Multiple Systems Coupling Physical Links attributes
Use the Multiple Systems Coupling Physical Links attributes to create table views, charts, and situations that monitor MSC physical link characteristics.
Active Sessions Indicates the number of sessions currently active for a Multiple Systems Coupling (MSC) physical link.
Buffer Size Indicates the size of a Multiple Systems Coupling (MSC) buffer.
IMSID Indicates the IMS Subsystem identifier.
Maximum Sessions Indicates the maximum number of sessions defined to IMS for a Multiple Systems Coupling (MSC) physical link.
MVS System Indicates the MVS System Management Facility (SMF) identifier.
Node or UCB Name Indicates the name of a node or unit control block (UCB). For a VTAM session, this is the node name of the linked IMS system. For a non-VTAM session, this is the UCB name.
Originating System Identifier Fully identifies the originating IMS subsystem.
Physical Link Name Identifies the name of a Multiple Systems Coupling (MSC) physical link.
Physical Link Opened Indicates whether the physical link is currently opened. Valid values include Yes and No.
Physical Link PSTOPPED Indicates whether the physical link is currently in PSTOPPED state. Valid values include Yes and No.
- NOTOPEN (Data control block (DCB) not open)
- PSTOPPED (Process stopped)
- PSTOPPED, NOTOPEN
- OPEN
Queue Count Indicates the number of messages that are waiting to be sent on a Multiple Systems Coupling (MSC) link.
Receive Count Indicates the number of messages that a Multiple Systems Coupling (MSC) link has received.
Send Count Indicates the number of messages a Multiple Systems Coupling (MSC) link has sent.
SYSPlex Identifier Identifies the sysplex that originated this request.
Timestamp The date and time when the monitoring agent retrieved the data.
Type of Link Indicates the type of Multiple Systems Coupling (MSC) link. Valid values include BinarySynchronous, ChannelToChannel, MemoryToMemory, VTAM, and N/A.