Measure Reference Manual

sockets. The actual process name (the one with the nn) is still shown as the Device Name in the
LIST FILE display. Below is a sample LIST FILE display showing a bound socket:
> meascom;add ossfidfb;list file * (osssocket)
File Open $ZLSNN.Z00000.Z0001SQG:106899423347 Open Type OSSUNIXSTREAM
OSSPath: "/tmp/kenm/mysock"
Device Name $ZLS01 Device Type 0 (Process) Subdevice Type 0
Opener 1,576 ($Z01H) File Num 2 OSSPID: 64356356
Program $OSS2.ZYQ00000.Z000161Y:929432249
OSSPath: "/tmp/kenm/server.exe"
Opener Device Name $OSS2
Format Version: H04 Data Version: H04 Subsystem Version: 0
Local System \MEASYOS From 14 Nov 2008, 14:50:33 For 19.7 Seconds
File IdentifierOSS File Open Type
OSSPath$VOL.ZYQnnnnn.Ziiiiiii:ccccccRegular files
OSSPath$ZPPNN.Znnnnn.Ziiiiiii:ccccccFIFOs
No OSSPath or IP-Addr$ZPPnn.qual1.qual2:ccccccPipes
No OSSPath or IP-Addr$ZTCnn.qual1.qual2:ccccccAF_INET datagram sockets (unbound,
unconnected or connected)
IP-Addr$ZTCnn.qual1.qual2:ccccccAF_INET datagram sockets (bound)
No OSSPath or IP-Addr$ZPLS.qual1.qual2:ccccccAF_UNIX datagram sockets (unbound,
unconnected, or connected)
(pre-AF_UNIX R2)
OSSPath$ZPLS.Znnnnn.Ziiiiiii:ccccccAF_UNIX datagram sockets (bound)
(pre-AF_UNIX R2)
No OSSPath or IP-Addr$ZLSnn.qual1.qual2:ccccccAF_UNIX datagram sockets (unbound,
unconnected, or connected) (AF_UNIX
R2)
OSSPath$ZLSNN.Znnnnn.Ziiiiiii:ccccccAF_UNIX datagram sockets (bound)
(AF_UNIX R2)
No OSSPath or IP-Addr$ZTCnn.qual1.qual2:ccccccAF_INET streams sockets (unbound or
unconnected)
IP-Addr$ZTCnn.qual1.qual2:ccccccAF_INET streams sockets (bound or
connected)
No OSSPath or IP-Addr$ZPLS.qual1.qual2:ccccccAF_UNIX streams sockets (unbound or
unconnected) (pre-AF_UNIX R2)
OSSPath of named socket connection$ZPLS.Znnnnn.Ziiiiiii:ccccccAF_UNIX streams sockets (bound or
connected) (pre-AF_UNIX R2)
No OSSPath or IP-Addr$ZLSnn.qual1.qual2:ccccccAF_UNIX streams sockets (unbound or
unconnected) (AF_UNIX R2)
OSSPath of named socket connection$ZLSNN.Znnnnn.Ziiiiiii:ccccccAF_UNIX streams sockets (bound or
connected) (AF_UNIX R2)
IP-ADDR
Determining the significance of the IP-ADDR value depends on the application. In general, a bound
or connected stream socket in the server has its own address in IP-ADDR. A bound or connected
socket in the client process has the address of the server.
You cannot use IP-ADDR as a criterion for a measurement ADD FILE command, but you can select
reports for display using the address for selection, as in LIST FILE *, IF IP-ADDR = "address port".
Limited wild-card use is supported; for example:
FILE 229