Line commands and field descriptions for the ISC LINKS application
Enter any of the following one-character line commands for the link that you want to change.
Line command | Description |
|---|---|
P | Issues /QUIESCE NODE P1 SUBPOOL P2 to stop communication through the link The subpool associated with the VTAM node is shutdown and deallocated. |
R | Issues /RSTART NODE P1 SUBPOOL P2 to start link with the conditions it had before it was stopped |
S | Issues /START NODE P1 SUBPOOL P2 to start half-session allocated to subpool P2 for node P1 |
O | Issues /OPNDST NODE P1 SUBPOOL P2 ID P3 to open nodes defined with subpools P2 for node P1. Node must be disconnected, idle, or stopped |
C | Issues /CLSDST NODE P1 SUBPOOL P2 to terminate half-sessions of the ISC node allocated to the specified subpool The subpools are not deallocated from the session. |
I | Issues ACF/VTAM command VARY NET,INACT to deactivate link and make it unavailable to the network |
A | Issues ACF/VTAM command VARY NET,ACT to make link available to the network |
Field descriptions for the ISC LINKS application
The following table contains the field descriptions.
Field name | Description |
|---|---|
NODE | Name of the link (VTAM network addressable unit) |
SUBPOOL | Name of the LTERM that is allocated to the ISC node |
ID | Remote system with which the link is in session |
RECD | Number of messages received by the link |
SENT | Number of messages sent by the link |
QCNT | Number of messages still enqueued to the link |
STATUS | Current ISC link status, which can be
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Exceptions off (X OFF) is the default. All nodes are displayed, including those that are an exception to normal operation. If X ON is entered in the primary command line, only the nodes in an exception to normal operation are shown.
The exception status can be
- STOPPED
- LTERM LOCKED FROM /LOCK
- SESSION ERROR
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