StorageTek 312564001 manual WAIT – the task is currently waiting for work

WAIT – the task is currently waiting for work

WTSH – a shutdown request has been queued for the task

BUSY – the task is currently processing requests

BYSH – the task is currently processing requests, and will terminate when all requests have been processed

TERM – the task has terminated

’bbb’ gives the number of requests currently queued for the task. For busy reader and writer tasks, ‘cccc’ gives the identifier of the database being processed by the subtask. For busy reader tasks or waiting tape reader tasks which have retained allocation of a tape volume, ‘d’ gives the database storage level and ‘eeeee’ the sequence number within storage level of the tape or disk dataset being processed. The ‘Lastuse’ entry will only be displayed for waiting tape reader tasks which have retained allocation of a tape volume. ‘hh:mm:ss gives the time the tape was last in use. The tape volume will be automatically de-allocated and dismounted if a retrieval request for that volume is not received within the time specified in the RETAINTAPE system initialization parameter.

Action: None. This is an informational message.

OTD20066 Request nnn: Type=xxxxxxxx DBid=yyyy Jobname=zzzzzzzz

Explanation: This message is displayed for busy tasks in response to a detailed operator DISPLAY command. ‘nnn’ gives the position of the request in the sub-task request queue. ‘xxxxxxxx’ gives the type of request, and can take the following values: ‘Open’, ‘Retrieve’, ‘Store’, ‘Commit’ or ‘Close’. ‘yyyy’ gives the identifier of the Archive Manager database being processed by the subtask, and ‘zzzzzzzz’ the name of the job from which the request was originally submitted.

Action: None. This is an informational message.

OTD20067 Request nnn: Stg Level=x Tape=yyyyy Blockid=zzzzzzzz

Explanation: This message is displayed as a supplement to message OTD20066 for retrieve or store requests. ‘nnn’ gives the position of the request in the sub-task request queue, ‘x’ the Archive Manager database storage level and ‘yyyyy’ the sequence number within the database storage level of the disk or tape dataset being processed by the sub- task. ‘zzzzzzzz’ gives the hexadecimal identifier of the block containing the migrated row being processed by the sub-task.

Action: None. This is an informational message only.

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