Console Interface

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Console Interface

The following tables lists the commonly encountered codes and messages along with their workarounds.

Table 1. Console Interface related codes and messages
Code	Description	Action required
TVS005E: Unknown command: ...	An unknown console command has been sent to the Agent. This error may also occur when a parameter of a command has been sent that is not within the expected value range (i.e. an SVC greater than 255).	Retype the command with the correct syntax.
TVS006E: Error in command: ...	A console command has been sent to the Agent with an incorrect syntax or the command is not supported.	Retype the command with the correct syntax.
TVS008E: Missing command parameter: ...	A console command with an incorrect syntax has been sent to the Agent. A parameter is missing that is required and not optional.	Retype the command with the correct syntax.
TVS012I: Console Interface started	This is an informational message. The console interface of the Agent has been started and commands can be sent to the Agent.	No action required.
TVS014E: Error during Console start, RC=...		If the return code is 8 not enough storage for the Agent partition is available. Increase the storage size.
TVS020I: Console command received: ...	A console command has been sent to the Agent. This is an informational message that documents the command. The message does not give any indications about the correct syntax used for the command and what the result of the command has been. Messages following this message give information about this.	No action required.
TVS093I: Console interface terminated	This message confirms that the console interface of the Agent has been terminated. It is not possible to send console commands to this Agent.	No action required.
TVS290E: Command not allowed.	A console command has been sent to the Agent however the user who initiated the command does not have the permissions to do this. Messages TVS025E, TVS026E, TVS025E, TVS028E precede the message and provide information about the user including the attempted and permitted access.
TVS403I: List of connected user (... entries):	This informational message displays a list of all currently connected users. These may be Dashboards, other Agents from the Agent Network or processes.	No action required.
TVS404I: Name: ... (...:...)	This informational message displays information of all currently connected users. These may be Dashboards, other Agents from the Agent Network or processes.	No action required.
TVS405E: User not found.	Console command 'DIS USER' has been issued to request information about the connected user, however the user that was specified in the command is currently not connected.	Check the spelling of the user name. Alternatively use command DIS USER ALL to obtain a list of all currently connected users.
TVS406I: Username...: ...	The message is part of the output of command 'DIS USER name'. The following messages will be displayed: TVS406I, TVS407I, TVS408I,TVS409I, TVS410I. This message displays the user name.	No action required.
TVS407I: IP Address...: ...:...	The message is part of the output of command 'DIS USER name'. The following messages will be displayed: TVS406I, TVS407I, TVS408I,TVS409I, TVS410I. This message displays the IP address and the remote port of the user.	No action required.
TVS409I: Signed on since...: ...	The message is part of the output of command 'DIS USER name'. The following messages will be displayed: TVS406I, TVS407I, TVS408I,TVS409I, TVS410I. This message displays the time the user connected to the Agent.	No action required.
TVS410I: Last activity at...: ...	The message is part of the output of command 'DIS USER name'. The following messages will be displayed: TVS406I, TVS407I, TVS408I,TVS409I, TVS410I. This message displays the time of the last activity performed by the user.	No action required.
TVS411W: Username is not unique. Please use IP address and port.	An attempt has been made to disconnect a user, however this user has signed on multiple times. It is not possible to uniquely identify the user.	Repeat the command but rather than the user name specify the IP address and the port.
TVS418I: Ready for console command.	This informational message confirms that console commands will be accepted.	Console commands can be submitted.
TVS431I: List of known Agents (... entries):	The message is a response to console command 'DISPLAY Agent ALL' and displays the entries of the Agent network. Message actually displays the entries.	No action required.
TVS432I: Name: ... (...:...)	This message is part of the response to console command 'DISPLAY Agent ALL' and displays the individual entries of the Agent network. The SysID, IP address and port is displayed.	No action required.
TVS433E: External Agent not known.	The message is a response to console command 'DISPLAY Agent ...' with an Agent name specified. The specified Agent could not be found in the list of the known Agents.	Repeat the console command with the correct Agent name.
TVS434I: External Agent...: ...	The message is part of the response to console command 'DISPLAY Agent ...' with an Agent name specified. Detailed information about the Agent is displayed. The meaning of the messages are: TVS434I: Displays the name of the remote Agent. TVS435I: Displays the IP address and the port used to connect to the remote Agent. TVS436I: This message indicates whether a connection to the remote Agent currently exists. TVS437I: If a connection exists this message displays the date and time when the connection was established. TVS438I: If a connection exists the message displays the date and time of the last activity. TVS439I: If a connection exists the message displays the version number of the partnering system. TVS440I: If a connection exists the message displays the Jobname and JobID of the remote mainframe system. If the remote partner is a workstation Agent (Windows or UNIX) the name of the executable is displayed as well as the thread number to which the connection exists. TVS441I: This message displays the operating system of the partner. TVS442I: This message displays the actual date and time on the partner system. Use this information to determine time differences between platforms.	No action required.
TVS435I: IP Address...: ...:...	The message is part of the response to console command 'DISPLAY Agent ...' with an Agent name specified. Detailed information about the Agent is displayed. The meaning of the messages are: TVS434I: Displays the name of the remote Agent. TVS435I: Displays the IP address and the port used to connect to the remote Agent. TVS436I: This message indicates whether a connection to the remote Agent currently exists. TVS437I: If a connection exists this message displays the date and time when the connection was established. TVS438I: If a connection exists the message displays the date and time of the last activity. TVS439I: If a connection exists the message displays the version number of the partnering system. TVS440I: If a connection exists the message displays the Jobname and JobID of the remote mainframe system. If the remote partner is a workstation Agent (Windows or UNIX) the name of the executable is displayed as well as the thread number to which the connection exists. TVS441I: This message displays the operating system of the partner. TVS442I: This message displays the actual date and time on the partner system. Use this information to determine time differences between platforms.	No action required.
TVS436I: Connected...: ...	The message is part of the response to console command 'DISPLAY Agent ...' with an Agent name specified. Detailed information about the Agent is displayed. The meaning of the messages are: TVS434I: Displays the name of the remote Agent. TVS435I: Displays the IP-address and the port used to connect to the remote Agent. TVS436I: This message indicates whether a connection to the remote Agent currently exists. TVS437I: If a connection exists this message displays the date and time when the connection was established. TVS438I: If a connection exists the message displays the date and time of the last activity. TVS439I: If a connection exists the message displays the version number of the partnering system. TVS440I: If a connection exists the message displays the Jobname and JobID of the remote mainframe system. If the remote partner is a workstation Agent (Windows or UNIX) the name of the executable is displayed as well as the thread number to which the connection exists. TVS441: This message displays the operating system of the partner. TVS442I: This message displays the actual date and time on the partner system. Use this information to determine time differences between platforms.	No action required.
TVS437I: Connected since...: ...	The message is part of the response to console command 'DISPLAY Agent ...' with an Agent name specified. Detailed information about the Agent is displayed. The meaning of the messages are: TVS434I: Displays the name of the remote Agent. TVS435I: Displays the IP address and the port used to connect to the remote Agent. TVS436I: This message indicates whether a connection to the remote Agent currently exists. TVS437I: If a connection exists this message displays the date and time when the connection was established. TVS438I: If a connection exists the message displays the date and time of the last activity. TVS439I: If a connection exists the message displays the version number of the partnering system. TVS440I: If a connection exists the message displays the Jobname and JobID of the remote mainframe system. If the remote partner is a workstation Agent (Windows or UNIX) the name of the executable is displayed as well as the thread number to which the connection exists. TVS441I: This message displays the operating system of the partner. TVS442I: This message displays the actual date and time on the partner system. Use this information to determine time differences between platforms.	No action required.
TVS438I: Last activity...: ...	The message is part of the response to console command 'DISPLAY Agent ...' with an Agent name specified. Detailed information about the Agent is displayed. The meaning of the messages are: TVS434I: Displays the name of the remote Agent. TVS435I: Displays the IP address and the port used to connect to the remote Agent. TVS436I: This message indicates whether a connection to the remote Agent currently exists. TVS437I: If a connection exists this message displays the date and time when the connection was established. TVS438I: If a connection exists the message displays the date and time of the last activity. TVS439I: If a connection exists the message displays the version number of the partnering system. TVS440I: If a connection exists the message displays the Jobname and JobID of the remote mainframe system. If the remote partner is a workstation Manager (Windows or UNIX) the name of the executable is displayed as well as the thread number to which the connection exists. TVS441I: This message displays the operating system of the partner. TVS442I: This message displays the actual date and time on the partner system. Use this information to determine time differences between platforms.	No action required.
TVS439I: Host version...: ...	The message is part of the response to console command 'DISPLAY Agent ...' with an Agent name specified. Detailed information about the Agent is displayed. The meaning of the messages are: TVS434I: Displays the name of the remote Agent. TVS435I: Displays the IP address and the port used to connect to the remote Agent. TVS436I: This message indicates whether a connection to the remote Agent currently exists. TVS437I: If a connection exists this message displays the date and time when the connection was established. TVS438I: If a connection exists the message displays the date and time of the last activity. TVS439I: If a connection exists the message displays the version number of the partnering system. TVS440I: If a connection exists the message displays the Jobname and JobID of the remote mainframe system. If the remote partner is a workstation Agent (Windows or UNIX) the name of the executable is displayed as well as the thread number to which the connection exists. TVS441I: This message displays the operating system of the partner. TVS442I: This message displays the actual date and time on the partner system. Use this information to determine time differences between platforms.	No action required.
TVS440I: Jobname / JobID...: ... / ...	The message is part of the response to console command 'DISPLAY Agent ...' with an Agent name specified. Detailed information about the Agent is displayed. The meaning of the messages are: TVS434I: Displays the name of the remote Agent. TVS435I: Displays the IP address and the port used to connect to the remote Agent. TVS436I: This message indicates whether a connection to the remote Agent currently exists. TVS437I: If a connection exists this message displays the date and time when the connection was established. TVS438I: If a connection exists the message displays the date and time of the last activity. TVS439I: If a connection exists the message displays the version number of the partnering system. TVS440I: If a connection exists the message displays the Jobname and JobID of the remote mainframe system. If the remote partner is a workstation Agent (Windows or UNIX) the name of the executable is displayed as well as the thread number to which the connection exists. TVS441I: This message displays the operating system of the partner. TVS442I: This message displays the actual date and time on the partner system. Use this information to determine time differences between platforms.	No action required.
