Y (Status Interrogate)

The Y (Status Interrogate) command displays the status of jobs, tasks, and sessions.

Syntax

Explanation

Y

Returns information about the specified job, task, or session. The information returned depends on the state of the job, task, or session.

The following information is displayed for a job in a queue:

  • Status time

  • Job name

  • Priority

  • Origination information

  • Usercode

  • Limits

  • Timestamp (when queued)

  • Fetch statements

  • Instruction block information

The following information is displayed for a job or task:

  • Status time

  • Program or job name

  • Code file title and creation date

  • Priority

  • Processor set information

  • DMSDelay value (if nonzero)

  • IODelay value (if nonzero)

  • Origination information

  • Originating MCS

  • Usercode

  • Chargecode

  • Accesscode

  • Stack state

    For an explanation of stack states, refer to the Task Management Programming Guide

  • RSVP messages

  • Valid replies to RSVP messages

  • DISPLAY messages

  • Display time

  • Checkpoint status, if not null

    For information about checkpoint status, refer to the Task Management Programming Guide

  • Title of Program Dump to Disk file

If the mix number identifies a server library, the Y command also returns a list of programs that are linked to the library.

If the mix number identifies a scheduled task, the response includes the number of words required for the task to run.

If the mix number identifies a task waiting on a long tape operation, the response includes the operation. The operations are:

  • Spacing to EOF

  • Locating a block

  • Locating end of data

  • Data security erase in progress

  • Rewinding

The following information is displayed for a session:

  • Status time

  • Station and LSN

  • Originating MCS

  • Usercode

  • Chargecode

  • Accesscode

  • Log-on time

Examples

Example 1

This example shows the response for a job that is waiting on an event: 

656 Y
  Status of Task 12200\656 at 4:49:39
  Program name: *OBJECT/ED ON MCPMAST
  Codefile created: Monday, June 7, 2004 (2004159) at 16:35:18
  Priority: 50
  Target Processor Set: 1, Actual Processor Set: 0
  Origination: ODT/601/CANDE/1  (LSN 171)
  MCS: SYSTEM/CANDE
  Usercode: UC1
  Chargecode: 6685
  Stack State: Waiting on an event

Example 2

This example shows a response for a job that has a fetch statement: 

1555 Y
  Job 1555 is waiting in queue 4 at 04:55:08 
  This job cannot be selected until: 
  The FETCH statement is OK'ed 
  Job name: CANDE/JOB 
  Priority: 60 
  Origination: Unit 1 
  Usercode: UC2 
  CPU Limit: 00:00:03 
  IO Limit: 00:00:20 
  Line Limit: 50 
  Enqueued: Tuesday, June 8, 2004 (2004160) at 04:54:27
  This job has an unchecked FETCH statement 

Example 3

This example shows a response for a library. It lists the programs that are linked to the library: 

1446 Y
  Status of Job 1446/1446 at 04:59:55 
  Program name: *SYSTEM/COMS ON DISK 
  Codefile created: Monday, June 7, 2004 (2004159) at 18:21:09
  Priority: 80 
  Target Processor Set: 1, Actual Processor Set: 0
  Origination: Unit 0 
  Stack State: Frozen, Permanent 
  Display: COMS:PK47 *COMS/INPQ REPLACED ON DISK 
  Displayed Thursday, June 20, 2004 at 14:10:43 
  This library is being used by 6 programs: 
     01516: *SYSTEM/COMS/PSH/TTP ON DISK 
     01515: COMS/PA/FACILITY 
     01504: MARC 
     01503: *SYSTEM/MARC/COMMANDER ON DISK 
     01501: MARC 
     01487: *SYSTEM/COMS ON DISK 

Example 4

This example shows the response for a job that has a specified start time: 

9325 Y
  Job 9325 is waiting in queue 5 at 15:40:22
  This job cannot be selected until:
  -- The STARTTIME is satisfied
  Job name: BEGIN JOB;STARTTIME =+1:20;
  Priority = 50
  Origination:  Unit 1
  Usercode: 
  Limits:  None
  Enqueued:  Wednesday, August 4, 2004 (2004216) AT 15:30:13
  Starttime:  Wednesday, August 4, 2004 (2004216) AT 16:50:00

Example 5

This example shows the response for a job that has completed: 

9122 Y
  Task 9122 is completed
  9120/9122 15:01 P-DS *SC

Example 6

This example shows the response for a job in which the process name and the code file title differ: 

9442 Y
  Status of Task 16902\5665 at 13:02:59
  Program name: (UNX)HUEY
    Codefile title: (UNX)OBJECT/WY/3 ON SUPPORT
    Created: Friday, June 11, 2004 (2004162) at 13:00:18
  Priority: 50
  Target Processor Set: 1, Actual Processor Set: 0
  Origination: OCFPIPE17/CANDE/1 (LSN 706)
  MCS: SYSTEM/CANDE
  Usercode: UNX
  Stack State: Waiting on an event

Example 7

This example shows the response for a task with a nonzero CPURATEBIAS: 

4218 Y
  Status of Task 4210\4218 at 05:13:44
  Program name: (ADM)OBJECT/SYMBOL/SOAKER ON USER
  Codefile created: Monday, January 15, 2007 (2007015) at 11:02:10
  Priority: 50
  CPURateBias: 0.99
  Origination: CCFPORT1/CANDE/1  (LSN 171)
  MCS: SYSTEM/CANDE ON SYS521
  Usercode: ADM
  Stack State: In Hold Queue

Example 8

This example shows the response for a task with a nonzero DMSDelay value: 

4218 Y
  Status of Task 4210\4218 at 05:13:44
  Program name: (ADM)OBJECT/SYMBOL/SOAKER ON USER
  Codefile created: Monday, January 15, 2007 (2007015) at 11:02:10
  Priority: 50
  Target Processor Set: 0, Actual Processor Set: 0
  DMSDelay: 0.0067
  Origination: CCFPORT1/CANDE/1  (LSN 171)
  MCS: SYSTEM/CANDE ON SYS521
  Usercode: ADM
  Stack State: In DMS Hold Queue

Example 9

This example shows the response for a task with a nonzero IODelay value: 

4218 Y
  Status of Task 4210\4218 at 05:13:44
  Program name: (ADM)OBJECT/SYMBOL/SOAKER ON USER
  Codefile created: Wednesday, February 28, 2007 (2007059)
      at 05:11:10
  Priority: 50
  Target Processor Set: 0, Actual Processor Set: 0
  IODelay: 0.0042
  Origination: CCFPORT1/CANDE/1  (LSN 171)
  MCS: SYSTEM/CANDE ON SYS521
  Usercode: ADM
  Stack State: In I/O Hold Queue

Example 10

This example shows the response for a session: 

47077 Y
   Status of Session 47077 at 16:09:29
   Origination: CCFPORT1/CANDE/1  (LSN 172)
   MCS: SYSTEM/CANDE
   Usercode: ADM
   Logon Time: Tuesday, December 11, 2007 (2007345) at 15:42:37
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