Virtual Hometerm Subsystem (VHS) Manual (G06.24+, H06.04+, J06.03+)

Using VHSCI

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Getting Statistics

You can get a variety of statistics about a specific VHS process. You can get the

number of messages received by the VHS process grouped by message type: Inspect,

Debug, Display, Prompt. The number of outstanding prompts is also displayed. Here

the #Inspect applies to both Inspect and eInspect openers.

This command gives you statistics about the VHS process $VHSD:

-> stats process $vhsd

Consideration

You can use the RESET option of the STATS command to reset all counts to zero.

When this option is used, the actual count values display and the VHS process writes

those current values into the primary log destination before resetting them to zero.

Example

Getting Status Information

The STATUS command gives you dynamic information about a specific VHS process,

such as the name of the primary log, the name of the prompt file, the name of the next

saveabend file to be created, the number of applications which currently open the VHS

process, etc. It also gives you detailed information about the primary log, the

secondary log destination (if one is configured) and the prompt file.

This command gives you detailed status information about the VHS process $VHSD:

-> status process $vhsd, detail

Consideration

If a secondary log destination is configured, VHS provides status information according

to the type of the secondary log destination. For example, if the secondary log

destination is a disk file VHS provides the same information as the primary log and

prompt file. If the secondary log destination is a terminal or spooler, VHS provides less

status information.

-> stats process $vhsd

VHS Stats PROCESS $VHSD running under Environment PROD

Started.... 10Jul95,11:54:47 Total opens since last reset.... 0

Last reset. 10Jul95,14:32:35 Total messages since last reset. 33

Number of messages/log: #Inspect #Debug #Display #Prompt #Outstd.

prompt

$VHS.VHSD21.LOG0003 (P) 0 0 33 1 1