TVS441I: Operating system...: ...	The message is part of the response to console command 'DISPLAY Agent ...' with an Agent name specified. Detailed information about the Agent is displayed. The meaning of the messages are: TVS434I: Displays the name of the remote Agent. TVS435I: Displays the IP address and the port used to connect to the remote Agent. TVS436I: This message indicates whether a connection to the remote Agent currently exists. TVS437I: If a connection exists this message displays the date and time when the connection was established. TVS438I: If a connection exists the message displays the date and time of the last activity. TVS439I: If a connection exists the message displays the version number of the partnering system. TVS440I: If a connection exists the message displays the Jobname and JobID of the remote mainframe system. If the remote partner is a workstation Agent (Windows or UNIX) the name of the executable is displayed as well as the thread number to which the connection exists. TVS441I: This message displays the operating system of the partner. TVS442I: This message displays the actual date and time on the partner system. Use this information to determine time differences between platforms.	No action required.
TVS442I: Computer Date/Time..: ...	The message is part of the response to console command 'DISPLAY Agent ...' with an Agent name specified. Detailed information about the Agent is displayed. The meaning of the messages are: TVS434I: Displays the name of the remote Agent. TVS435I: Displays the IP address and the port used to connect to the remote Agent. TVS436I: This message indicates whether a connection to the remote Agent currently exists. TVS437I: If a connection exists this message displays the date and time when the connection was established. TVS438I: If a connection exists the message displays the date and time of the last activity. TVS439I: If a connection exists the message displays the version number of the partnering system. TVS440I: If a connection exists the message displays the Jobname and JobID of the remote mainframe system. If the remote partner is a workstation Agent (Windows or UNIX) the name of the executable is displayed as well as the thread number to which the connection exists. TVS441I: This message displays the operating system of the partner. TVS442I: This message displays the actual date and time on the partner system. Use this information to determine time differences between platforms.	No action required.
TVS450I: List of active process tasks (... entries):	Console command 'DISPLAY PROCESS ALL' has been issued to display a list of currently active processes. This message is the header message. It contains the number of active processes. Process details will be displayed by message TVS4511.	No action required.
TVS451I: Name: ..., TCB=..., State ...	Console command 'DISPLAY SCRIPT ALL' has been issued to display a list of currently active processes. This message displays the individual process entry. The process name, the address of the corresponding Task Control Block and the status are displayed. If the TCB starts with letter 'E', the process is an external process. It has not been started by the Agent but has registered itself at the Agent.	No action required.
TVS452E: Process is not active.	An attempt has been made to display information about a process or to maintain it. A process with the name specified could not be found.	Repeat the command with a valid process name. A list of the currently active processes can be obtained with console command 'DISPLAY PROCESS ALL'.
TVS453I: Process Name...: ...	This message is part of the response to console command 'DISPLAY PROCESS ...' for a specific process name. All relevant information about the process are displayed. The individual messages in the response have the following meaning: TVS453I: The message displays the process name. TVS454I: The message displays the origin of a process (i.e. a data pool or the process has been started by an event). TVS455I: The message displays the class where the process is executed. TVS456I: The message displays the address of the process Task Control Block. TVS457I: The message displays date and time when the process was started. TVS458I: The process state indicates that a process is running or waiting. A status of zero (OK) indicates a successful execution. TVS459I: The message displays date and time of the last status change for the process. TVS466I: The message displays the number of control data records received. Control data records can be the start and end of a LUW, ADABAS reset call and many more. TVS467I: The message displays the number of data blocks received. As an example, a data block can be received from a collector/pool or from a sending process and can contain multiple data- or control records. Because the data records are of variable length and compressed the actual number of records cannot be determined. TVS468I: The message displays the number of data records received. The display only contains values when the individual records are processed unblocked. TVS469I: The message displays the number of control data records sent. A control data record may be the start and end of a LUW. TVS470I: The message displays the number of data blocks sent. A data block can be sent by a process and contains multiple data or control records. Because the data records are of variable length and compressed the actual number of records cannot be determined. TVS471I: The message displays the number of data records sent. The display only contains values when the individual records are processed unblocked. TVS472I: The message displays the number of LUWs that have been processed by the process so far. TVS473I: The message displays the maximum number of concurrent uncommitted LUWs. TVS474I: The message displays the currently open (uncommitted) LUWs. TVS475I: This is the header message for the following informational messages that are all related to bulk transfer or batch compare. TVS478I: The message displays the number of generated INSERT statements or loader records (in case of a BULK transfer). TVS479I: The message displays the number of deleted records during a batch compare process. TVS480I: The message displays the number of updated records during a batch compare process. TVS481I: The message displays the number of unchanged records during a batch compare process.	No action required.
TVS454I: Process origin...: ... ...	This message is part of the response to console command 'DISPLAY PROCESS ...' for a specific process name. All relevant information about the process are displayed. The individual messages in the response have the following meaning: TVS453I: The message displays the process name. TVS454I: The message displays the origin of a process (i.e. a data pool or the process has been started by an event). TVS455I: The message displays the class where the process is executed. TVS456I: The message displays the address of the process Task Control Block. TVS457I: The message displays date and time when the process was started. TVS458I: The process state indicates that a process is running or waiting. A status of zero (OK) indicates a successful execution. TVS459I: The message displays date and time of the last status change for the process. TVS466I: The message displays the number of control data records received. Control data records can be the start and end of a LUW, ADABAS reset call and many more. TVS467I: The message displays the number of data blocks received. As an example, a data block can be received from a collector/pool or from a sending process and can contain multiple data- or control records. Because the data records are of variable length and compressed the actual number of records cannot be determined. TVS468I: The message displays the number of data records received. The display only contains values when the individual records are processed unblocked. TVS469I: The message displays the number of control data records sent. A control data record may be the start and end of a LUW. TVS470I: The message displays the number of data blocks sent. A data block can be sent by a process and contains multiple data or control records. Because the data records are of variable length and compressed the actual number of records cannot be determined. TVS471I: The message displays the number of data records sent. The display only contains values when the individual records are processed unblocked. TVS472I: The message displays the number of LUWs that have been processed by the process so far. TVS473I: The message displays the maximum number of concurrent uncommitted LUWs. TVS474I: The message displays the currently open (uncommitted) LUWs. TVS475I: This is the header message for the following informational messages that are all related to bulk transfer or batch compare. TVS478I: The message displays the number of generated INSERT statements or loader records (in case of a BULK transfer). TVS479I: The message displays the number of deleted records during a batch compare process. TVS480I: The message displays the number of updated records during a batch compare process. TVS481I: The message displays the number of unchanged records during a batch compare process.	No action required.
TVS455I: Process class...: ...	This message is part of the response to console command 'DISPLAY PROCESS ...' for a specific process name. All relevant information about the process are displayed. The individual messages in the response have the following meaning: TVS453I: The message displays the process name. TVS454I: The message displays the origin of a process (i.e. a data pool or the process has been started by an event) TVS455I: The message displays the class where the process is executed. TVS456I: The message displays the address of the process Task Control Block. TVS457I: The message displays date and time when the process was started. TVS458I: The process state indicates that a process is running or waiting. A status of zero (OK) indicates a successful execution. TVS459I: The message displays date and time of the last status change for the process. TVS466I: The message displays the number of control data records received. Control data records can be the start and end of a LUW, ADABAS reset call and many more. TVS467I: The message displays the number of data blocks received. As an example, a data block can be received from a collector/pool or from a sending process and can contain multiple data- or control records. Because the data records are of variable length and compressed the actual number of records cannot be determined. TVS468I: The message displays the number of data records received. The display only contains values when the individual records are processed unblocked. TVS469I: The message displays the number of control data records sent. A control data record may be the start and end of a LUW. TVS470I: The message displays the number of data blocks sent. A data block can be sent by a process and contains multiple data or control records. Because the data records are of variable length and compressed the actual number of records cannot be determined. TVS471I: The message displays the number of data records sent. The display only contains values when the individual records are processed unblocked. TVS472I: The message displays the number of LUWs that have been processed by the process so far. TVS473I: The message displays the maximum number of concurrent uncommitted LUWs. TVS474I: The message displays the currently open (uncommitted) LUWs. TVS475I: This is the header message for the following informational messages that are all related to bulk transfer or batch compare. TVS478I: The message displays the number of generated INSERT statements or loader records (in case of a BULK transfer). TVS479I: The message displays the number of deleted records during a batch compare process. TVS480I: The message displays the number of updated records during a batch compare process. TVS481I: The message displays the number of unchanged records during a batch compare process.	No action required.
TVS456I: Process Task TCB...: ...	This message is part of the response to console command 'DISPLAY PROCESS ...' for a specific process name. All relevant information about the process are displayed. The individual messages in the response have the following meaning: TVS453I: The message displays the process name. TVS454I: The message displays the origin of a process (i.e. a data pool or the process has been started by an event). TVS455I: The message displays the class where the process is executed. TVS456I: The message displays the address of the process Task Control Block. If the control block starts with the letter 'E' the process has not been started by the Agent. It is an external process which is connected to this Agent. TVS457I: The message displays date and time when the process was started. TVS458I: The process state indicates that a process is running or waiting. A status of zero (OK) indicates a successful execution. TVS459I: The message displays date and time of the last status change for the process. TVS466I: The message displays the number of control data records received. Control data records can be the start and end of a LUW, ADABAS reset call and many more. TVS467I: The message displays the number of data blocks received. As an example, a data block can be received from a collector/pool or from a sending process and can contain multiple data- or control records. Because the data records are of variable length and compressed the actual number of records cannot be determined. TVS468I: The message displays the number of data records received. The display only contains values when the individual records are processed unblocked. TVS469I: The message displays the number of control data records sent. A control data record may be the start and end of a LUW. TVS470I: The message displays the number of data blocks sent. A data block can be sent by a process and contains multiple data or control records. Because the data records are of variable length and compressed the actual number of records cannot be determined. TVS471I: The message displays the number of data records sent. The display only contains values when the individual records are processed unblocked. TVS472I: The message displays the number of LUWs that have been processed by the process so far. TVS473I: The message displays the maximum number of concurrent uncommitted LUWs. TVS474I: The message displays the currently open (uncommitted) LUWs. TVS475I: This is the header message for the following informational messages that are all related to bulk transfer or batch compare. TVS478I: The message displays the number of generated INSERT statements or loader records (in case of a BULK transfer). TVS479I: The message displays the number of deleted records during a batch compare process. TVS480I: The message displays the number of updated records during a batch compare process. TVS481I: The message displays the number of unchanged records during a batch compare process.	No action required.
