquely identifies the server instance.
#reqs
Number of requests processed by the server instance.
collecttod
The date and time when the server information was collected (mm/dd/yyyy
hh:mm:ss:dddddd).
starttod
The date and time when the server instance was started (mm/dd/yyyy
hh:mm:ss:dddddd).
idletod
The date and time when the server instance last entered an idle
state waiting for more work (mm/dd/yyyy hh:mm:ss:dddddd).
releasetod
The date and time when the server instance was last notified that
work items were available for processing (mm/dd/yyyy hh:mm:ss:dddddd).
awakentod
The date and time when the server instance last began searching
for new work items to process (mm/dd/yyyy hh:mm:ss:dddddd).
stoptod
The date and time when a stop request was first accepted for the
server instance (mm/dd/yyyy hh:mm:ss:dddddd). This line appears when
a stop request has been accepted by the server instance.
CURRENT WORK
The work item currently being processed by the server instance.
Applicable only when the server instance is in the WORKING state.
Consider the following:A work item that is not considered stalled will not be flagged. 
A work item that XCF considers to be stalled will be flagged with
an asterisk.

See inst# for how a server instance or work
item is flagged.
wi_description
Description of the work item.
wifunc_hex
The FUNCTION of the work item provided by the sender when IXCSEND
was invoked to send this request in hexadecimal format.
wifunc_ebcdic
The FUNCTION of the work item provided by the sender when IXCSEND
was invoked to send this request in EBCDIC format.
msgid_hex1
First half of the MSGID provided by the sender when IXCSEND was
invoked to send this request in hexadecimal format.
msgid_ebcdic1
First half of the MSGID provided by the sender when IXCSEND was
invoked to send this request in EBCDIC format.
msgid_hex2
Second half of the MSGID provided by the sender when IXCSEND was
invoked to send this request in hexadecimal format.
msgid_ebcdic2
Second half of the MSGID provided by the sender when IXCSEND was
invoked to send this request in EBCDIC format.
swi_clvl
The level of the client that made the request.
swi_minslvl
The minimum server level required to process the request.
swi_maxslvl
The maximum server level that is suitable for processing the request.
swi_featlvl
The feature level that the server must support in order to process
the request.
swi_featflag
The set of features that the server must support in order to process
the request.
swi_fc
The type of the work item. swi_fc is one of
the following::REQUEST
The work item is a client request. 
UNKNOWN 
The work item type is unknown. 
fc_short 
A mnemonic code indicating the type of the work item. If the work
item type is unknown, an internal diagnostic code is printed. 
swi_token 
Hexadecimal token used by XCF to identify the work item. 

swiseqn
Hexadecimal sequence number assigned to the work item.
wi_state
One of the following: WORKING
The work item is currently being processed.
PREPARING
The work item has been assigned to a server instance, but the
server exit has not been presented with the work item yet.
COMPLETING
The work item has been assigned to a server instance, and the
server exit has finished processing the request. XCF is performing
completion processing for the work item.
UNKNOWN
XCF was unable to determine the status of the work item at this
time.

swi_arvtod
The date and time when the request was received by the target
system (mm/dd/yyyy hh:mm:ss:dddddd).
swi_asgntod
The date and time when the request was bound to the server instance
for processing (mm/dd/yyyy hh:mm:ss:dddddd).
elapsedtime_asgn
The amount of time the work item spent on the message queue waiting
to be assigned to a server instance. If the elapsed time exceeds 24
hours, the elapsed time is listed as "--over 24 hrs--".
swi_prepdonetod
The date and time when the server instance completed setup work
needed to process the request (mm/dd/yyyy hh:mm:ss:dddddd).
elapsedtime_prep
The amount of time elapsed after the work item was assigned to
the server instance and before the server instance completed setup
work. If the elapsed time exceeds 24 hours, the elapsed time is listed
as "--over 24 hrs--".
swi_calledtod
The date and time when the server exit routine was invoked to
perform setup work or to process the work item (mm/dd/yyyy hh:mm:ss:dddddd).
If the server exit routine has not been invoked, a dash will appear.
elapsedtime_called
The amount of time elapsed between the completion of the previous
processing phase and the invocation of the server exit routine. If
the server exit routine has not been invoked, the data collection
TOD is used to calculate the elapsed time. If the elapsed time exceeds
24 hours, the elapsed time is listed as "--over 24 hrs--".  
swi_returntod
The date and time when the server exit routine returned from doing
setup work or from processing the work item (mm/dd/yyyy hh:mm:ss:dddddd).
If the server exit routine has not returned, a dash will appear.
elapsedtime_returned
The amount of time the server exit routine spent doing setup work
or processing the work item. If the server exit routine has not returned,
the data collection TOD is used to calculate the elapsed time. If
the elapsed time exceeds 24 hours, the elapsed time is listed as "--over
24 hrs--".  

System action
The system continues processing.

Operator response
None

Source
Cross System Coupling Facility (SCXCF)

Module
IXCO1DC2

Routing code
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Descriptor code
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