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Selection of tasks by USER-ID under which they run
The occurence of a specified string within the userid will cause all those tasks running under that userid to be selected.
col :col: | >:col: | <:col:
:col: Column from which the search string must begin.
>:col: Column after which the search string must begin.
<:col: Column before which the search string must begin.
- negative selection: All tasks whose userid does not contain the search string 'string' will be selected.
p > | <
All tasks will be selected whose userid's contain a string greater than / less than 'string' .
Standard: = 'string'
'string' Search string for userid.
Generally, the quotes delimiting the search string can be omitted.
Notes:
If no search criterion is entered in the USER-ID field, all tasks whose characteristics match other entries in the selection mask will be selected.
Transmitting an empty mask will select all tasks.
Examples:
TSOS
Select all tasks logged on under userids that contain the string 'TSOS'.
:1:'TSOS '
Select all tasks logged on under the TSOS userid only.
:1:<'D'
Select all tasks logged on to userids beginning with the letters A, B, or C (i.e. less than D ).
Multiple selection: param [op param] [op param] .....
param simple search argument conforming to the above syntax.
op operator linking the simple search arguments.
, Or operator.
+ And operator.
* [n] Wildcard operator: Same as And operator, except that the second search item must occur after the occurence of the first item. If n is specified, the second search item must occur exactly n positions after the first search item.
Any number of search arguments can be linked with these operators.
Examples:
SYS,ADM
Select all tasks logged on under userids containing the strings 'SYS' or 'ADM' , e.g. SYSEC, ADMSKK.
:1:'TT'*'X'
Select all tasks logged on under userids beginning with 'TT' and containing an 'X' anywhere else in the userid.
TSN=tttt Only the information relating to the TSN indicated by tttt will be displayed.
Selection of Tasks by Parameter Set
%name | %? A parameter set contains selection criteria defined and saved during an earlier session. Specifying a parameter set will automatically enter those pre-defined selection criteria in the selection mask, and perform the task selection.
%? All relevant parameter sets will be displayed in a mask. One of these parameter sets can then be selected by marking it in the list.
Any selection criteria entered in the selection mask can be saved to a parameter set from the task list by executing an SP %name (Save Params) command.
NO [; cmd] No tasks are selected. Only the command field will be displayed in the next mask to appear, the task list.
cmd Automatic entry in the COMMAND field. The specified string will be interpreted as a TAS command and executed immediately.
Examples:
NO;DSSM
No tasks will be selected. The command DSSM will be inserted in the "COMMAND" field of the empty task list and will be executed immediately. All subsystems contained in the subsystem catalog will be displayed, together with their status.
NO;SYST
The SYST command will be executed which will display all system tasks.
Selection Mask : JOBNAME
Select Tasks according to Job Name
Select tasks according to the occurence of a character string in the task job name. The job name is a short description of the task specified in the LOGON command (/.name LOGON ...).
For a full description of the simple and complex search operations, see page .
Examples:
UTM
Select all tasks whose job name contains the string 'UTM'.
:1:' '
Select all tasks without a job name.
Selection Mask : JOBCLASS
Selection of Tasks according to Job Class
[col] [-] [p] 'string'
Select tasks according to the occurence of a character string in the job class under which the task was started, or has been queued to start. A userid is assigned one or more job classes from which the user can select in the LOGON command. The job class enables the system to control when a job is active (in control of the CPU).
For a full description of the simple and complex search operations, see page .
Examples:
JCDIALOG
Select all tasks running under the JCDIALOG job class.
DIAL
Select all tasks running under a job class whose name contains the string 'DIAL' .
Selection Mask : JOBTYPE
Selection of Tasks according to Job Type
Select all tasks running as a job with job type (decimal number between 1 and 7) equal to (=), greater than (>), less than (<) or not equal to (-) the specified value x. The '=' sign can be omitted, since entering x on its own will be interpreted as =x.
[-] R [not] Running R corresponds to types 2 and 3 (see notes below).
[-] S [not] Spool S corresponds to types 4, 5 and 7 (see notes below).
Notes:
The job type of a task is represented by a decimal number from 1 to 7 as follows:
1: waiting Enter jobs.
2: active Enter job.
3: active Dialog task.
4: waiting SPOOL task.
5: active SPOOL task.
7: RSO SPOOL task.
A summary of all the tasks by job type will be displayed in the 25th line (system line) of the selection mask.
