Region Status List MAQD

This screen allows you to monitor the progress of any regions defined to the system.

To start an inactive region:

Select a region and click the Start button.

The Start Executor screen MANW appears for you to confirm your action.

Perform the following tasks from the pull-down menu:

Action	Description
Force Start	Click Command: Force Start to display the Start Region screen MANW to force start a currently inactive region. A confirmation window appears for you to confirm the request. This submits the JCL script to the operating system, which is maintained on the Region screen MANP. Only one dispatcher region can be active at a time. The system rejects an attempt to restart a currently active dispatcher region. The system also accepts but ignores an attempt to restart a currently active executor region. NOTE Due to polling delay of background processing, there can be a delay before the region is flagged as active.
Queues	Click Display: Queues to display the Task Queue Controller screen MAQB for viewing tasks or amending the queuing attributes of tasks on the task queue.
Start	Click Command: Start to display the Start Region screen MANW to start a currently inactive region. A confirmation window appears for you to confirm the request. This submits the JCL script to the operating system, which is maintained on the Region screen MANP. Only one dispatcher region can be active at a time. The system rejects an attempt to restart a currently active dispatcher region. The system also accepts but ignores an attempt to restart a currently active executor region. NOTE Due to polling delay of background processing, there can be a delay before the region is flagged as active.
Stop	Click Command: Stop to display the Stop Region screen MANX to stop a currently active region. A confirmation window appears for you to confirm the request. This submits the JCL script to the operating system, which is maintained on the Region screen MANP. NOTE Due to polling delay of background processing, there can be a delay before the region is flagged as inactive.

Action

Description

Force Start

Click Command: Force Start to display the Start Region screen MANW to force start a currently inactive region. A confirmation window appears for you to confirm the request.

This submits the JCL script to the operating system, which is maintained on the Region screen MANP.

Only one dispatcher region can be active at a time. The system rejects an attempt to restart a currently active dispatcher region.

The system also accepts but ignores an attempt to restart a currently active executor region.

NOTE Due to polling delay of background processing, there can be a delay before the region is flagged as active.

Queues

Click Display: Queues to display the Task Queue Controller screen MAQB for viewing tasks or amending the queuing attributes of tasks on the task queue.

Start

Click Command: Start to display the Start Region screen MANW to start a currently inactive region. A confirmation window appears for you to confirm the request.

This submits the JCL script to the operating system, which is maintained on the Region screen MANP. Only one dispatcher region can be active at a time.

The system rejects an attempt to restart a currently active dispatcher region. The system also accepts but ignores an attempt to restart a currently active executor region.

NOTE Due to polling delay of background processing, there can be a delay before the region is flagged as active.

Stop

Click Command: Stop to display the Stop Region screen MANX to stop a currently active region. A confirmation window appears for you to confirm the request.

This submits the JCL script to the operating system, which is maintained on the Region screen MANP.

NOTE Due to polling delay of background processing, there can be a delay before the region is flagged as inactive.

If not described elsewhere in this topic, click in the field and press F1 to view a description. See Common Fields for more information.

Fast prompt allows you to quickly view a list of options for certain fields.

NOTE Field visibility can be defined by your System Administrator, so not all fields documented may be shown.

See Using the Command Line on opening the screen without going through the menu.