Distributed Systems Network Management (DSNM) Subsystem Interface Development Guide

The STATUS Command
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The state modifier is ignored if the response modifier has the value of SUMMARY,
SUMMARY-BYTYPE, or SUMMARY-BYOBJECT, because these values return totals
by subsystem state.
If the SUBONLY and SUMMARY modifiers are combined for object types on the
lowest level, counter values are 0. (Subordinate objects do not exist; therefore, the
summary of their counters is 0.)
DETAIL is not a valid response modifier for Tandem data communications subsystems
other than AM3270, Expand, SNAX, SNAX/CDF, TR3271, and X25AM.
The STATUS command is not appropriate for all object types; refer to the User’s Guide
to DSNM Commands for details on these restrictions.
Example
The following command returns the total number of objects in each state for TCP1 and
its subordinate terminals:
STATUS TCP1 UNDER $PMUK, SUMMARY
A sample response to the command is:
7 Up, 1 Pending, 2 Down, 0 Undefined, 0 In Error
The following command returns a summary line of status information for each object
type on each node included in the members of the group ALL-PATHWAY:
STATUS ALL-PATHWAY, SUMMARY-BYTYPE
A sample response to the command is:
PATHWAY SERVER \LONDON
2 Up, 0 Pending, 0 Down, 0 Undefined, 0 In Error
PATHWAY TCP \LONDON
1 Up, 0 Pending, 0 Down, 0 Undefined, 0 In Error
PATHWAY TERM \LONDON
10 Up, 0 Pending, 0 Down, 0 Undefined, 0 In Error
PATHWAY SERVER \BERLIN
1 Up, 1 Pending, 0 Down, 0 Undefined, 0 In Error
PATHWAY TCP \BERLIN
0 Up, 1 Pending, 0 Down, 0 Undefined, 0 In Error
PATHWAY TERM \BERLIN
0 Up, 10 Pending, 0 Down, 0 Undefined, 0 In Error