OSI/MHS Management Programming Manual

Commands and Responses
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RESETSTATS MON
ZFAIL
is the amount of storage in the last request for memory that was rejected since
process initialization, the last backup takeover, or the last RESETSTATS.
ZGROWTH-CNT
is the number of times the pool was enlarged because of storage pressure. The
range of values is 0 through 65,535.
ZGROWTH-TIME
is the time that the pool last grew.
ZMAX
is the maximum number of bytes allocated from the pool at any one time since
process initialization, the last backup takeover, or the last RESETSTATS.
ZRESET-TIME
is the latest time at which process initialization, backup takeover, or the
RESETSTATS command occurred.
ZSAMPLE-TIME
is the time that the sample was taken; that is, when the response buffer was
built.
ZCMK-MAP-STATS-BUF
is an extensible structured token that contains attributes of the buffer memory in the
process. The ZCMK-MAP-STATS-BUF definition, ZCMK-DDL-STATS-BUF,
contains the following fields:
ZCONFIG
is the total number of bytes assigned to this pool. This value is set when the
pool is originally allocated, but can grow if the pool allocation is automatically
adjusted.
ZCURR
is the total number of bytes currently allocated from the pool. If this value is
consistently near half of the total pool size, it indicates that the pool might be
overused.
ZCURR-FRAG
is the number of fragments in the available storage. A large value indicates a
problem in storage utilization.