TVS457I: Start Date/Time...: ...	This message is part of the response to console command 'DISPLAY PROCESS ...' for a specific process name. All relevant information about the process are displayed. The individual messages in the response have the following meaning: TVS453I: The message displays the process name. TVS454I: The message displays the origin of a process (i.e. a data pool or the process has been started by an event). TVS455I: The message displays the class where the process is executed. TVS456I: The message displays the address of the process Task Control Block. If the control block starts with the letter 'E' the process has not been started by the Agent. It is an external process which is connected to this Agent. TVS457I: The message displays date and time when the process was started. TVS458I: The process state indicates that a process is running or waiting. A status of zero (OK) indicates a successful execution. TVS459I: The message displays date and time of the last status change for the process. TVS466I: The message displays the number of control data records received. Control data records can be the start and end of a LUW, ADABAS reset call and many more. TVS467I: The message displays the number of data blocks received. As an example, a data block can be received from a collector/pool or from a sending process and can contain multiple data- or control records. Because the data records are of variable length and compressed the actual number of records cannot be determined. TVS468I: The message displays the number of data records received. The display only contains values when the individual records are processed unblocked. TVS469I: The message displays the number of control data records sent. A control data record may be the start and end of a LUW. TVS470I: The message displays the number of data blocks sent. A data block can be sent by a process and contains multiple data or control records. Because the data records are of variable length and compressed the actual number of records cannot be determined. TVS471I: The message displays the number of data records sent. The display only contains values when the individual records are processed unblocked. TVS472I: The message displays the number of LUWs that have been processed by the process so far. TVS473I: The message displays the maximum number of concurrent uncommitted LUWs. TVS474I: The message displays the currently open (uncommitted) LUWs. TVS475I: This is the header message for the following informational messages that are all related to bulk transfer or batch compare. TVS478I: The message displays the number of generated INSERT statements or loader records (in case of a BULK transfer). TVS479I: The message displays the number of deleted records during a batch compare process. TVS480I: The message displays the number of updated records during a batch compare process. TVS481I: The message displays the number of unchanged records during a batch compare process.	No action required.
TVS458I: State of process task...: ...	This message is part of the response to console command 'DISPLAY PROCESS ...' for a specific process name. All relevant information about the process are displayed. The individual messages in the response have the following meaning: TVS453I: The message displays the process name. TVS454I: The message displays the origin of a process (i.e. a data pool or the process has been started by an event). TVS455I: The message displays the class where the process is executed. TVS456I: The message displays the address of the process Task Control Block. If the control block starts with the letter 'E' the process has not been started by the Agent. It is an external process which is connected to this Agent. TVS457I: The message displays date and time when the process was started. TVS458I: The process state indicates that a process is running or waiting. A status of zero (OK) indicates a successful execution. TVS459I: The message displays date and time of the last status change for the process. TVS466I: The message displays the number of control data records received. Control data records can be the start and end of a LUW, ADABAS reset call and many more. TVS467I: The message displays the number of data blocks received. As an example, a data block can be received from a collector/pool or from a sending process and can contain multiple data- or control records. Because the data records are of variable length and compressed the actual number of records cannot be determined. TVS468I: The message displays the number of data records received. The display only contains values when the individual records are processed unblocked. TVS469I: The message displays the number of control data records sent. A control data record may be the start and end of a LUW. TVS470I: The message displays the number of data blocks sent. A data block can be sent by a process and contains multiple data or control records. Because the data records are of variable length and compressed the actual number of records cannot be determined. TVS471I: The message displays the number of data records sent. The display only contains values when the individual records are processed unblocked. TVS472I: The message displays the number of LUWs that have been processed by the process so far. TVS473I: The message displays the maximum number of concurrent uncommitted LUWs. TVS474I: The message displays the currently open (uncommitted) LUWs. TVS475I: This is the header message for the following informational messages that are all related to bulk transfer or batch compare. TVS478I: The message displays the number of generated INSERT statements or loader records (in case of a BULK transfer). TVS479I: The message displays the number of deleted records during a batch compare process. TVS480I: The message displays the number of updated records during a batch compare process. TVS481I: The message displays the number of unchanged records during a batch compare process.	No action required.
TVS459I: Last state-change...: ...	This message is part of the response to console command 'DISPLAY PROCESS ...' for a specific process name. All relevant information about the process are displayed. The individual messages in the response have the following meaning: TVS453I: The message displays the process name. TVS454I: The message displays the origin of a process (i.e. a data pool or the process has been started by an event). TVS455I: The message displays the class where the process is executed. TVS456I: The message displays the address of the process Task Control Block. If the control block starts with the letter 'E' the process has not been started by the Agent. It is an external process which is connected to this Agent. TVS457I: The message displays date and time when the process was started. TVS458I: The process state indicates that a process is running or waiting. A status of zero (OK) indicates a successful execution. TVS459I: The message displays date and time of the last status change for the process. TVS466I: The message displays the number of control data records received. Control data records can be the start and end of a LUW, ADABAS reset call and many more. TVS467I: The message displays the number of data blocks received. As an example, a data block can be received from a collector/pool or from a sending process and can contain multiple data- or control records. Because the data records are of variable length and compressed the actual number of records cannot be determined. TVS468I: The message displays the number of data records received. The display only contains values when the individual records are processed unblocked. TVS469I: The message displays the number of control data records sent. A control data record may be the start and end of a LUW. TVS470I: The message displays the number of data blocks sent. A data block can be sent by a process and contains multiple data or control records. Because the data records are of variable length and compressed the actual number of records cannot be determined. TVS471I: The message displays the number of data records sent. The display only contains values when the individual records are processed unblocked. TVS472I: The message displays the number of LUWs that have been processed by the process so far. TVS473I: The message displays the maximum number of concurrent uncommitted LUWs. TVS474I: The message displays the currently open (uncommitted) LUWs. TVS475I: This is the header message for the following informational messages that are all related to bulk transfer or batch compare. TVS478I: The message displays the number of generated INSERT statements or loader records (in case of a BULK transfer). TVS479I: The message displays the number of deleted records during a batch compare process. TVS480I: The message displays the number of updated records during a batch compare process. TVS481I: The message displays the number of unchanged records during a batch compare process.	No action required.
TVS466I: Input: Control records..:...	This message is part of the response to console command 'DISPLAY PROCESS ...' for a specific process name. All relevant information about the process are displayed. The individual messages in the response have the following meaning: TVS453I: The message displays the process name. TVS454I: The message displays the origin of a process (i.e. a data pool or the process has been started by an event). TVS455I: The message displays the class where the process is executed. TVS456I: The message displays the address of the process Task Control Block. If the control block starts with the letter 'E' the process has not been started by the Agent. It is an external process which is connected to this Agent. TVS457I: The message displays date and time when the process was started. TVS458I: The process state indicates that a process is running or waiting. A status of zero (OK) indicates a successful execution. TVS459I: The message displays date and time of the last status change for the process. TVS466I: The message displays the number of control data records received. Control data records can be the start and end of a LUW, ADABAS reset call and many more. TVS467I: The message displays the number of data blocks received. As an example, a data block can be received from a collector/pool or from a sending process and can contain multiple data- or control records. Because the data records are of variable length and compressed the actual number of records cannot be determined. TVS468I: The message displays the number of data records received. The display only contains values when the individual records are processed unblocked. TVS469I: The message displays the number of control data records sent. A control data record may be the start and end of a LUW. TVS470I: The message displays the number of data blocks sent. A data block can be sent by a process and contains multiple data or control records. Because the data records are of variable length and compressed the actual number of records cannot be determined. TVS471I: The message displays the number of data records sent. The display only contains values when the individual records are processed unblocked. TVS472I: The message displays the number of LUWs that have been processed by the process so far. TVS473I: The message displays the maximum number of concurrent uncommitted LUWs. TVS474I: The message displays the currently open (uncommitted) LUWs. TVS475I: This is the header message for the following informational messages that are all related to bulk transfer or batch compare. TVS478I: The message displays the number of generated INSERT statements or loader records (in case of a BULK transfer). TVS479I: The message displays the number of deleted records during a batch compare process. TVS480I: The message displays the number of updated records during a batch compare process. TVS481I: The message displays the number of unchanged records during a batch compare process.	No action required.
TVS467I: Data blocks...:...	This message is part of the response to console command 'DISPLAY PROCESS ...' for a specific process name. All relevant information about the process are displayed. The individual messages in the response have the following meaning: TVS453I: The message displays the process name. TVS454I: The message displays the origin of a process (i.e. a data pool or the process has been started by an event). TVS455I: The message displays the class where the process is executed. TVS456I: The message displays the address of the process Task Control Block. If the control block starts with the letter 'E' the process has not been started by the Agent. It is an external process which is connected to this Agent. TVS457I: The message displays date and time when the process was started. TVS458I: The process state indicates that a process is running or waiting. A status of zero (OK) indicates a successful execution. TVS459I: The message displays date and time of the last status change for the process. TVS466I: The message displays the number of control data records received. Control data records can be the start and end of a LUW, ADABAS reset call and many more. TVS467I: The message displays the number of data blocks received. As an example, a data block can be received from a collector/pool or from a sending process and can contain multiple data- or control records. Because the data records are of variable length and compressed the actual number of records cannot be determined. TVS468I: The message displays the number of data records received. The display only contains values when the individual records are processed unblocked. TVS469I: The message displays the number of control data records sent. A control data record may be the start and end of a LUW. TVS470I: The message displays the number of data blocks sent. A data block can be sent by a process and contains multiple data or control records. Because the data records are of variable length and compressed the actual number of records cannot be determined. TVS471I: The message displays the number of data records sent. The display only contains values when the individual records are processed unblocked. TVS472I: The message displays the number of LUWs that have been processed by the process so far. TVS473I: The message displays the maximum number of concurrent uncommitted LUWs. TVS474I: The message displays the currently open (uncommitted) LUWs. TVS475I: This is the header message for the following informational messages that are all related to bulk transfer or batch compare. TVS478I: The message displays the number of generated INSERT statements or loader records (in case of a BULK transfer). TVS479I: The message displays the number of deleted records during a batch compare process. TVS480I: The message displays the number of updated records during a batch compare process. TVS481I: The message displays the number of unchanged records during a batch compare process.	No action required.