Selection Mask : PRIORITY
Select Tasks according to their Priority
>x | =x | <x Select all tasks whose priority is greater than (>), equal to (=), or less than (<) x .
The '=' sign can be omitted, since entering x on its own will be interpreted as =x.
Selection Mask : CPU-USED
Select Tasks according to CPU Time Used
>x | <x Select all tasks which have used more than (>) or less than (<) x CPU seconds.
Selection Mask : SUB-SYSTEM
Select all Tasks which have used a specified Subsystem
name All tasks will be selected which have a connection to the subsystem specified. name is the fully-qualified subsystem name as it appears in the subsystem catalog. The specified subsystem must exist and must have been started with a /START-SS command.
Examples:
EDT
Select all tasks using EDT or those which have loaded EDT as a subprogram and which have used it at any time.
UTM
Select all tasks using the UTM subsystem.
Selection Mask : SORT OPTION
Set Sort Criteria for Task List
The task list is normally sorted in ascending TSN order. The SORT OPTION can be used to specifiy another task list field as sort criterion. In addition, the sequence can be defined as ascending or descending.
[CPU[TIME] | JOBC[LASS] | JOBN[AME] | PRI | STAT[ION] | TSN | TYPE | USER-ID | USER] [, A|D ]
CPU[TIME] The task list will be sorted by utilised CPU time.
JOBC[LASS] The task list will be sorted by job class.
JOBN[AME] The task list will be sorted by job name.
PRI The task list will be sorted by priority.
STAT[ION] the task list will be sorted by terminal name.
TSN The task list will be sorted by TSN (Standard).
TYPE The task list will be sorted by job type.
USER-ID The task list will be sorted by the userid under which the task is running.
USER The task list will be sorted by the value entered in the User Option field. If more than one User Options have been specified, the list will be sorted on the first user option.
A Ascending sort order (Standard).
D Descending sort order.
Standard: If nothing is entered in the SORT OPTION field, the list is sorted in ascending TSN order.
Note:
Sorting the task list can also be performed after a selection has been made by means of the SORT command. For further information, see page .
User Options display user-selected characteristics in the task list, in addition to the standard ones. Selection criteria for these User Options can also be specified, thus making the selection of the tasks that form the list dependent on these criteria.
If nothing is specified in the USER OPTION field, then the default task list will display JOBCLASS, STATION and PROCESSOR values.
For all selection criteria displayed in the format >x | <x | =x, the equals sign (=) can be omitted and only the value x need be entered. The equals sign will be inserted automatically.
Multiple User Options can be specified, with or without selection criteria. The individual User Options must be separated with a ';' . Only the last User Option specified will be displayed in the task list. All other User Options specified serve only to restrict the number of tasks appearing in the list.
ACCNB The Account number of the userid under which the task is logged will be displayed.
Selection parameter:
acc
All tasks whose Account number contains the string acc will be displayed. A simple or complex search condition can be specified for acc. For further information, see page , (Selection Mask, USER-ID field).
CALLSVC Three values will be displayed: the number of Service Calls issued by the task up to now in the TU (P1) and TPR (P2) states, together with the numeric or mnemonic indicator of the last SVC to have been called.
Selection parameter:
svc all tasks which last issued an SVC with the specified number. svc can be:
- an SVC number specified as a decimal number (e.g. 40 ( = EAM-SVC) )
- the mnemonic description of the SVC (e.g. EAM (= SVC 40 ) )
TU >x | <x | =x Current number of SVCs in the TU state
TPR >x | <x | =x Current number of SVCs in the TPR state
P1 The last SVC's to have been executed in the P1 (TPR) state will be evaluated.
Standard: The SVC's in the Current PCB will be evaluated, i.e. those normally in the TPR state.
MN The mnemonic description of the SVC's will be displayed in the task list. Standard: The decimal SVC numbers will be displayed.
Notes:
All selection parameters can be entered simultaneously, separated by commas.
Further information regarding the SVC decimal numbers or mnemonic descriptions can be obtained by entering the ?SVC CFS command.
Examples:
CALLSVC 40,P1
All tasks which last issued an EAM SVC (SVC 40) in the P1 (TPR) state will be selected.
CALLSVC P1,MN
All tasks will be displayed, together with the mnemonic description of the SVC's last issued in the TPR (P1) state.
CAT[EGORY] The category under which the task is running will be displayed. As well as the category descriptor, the characteristic values MIN- and MAX-MPL, as well as the weighting of the category (WT) will be displayed.
