1.2.2.6.4 Restrictions
For commands, only "/DIS TRAN", "/DIS PGM" and "/DIS USER" are supported. Once these commands are issued by CMD API, related title segment will be returned through the I/O area, which describes the meaning of each field in subsequent segments.
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/DISP TRAN"Transaction-related information that can be retrieved in Tuxedo is returned in I/O area. For "
/DISP TRAN tranname". The Returned segment title is (excluding the llzz part):T70 TRAN CLS ENQCT QCT LCT PLCT CP NP LP SEGSZ SEGNO PARLM RCIf "
tranname" represents a persistent transaction, onlyTRAN,CLS, andQCTare supported and will have value in returned segment forGCMD. If "tranname" represents a non persistent transaction, onlyTRAN,CLSare supported and will have value in returned segment forGCMD.For "
/DISP TRAN tranname QCNT", returned segment is (excluding the llzz part):T70 TRAN GBLQCT. OnlyTRANis supported,GBLQCTwill be always N/A in returned segment forGCMD.Fields length description is as following:TRAN: The name of the transaction, 8 bytes.CLS: The class of the transaction, 3 bytes.ENQCT: Not supported, 5 bytesQCT: The left message count(queue count ) in queue of the transaction, 5 bytes.
Note:
The queue count may be accurate and reliable only if the following criteria are matched:- The
trannameis only handled by the current Tuxedo ART for IMS server. - The
DISPLAY TRANis issued after aCHKPwithout anIOAREA.
All non supported fields will be filled with N/A in returned segment for
GCMD. Every filed is separated with one blank space. - "
/DISP useruser related information that can be retrieved in Tuxedo is returned. Returned segment is (excluding the llzz part):
CUR_USER CUR_TRAN -
"/DISP PGMprogram related information that can be retrieved in Tuxedo is returned. Returned segment is (excluding the llzz part):
CUR_PGM CUR_TRAN
Note:
Currently, we ignore all other parameters in above three commands. If other commands than above three supported ones are issued by "CMD" call, we return success status without any response segment.Parent topic: CMD