TVS468I: Data records...:...	This message is part of the response to console command 'DISPLAY PROCESS ...' for a specific process name. All relevant information about the process are displayed. The individual messages in the response have the following meaning: TVS453I: The message displays the process name. TVS454I: The message displays the origin of a process (i.e. a data pool or the process has been started by an event). TVS455I: The message displays the class where the process is executed. TVS456I: The message displays the address of the process Task Control Block. If the control block starts with the letter 'E' the process has not been started by the Agent. It is an external process which is connected to this Agent. TVS457I: The message displays date and time when the process was started. TVS458I: The process state indicates that a process is running or waiting. A status of zero (OK) indicates a successful execution. TVS459I: The message displays date and time of the last status change for the process. TVS466I: The message displays the number of control data records received. Control data records can be the start and end of a LUW, ADABAS reset call and many more. TVS467I: The message displays the number of data blocks received. As an example, a data block can be received from a collector/pool or from a sending process and can contain multiple data- or control records. Because the data records are of variable length and compressed the actual number of records cannot be determined. TVS468I: The message displays the number of data records received. The display only contains values when the individual records are processed unblocked. TVS469I: The message displays the number of control data records sent. A control data record may be the start and end of a LUW. TVS470I: The message displays the number of data blocks sent. A data block can be sent by a process and contains multiple data or control records. Because the data records are of variable length and compressed the actual number of records cannot be determined. TVS471I: The message displays the number of data records sent. The display only contains values when the individual records are processed unblocked. TVS472I: The message displays the number of LUWs that have been processed by the process so far. TVS473I: The message displays the maximum number of concurrent uncommitted LUWs. TVS474I: The message displays the currently open (uncommitted) LUWs. TVS475I: This is the header message for the following informational messages that are all related to bulk transfer or batch compare. TVS478I: The message displays the number of generated INSERT statements or loader records (in case of a BULK transfer). TVS479I: The message displays the number of deleted records during a batch compare process. TVS480I: The message displays the number of updated records during a batch compare process. TVS481I: The message displays the number of unchanged records during a batch compare process.	No action required.
TVS469I: Output: Control records..:...	This message is part of the response to console command 'DISPLAY PROCESS ...' for a specific process name. All relevant information about the process are displayed. The individual messages in the response have the following meaning: TVS453I: The message displays the process name. TVS454I: The message displays the origin of a process (i.e. a data pool or the process has been started by an event). TVS455I: The message displays the class where the process is executed. TVS456I: The message displays the address of the process Task Control Block. If the control block starts with the letter 'E' the process has not been started by the Agent. It is an external process which is connected to this Agent. TVS457I: The message displays date and time when the process was started. TVS458I: The process state indicates that a process is running or waiting. A status of zero (OK) indicates a successful execution. TVS459I: The message displays date and time of the last status change for the process. TVS466I: The message displays the number of control data records received. Control data records can be the start and end of a LUW, ADABAS reset call and many more. TVS467I: The message displays the number of data blocks received. As an example, a data block can be received from a collector/pool or from a sending process and can contain multiple data- or control records. Because the data records are of variable length and compressed the actual number of records cannot be determined. TVS468I: The message displays the number of data records received. The display only contains values when the individual records are processed unblocked. TVS469I: The message displays the number of control data records sent. A control data record may be the start and end of a LUW. TVS470I: The message displays the number of data blocks sent. A data block can be sent by a process and contains multiple data or control records. Because the data records are of variable length and compressed the actual number of records cannot be determined. TVS471I: The message displays the number of data records sent. The display only contains values when the individual records are processed unblocked. TVS472I: The message displays the number of LUWs that have been processed by the process so far. TVS473I: The message displays the maximum number of concurrent uncommitted LUWs. TVS474I: The message displays the currently open (uncommitted) LUWs. TVS475I: This is the header message for the following informational messages that are all related to bulk transfer or batch compare. TVS478I: The message displays the number of generated INSERT statements or loader records (in case of a BULK transfer). TVS479I: The message displays the number of deleted records during a batch compare process. TVS480I: The message displays the number of updated records during a batch compare process. TVS481I: The message displays the number of unchanged records during a batch compare process.	No action required.
TVS470I: Data blocks...:... T	This message is part of the response to console command 'DISPLAY PROCESS ...' for a specific process name. All relevant information about the process are displayed. The individual messages in the response have the following meaning: TVS453I: The message displays the process name. TVS454I: The message displays the origin of a process (i.e. a data pool or the process has been started by an event). TVS455I: The message displays the class where the process is executed. TVS456I: The message displays the address of the process Task Control Block. If the control block starts with the letter 'E' the process has not been started by the Agent. It is an external process which is connected to this Agent. TVS457I: The message displays date and time when the process was started. TVS458I: The process state indicates that a process is running or waiting. A status of zero (OK) indicates a successful execution. TVS459I: The message displays date and time of the last status change for the process. TVS466I: The message displays the number of control data records received. Control data records can be the start and end of a LUW, ADABAS reset call and many more. TVS467I: The message displays the number of data blocks received. As an example, a data block can be received from a collector/pool or from a sending process and can contain multiple data- or control records. Because the data records are of variable length and compressed the actual number of records cannot be determined. TVS468I: The message displays the number of data records received. The display only contains values when the individual records are processed unblocked. TVS469I: The message displays the number of control data records sent. A control data record may be the start and end of a LUW. TVS470I: The message displays the number of data blocks sent. A data block can be sent by a process and contains multiple data or control records. Because the data records are of variable length and compressed the actual number of records cannot be determined. TVS471I: The message displays the number of data records sent. The display only contains values when the individual records are processed unblocked. TVS472I: The message displays the number of LUWs that have been processed by the process so far. TVS473I: The message displays the maximum number of concurrent uncommitted LUWs. TVS474I: The message displays the currently open (uncommitted) LUWs. TVS475I: This is the header message for the following informational messages that are all related to bulk transfer or batch compare. TVS478I: The message displays the number of generated INSERT statements or loader records (in case of a BULK transfer). TVS479I: The message displays the number of deleted records during a batch compare process. TVS480I: The message displays the number of updated records during a batch compare process. TVS481I: The message displays the number of unchanged records during a batch compare process.	No action required.
TVS471I: Data records...:...	This message is part of the response to console command 'DISPLAY PROCESS ...' for a specific process name. All relevant information about the process are displayed. The individual messages in the response have the following meaning: TVS453I: The message displays the process name. TVS454I: The message displays the origin of a process (i.e. a data pool or the process has been started by an event). TVS455I: The message displays the class where the process is executed. TVS456I: The message displays the address of the process Task Control Block. If the control block starts with the letter 'E' the process has not been started by the Agent. It is an external process which is connected to this Agent. TVS457I: The message displays date and time when the process was started. TVS458I: The process state indicates that a process is running or waiting. A status of zero (OK) indicates a successful execution. TVS459I: The message displays date and time of the last status change for the process. TVS466I: The message displays the number of control data records received. Control data records can be the start and end of a LUW, ADABAS reset call and many more. TVS467I: The message displays the number of data blocks received. As an example, a data block can be received from a collector/pool or from a sending process and can contain multiple data- or control records. Because the data records are of variable length and compressed the actual number of records cannot be determined. TVS468I: The message displays the number of data records received. The display only contains values when the individual records are processed unblocked. TVS469I: The message displays the number of control data records sent. A control data record may be the start and end of a LUW. TVS470I: The message displays the number of data blocks sent. A data block can be sent by a process and contains multiple data or control records. Because the data records are of variable length and compressed the actual number of records cannot be determined. TVS471I: The message displays the number of data records sent. The display only contains values when the individual records are processed unblocked. TVS472I: The message displays the number of LUWs that have been processed by the process so far. TVS473I: The message displays the maximum number of concurrent uncommitted LUWs. TVS474I: The message displays the currently open (uncommitted) LUWs. TVS475I: This is the header message for the following informational messages that are all related to bulk transfer or batch compare. TVS478I: The message displays the number of generated INSERT statements or loader records (in case of a BULK transfer). TVS479I: The message displays the number of deleted records during a batch compare process. TVS480I: The message displays the number of updated records during a batch compare process. TVS481I: The message displays the number of unchanged records during a batch compare process.	No action required.
TVS472I: LUWs: Number...:...	This message is part of the response to console command 'DISPLAY PROCESS ...' for a specific process name. All relevant information about the process are displayed. The individual messages in the response have the following meaning: TVS453I: The message displays the process name. TVS454I: The message displays the origin of a process (i.e. a data pool or the process has been started by an event). TVS455I: The message displays the class where the process is executed. TVS456I: The message displays the address of the process Task Control Block. If the control block starts with the letter 'E' the process has not been started by the Agent. It is an external process which is connected to this Agent. TVS457I: The message displays date and time when the process was started. TVS458I: The process state indicates that a process is running or waiting. A status of zero (OK) indicates a successful execution. TVS459I: The message displays date and time of the last status change for the process. TVS466I: The message displays the number of control data records received. Control data records can be the start and end of a LUW, ADABAS reset call and many more. TVS467I: The message displays the number of data blocks received. As an example, a data block can be received from a collector/pool or from a sending process and can contain multiple data- or control records. Because the data records are of variable length and compressed the actual number of records cannot be determined. TVS468I: The message displays the number of data records received. The display only contains values when the individual records are processed unblocked. TVS469I: The message displays the number of control data records sent. A control data record may be the start and end of a LUW. TVS470I: The message displays the number of data blocks sent. A data block can be sent by a process and contains multiple data or control records. Because the data records are of variable length and compressed the actual number of records cannot be determined. TVS471I: The message displays the number of data records sent. The display only contains values when the individual records are processed unblocked. TVS472I: The message displays the number of LUWs that have been processed by the process so far. TVS473I: The message displays the maximum number of concurrent uncommitted LUWs. TVS474I: The message displays the currently open (uncommitted) LUWs. TVS475I: This is the header message for the following informational messages that are all related to bulk transfer or batch compare. TVS478I: The message displays the number of generated INSERT statements or loader records (in case of a BULK transfer). TVS479I: The message displays the number of deleted records during a batch compare process. TVS480I: The message displays the number of updated records during a batch compare process. TVS481I: The message displays the number of unchanged records during a batch compare process.	No action required.