Selection parameter: SYS | TP | D[IALOG] | B[ATCH] | user-category
CMD The BS2000 command currently being executed, or the last command to have been executed will be displayed.
Selection parameter:
cmd
All tasks will be selected whose command last executed contains the string cmd. A simple or complex search condition can be specified for cmd. For further information, see page , (Selection Mask, USER-ID field).
DELTA Utilisation of system resources during a specified measurement period. This User Option results in four measurements from the last 10 seconds being displayed, namely the utilised CPU time, the number of disk IO's, the number of SVC's performed and the number IO's used to fetch 4k pages from the paging area. The DELTA User Option can thus be used to determine the tasks that are loading the CPU or channels the most.
Selection parameter:
CPU >x | <x | =x (0.01 <= x <= 1000)
IO >x | <x | =x
SVC >x | <x | =x
PG >x | <x | =x
One or more selection parameters can be specified.
The standard sort order for the task list is by utilised CPU time, in ascending order. By specifying CPU, IO, SVC, or PG the task list will be sorted in ascending order on this value.
Additional parameter:
INT=n
This parameter can be used to specify the measurement period in seconds. Standard: INT=10.
Notes:
When specifying multiple User Options (xxx;yyy), the DELTA User Option must be specified first (DELTA;yyy).
For further information on system resource utilisation, see page (User Option SU).
Examples:
DELTA
All tasks will be selected. The values for the system resource utilisation in the last 10 seconds, per task, will be displayed.
DELTA PG
All tasks will be selected. The list will be sorted in ascending order on the number of paging IO's used by the individual tasks during the measurement period.
DELTA IO>15,INT=30
All tasks which have started at least 16 IO's during the measurement period of 30 seconds will be displayed.
IDLE Time since the task was last active (in control of the CPU). The time will be displayed in the format min.sec. In addition to the time, the station and FEP name will be displayed.
Selection parameter: >x | <x | =x
x will normally be interpreted as a value in minutes. Appending S (seconds), M (minutes), H (hours) or D (days) will result in the value x being interpreted as specified.
Note:
A task (dialog or batch) is active if it is in the processor queue 0. A task is not active (i.e. in the Idle state), if, for example, the BS2000 command or screen is requesting input from the station, but the user has not yet pressed any data transmission key (K, F or ENTER keys).
IO Total number of IO's started by the task up to now. This User Option will result in the three IO values being displayed since the task began, i.e. disk IO's, paging IO's and other miscellaneous IO's (e.g. printers).
Selection parameter:
DISK >x | <x | =x (Standard = DISK)
PAG >x | <x | =x
OT >x | <x | =x
One or more of the selection criteria can be specified. The sequence of the parameter selection determines the sequence in which the values appear in the task list, and the sort order if the Sort Option USER has been specified. Normally, i.e. if no selection parameters have been specified, the IO values will appear in the following order: DISK, PAGING, OTHER.
Example:
IO DISK>1000
All tasks which have performed more than 1000 disk IO's since the task logged on will be selected. The DISK selection parameter can be omitted, and this User Option could be specified IO>1000.
JOB The fully qualified file or element name (J/name) of the running Enter job will be displayed. This User Option field will contain blanks if a Dialog task is selected.
Selection parameter:
Y all Batch tasks will be selected.
N all non-Batch tasks will be selected.
proc
All Batch tasks whose name contains the string proc will be selected. proc can be either a simple or complex search argument. For further information, see page , (Selection mask, USER-ID field).
JOBSTAT This User Option does not display any additional information about the tasks. It serves to select those tasks in a particular state, e.g. all print jobs in a Keep or Wait state, or all Dormant jobs.
Selection parameter:
sta [, sta] ...
All tasks will be selected which are currently in the sta state. One or more status identifiers can be specified for sta. The status identifier will be displayed in the TYPE column.
Possible values for sta are , e.g.:
KP Print job in "Keep" state
WT Print job in "Wait" state
ACT Print job in "Active" state
DO Batch job im "Dormant" state
LOGTIME The time stamp of the LOGON command, i.e. the date and time at which the LOGON command was executed, will be displayed. The age of the job, i.e. the number of days that have elapsed, will also be displayed.
Selection parameter:
TIME >hh[:mm] | <hh[:mm] | =hh[:mm]
All tasks whose LOGON commands were executed today after the given time (>), before the given time (<), or exactly at the given time (=) will be selected.
