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User session STATUS command

When issued from a non report panel, the STATUS command displays the Session Status panel (DOMEGSTA).

The Session Status panel contains a summary of information about your current user session, including a list of your currently active reports. In this instance, the STATUS command is the same as the STATUSS command (see STATUSS).

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Type STATUS on the Command line and press Enter.

DOMEGSTA/I                      Session Status                     LINE 1 OF 1
Command ====>                                                 Scroll ===> CSR_
                                                                              
                                                                07/11 09:13:29
Current storage usage  :     2467 K    Session storage free ATL :   29676 K    
Storage usage limit  . :    51200 K    Session storage free BTL :    3744 K    
Hiperspace usage . . . :        0 K    Request unit buffer size :     512 K    
Hiperspace usage limit :        0 K    Current Data Collector   : QTST-ACTIVE  
                                                                              
                                                                              
These Reports are in ACTIVE status.                                            
                                                                              
Report     Status  Type  Description                    Src  Strg Wkfl         
---------- ------- ----- ------------------------------ --- ----- ----         
SPDMAIN    VIEWING PRIME SYSPLEX DB2 MONITOR             DC  325K    0

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