OVNPM 1.5.2 - Performance Agent for NonStop Server Management Guide

The command sv_status –r provides a raw status of OVNPM processes as following.

$DATA01.N105TACL 19> SV_STATUS -R

Process Pri PFR %WT Userid Program file Hometerm

$OPDBR 0,504 160 001 6,7 $DATA01.N105EXE.DBR $OPPM.#TERM

$OPSNI 0,556 160 001 6,7 $DATA01.N105EXE.TCPSN $OPPM.#TERM

$OPDS 0,557 160 001 6,7 $DATA01.N105EXE.DS $OPPM.#TERM

$OPPM B 0,560 158 001 6,7 $DATA01.N105EXE.NAM $ZHOME

$OPDBS 0,564 160 001 6,7 $DATA01.N105EXE.DBS $OPPM.#TERM

$OPTTS 0,565 160 001 6,7 $DATA01.N105EXE.TCPSVR $OPPM.#TERM

$OPB00 0,566 198 P 001 6,7 $DATA01.N105EXE.BC $OPPM.#TERM

$OPSN 1,296 160 001 6,7 $DATA01.N105EXE.DSN $OPPM.#TERM

$OPTCP 1,472 160 001 6,7 $DATA01.N105EXE.TCPSVR $OPPM.#TERM

$OPXF 1,489 100 001 6,7 $DATA01.N105EXE.XSFILE $OPPM.#TERM

$OPCM 1,491 198 001 6,7 $DATA01.N105EXE.CM $OPPM.#TERM

$OPB01 1,503 198 P R 000 6,7 $DATA01.N105EXE.BC $OPPM.#TERM

$OPPM 1,523 158 001 6,7 $DATA01.N105EXE.NAM $ZHOME

$DATA01.N105TACL 20>

If NAM is not running sv_status without argument behaves like sv_status –d.

If NAM is running sv_status without argument provides the status of the configured OVNPM applications. In the

following example the DSN is configured but not started. The DSV application is not configured.

$DEV OVPMTACL 13> sv_status

#name status svr( nb up sta dn fz) description

core up 4 4 0 0 0 hlp $ZTC0 5000 da

sn up 3 3 0 0 0 http $ZTC0 5001 web

dsn down 2 0 0 2 0 http $ZTC0 5003 web

$DEV OVPMTACL 14>

NOTE: The superseded command sv_status_subsys behaves like “sv_status –d”.