Re: SQL to replicate iNav's TCP/IP servers

Hi Dan


I suggest looking at Administration Runtime Expert - it's not too costly - check it out at https://www.ibm.com/support/pages/ibm-administration-runtime-expert-i


As to pricing, I'm not sure where it sits in the new subscription and no-additional-cost picture.


Cheers
Vern


On Mon, 2 Dec, 2024 at 4:23 PM, Dan Bale <dan.bale@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:


To: midrange systems technical discussion

Currently, we manually capture various before IPL and after IPL snapshots of active job queues, active subsystems, etc. I've been tasked with automating this capture so that we can quickly compare the before and after to ensure we're in the same state after IPL as we were before IPL.

iNav's "TCP/IP Servers" does not appear to have any SQL or other programmatical equivalent. We manually export this to a spreadsheet to capture the Name and Status.

IBM threw out a few suggestions. The first was to query QUSRSYS.QATOCSTART. I used:
select * from QUSRSYS.QATOCSTART
where ServerType = 'T'
order by ServerType, Server;

While this appears to be close, this query returns one more row than does iNav. Also, I am unable to match up all the results between the two data sources. Some are easy, like QATOCSTART's *BOOTP and iNav's BOOTP. But QATOCSTART will report *HOD (which I presume is Host On Demand) and *NSLD (???), while iNav reports "BootP DHCP Relay Agent" and "RADIUS NAS".

Does anyone have an SQL or other programmatical equivalent to iNav's "TCP/IP Servers"?

- Dan
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