TVS473I: Max. Concurrent...:...	This message is part of the response to console command 'DISPLAY PROCESS ...' for a specific process name. All relevant information about the process are displayed. The individual messages in the response have the following meaning: TVS453I: The message displays the process name. TVS454I: The message displays the origin of a process (i.e. a data pool or the process has been started by an event). TVS455I: The message displays the class where the process is executed. TVS456I: The message displays the address of the process Task Control Block. If the control block starts with the letter 'E' the process has not been started by the Agent. It is an external process which is connected to this Agent. TVS457I: The message displays date and time when the process was started. TVS458I: The process state indicates that a process is running or waiting. A status of zero (OK) indicates a successful execution. TVS459I: The message displays date and time of the last status change for the process. TVS466I: The message displays the number of control data records received. Control data records can be the start and end of a LUW, ADABAS reset call and many more. TVS467I: The message displays the number of data blocks received. As an example, a data block can be received from a collector/pool or from a sending process and can contain multiple data- or control records. Because the data records are of variable length and compressed the actual number of records cannot be determined. TVS468I: The message displays the number of data records received. The display only contains values when the individual records are processed unblocked. TVS469I: The message displays the number of control data records sent. A control data record may be the start and end of a LUW. TVS470I: The message displays the number of data blocks sent. A data block can be sent by a process and contains multiple data or control records. Because the data records are of variable length and compressed the actual number of records cannot be determined. TVS471I: The message displays the number of data records sent. The display only contains values when the individual records are processed unblocked. TVS472I: The message displays the number of LUWs that have been processed by the process so far. TVS473I: The message displays the maximum number of concurrent uncommitted LUWs. TVS474I: The message displays the currently open (uncommitted) LUWs. TVS475I: This is the header message for the following informational messages that are all related to bulk transfer or batch compare. TVS478I: The message displays the number of generated INSERT statements or loader records (in case of a BULK transfer). TVS479I: The message displays the number of deleted records during a batch compare process. TVS480I: The message displays the number of updated records during a batch compare process. TVS481I: The message displays the number of unchanged records during a batch compare process.	No action required.
TVS474I: Uncommitted...:...	This message is part of the response to console command 'DISPLAY PROCESS ...' for a specific process name. All relevant information about the process are displayed. The individual messages in the response have the following meaning: TVS453I: The message displays the process name. TVS454I: The message displays the origin of a process (i.e. a data pool or the process has been started by an event). TVS455I: The message displays the class where the process is executed. TVS456I: The message displays the address of the process Task Control Block. If the control block starts with the letter 'E' the process has not been started by the Agent. It is an external process which is connected to this Agent. TVS457I: The message displays date and time when the process was started. TVS458I: The process state indicates that a process is running or waiting. A status of zero (OK) indicates a successful execution. TVS459I: The message displays date and time of the last status change for the process. TVS466I: The message displays the number of control data records received. Control data records can be the start and end of a LUW, ADABAS reset call and many more. TVS467I: The message displays the number of data blocks received. As an example, a data block can be received from a collector/pool or from a sending process and can contain multiple data- or control records. Because the data records are of variable length and compressed the actual number of records cannot be determined. TVS468I: The message displays the number of data records received. The display only contains values when the individual records are processed unblocked. TVS469I: The message displays the number of control data records sent. A control data record may be the start and end of a LUW. TVS470I: The message displays the number of data blocks sent. A data block can be sent by a process and contains multiple data or control records. Because the data records are of variable length and compressed the actual number of records cannot be determined. TVS471I: The message displays the number of data records sent. The display only contains values when the individual records are processed unblocked. TVS472I: The message displays the number of LUWs that have been processed by the process so far. TVS473I: The message displays the maximum number of concurrent uncommitted LUWs. TVS474I: The message displays the currently open (uncommitted) LUWs. TVS475I: This is the header message for the following informational messages that are all related to bulk transfer or batch compare. TVS478I: The message displays the number of generated INSERT statements or loader records (in case of a BULK transfer). TVS479I: The message displays the number of deleted records during a batch compare process. TVS480I: The message displays the number of updated records during a batch compare process. TVS481I: The message displays the number of unchanged records during a batch compare process.	No action required.
TVS475I: Bulktransfer/BatchCompare:	This message is part of the response to console command 'DISPLAY PROCESS ...' for a specific process name. All relevant information about the process are displayed. The individual messages in the response have the following meaning: TVS453I: The message displays the process name. TVS454I: The message displays the origin of a process (i.e. a data pool or the process has been started by an event). TVS455I: The message displays the class where the process is executed. TVS456I: The message displays the address of the process Task Control Block. If the control block starts with the letter 'E' the process has not been started by the Agent. It is an external process which is connected to this Agent. TVS457I: The message displays date and time when the process was started. TVS458I: The process state indicates that a process is running or waiting. A status of zero (OK) indicates a successful execution. TVS459I: The message displays date and time of the last status change for the process. TVS466I: The message displays the number of control data records received. Control data records can be the start and end of a LUW, ADABAS reset call and many more. TVS467I: The message displays the number of data blocks received. As an example, a data block can be received from a collector/pool or from a sending process and can contain multiple data- or control records. Because the data records are of variable length and compressed the actual number of records cannot be determined. TVS468I: The message displays the number of data records received. The display only contains values when the individual records are processed unblocked. TVS469I: The message displays the number of control data records sent. A control data record may be the start and end of a LUW. TVS470I: The message displays the number of data blocks sent. A data block can be sent by a process and contains multiple data or control records. Because the data records are of variable length and compressed the actual number of records cannot be determined. TVS471I: The message displays the number of data records sent. The display only contains values when the individual records are processed unblocked. TVS472I: The message displays the number of LUWs that have been processed by the process so far. TVS473I: The message displays the maximum number of concurrent uncommitted LUWs. TVS474I: The message displays the currently open (uncommitted) LUWs. TVS475I: This is the header message for the following informational messages that are all related to bulk transfer or batch compare. TVS478I: The message displays the number of generated INSERT statements or loader records (in case of a BULK transfer). TVS479I: The message displays the number of deleted records during a batch compare process. TVS480I: The message displays the number of updated records during a batch compare process. TVS481I: The message displays the number of unchanged records during a batch compare process.	No action required.
TVS478I: Records inserted...:...	This message is part of the response to console command 'DISPLAY PROCESS ...' for a specific process name. All relevant information about the process are displayed. The individual messages in the response have the following meaning: TVS453I: The message displays the process name. TVS454I: The message displays the origin of a process (i.e. a data pool or the process has been started by an event). TVS455I: The message displays the class where the process is executed. TVS456I: The message displays the address of the process Task Control Block. If the control block starts with the letter 'E' the process has not been started by the Agent. It is an external process which is connected to this Agent. TVS457I: The message displays date and time when the process was started. TVS458I: The process state indicates that a process is running or waiting. A status of zero (OK) indicates a successful execution. TVS459I: The message displays date and time of the last status change for the process. TVS466I: The message displays the number of control data records received. Control data records can be the start and end of a LUW, ADABAS reset call and many more. TVS467I: The message displays the number of data blocks received. As an example, a data block can be received from a collector/pool or from a sending process and can contain multiple data- or control records. Because the data records are of variable length and compressed the actual number of records cannot be determined. TVS468I: The message displays the number of data records received. The display only contains values when the individual records are processed unblocked. TVS469I: The message displays the number of control data records sent. A control data record may be the start and end of a LUW. TVS470I: The message displays the number of data blocks sent. A data block can be sent by a process and contains multiple data or control records. Because the data records are of variable length and compressed the actual number of records cannot be determined. TVS471I: The message displays the number of data records sent. The display only contains values when the individual records are processed unblocked. TVS472I: The message displays the number of LUWs that have been processed by the process so far. TVS473I: The message displays the maximum number of concurrent uncommitted LUWs. TVS474I: The message displays the currently open (uncommitted) LUWs. TVS475I: This is the header message for the following informational messages that are all related to bulk transfer or batch compare. TVS478I: The message displays the number of generated INSERT statements or loader records (in case of a BULK transfer). TVS479I: The message displays the number of deleted records during a batch compare process. TVS480I: The message displays the number of updated records during a batch compare process. TVS481I: The message displays the number of unchanged records during a batch compare process.	No action required.
TVS479I: Records deleted...:...	This message is part of the response to console command 'DISPLAY PROCESS ...' for a specific process name. All relevant information about the process are displayed. The individual messages in the response have the following meaning: TVS453I: The message displays the process name. TVS454I: The message displays the origin of a process (i.e. a data pool or the process has been started by an event). TVS455I: The message displays the class where the process is executed. TVS456I: The message displays the address of the process Task Control Block. If the control block starts with the letter 'E' the process has not been started by the Agent. It is an external process which is connected to this Agent. TVS457I: The message displays date and time when the process was started. TVS458I: The process state indicates that a process is running or waiting. A status of zero (OK) indicates a successful execution. TVS459I: The message displays date and time of the last status change for the process. TVS466I: The message displays the number of control data records received. Control data records can be the start and end of a LUW, ADABAS reset call and many more. TVS467I: The message displays the number of data blocks received. As an example, a data block can be received from a collector/pool or from a sending process and can contain multiple data- or control records. Because the data records are of variable length and compressed the actual number of records cannot be determined. TVS468I: The message displays the number of data records received. The display only contains values when the individual records are processed unblocked. TVS469I: The message displays the number of control data records sent. A control data record may be the start and end of a LUW. TVS470I: The message displays the number of data blocks sent. A data block can be sent by a process and contains multiple data or control records. Because the data records are of variable length and compressed the actual number of records cannot be determined. TVS471I: The message displays the number of data records sent. The display only contains values when the individual records are processed unblocked. TVS472I: The message displays the number of LUWs that have been processed by the process so far. TVS473I: The message displays the maximum number of concurrent uncommitted LUWs. TVS474I: The message displays the currently open (uncommitted) LUWs. TVS475I: This is the header message for the following informational messages that are all related to bulk transfer or batch compare. TVS478I: The message displays the number of generated INSERT statements or loader records (in case of a BULK transfer). TVS479I: The message displays the number of deleted records during a batch compare process. TVS480I: The message displays the number of updated records during a batch compare process. TVS481I: The message displays the number of unchanged records during a batch compare process.	No action required.