AGE >x | <x | =x
All tasks whose LOGON commands were issued more than (>), less than (<), or exactly (=) x days ago will be selected.
Examples:
LOGTIME AGE>0
All tasks which logged on yesterday or earlier will be selected.
LOGTIME TIME<13:30
All tasks which logged on after 13:30 today will be selected.
MAXCPU This User Option displays the maximum CPU time requested when the task started, as well as the CPU time currently remaining for the task.
Selection parameter:
>x | <x | =x [, REST >y | <y | =y]
x is the maximum CPU time permitted for the task in CPU seconds, or NTL if the task was started with No Time Limit.
y is the amount of CPU time still available to the task.
Note:
The Action Code T can be used to modify the CPU time limit of a task (MAX-CPU). For further information, see page .
MEM This User Option displays the memory pages occupied by the task in the upper and lower area. Two values will be displayed: the number of 4k pages used below (NXS) and above (XS) the 16MB boundary. The values displayed represent the total of the Class 5 and 6 memory used in the respective area.
Selection parameter:
NXS >x | <x | =x (occupied NXS memory)
XS >x | <x | =x (occupied XS memory)
FREE >x | <x | =x (free NXS memory)
x represents the number of 4k pages. 1MB equals 256 pages, 16MB equals 4096 pages. Appending an M will result in the values being interpreted in megabytes. Multiple selection criteria can be specified.
Note:
For further information regarding the Class 5 and 6 memory utilisation of the individual tasks, see page (User Option SIZE) and (Action Code MEM).
Example:
MEM NXS>3328
All tasks will be selected which are occupying more than 3328 4k pages (13MB) of Class 5 and 6 memory in the lower area. The same selection can be made by specifying the User Option in the form MEM>13M .
MODULE All tasks which have loaded a specific module or entry will be selected.
Selection parameter:
modul
All tasks which have loaded a module or entry whose name contains the string modul will be selected. A simple or complex search condition can be specified for modul. For further information, see page , (Selection mask, USER-ID field).
For an exact match, specify the module name in the form: :1:modul
MONJV This User Option indicates whether or not the task is monitored with a Monitor Job variable (i.e. whether the task was started with a MONJV= parameter in the LOGON command of the Enter job). Enter jobs started under the CFS Job Report System will always be monitored with such a Job variable. The name of the Monitoring Job variable will be displayed in the task list.
`` Selection parameter:
Y Display all tasks being monitored with a Monitor Job variable
N Display all tasks not being monitored with a Monitor Job variable.
jv-name
Select all tasks being monitored by a Monitor Job variable whose name contains the specified string.
NAME For each task the first Name entry found, or the first entry for the specified class will be displayed. The class to which the entry belongs will be displayed along with the name. A description of the possible classes follows below.
Selection parameter:
name
All the tasks for which a Name entry containing the specified string exists will be selected. A simple or complex search condition can be specified for name. For further information, see page , (Selection mask, USER-ID field).
CLASS=class
Specifying a value with this option will restrict the selection to Name entries belonging to the specified class, or will restrict the selection to the first name from that specified for all classes for all tasks.The following values are possible for class:
ARCH File Archiving (ARCHIVE)
BCAM BCAM applications
CONT Contingency
DCAM DCAM applications
DSP Dedicated Slot Pools
EVNT Event Items (P1 Eventing)
FJAM File Transfer
NKSU NKS User
NKSS NKS System
NKV NKV processing
POOL Memory Pools
SERI Serialisation
SPL Spool
UPAM User PAM
UTM UTM applications
Examples:
NAME CLASS=POOL
The name of the first entry in the Memory Pool for each task will be displayed.
NAME CFS
All tasks will be selected whose Name entry contains the string CFS.
Note:
Further information about the Names used by a task can be obtained by entering the Action Code N (Name) alongside the TSN corresponding to the required task in the list. See page for further information.
OMSG All tasks will be selected for which an unacknowleged (open) Console message exists. As well as the TSN, the text of the message will be displayed. System tasks which have an open Console message will also be displayed in the list.
To be able to use the OMSG User Option, a Connection must first have been opened under CFS to $CONSOLE, although this is not necessary as from OSD V2.
Selection parameter:
srch
The tasks relating to the Console messages containing the specified search string will be selected. A simple or complex search condition can be specified for srch. For further information, see page , (Selection mask, USER-ID field).
