TS/MP Supplement for Limits Relief (G06.26+)

is the ACS subsystem-specific command name.
object-type
is the object type, which is always ACS for ACS subsystems.
For detailed information on the SCF HELP command, see the SCF Reference Manual for
G-Series RVUs .
ACS Object
The ACS object represents an ACS subsystem configured for a single physical system. The
object is used to query and control the configuration of the subsystem. ACS object names are in
the format:
[ system-name. ] $ZACS
system-name
is the physical, Guardian name of the system.
You can omit the ACS object name if you have previously used the ASSUME command to
assume it.
The following operational states are valid for ACS objects:
UNKNOWN
The ACS object is not defined in the specified physical system. In other words,
the ACS subsystem has not been added to the physical system by the ADD ACS
command.
An ACS object can also have this state after the ACS subsystem is deleted by the
DELETE ACS command.
DEFINED
The ACS object is defined in the specified physical system. In other words, the
ADD ACS command was issued and it completed successfully.
STARTING
The ACS object is in the process of being initialized and is attempting to start
the ACS subsystem in the specified physical system; this is a transient state
during the processing of the START ACS command. Or the the ACS subsystem
processes are in the process of being restarted on a CPU; this is a transient state
during the processing of the CONTROL ACS command.
STARTED
The ACS object is started. In other words, the START ACS command was
issued and it completed successfully.
STOPPING
The ACS subsystem is in the process of being stopped in the specified physical
system. This is a transient state during the processing of the STOP ACS
command.
STOPPED
The ACS subsystem is stopped in the specified physical system and is not ready
for normal operations. In other words, the STOP ACS command was issued and
it completed successfully.