Common SVOS component console commands
The SVOS component console commands that are common to all BMC AMI Storage components are:
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ABOUTSRM command (click to expand)
The ABOUTSRM command displays the
BMC AMI Storage
version, PUT level, OS version, and last IPL, and the license status of each
BMC AMI Storage
component.
Important
The ABOUT command now displays copyright and trademark information for BMC AMI Storage along with sales and support contact information.
SVO0270I SRM: 7.8 PUT1101B SMUV: 00B60000
SVO0270I OS: z/OS 02.01.00
SVO0270I Last IPL: 2013.245 13:28:01
SVO0270I Component Code Exp-Date Status Asid Ascb Adr
SVO0270I ------------ ---- ------------------ ---- --------
SVO0270I Allocation RML Permanent Licensed 0062 00000000
SVO0270I Reporting RRT Permanent Licensed 0063 00FC4280
SVO0270I StorageESA ESA Permanent Licensed 0062 00000000
SVO0270I DMS2HSM BEV Permanent Licensed 0062 00000000
SVO0270I StopX37/II BBV Permanent Licensed 0062 00000000
SVO0270I EasyHSM BBX Permanent Licensed 0063 00FC4280
SVO0270I EasyPool BBW Permanent Licensed 0062 00000000
SVO0270I EasySMS BBZ Permanent Licensed 0062 00000000
SVO0270I S G Control BBE Permanent Licensed 0063 00FC4280
SVO0270I StorageGUARD BBF Permanent Licensed 0063 00FC4280
CONFIG,REFRESH command (click to expand)
Use the CONFIG,REFRESH console command to cause the configuration component to refresh all configuration information.
You should need to use this command only when an error has occurred. The configuration component automatically refreshes data when changes are noted. No corresponding REFRESH command is available in the view dialog.
This command has no default value. Only one configuration REFRESH can run at a time. If a REFRESH is attempted while another REFRESH is active, an error message is written to the log and the request is rejected.
The following abbreviations are valid for the CONFIG console command:
- R (REFRESH)
- C (CONFIG)
Example
SVOS C,R
CONFIG,DIAG command (click to expand)
Use the CONFIG, DIAG console command to cause the configuration component to snap diagnostic data.
If the DIAG keyword of the command indicates DUMP, BMC AMI Storage snaps all current configuration information. If the DIAG keyword contains a value other than DUMP, BMC AMI Storage snaps diagnostic information related to the specified volume serial (VOLSER) or device address. Use this command only at the request of BMC Customer Support.
This command has no default value. Only one configuration DIAG can run at a time. If a DIAG is attempted while another DIAG is active, an error message is written to the log and the request is rejected.
The following abbreviations are valid for the CONFIG,DIAG console command:
- D (DIAG)
- C (CONFIG)
Example
SVOS C,D(DUMP)
SVOS C,D(WORK01)
SVOS C,DIAG(WORK02)
SVOS C,D(85A0)
DISPLAY command (click to expand)
Use the DISPLAY command to show the current parameter values and members in the
BMC AMI Storage
component that is running.
The following describes the command syntax. The following abbreviations are valid for the DISPLAY console command:
- D
- DISP
- DISPL
- DISPLAY
DISPLAY command syntax
Command syntax | Command function |
---|---|
D,CAL,ALL | Displays nonworking days for all years in the calendar member |
D,CAL=year | Displays nonworking days for a specific year |
D, CBS | Displays the addresses of internal BMC AMI Storage control blocks Example: The command F loader,SVOS D CBS generates the following message: SVM01201I BMC AMI Storage Control BLOCK ADDESSES:CB name: address |
D,DIAG,ALL | Displays all user-defined diagnostic members |
D,DIAG=diagnosticName | Displays a single user-defined diagnostic member |
D,EVNT,ALL | Displays information about all event IDs |
D,EVNT=eventID | Displays information about a specific event ID |
D,FUNC,ACT | Displays information about all active functions |
D,FUNC,ALL | Displays information about all functions |
D,FUNC=functionName | Displays information about a specific function |
D,FUNC=functionName,FLST | Displays information about a specific function's filter list |
D,FUNC=functionName,RLST | Displays information about a specific function's rule list |
D,LMOD=loadModuleName | Displays load module information Example: The command F loader,SVOS D LMOD=loadModule generates message: SVM0120I loadModuleNameptfNumber|assembly date loaded from STEPLIB|JOBLIB|MLPA|PLPA|FLPA|DYN LPY|LINKLIST|UNKNOWN data set dsn |LPALIB |
D,POOL,ALL | Displays information about all pools |
D,POOL=poolName | Displays information about a specific pool |
D,SPOL,ALL | Displays information about all DFSMS-managed subpools |
D,SPOL=subpool | Displays information about a specific DFSMS-managed subpool |
D,SYS | Displays the current BMC AMI Storage system definition Example: F SVOS,SVOS D,SYS |
D,TCBS | Displays information from the internal TCB blocks Example: The command F loader,SVOS D TCBS generates message: SVM0120I tcbInformation |
D,TRCDD | Displays the current maximum limit of ddnames in a job step that BMC AMI Storage will use to inspect IBM control blocks for the existence of a trace ddname. (For more information, see Additional-trace-options.) |
D,VARS,ALL | Displays all user-defined variables |
D,VARS=variableName | Displays a single user-defined variable |
REFRESH command (click to expand)
Use the REFRESH command to rebuild
BMC AMI Storage
parameters from the members in the parameter data set.