The following additional Action Code can be used in an an OMSG list:
FM Full Message. The Console message will be displayed in its entirety.
.[xxxx] The Console message will be answered with tsn. or tsn.xxxx . The TSN of the task will be inserted by CFS. A one to four digit alphanumeric string can be specified for xxxx.
PCOUNT The Program Counter of the current PCB (Program Control Block) and the Module + Offset relating to the Program Counter for all, or for all selected tasks will be displayed.
Parameter:
TU The last Program Counter from TU (Task Unprivileged) status will be displayed.
If the task does not have a TU PCB (e.g. because the task is in BS2000 command mode), nothing will be displayed in the User Option column.
Note:
Specifying the TU parameter can result in long delays before the Task list is displayed, since an extensive search operation needs to be performed for all the tasks. It is recommended, therefore, that the search scope be restricted by other selection criteria (e.g. Userid, Job type, TSN).
PORT All tasks associated with the specified port number on the own host will be displayed.
Selection parameter (must be specified):
nnn Number of the required socket port on own host.
PROC All tasks whose station is connected to the specified front end processor will be selected. A station for a $DIALOG task is a terminal, and for a print job is the printer name to which the file has been directed.
Selection parameter:
proc All tasks connected to a front end processor whose name contains the string proc will be selected. A simple or complex search condition can be specified for proc. For further information about searching, see page , (Selection mask, USER-ID field).
PROG The fully qualified file or element name (C/name) of the program loaded by the task.
Selection parameter:
Y all tasks will be selected which have loaded a program.
N all tasks will be selected which have not loaded a program.
prog
All tasks whose loaded program name (name of the program phase) contains the string prog will be selected. A simple or complex search condition can be specified for prog. For further information, see page , (Selection mask, USER-ID field).
Optional parameter:
CMD=Y
For those tasks without a loaded program, this parameter will display the command last executed. The User Option PROG CMD=Y is therefore a combination of the User Options PROG and CMD. To differentiate between program names and commands, the latter will be displayed shifted one column to the right.
PVSREF The Public Volume Sets (PVS) being used by the tasks will be displayed. This User Option is available as from BS2000 V10.0 .
Selection parameter:
pvs
All tasks will be selected which are using the specified Public Volume Set, i.e. those processing files on that PVS. The PVS descriptor must be specified without the colon. Example: PVSREF G2
Note:
System tasks utilisaing a specific PVS will not be included in the PVSREF User Option. The OPEN User Option under CFS can be used to display files on a specific PVS opened by system tasks by entering : OPEN S.
Q# The Queue number in which the task currently appears will be displayed. The second value will be the Unpend Code.
These values can be found in the Status command information under the heading UNP/Q# .
Selection parameter: >x | <x | =x [, UNP >y | <y | =y]
RSOERR RSO print tasks will be selected. Columns for "RSOERROR", "PRINTER" and "FORM" will be displayed in addition in the task list.
Selection parameter:
Y all tasks will be selected for which an RSO error message exists.
N all tasks will be selected which do not have an RSO error message associated with it.
err
All RSO tasks will be selected for which an RSO error containg the string err exists. A simple or complex search condition can be specified for err. For further information, see page , (Selection mask, USER-ID field).
SIZE Three values will be displayed for this User Option, namely, the utilsed Class 5 and Class 6 memory (in 4k pages), as well as the maximum amount of Class 5 and 6 memory used up to now. The memory values displayed are the sum of the NXS and XS memory.
Selection parameter:
CL6 >x | <x | =x (Standard = CL6)
CL5 >x | <x | =x
MAX >x | <x | =x
x represents the number of 4k pages. 1MB equals 256 pages, 16MB equals 4096 pages. Appending M to the value will cause x to be interpreted in megabytes.
Note:
For further information regarding utilised NXS and XS memory, see page (User Option MEM). The utilised Class 3/4/5/6 memory can also be displayed with the MEM Action Code. For further information, see page .
Examples:
SIZE CL6>768
All tasks will be selected which occupy more than 768 pages of Class 6 memory (3MB). "CL6" can be omitted since this is the standard value. The same selection can be made by selecting SIZE>3M erreicht werden.
PROG Y;SIZE
All tasks will be selected which have loaded a program (User Option: PROG Y). The SIZE User Option will display the total memory pages used by the tasks.
SIZE4 Four values will be displayed giving the 4k pages of memory used by the task in Classes 3, 4, 5 and 6.
