Display Type A (All Fields)

Figure 33 is an example of the All Fields display type for the Rule Status screen. In this display type, all possible status fields are displayed for each rule. This display type is requested by typing DISPLAY A (abbreviated DI A) in the COMMAND field of the screen.

Figure 33 Rule Status Screen Display Type A (All Fields)

---------------------------- CONTROL-O RULE STATUS ------------<A>---------(OS)

COMMAND ===> SCROLL===> CRSR

RULES: 450 MSG 378 CMD 17 EVN 3 ACTIVATED 22 SMFID OS35

O RULE TYP --- DESCRIPTION ---- ACTIVATED ---------- STATUS ------ UP

$HASP493 M JES2 - MARK THAT JES 0 ACTIVE

LIBRARY: CTOP.PROD.RULES TABLE: STARTCTO

LAST ORDERED: 08/08/00 16:48:26 MODE: PROD PROD PRIORITY:

LAST TRIGGERED: **/**/** **:**:** RUNTSEC: :

GROUP: OWNER: M22 CONTINUE SEARCH: Y

CREATED BY: UNKNOWN AT **/**/** **:**:** VERSION: **.**

UPDATED BY: UNKNOWN AT **/**/** **:**:** RELEASE: PRE V6.0.

THRESHOLD CTO VALUE 000001000 CURRENT 000000000 MAX 000000000

$* C STATS FOR JES2 CMDS 247 ACTIVE

LIBRARY: CTOP.PROD.RULES TABLE: STATS

LAST ORDERED: 08/08/00 16:48:26 MODE: PROD PROD PRIORITY:

LAST TRIGGERED: 09/08/00 11:00:09 RUNTSEC: :

GROUP: OWNER: M24A CONTINUE SEARCH: Y

CREATED BY: UNKNOWN AT **/**/** **:**:** VERSION: **.**

UPDATED BY: UNKNOWN AT **/**/** **:**:** RELEASE: PRE V6.0.

THRESHOLD CTO VALUE 000001000 CURRENT 000000000 MAX 000000004

$* M STATS FOR JES2 CMDS/ 8,434 ACTIVE

OPTIONS: ? WHY H HOLD D DEL F FREE M MODE C CANCEL R RESUME 17.04.29

Table 49 shows the fields of the All Fields display type for the Rule Status screen.

Table 49 Fields of Display Type A (All Fields)

Field	Description

The following general information is displayed:
<A>	Indicates the All Fields display type.
Monitor status indicator	Indicates whether the Control-O monitor is up or down.
SMFID	SMF ID of the computer for which the statuses are shown.
The following information is shown for each rule displayed in the All Fields display type:
OPTION	Allows entry of line options to be applied to a particular rule activation.
RULE	Rule name — the name that appears in the first ON statement in the rule definition.
TYPE	Rule type. Valid values are: M — Message C — Command E — Event 4 — OMEGAEXP (OMEGAMON exception interface) S — String P — Control-M/Links for Windows NT message R — JOBARRIVAL (arrival of job on the JES spool) X — JOBEND (completion of the job) D — DSNEVENT (setting of data set disposition at deallocation time) Z — Step (termination of a specified step in a specific job) B — SMS (data set name allocation) 5 — SYSOUT (interception of message text)
DESCRIPTION	First 20 characters from the first line of the DESCRIPTION field in the rule definition.
ACTIVATED	Total number of displayed rules that have been triggered at least once. For more information, see "ACTIVATED" later in this table.
STATUS	Rule status. Valid values are: EXECUTING — WAITRESP means that the rule is executing and waiting for a response to a command issued in command-response mode. EXECUTING — KSL means that the rule is executing and waiting for completion of a KSL script. EXECUTING — TSO means that the rule is executing and waiting for completion of a TSO command, CLIST, or REXX procedure. EXECUTING — SHELL – means that the rule is executing and waiting for completion of a z/OS shell script EXECUTING — WAIT means that the rule is executing and waiting for completion of an event. EXECUTING — ASKOPER means that the rule is executing and waiting for an operator reply. ACTIVE means that all prerequisite and time conditions have been met; the rule can be triggered. WAIT — ACTIVATION means that the rule is not activated. It is waiting for prerequisite or time conditions to be met. HELD means that the rule has been placed in HELD status by a line option. It cannot be triggered until freed. SUSPEND means that the rule is suspended because it reached its THRESHOLD. The rule cannot be triggered until line command RESUME is executed.
LIBRARY	Name of library containing the rule member.
MEMBER	Name of member containing the rule.
LAST ORDERED	Date and time when the rule was last ordered.
MODE	Rule operation mode (PROD, LOG, TEST). MODE displays two fields. The first field is the current MODE. The second field is the MODE that is defined in the rule.
PRIORITY	Internal Control-O rule scanning priority.
LAST TRIGGERED	Date and time when the rule was last triggered.
RUNTSEC	Type of runtime security checks to be performed on the rule.
GROUP	Group name of the rule.
OWNER	Owner of the rule as defined in the rule definition.
CONTINUE SEARCH	Whether to continue the search for additional rules meeting the selection criteria. Valid values are: Y (Yes) — Continue the search for additional rules meeting the selection criteria. N (No) — Do not continue the search for additional rules meeting the selection criteria.
CREATED BY	Identity of the user that created the rule.
AT	Date and time the rule was created.
VERSION	Version of the Rule Definition screen with which the rule was created.
UPDATED BY	Identity of the user who last updated the rule.
AT	Date and time the rule was last updated.
RELEASE	Control-O release under which the rule was created.
THRESHOLD	Maximum number of times the rule can be triggered before subsequent triggerings are suspended. This value is defined with the rule.
CTO VALUE	The default rule threshold of Control-O.
CURRENT	Number of times the rule has been triggered in the current interval.
MAX	Number of times the rule threshold has been reached.
The following summary information is shown for all displayed rule statuses (that is, active rules as filtered by the Show criteria):
RULES	Total number of rules displayed.
MSG	Total of message, string, ON RULE, ON JOBARRIVAL, ON JOBEND, ON DSNEVENT, and ON STEP rules displayed.
CMD	Total number of command rules and CTOPCMSG rules displayed.
EVN	Total number of event rules displayed.
ACTIVATED	Total number of displayed rules that have been triggered at least once. The format for the ACTIVATED field in detail lines is as follows: Values up to 999,999 appear in standard numeric format nnn,nnn. Larger values are indicated by a K or M, as follows: — nnn,nnnK — Values are rounded to the nearest thousand. nnn,nnn represents the number of thousands. — nnn,nnnM — Values larger than nnn,nnnK are rounded to the nearest million. nnn,nnn represents the number of millions.

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Rule Status Screen