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Select and display all tasks with specific characteristics such as ... - those which have loaded a particular program - those using a particular subsystem - those utilising a certain amount of memory, IO or CPU time. |
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System load: What is the load on individual processors of a multi-processor
system? Paging rate; Disk IO rate; which disks are accessed most frequently;
which tasks used the most CPU time, the most disk or paging IO's during the
given time interval? How many pages are free in the system address area? What
is the current load on the paging area?
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Names list: Display all name entries relating to a specific TSN, such as
Memory Pools, Event Items, Serialisation Items, etc. |
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Formatted display of system tables (XVT, TCB, JCB, JTBP, Context (Stack)
lists). The field names as well as the contents of the various DSECT elements
will be displayed. The contents can be modified. |
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DSSM list: Detailed subsystem information - status, size, number of connections to tasks, all system modules comprising the subsystem, etc. |
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APPL list: Display all active applications ($DIALOG, $CONSOLE, DCAM and UTM applications). Display all tasks associated with an application. Display the names of all BCAM partnerrs of an application. |
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FEP list: Display all generated or included (with BCIN) front end processors
on the host. Administration via Action Codes. |
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PDT list: Display all generated devices, together with their status, number of IO's etc. Administration via Action Codes. |
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FJAM list: Display all partners accessible via File Transfer. Administration via Action Codes. |
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Task list: Display all or selected tasks. Select according to a range of User
Options, as in CFS. Manage the tasks using Action Codes, e.g. change
priority, cancel. Use Variable Actions to perform task-specific BS2000 or
console commands. |
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SYST list: Display all active system tasks.
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Display any portion of a user task memory area or syste memory area. Disassemble the displayed code. |
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Display all active repfiles. Search for a particular rep across all repfiles. |
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Save job data relating to repeat jobs, enabling recovery after a system crash. |
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Gathering diagnostic information for UTM administration: global status of the application, as well as detailed information from UTM-internal areas such as KTA, KAA, root data, MPUT data, restart data, Formio, and Formbr. |
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Select all tasks for which a console message is outstanding. Display the TSN together with the message in the form of a list. Answer the messages with Action Codes. |
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By utilising a TU interface (TAS holder task), non-TSOS users can also use certain TAS functions, depending on privilege level. |