Selection parameter:
CL3 >x | <x | =x
CL4 >x | <x | =x (Standard = CL4)
CL5 >x | <x | =x
CL6 >x | <x | =x
x represents the number of 4k pages. 1MB equals 256 pages, 16MB equals 4096 pages. Appending M to the value will cause x to be interpreted in megabytes.
Note:
For further information regarding utilised NXS and XS memory, see page (User Option MEM).
Example:
SIZE4 CL4>76
All tasks using more than 76 pages of Class 4 memory will be selected. "CL4" can be omitted, as this is the standard value and could be specified thus: SIZE4>76.
STATION The station name of the task will be displayed. The station associated with a $DIALOG task is that station from which the user has access to the system. The printer name is the printer on which the file is currently being printed.
Selection parameter:
=Y | N all tasks which are / are not associated with a station.
stat All tasks will be selected which are associated with a station whose name contains the string stat. A simple or complex search condition can be specified for stat. For further information see page , (Selections mask, USER-ID field).
SU Three values will be displayed for this User Option representing the number of Service Units used by the task according to CPU, memory and IO requests. Under BS2000 Version 9.0 and 9.5 these values can only be ascertained if the PCS subsystem is loaded.
Selection parameter:
CPU >x | <x | =x (CPU = Standard)
IO >x | <x | =x
MEM >x | <x | =x
The sequence of the specified parameters decides the sequence of the values displayed in the list, and the sort order if USER is selected as the Sort Option.
Normally, i.e. if no selection parameter is specified, the Service Units used will be displayed in the order CPU, IO, MEM.
Note:
For further information about system resource utilisation, see page (DELTA User Option).
Examples:
SU CPU<20000
All tasks which have used less than 20000 Service Units in relation to CPU requests will be selected. The User Option can also be specified SU<20000.
SU MEM>1000
All tasks which have used more than 1000 memory Service Units will be selected. Specifying the MEM parameter will cause the SU values to be displayed in the following order: SU-MEM, SU-CPU, SU-IO.
SVC Three values will be listed which display the number of SVC's (Service Calls) issued by the task up to now. The SVC totals are listed by state, TU (P1) and TPR (P2), and by the sum of TU and TPR. This User Option is available from BS2000 V10.0 .
Selection parameter:
TU >x | <x | =x
TPR >x | <x | =x
SUM >x | <x | =x (SUM = Standard)
Note:
For information regarding the number of SVC's made during a particular period, see page (DELTA SVC User Option).
Examples:
SVC<2000
All tasks which made fewer than 2000 Service Calls in both the TU and the TPR state will be displayed. This selection can also be made by entering SVC SUM<2000.
SVC TU>1000
All tasks which made more than 1000 SVC's in the TU (P1) state will be selected.
TID Instead of the Job class, the task ID (TID) will be displayed. The task ID is an eight digit hexadecimal value which, unlike a TSN, will only be assigned when the task has been activated for the first time (running). Tasks not yet assigned a TID will not be displayed.
Selection parameter: >x | <x | =x
x is a hexadeciaml value, up to eight digits in length. If a shorter value is specified, the number will be compared with the TID, starting from the left.
VSN The first three VSN's (disks) to which the task is currently performing a read or write file operation will be displayed.
Selection parameter: vsn [,vsn] ...
All tasks will be selected which are performing a read or write operation on the specified VSN.
WATCH All tasks will be selected which
- have been marked for the ONXWATCH Variable Action
- have been started with JOB-PAR='TAS' in the Enter/Logon command.
Selection parameter: ON | OFF
Examples:
WATCH;IO
The current accumulated IO values will be displayed for all tasks for which the Monitor Indicator is set.
WATCH;DELTA
The system resources utilised during the measurement period by tasks for which the Monitor Indicator is set will be displayed.
WSI The current value of the Working Set Integral of the individual tasks will be displayed. The Working Set Integral is the product of the used memory pages * usage time in seconds. The WSI is displayed as a decimal value. If the WSI exceeds the hexadecimal value of 00FFFFFF, the display will be as a hexadecimal value.
Selection parameter: >x | <x | =x
Selection Mask : DOCUMENTATION
This field does not control the selection of tasks. The name of a file can be entered here, into which the task list displayed on the screen will be saved in a printable form.
file The task list displayed on screen will be saved to a BS2000 file with the specified name, in a printable form. The file can then be printed with SPACE=E.