TVS480I: Records changed...:...	This message is part of the response to console command 'DISPLAY PROCESS ...' for a specific process name. All relevant information about the process are displayed. The individual messages in the response have the following meaning: TVS453I: The message displays the process name. TVS454I: The message displays the origin of a process (i.e. a data pool or the process has been started by an event). TVS455I: The message displays the class where the process is executed. TVS456I: The message displays the address of the process Task Control Block. If the control block starts with the letter 'E' the process has not been started by the Agent. It is an external process which is connected to this Agent. TVS457I: The message displays date and time when the process was started. TVS458I: The process state indicates that a process is running or waiting. A status of zero (OK) indicates a successful execution. TVS459I: The message displays date and time of the last status change for the process. TVS466I: The message displays the number of control data records received. Control data records can be the start and end of a LUW, ADABAS reset call and many more. TVS467I: The message displays the number of data blocks received. As an example, a data block can be received from a collector/pool or from a sending process and can contain multiple data- or control records. Because the data records are of variable length and compressed the actual number of records cannot be determined. TVS468I: The message displays the number of data records received. The display only contains values when the individual records are processed unblocked. TVS469I: The message displays the number of control data records sent. A control data record may be the start and end of a LUW. TVS470I: The message displays the number of data blocks sent. A data block can be sent by a process and contains multiple data or control records. Because the data records are of variable length and compressed the actual number of records cannot be determined. TVS471I: The message displays the number of data records sent. The display only contains values when the individual records are processed unblocked. TVS472I: The message displays the number of LUWs that have been processed by the process so far. TVS473I: The message displays the maximum number of concurrent uncommitted LUWs. TVS474I: The message displays the currently open (uncommitted) LUWs. TVS475I: This is the header message for the following informational messages that are all related to bulk transfer or batch compare. TVS478I: The message displays the number of generated INSERT statements or loader records (in case of a BULK transfer). TVS479I: The message displays the number of deleted records during a batch compare process. TVS480I: The message displays the number of updated records during a batch compare process. TVS481I: The message displays the number of unchanged records during a batch compare process.	No action required.
TVS481I: Records unchanged...:...	This message is part of the response to console command 'DISPLAY PROCESS ...' for a specific process name. All relevant information about the process are displayed. The individual messages in the response have the following meaning: TVS453I: The message displays the process name. TVS454I: The message displays the origin of a process (i.e. a data pool or the process has been started by an event). TVS455I: The message displays the class where the process is executed. TVS456I: The message displays the address of the process Task Control Block. If the control block starts with the letter 'E' the process has not been started by the Agent. It is an external process which is connected to this Agent. TVS457I: The message displays date and time when the process was started. TVS458I: The process state indicates that a process is running or waiting. A status of zero (OK) indicates a successful execution. TVS459I: The message displays date and time of the last status change for the process. TVS466I: The message displays the number of control data records received. Control data records can be the start and end of a LUW, ADABAS reset call and many more. TVS467I: The message displays the number of data blocks received. As an example, a data block can be received from a collector/pool or from a sending process and can contain multiple data- or control records. Because the data records are of variable length and compressed the actual number of records cannot be determined. TVS468I: The message displays the number of data records received. The display only contains values when the individual records are processed unblocked. TVS469I: The message displays the number of control data records sent. A control data record may be the start and end of a LUW. TVS470I: The message displays the number of data blocks sent. A data block can be sent by a process and contains multiple data or control records. Because the data records are of variable length and compressed the actual number of records cannot be determined. TVS471I: The message displays the number of data records sent. The display only contains values when the individual records are processed unblocked. TVS472I: The message displays the number of LUWs that have been processed by the process so far. TVS473I: The message displays the maximum number of concurrent uncommitted LUWs. TVS474I: The message displays the currently open (uncommitted) LUWs. TVS475I: This is the header message for the following informational messages that are all related to bulk transfer or batch compare. TVS478I: The message displays the number of generated INSERT statements or loader records (in case of a BULK transfer). TVS479I: The message displays the number of deleted records during a batch compare process. TVS480I: The message displays the number of updated records during a batch compare process. TVS481I: The message displays the number of unchanged records during a batch compare process.	No action required.
TVS486W: Process name is not unique. Specify TCB=	An attempt has been made to stop a process task and only a name has been supplied. However the process is executing multiple times and must be identified by the TCB address.	Specify the address of the TCB to uniquely identify the process.
TVS488I: List of jobs (... entries):	Console command 'DISPLAY JOB ALL' has been issued. This message is the header line for the information that follow this message. The message contains the number of entries that will be displayed. The individual entry is identified by message number TVS489I.	No action required.
TVS489I: ID: ..., PROCESS=...	Console command 'DISPLAY JOB ALL' has been issued. This message represents a list entry. The unique Event-ID and the name of the process is displayed.	No action required.
TVS490E: Job not found.	An attempt has been made to display information about a scheduler process. A job with the specified ID however could not be found.	Repeat the command and use a correct ID. A list of all active IDs can be obtained using the console command 'DISPLAY JOB ALL'.
TVS491I: Job-ID...: ...	This message is part of the response to console command 'DISPLAY JOB ...' where a specific event ID has been specified. Detailed information about the process follow this message. The messages of the block have the following meaning: TVS491I: A unique JobID that has been assigned by the Agent. TVS492I: The process name that should be started for the event. TVS493I: The time stamp for the first start of the process. It may be in the past. TVS495I: The message displays the time stamp of the next planned start. The information is only available when the start is in the future. If no next start is available the field contains 'N/A'. TVS496I: The message informs whether the specified process is currently active, i.e. executing. TVS497I: The message displays the time stamp of the last start of the process. TVS498I: The message displays the time stamp of the last termination of the process. TVS499I: The message displays the return code of the process if it has already been executed. In addition to this block of messages the message block for process information is displayed. TVS466I: The message displays the number of control data records received. Control data records can be the start and end of a LUW, ADABAS reset call and many more. TVS467I: The message displays the number of data blocks received. As an example, a data block can be received from a collector/pool or from a sending process and can contain multiple data- or control records. Because the data records are of variable length and compressed the actual number of records cannot be determined. TVS468I: The message displays the number of data records received. The display only contains values when the individual records are processed unblocked. TVS469I: The message displays the number of control data records sent. A control data record may be the start and end of a LUW. TVS470I: The message displays the number of data blocks sent. A data block can be sent by a process and contains multiple data or control records. Because the data records are of variable length and compressed the actual number of records cannot be determined. TVS471I: The message displays the number of data records sent. The display only contains values when the individual records are processed unblocked. TVS472I: The message displays the number of LUWs that have been processed by the process so far. TVS473I: The message displays the maximum number of concurrent uncommitted LUWs. TVS474I: The message displays the currently open (uncommitted) LUWs. TVS475I: This is the header message for the following informational messages that are all related to bulk transfer or batch compare. TVS478I: The message displays the number of generated INSERT statements or loader records (in case of a BULK transfer). TVS479I: The message displays the number of deleted records during a batch compare process. This information does not relate to a BULK transfer. TVS480I: The message displays the number of updated records during a batch compare process. This information does not relate to a BULK transfer. TVS481I: The message displays the number of unchanged records during a batch compare process. This information does not relate to a BULK transfer.	No action required.
TVS492I: Process Name...: ... T	This message is part of the response to console command 'DISPLAY JOB ...' where a specific event ID has been specified. Detailed information about the process follow this message. The messages of the block have the following meaning: TVS491I: A unique JobID that has been assigned by the Agent. TVS492I: The process name that should be started for the event. TVS493I: The time stamp for the first start of the process. It may be in the past. TVS495I: The message displays the time stamp of the next planned start. The information is only available when the start is in the future. If no next start is available the field contains 'N/A'. TVS496I: The message informs whether the specified process is currently active, i.e. executing. TVS497I: The message displays the time stamp of the last start of the process. TVS498I: The message displays the time stamp of the last termination of the process. TVS499I: The message displays the return code of the process if it has already been executed. In addition to this block of messages the message block for process information is displayed. TVS466I: The message displays the number of control data records received. Control data records can be the start and end of a LUW, ADABAS reset call and many more. TVS467I: The message displays the number of data blocks received. As an example, a data block can be received from a collector/pool or from a sending process and can contain multiple data- or control records. Because the data records are of variable length and compressed the actual number of records cannot be determined. TVS468I: The message displays the number of data records received. The display only contains values when the individual records are processed unblocked. TVS469I: The message displays the number of control data records sent. A control data record may be the start and end of a LUW. TVS470I: The message displays the number of data blocks sent. A data block can be sent by a process and contains multiple data or control records. Because the data records are of variable length and compressed the actual number of records cannot be determined. TVS471I: The message displays the number of data records sent. The display only contains values when the individual records are processed unblocked. TVS472I: The message displays the number of LUWs that have been processed by the process so far. TVS473I: The message displays the maximum number of concurrent uncommitted LUWs. TVS474I: The message displays the currently open (uncommitted) LUWs. TVS475I: This is the header message for the following informational messages that are all related to bulk transfer or batch compare. TVS478I: The message displays the number of generated INSERT statements or loader records (in case of a BULK transfer). TVS479I: The message displays the number of deleted records during a batch compare process. This information does not relate to a BULK transfer. TVS480I: The message displays the number of updated records during a batch compare process. This information does not relate to a BULK transfer. TVS481I: The message displays the number of unchanged records during a batch compare process. This information does not relate to a BULK transfer.	No action required.
TVS493I: Date/Time of scheduled start: ...	This message is part of the response to console command 'DISPLAY JOB ...' where a specific event ID has been specified. Detailed information about the process follow this message. The messages of the block have the following meaning: TVS491I: A unique JobID that has been assigned by the Agent. TVS492I: The process name that should be started for the event. TVS493I: The time stamp for the first start of the process. It may be in the past. TVS495I: The message displays the time stamp of the next planned start. The information is only available when the start is in the future. If no next start is available the field contains 'N/A'. TVS496I: The message informs whether the specified process is currently active, i.e. executing. TVS497I: The message displays the time stamp of the last start of the process. TVS498I: The message displays the time stamp of the last termination of the process. TVS499I: The message displays the return code of the process if it has already been executed. In addition to this block of messages the message block for process information is displayed. TVS466I: The message displays the number of control data records received. Control data records can be the start and end of a LUW, ADABAS reset call and many more. TVS467I: The message displays the number of data blocks received. As an example, a data block can be received from a collector/pool or from a sending process and can contain multiple data- or control records. Because the data records are of variable length and compressed the actual number of records cannot be determined. TVS468I: The message displays the number of data records received. The display only contains values when the individual records are processed unblocked. TVS469I: The message displays the number of control data records sent. A control data record may be the start and end of a LUW. TVS470I: The message displays the number of data blocks sent. A data block can be sent by a process and contains multiple data or control records. Because the data records are of variable length and compressed the actual number of records cannot be determined. TVS471I: The message displays the number of data records sent. The display only contains values when the individual records are processed unblocked. TVS472I: The message displays the number of LUWs that have been processed by the process so far. TVS473I: The message displays the maximum number of concurrent uncommitted LUWs. TVS474I: The message displays the currently open (uncommitted) LUWs. TVS475I: This is the header message for the following informational messages that are all related to bulk transfer or batch compare. TVS478I: The message displays the number of generated INSERT statements or loader records (in case of a BULK transfer). TVS479I: The message displays the number of deleted records during a batch compare process. This information does not relate to a BULK transfer. TVS480I: The message displays the number of updated records during a batch compare process. This information does not relate to a BULK transfer. TVS481I: The message displays the number of unchanged records during a batch compare process. This information does not relate to a BULK transfer.	No action required.
