StorageTek 312564001 User Manual

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OTD20060 Task 
tnnn has been shutdown successfully 
 Explanation:   A request to purge the identified sub-task has been completed 
successfully.   ‘t’ identifies the sub-task type (‘D’ – disk reader; ‘H’ – 
housekeeping;  ‘S’ – scheduler; ‘T’ – tape reader; ‘W’ – writer) and 
‘nnn’ gives the sub-task number. 
 
Action:  None.  This is an informational message. 
 
OTD20061 
Invalid Display operand(s) – request ignored 
 Explanation:  An invalid operand has been entered with the DISPLAY operator 
command. 
 
Action:  Ensure that the DISPLAY command is specified correctly and re-enter 
 
OTD20062 
Maxtrdr=nnn Maxdrdr=nnn Maxtwtr=nnn Maxsched=nnn 
Maxqlen=nnn 
OTD20062 
Retaintape= nnnn Tapewait=nnnn Objsize=nnnnn 
OTD20062 Readtimeout=nnnn 
Writetimeout=nnnn 
OTD20062 
Scheduler qlen=nnn unlocked | lkd/Xnnn; held request qlen=nnn   
 Explanation:  This group of messages is displayed in response to an operator 
DISPLAY command, and gives a summary of current control region 
configuration settings.   
 
For a locked scheduler queue display, ‘Xnnn’ identifies the lock 
owner, where ‘X’ is the resource type (‘M’ = master task, ‘S’ = 
scheduler task, ‘P’ = external program), and ‘nnn’ is the resource 
number. 
 
Action:  None.  This is an information message only. 
 
OTD20063 Task 
tnnn: Status=aaaa Qlen=bbb  
DBid=cccc Stg_level=d Tape=eeeee Lastuse=hh:mm:ss 
 
 Explanation:  This message is displayed in response to a detailed or summary 
operator DISPLAY command.  For summary commands, it will be 
displayed once for each subtask in the control region, where:  
 
‘t’ identifies the sub-task type (‘D’ – disk reader; ‘H’ – housekeeping;  
‘S’ – scheduler; ‘T’ – tape reader; ‘W’ – writer) and ‘nnn’ gives the 
sub-task number. 
 
 
aaaa’ indicates the task status, and can take the following values:   
 
NULL – the task has not yet been initialized