JANUS TSTAT or TSTATUS

<section begin="desc" />TSTAT or TSTATUS<section end="desc" />

This provides information about thread usage activity on Janus ports that can prove useful in isolating problems with thread availability and in doing capacity planning. The JANUS LIMITS command (JANUS LIMITS) provides information about system-wide thread availability.

Syntax

<section begin="syntax" /> JANUS TSTATUS portname <section end="syntax" />

JANUS TSTATUS command syntax

Where portname is the name of the port(s) to display. portname defaults to * (asterisk) to display the thread activity on all ports.

JANUS TSTATUS *

In the above example, the thread activity on all defined ports is shown.

JANUS TSTATUS provides the following information:

Name	Name defined to the TCP/IP port.
Port	TCP/IP port number.
Type	IFDIAL, SDS, OAS, OMNI, OPENSERV, WEBSERV, CLSOCK, or SRVSOCK.
Stat	Status of the connection (started, stopped, forcing, or draining).
Activ	The current number of active connections for the port. An active connection is one that is "open" from TCP/IP's perspective and reduces by one the available open threads on the port and is counted against the site's licensed connection limit.
Free	The current number of available connections for the port. This is simply the port's connection limit (as specified on the JANUS DEFINE command) minus the number of active connections (Activ). The value of Free is an absolute limit of the number of additional connections on a port. Other limits such as the system-wide connection limit or the number of available sdaemon threads might prevent this limit from being attained.
Perst	The number of "persistent" sessions currently active for the port. Persistent sessions include Janus Web Legacy sessions (3270 screens automatically converted to HTML by Janus Web Server) and those using $WEB_FORM_DONE. Persistent sessions do not count against a port's maximum connection limit but do count against the site's overall maximum connection limit and they do occupy sdaemon threads.
InUse	The sum of Activ and Perst. This indicates the number of connections for the port that are counted against the site's overall connection limit.
TConn	The total number of separate connections made to the port. For WEBSERV ports this value is sometimes referred to as "hits."