The following general information is displayed:

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Indicates the All Fields display type.

The following information is displayed for each server displayed in the All Fields display type:

O (Option)

Allows entry of line options to be applied to a particular server.

SERVER

Server name.

STCID

ID of the started task associated with the server. This field is displayed only for active servers.

TYPE

Server type. Valid values are:

• S — Special
• G — General
• I — Immediate

QLN (Queue Length)

Length of the request queue associated with the server.

For Special servers, this field is displayed only for the first server associated with each of the preset environments.

Since all General servers share the same queue, QLN is displayed only for the first General server.

STIME

Time of the last server status change.

SERVER STATUS

Status of the server. Valid values are:

• DOWN — The server is not active but is started implicitly upon arrival of the first request for it.
• STARTING — Control-O issued an operator start command for the server, which is not yet up.
• UP — The server is up and waiting for requests to be processed.
• TERMINATING — The server is in the process of shutdown.
• STOPPED — The server was stopped using the STOP or FORCE command. The server will restart only when explicitly started by a START command.
• ENDED WITH ERROR — The server has terminated because of an internal error.

The following information is displayed only for servers in EXECUTING status:

TOUT

The TIMEOUT parameter, as specified in the executing DO statement.

When the time specified in the TIMEOUT parameter has been exceeded, an asterisk (*) is appended to the time-out value.

REQUEST

TSO command, KSL script, or z/OS shell script, as specified in the DO statement that is executing in the server.

The following information is displayed for servers which have requests queued to them:

NEXT

First (next) request in the server’s queue.

QTIME

Time the next request was queued for execution.

NEXT-2

Second (second next) request in the server’s queue.

QTIME-2

Time the second next request was queued for execution.

QUEUE TIMEOUT

Queue time-out threshold of the associated request queue. This parameter is displayed only for the first request in the server’s queue.