TVS495I: Date/Time of next start...: ...	This message is part of the response to console command 'DISPLAY JOB ...' where a specific event ID has been specified. Detailed information about the process follow this message. The messages of the block have the following meaning: TVS491I: A unique JobID that has been assigned by the Agent. TVS492I: The process name that should be started for the event. TVS493I: The time stamp for the first start of the process. It may be in the past. TVS495I: The message displays the time stamp of the next planned start. The information is only available when the start is in the future. If no next start is available the field contains 'N/A'. TVS496I: The message informs whether the specified process is currently active, i.e. executing. TVS497I: The message displays the time stamp of the last start of the process. TVS498I: The message displays the time stamp of the last termination of the process. TVS499I: The message displays the return code of the process if it has already been executed. In addition to this block of messages the message block for process information is displayed. TVS466I: The message displays the number of control data records received. Control data records can be the start and end of a LUW, ADABAS reset call and many more. TVS467I: The message displays the number of data blocks received. As an example, a data block can be received from a collector/pool or from a sending process and can contain multiple data- or control records. Because the data records are of variable length and compressed the actual number of records cannot be determined. TVS468I: The message displays the number of data records received. The display only contains values when the individual records are processed unblocked. TVS469I: The message displays the number of control data records sent. A control data record may be the start and end of a LUW. TVS470I: The message displays the number of data blocks sent. A data block can be sent by a process and contains multiple data or control records. Because the data records are of variable length and compressed the actual number of records cannot be determined. TVS471I: The message displays the number of data records sent. The display only contains values when the individual records are processed unblocked. TVS472I: The message displays the number of LUWs that have been processed by the process so far. TVS473I: The message displays the maximum number of concurrent uncommitted LUWs. TVS474I: The message displays the currently open (uncommitted) LUWs. TVS475I: This is the header message for the following informational messages that are all related to bulk transfer or batch compare. TVS478I: The message displays the number of generated INSERT statements or loader records (in case of a BULK transfer). TVS479I: The message displays the number of deleted records during a batch compare process. This information does not relate to a BULK transfer. TVS480I: The message displays the number of updated records during a batch compare process. This information does not relate to a BULK transfer. TVS481I: The message displays the number of unchanged records during a batch compare process. This information does not relate to a BULK transfer.	No action required.
TVS496I: Active process...: ...	This message is part of the response to console command 'DISPLAY JOB ...' where a specific event ID has been specified. Detailed information about the process follow this message. The messages of the block have the following meaning: TVS491I: A unique JobID that has been assigned by the Agent. TVS492I: The process name that should be started for the event. TVS493I: The time stamp for the first start of the process. It may be in the past. TVS495I: The message displays the time stamp of the next planned start. The information is only available when the start is in the future. If no next start is available the field contains 'N/A'. TVS496I: The message informs whether the specified process is currently active, i.e. executing. TVS497I: The message displays the time stamp of the last start of the process. TVS498I: The message displays the time stamp of the last termination of the process. TVS499I: The message displays the return code of the process if it has already been executed. In addition to this block of messages the message block for process information is displayed. TVS466I: The message displays the number of control data records received. Control data records can be the start and end of a LUW, ADABAS reset call and many more. TVS467I: The message displays the number of data blocks received. As an example, a data block can be received from a collector/pool or from a sending process and can contain multiple data- or control records. Because the data records are of variable length and compressed the actual number of records cannot be determined. TVS468I: The message displays the number of data records received. The display only contains values when the individual records are processed unblocked. TVS469I: The message displays the number of control data records sent. A control data record may be the start and end of a LUW. TVS470I: The message displays the number of data blocks sent. A data block can be sent by a process and contains multiple data or control records. Because the data records are of variable length and compressed the actual number of records cannot be determined. TVS471I: The message displays the number of data records sent. The display only contains values when the individual records are processed unblocked. TVS472I: The message displays the number of LUWs that have been processed by the process so far. TVS473I: The message displays the maximum number of concurrent uncommitted LUWs. TVS474I: The message displays the currently open (uncommitted) LUWs. TVS475I: This is the header message for the following informational messages that are all related to bulk transfer or batch compare. TVS478I: The message displays the number of generated INSERT statements or loader records (in case of a BULK transfer). TVS479I: The message displays the number of deleted records during a batch compare process. This information does not relate to a BULK transfer. TVS480I: The message displays the number of updated records during a batch compare process. This information does not relate to a BULK transfer. TVS481I: The message displays the number of unchanged records during a batch compare process. This information does not relate to a BULK transfer.	No action required.
TVS497I: Last run Start...: ...	This message is part of the response to console command 'DISPLAY JOB ...' where a specific event ID has been specified. Detailed information about the process follow this message. The messages of the block have the following meaning: TVS491I: A unique JobID that has been assigned by the Agent. TVS492I: The process name that should be started for the event. TVS493I: The time stamp for the first start of the process. It may be in the past. TVS495I: The message displays the time stamp of the next planned start. The information is only available when the start is in the future. If no next start is available the field contains 'N/A'. TVS496I: The message informs whether the specified process is currently active, i.e. executing. TVS497I: The message displays the time stamp of the last start of the process. TVS498I: The message displays the time stamp of the last termination of the process. TVS499I: The message displays the return code of the process if it has already been executed. In addition to this block of messages the message block for process information is displayed. TVS466I: The message displays the number of control data records received. Control data records can be the start and end of a LUW, ADABAS reset call and many more. TVS467I: The message displays the number of data blocks received. As an example, a data block can be received from a collector/pool or from a sending process and can contain multiple data- or control records. Because the data records are of variable length and compressed the actual number of records cannot be determined. TVS468I: The message displays the number of data records received. The display only contains values when the individual records are processed unblocked. TVS469I: The message displays the number of control data records sent. A control data record may be the start and end of a LUW. TVS470I: The message displays the number of data blocks sent. A data block can be sent by a process and contains multiple data or control records. Because the data records are of variable length and compressed the actual number of records cannot be determined. TVS471I: The message displays the number of data records sent. The display only contains values when the individual records are processed unblocked. TVS472I: The message displays the number of LUWs that have been processed by the process so far. TVS473I: The message displays the maximum number of concurrent uncommitted LUWs. TVS474I: The message displays the currently open (uncommitted) LUWs. TVS475I: This is the header message for the following informational messages that are all related to bulk transfer or batch compare. TVS478I: The message displays the number of generated INSERT statements or loader records (in case of a BULK transfer). TVS479I: The message displays the number of deleted records during a batch compare process. This information does not relate to a BULK transfer. TVS480I: The message displays the number of updated records during a batch compare process. This information does not relate to a BULK transfer. TVS481I: The message displays the number of unchanged records during a batch compare process. This information does not relate to a BULK transfer.	No action required.
TVS498I: Last run End ...: ...	This message is part of the response to console command 'DISPLAY JOB ...' where a specific event ID has been specified. Detailed information about the process follow this message. The messages of the block have the following meaning: TVS491I: A unique JobID that has been assigned by the Agent. TVS492I: The process name that should be started for the event. TVS493I: The time stamp for the first start of the process. It may be in the past. TVS495I: The message displays the time stamp of the next planned start. The information is only available when the start is in the future. If no next start is available the field contains 'N/A'. TVS496I: The message informs whether the specified process is currently active, i.e. executing. TVS497I: The message displays the time stamp of the last start of the process. TVS498I: The message displays the time stamp of the last termination of the process. TVS499I: The message displays the return code of the process if it has already been executed. In addition to this block of messages the message block for process information is displayed. TVS466I: The message displays the number of control data records received. Control data records can be the start and end of a LUW, ADABAS reset call and many more. TVS467I: The message displays the number of data blocks received. As an example, a data block can be received from a collector/pool or from a sending process and can contain multiple data- or control records. Because the data records are of variable length and compressed the actual number of records cannot be determined. TVS468I: The message displays the number of data records received. The display only contains values when the individual records are processed unblocked. TVS469I: The message displays the number of control data records sent. A control data record may be the start and end of a LUW. TVS470I: The message displays the number of data blocks sent. A data block can be sent by a process and contains multiple data or control records. Because the data records are of variable length and compressed the actual number of records cannot be determined. TVS471I: The message displays the number of data records sent. The display only contains values when the individual records are processed unblocked. TVS472I: The message displays the number of LUWs that have been processed by the process so far. TVS473I: The message displays the maximum number of concurrent uncommitted LUWs. TVS474I: The message displays the currently open (uncommitted) LUWs. TVS475I: This is the header message for the following informational messages that are all related to bulk transfer or batch compare. TVS478I: The message displays the number of generated INSERT statements or loader records (in case of a BULK transfer). TVS479I: The message displays the number of deleted records during a batch compare process. This information does not relate to a BULK transfer. TVS480I: The message displays the number of updated records during a batch compare process. This information does not relate to a BULK transfer. TVS481I: The message displays the number of unchanged records during a batch compare process. This information does not relate to a BULK transfer.	No action required.
