We are running ADABAS on z/OS.
How do we know ADABAS is up or down from the DBA perspective?
Thank You
We are running ADABAS on z/OS.
How do we know ADABAS is up or down from the DBA perspective?
Thank You
If the database is down, you’ll receive a 148 response code when you attempt to access it.
Via Adabas Online System (AOS) you can invoke Session Monitoring.
Via the operator console you can issue the DSTAT command.
In batch, you can issue that same operator command via the ADADBS utility:
//SYSIN DD *
ADADBS OPERCOM DSTAT
/*
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I connect to z/OS via extra.
Where should i issue DSTAT command?
n.s.log
/DSTAT ADA200
RESPONSE=SYSA IEE305I DSTAT COMMAND INVALID
The command in this case, assuming ADA200 is the job / stc name
/F ADA200,DSTAT
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ADA200 is a test database name.
/F ADA200,DSTAT
RESPONSE=SYSA IEE341I ADA200 NOT ACTIVE
I insert following command to start DB
Thx
/S ADA220
on top let screen following message appear
“NO RESPONSE RECEIVED”
Sorry it was typo. it was ADA220 not ADA200, now its work
RESPONSE=SYSA ADAN17 00220 2011-12-14 10:48:44 Read I/Os A=1926,D=5582,
RESPONSE=W=3
To find out if the job / stc is running you do not need to issue a command against it,
instead of
n.s.log
issue a “display active” command
n.s.da
followed by
PREFIX ADA2*
and you should see if the nucleus job / stc is active.