The information displayed for each mission includes:
Table 138 Fields of the Active Missions Screen
Field |
Description |
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O |
Option to be activated on the mission. |
NAME |
The mission name for report decollating missions. This is usually the job name. |
ODATE |
Original scheduling date of the mission. For more information, see Date Definition Concepts. |
TYP |
Mission types:
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OWNER |
User ID (owner) of the mission, for security purposes. |
Monitor Status |
Indicates whether the Control-D monitor is UP or DOWN. |
STATUS |
Mission status (see Table 138). |
GROUP |
Group name of the mission (see the description of the GROUP command in Table 137). |
CATEGORY |
Category of the mission (see the description of the CATEGORY command in Table 137). |
DESC |
Description of the mission (see the description of the DESC command in Table 137). |
The information displayed in the STATUS field includes the following:
Table 139 Mission Statuses
Status |
Description |
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WAIT SCHEDULE |
The mission (migration, printing, backup, restore) is waiting to be scheduled. |
WAIT PROCESS |
The report decollating mission is waiting to be scheduled. |
DECOLLATING |
The report decollating mission is currently decollating a report. |
ENDED OK |
Mission finished executing OK. |
ENDED OK – NO REPORTS |
There are no reports waiting to be decollated by this mission. The report decollating mission finished executing OK. |
ENDED OK – WITH WARNINGS |
The mission finished executing OK but encountered some problems. Use option L to determine the reasons. |
DECOLLATED OK |
The report decollating mission finished decollating OK. |
ENDED NOT OK |
Mission ended NOTOK. Use option L to determine the reason. |
DECOLLATED NOT OK |
The report decollating mission finished decollating NOTOK. Use option L to determine the reason. |
HELD |
Mission is in hold status. |
REQUESTED HELD |
A hold request has been issued for the mission but the request has not yet been accepted by the monitor. |
REQUESTED FREE |
A free request has been issued for a held mission but the request has not yet been accepted by the monitor. |
REQUESTED RERUN |
A rerun request has been issued for the mission but the request has not yet been accepted by the monitor. |
DELETED |
The mission order has been deleted by an authorized user. |
REQUESTED CHANGE |
Mission parameters have been changed via the Zoom option but the request has not yet been accepted by the monitor. |
TO BE SUSPENDED |
The mission is active during the time the New Day procedure is activated. The mission (or current cycle of a cyclic mission) finishes executing after the New Day procedure has ended. |
SUSPENDED |
A mission, which was active as the New Day procedure executed, finished executing after the New Day procedure ended and the Control-D monitor was reactivated. This mission (or additional cycles of a cyclic mission) is not processed further and cannot be rerun. |
GENERIC |
The report decollating mission is of GENERIC type, that is, triggered by the appearance of job output on specified classes. For details see GENERIC: General Parameter (decollating mission). |
WAITING FOR JOB |
The report decollating mission is eligible for processing and is currently waiting for a job with the same name as the decollating mission to appear on the JES output queue. If there is already a job on the output queue with the same name and the mission remains in the WAITING FOR JOB status, it means that Control-V has already processed the job, and is currently waiting for a new job (with the same name). Search the Active Missions file for a report decollating mission for the same job name and the same job ID as the job on spool. This mission is used by Control-V as an identifier that the job has already been decollated. If you want to force Control-V to decollate the same job again, place this mission (the one that ended) in HOLD status. For a GENERIC report decollating mission, job output is searched for only in the classes specified in Control-D installation parameter GENCLAS. Therefore, a generic mission can be in WAITING FOR JOB status even if an output for the job exists on the spool in another class. |
WAITING FOR PRINTER |
The printing mission is eligible for printing, but all active printers are busy (that is, printing). (If no printers have been opened, refer to the Control-D and Control-V chapter of the INCONTROL for z/OS Administrator Guide for instructions.) If all printers are busy, Control-V waits until a printer is free and then lets the highest priority printing mission print. |
IN QUEUE WAITING FOR PRINTER |
This printing mission is waiting for an available printer (as explained above). It is the first one to start executing when a printer is available. |
PRINTING INITIALIZATION INITIALIZING PRINTING PLAN |
A printing mission is being prepared for printing. |
BUILDING PRINT PLAN |
The printing mission is currently preparing the printing plan (that is, determining which reports to print and the sort order). This status remains until Control-V begins putting reports on spool. |
PRINTING ON dest |
The printing mission is currently printing to the specified local printer destination (or JNAME under JES3). |
PRINT POST PROCESSING |
Printing finished. Post-processing parameters are currently being executed. |
HOLD IN PROCESS |
A hold request has been issued for a printing mission while the mission is printing. The mission stops printing at the end of the current user report. |
(RESTARTED) |
A held printing mission has been restarted (by a FREE command) and continues to print from the point at which printing was held. |
BACKUP IN PROCESS |
A backup mission is currently executing. |
RESTORE IN PROCESS |
A restore mission is currently executing. |
MIGRATE IN PROCESS |
A migration mission is currently executing. |
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