The following table describes the command syntax. The following abbreviations are valid for the REFRESH console command:
- R
- REF
- REFR
- REFRESH
REFRESH command syntax
Command syntax | Command function |
---|---|
R,CALS=xx | Causes the SMCALSxx member to be read and all calendar parameters to be rebuilt When using this command, ensure that the suffix you specify is for the member you want active. For example; if SMCALS00 is currently active and you issue R,CALS=02, SMCALS02 will become active. |
R,CRIT=xx | Refreshes the SMCRITxx member |
R,DBAS=xx | Refreshes HSM, capacity planning, and space collector databases |
R,DIAG=xx | Causes the SMDIAGxx member to be read and all diagnostic parameters to be rebuilt |
R,EVNT=xx | Causes the SMEVNTxx member to be read and all event parameters to be rebuilt |
R,FUNC=xx | Causes the SMFUNCxx member to be read and all function parameters to be rebuilt, including SMFLSTxx and SMRLSTxx |
R,FUNC=functionName,FLST=xx | Causes the specified filter list (SMFLSTxx) for the named function to be rebuilt from the parameter library member |
R,FUNC=functionName,RLST=xx | Causes the specified rule list (SMRLSTxx) for the named function to be rebuilt from the parameter library member |
R,POOL=xx | Causes the SMPOOLxx member to be read and all pool parameters to be rebuilt |
R,SPOL=xx | Causes the SMSPOLxx member to be read and all SMS subpool parameters to be rebuilt |
R,SYS=V | Causes the complete BMC AMI Storage component to be rebuilt and all parameters to be refreshed, based on the SMMSYSxx member that is identified by the specified suffix |
R,VARS=xx | Causes the SMVARSxx member to be read and all variables to be rebuilt |
SET command (click to expand)
Use the SET command to temporarily alter the values of certain
BMC AMI Storage
parameters.
Changes that you make with the SET command are temporary. The parameter values are reset to those defined in the BMC AMI Storage PARMLIB members after BMC AMI Storage is stopped and restarted.
The following table describes the SET command syntax. The following abbreviations are valid for the SET console command:
- T
- SET
SET command syntax
Command syntax | Command function |
---|---|
T,FUNC=functionName,ACTIVE=YES|NO | Temporarily changes the status of the specified function |
T,FUNC=functionName,MSG=I|W|E|S|N | Temporarily changes the MSG parameter of the specified function to information (I), warning (W), error (E), severe (S), or none (N) |
T,FUNC=functionName,SMF=E|I|N | Temporarily changes the SMF message parameter for the specified function to information (I), warning (W), error (E), severe (S), or none (N) |
T,MSGID,YES|NO|DEB | Temporarily changes the message ID to allow or suppress the message ID from being issued with BMC AMI Storage messages Note: Use the debug option (DEB) only as directed by BMC Customer Support. This option adds diagnostic information to messages that are written to the job log. |
T,MSGPREF,xxx | Temporarily changes the message prefix characters |
T,SMFID,nnn | Temporarily changes the SMFID The new value should be in the range from 129 to 255, or 0 (zero) to disable recording. Example: F SVOS,SVALLOC T SMFID,255 |
T,TRCDD,nnnn | Specifies the maximum limit for determining the presence of any BMC AMI Storagetrace ddname in a job step. By default, BMC AMI Storage will inspect up to 50 ddnames allocated to a job step. You may use the display command (SVOS D,TRCDD) to see the current TRCDD setting. Specifying a TRCDD value of 0 will effectively disable use of the BMC AMI Storage trace ddnames (MODTRCDD/TRACEDD/IGNOREDD/DUMPDD/DIAGMSDD). For more information, see Additional-trace-options. |
T,TRKCYL,nnnnn | Temporarily changes the default cylinder size (tracks per cylinder) |
T,TRKLEN,nnnnnn | Temporarily changes the default track size (bytes per track) |
Additional commands that are used to support a specific component of BMC AMI Storage are documented in the using information for the component.