Receive Status Display command for the Receive system

You can check the Receive status of the Receive system by submitting the command on the console.

(1) Receive Status Display Command

F  Job name of Receive program,DISPLAY

(2) Display Example

Conventional message

XRR0026 DISPLAY COMMAND ACCEPTED                                                
XRR0027 FILEID=FILE0001,HOST=ZOS13,RECCNT=      2,DTLEN=            160,NO=1 .... 1) 
XRR0027 FILE=HULFT.DATA.RCV                                        .............. 1)

1) This line shows the Receive status.

FILEID=XXXXXXXX

This string shows the file ID (first 8 bytes) of the Receive file that is currently being received.

For the Receive status for instant transfer, "_INSTANT" is output as the file ID.

HOST=XXXXXXXX...XXX

This string shows the name of the host on the sending side (up to 50 bytes).

RECCNT=9999999

This value shows the record count of the data that is currently being received.

DTLEN=9999999999999999

This value shows the byte count of the data that is currently being received.

NO=99999...999

This value shows the Receive SEQ No.

FILE=XXXX....XXX

This value shows the data set name of the receive file (within 44 bytes).

Enhanced message

XRR0026 DISPLAY COMMAND ACCEPTED                                 
XRR8027 F=FILE00018TOKYO8TO8NAGOYA    .......................... 1) 
XRR8027 H=ZOS13                       .......................... 1) 
XRR8027 RECCNT=2,DTLEN=160,NO=1       .......................... 1) 
XRR8027 FILE=HULFT.DATA.RCV           .......................... 1)

1) This line shows the status of the Receive processing.

F=XXXXXXXX...XXX

This string shows the file ID (up to 50 bytes) of the file that is currently being received.

For the Receive status for instant transfer, "_INSTANT_TRANSFER_" is output as the file ID.

H=XXXXXXXX...XXX

This string shows the name of the host on the sending side (up to 50 bytes).

RECCNT=9999999

This value shows the record count of the data that is currently being received.

DTLEN=9999999999999999

This value shows the byte count of the data that is currently being received.

NO=99999...999

This value shows the Receive SEQ No.

FILE=XXXX....XXX

This value shows the data set name of the receive file (within 44 bytes).

For details on conventional messages and enhanced messages, refer to the description of the Console Message Output Option (CNSSELECT) in Administration Manual.