TVS499I: Last run ReturnCode...: ...	This message is part of the response to console command 'DISPLAY JOB ...' where a specific event ID has been specified. Detailed information about the process follow this message. The messages of the block have the following meaning: TVS491I: A unique JobID that has been assigned by the Agent. TVS492I: The process name that should be started for the event. TVS493I: The time stamp for the first start of the process. It may be in the past. TVS495I: The message displays the time stamp of the next planned start. The information is only available when the start is in the future. If no next start is available the field contains 'N/A'. TVS496I: The message informs whether the specified process is currently active, i.e. executing. TVS497I: The message displays the time stamp of the last start of the process. TVS498I: The message displays the time stamp of the last termination of the process. TVS499I: The message displays the return code of the process if it has already been executed. In addition to this block of messages the message block for process information is displayed. TVS466I: The message displays the number of control data records received. Control data records can be the start and end of a LUW, ADABAS reset call and many more. TVS467I: The message displays the number of data blocks received. As an example, a data block can be received from a collector/pool or from a sending process and can contain multiple data- or control records. Because the data records are of variable length and compressed the actual number of records cannot be determined. TVS468I: The message displays the number of data records received. The display only contains values when the individual records are processed unblocked. TVS469I: The message displays the number of control data records sent. A control data record may be the start and end of a LUW. TVS470I: The message displays the number of data blocks sent. A data block can be sent by a process and contains multiple data or control records. Because the data records are of variable length and compressed the actual number of records cannot be determined. TVS471I: The message displays the number of data records sent. The display only contains values when the individual records are processed unblocked. TVS472I: The message displays the number of LUWs that have been processed by the process so far. TVS473I: The message displays the maximum number of concurrent uncommitted LUWs. TVS474I: The message displays the currently open (uncommitted) LUWs. TVS475I: This is the header message for the following informational messages that are all related to bulk transfer or batch compare. TVS478I: The message displays the number of generated INSERT statements or loader records (in case of a BULK transfer). TVS479I: The message displays the number of deleted records during a batch compare process. This information does not relate to a BULK transfer. TVS480I: The message displays the number of updated records during a batch compare process. This information does not relate to a BULK transfer. TVS481I: The message displays the number of unchanged records during a batch compare process. This information does not relate to a BULK transfer.	No action required.
TVS700E: Collector '...' not found.	Console command 'DISPLAY COLLECTOR ...' for a specific collector has been issued however the specified collector could not be found.	Repeat the command and specify a valid collector name. A list of collectors can be obtained with console command 'DISPLAY COLL ALL'.
TVS701I: List of active collectors (... entries):	Console command 'DISPLAY COLLECTOR ALL' has been issued. This message is the header message for the list of active collectors. The number of the collector entries will be displayed.	No action required.
TVS705I: Collector name...: ...	Console command 'DISPLAY COLLECTOR ...' for a specific collector has been issued. The following list contains messages that display information about the collector. TVS705I: The message displays the collector name. TVS706I: The collector type specifies the DBMS Extension that is used. The following types are possible: VSME - VSAM CICS Exit VSMB - VSAM Batch The selection criteria of the collector and other information are also displayed. TVS707I: The message displays the emitter type and the connected resource. Currently this is 'POOL' and the name of the data pool that processes the collector data. TVS710I: The storage block address can be used to evaluate the processing behavior of the collector. TVS726I: The message displays the number of records received in the collector. TVS727I: The message displays the number of records forwarded to a z/OS logstreams. If the collector is empty (fill level: Zero) this number must be identical to the number of records received. TVS728I: The message displays the number of bytes processed. TVS730I: The message displays the number of lost data records. This can only happen when the 7OS logstream did not store the data. TVS731I: The message displays the number of lost data in bytes.	No action required.
TVS706I: Collector Type/Selection.: ... / ...	Console command 'DISPLAY COLLECTOR ...' for a specific collector has been issued. The following list contains messages that display information about the collector. TVS705I: The message displays the collector name. TVS706I: The collector type specifies the DBMS Extension that is used. The following types are possible: VSME - VSAM CICS Exit VSMB - VSAM Batch The selection criteria of the collector and other information are also displayed. TVS707I: The message displays the emitter type and the connected resource. Currently this is 'POOL' and the name of the data pool that processes the collector data. TVS710I: The storage block address can be used to evaluate the processing behavior of the collector. TVS726I: The message displays the number of records received in the collector. TVS727I: The message displays the number of records forwarded to a z/OS logstreams. If the collector is empty (fill level: Zero) this number must be identical to the number of records received. TVS728I: The message displays the number of bytes processed. TVS730I: The message displays the number of lost data records. This can only happen when the 7OS logstream did not store the data. TVS731I: The message displays the number of lost data in bytes.	No action required.
TVS707I: Emitter Type/Resource...: ... / ...	Console command 'DISPLAY COLLECTOR ...' for a specific collector has been issued. The following list contains messages that display information about the collector. TVS705I: The message displays the collector name. TVS706I: The collector type specifies the DBMS Extension that is used. The following types are possible: VSME - VSAM CICS Exit VSMB - VSAM Batch The selection criteria of the collector and other information are also displayed. TVS707I: The message displays the emitter type and the connected resource. Currently this is 'POOL' and the name of the data pool that processes the collector data. TVS710I: The storage block address can be used to evaluate the processing behavior of the collector. TVS726I: The message displays the number of records received in the collector. TVS727I: The message displays the number of records forwarded to a z/OS logstreams. If the collector is empty (fill level: Zero) this number must be identical to the number of records received. TVS728I: The message displays the number of bytes processed. TVS730I: The message displays the number of lost data records. This can only happen when the 7OS logstream did not store the data. TVS731I: The message displays the number of lost data in bytes.	No action required.
TVS710I: Storage block address...: ... / ...	Console command 'DISPLAY COLLECTOR ...' for a specific collector has been issued. The following list contains messages that display information about the collector. TVS705I: The message displays the collector name. TVS706I: The collector type specifies the DBMS Extension that is used. The following types are possible: VSME - VSAM CICS Exit VSMB - VSAM Batch The selection criteria of the collector and other information are also displayed. TVS707I: The message displays the emitter type and the connected resource. Currently this is 'POOL' and the name of the data pool that processes the collector data. TVS710I: The storage block address can be used to evaluate the processing behavior of the collector. TVS726I: The message displays the number of records received in the collector. TVS727I: The message displays the number of records forwarded to a z/OS logstreams. If the collector is empty (fill level: Zero) this number must be identical to the number of records received. TVS728I: The message displays the number of bytes processed. TVS730I: The message displays the number of lost data records. This can only happen when the 7OS logstream did not store the data. TVS731I: The message displays the number of lost data in bytes.	No action required.
TVS726I: Records received...:...	Console command 'DISPLAY COLLECTOR ...' for a specific collector has been issued. The following list contains messages that display information about the collector. TVS705I: The message displays the collector name. TVS706I: The collector type specifies the DBMS Extension that is used. The following types are possible: VSME - VSAM CICS Exit VSMB - VSAM Batch The selection criteria of the collector and other information are also displayed. TVS707I: The message displays the emitter type and the connected resource. Currently this is 'POOL' and the name of the data pool that processes the collector data. TVS710I: The storage block address can be used to evaluate the processing behavior of the collector. TVS726I: The message displays the number of records received in the collector. TVS727I: The message displays the number of records forwarded to a z/OS logstreams. If the collector is empty (fill level: Zero) this number must be identical to the number of records received. TVS728I: The message displays the number of bytes processed. TVS730I: The message displays the number of lost data records. This can only happen when the 7OS logstream did not store the data. TVS731I: The message displays the number of lost data in bytes.	No action required.
TVS727I: Records forwarded...:...	Console command 'DISPLAY COLLECTOR ...' for a specific collector has been issued. The following list contains messages that display information about the collector. TVS705I: The message displays the collector name. TVS706I: The collector type specifies the DBMS Extension that is used. The following types are possible: VSME - VSAM CICS Exit VSMB - VSAM Batch The selection criteria of the collector and other information are also displayed. TVS707I: The message displays the emitter type and the connected resource. Currently this is 'POOL' and the name of the data pool that processes the collector data. TVS710I: The storage block address can be used to evaluate the processing behavior of the collector. TVS726I: The message displays the number of records received in the collector. TVS727I: The message displays the number of records forwarded to a z/OS logstreams. If the collector is empty (fill level: Zero) this number must be identical to the number of records received. TVS728I: The message displays the number of bytes processed. TVS730I: The message displays the number of lost data records. This can only happen when the 7OS logstream did not store the data. TVS731I: The message displays the number of lost data in bytes.	No action required.
TVS728I: Data processed...:... bytes	Console command 'DISPLAY COLLECTOR ...' for a specific collector has been issued. The following list contains messages that display information about the collector. TVS705I: The message displays the collector name. TVS706I: The collector type specifies the DBMS Extension that is used. The following types are possible: VSME - VSAM CICS Exit VSMB - VSAM Batch The selection criteria of the collector and other information are also displayed. TVS707I: The message displays the emitter type and the connected resource. Currently this is 'POOL' and the name of the data pool that processes the collector data. TVS710I: The storage block address can be used to evaluate the processing behavior of the collector. TVS726I: The message displays the number of records received in the collector. TVS727I: The message displays the number of records forwarded to a z/OS logstreams. If the collector is empty (fill level: Zero) this number must be identical to the number of records received. TVS728I: The message displays the number of bytes processed. TVS730I: The message displays the number of lost data records. This can only happen when the 7OS logstream did not store the data. TVS731I: The message displays the number of lost data in bytes.	No action required.
TVS730I: Lost records...:...	Console command 'DISPLAY COLLECTOR ...' for a specific collector has been issued. The following list contains messages that display information about the collector. TVS705I: The message displays the collector name. TVS706I: The collector type specifies the DBMS Extension that is used. The following types are possible: VSME - VSAM CICS Exit VSMB - VSAM Batch The selection criteria of the collector and other information are also displayed. TVS707I: The message displays the emitter type and the connected resource. Currently this is 'POOL' and the name of the data pool that processes the collector data. TVS710I: The storage block address can be used to evaluate the processing behavior of the collector. TVS726I: The message displays the number of records received in the collector. TVS727I: The message displays the number of records forwarded to a z/OS logstreams. If the collector is empty (fill level: Zero) this number must be identical to the number of records received. TVS728I: The message displays the number of bytes processed. TVS730I: The message displays the number of lost data records. This can only happen when the 7OS logstream did not store the data. TVS731I: The message displays the number of lost data in bytes.	No action required.
TVS731I: Lost data...:... bytes	Console command 'DISPLAY COLLECTOR ...' for a specific collector has been issued. The following list contains messages that display information about the collector. TVS705I: The message displays the collector name. TVS706I: The collector type specifies the DBMS Extension that is used. The following types are possible: VSME - VSAM CICS Exit VSMB - VSAM Batch The selection criteria of the collector and other information are also displayed. TVS707I: The message displays the emitter type and the connected resource. Currently this is 'POOL' and the name of the data pool that processes the collector data. TVS710I: The storage block address can be used to evaluate the processing behavior of the collector. TVS726I: The message displays the number of records received in the collector. TVS727I: The message displays the number of records forwarded to a z/OS logstreams. If the collector is empty (fill level: Zero) this number must be identical to the number of records received. TVS728I: The message displays the number of bytes processed. TVS730I: The message displays the number of lost data records. This can only happen when the 7OS logstream did not store the data. TVS731I: The message displays the number of lost data in bytes.	No action required.

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