TS/MP 2.5 System Management Manual

Display Format, FREEZE Attribute, Without DETAIL
Following is the format of the display returned by the STATUS SERVER FREEZE command without
the DETAIL option. The fields are described in the following section:
STATUS SERVER FREEZE Display Format
SERVER FREEZE STATE TERM FREEZE
STATE
server-name freeze-state term-name freeze-state
. . . .
. . . .
. . . .
The fields in this display are as follows:
DescriptionDisplay Field
Name of the server class that has a freeze pending or is frozenSERVER
State of the server class. Possible values are:FREEZE
STATE
The server class received a FREEZE command, but the state of one or more
terminals delays the freeze from completing.
FREEZE-PENDING
The server class is frozen. No communication can take place with any server of
the server class until the class receives a THAW command.
FROZEN
Name of a terminal that prevents the server class from becoming frozen. This field is only displayed for
server classes in a FREEZE-PENDING state (one entry for each terminal running under a local TCP that
is preventing the freeze).
TERM
State of the server. This field is only displayed for server classes in a FREEZE-PENDING state (one entry
for each terminal running under a local TCP that is preventing the freeze). Possible values are:
FREEZE-PENDING, USING SERVER
FREEZE
STATE
The terminal is currently communicating with the server class.
FREEZE-PENDING, STOP-MODE NOT ZERO
The value of the STOP-MODE special register is nonzero.
Consideration
If the value of the MAXLINKS attribute for a server class is set too large, requests to a server class
might be queued at the server. In this situation, the PATHMON process automatically keeps the
link weight for the server artificially high to discourage the allocation of new links to the server
class. You can resolve this situation by reconfiguring your Pathway environment to distribute the
transaction load among more server processes.
Errors
This table lists the most common error that can occur during the processing of the STATUS SERVER
command:
Is Displayed When…This Message…
You have issued a STATUS SERVER command with the
FREEZE option, but none of the server classes listed are
in the FROZEN or FREEZEPENDING state.
ERROR - *1045* REQUEST NOT VALID FOR CURRENT
STATE
Examples
This command displays detailed status information about all server classes:
STATUS SERVER Command 207