IBMACCOUNTING-MIB Table View

The media for storing the intermediate session accounting
records.

Indicates whether or not the buffer media is active.
1. no: indicates the buffer media is not currently
used for recording.
2. yes: indicates the buffer media is currently being
used for recording.

The name of the directory which will be used to allocate and
write buffers of this type. For memory buffer types, this
field will be NULL.

The maximum number of buffer media supported by the product.

The maximum number of buffer media that will be used for
recording accounting information. This value must be in the
range of zero to the Product Maximum.

The current number of buffer media. This is the sum of all
full and in use buffers of this type.

The maximum number of records supported by the product.

The maximum number of records which will be recorded in an
individual buffer. This value must be in the range of zero to
the Product Maximum.

This defines the recording format of records.
(1) ascii: records are recorded in ascii
(English text format)
(2) binary: records are recorded in binary
(machine readable format)

This defines the behaviour used when all media buffers
are full.
(1) halt: stop creating new records
(2) wrap: overwrite the existing records.

The time when the full condition was encountered. This time
is represented in hundredths of a second since the node was
started, up to a value of 2**32-1 (4,294,967,295), after which
it wraps.

The reason the buffer media is full.
(1) The media is not full.
(2) The maximum number of buffers have been reached,
all buffers are full, and the full action is halt.
(3) The maximum number of buffers is zero or
…

The number of accounting records being overwritten due to
buffer full situation.

The number of new accounting records lost due to the buffer
full situation.

The number of accounting records lost to due to other
reasons, (e.g. I/O error, software error) while in a wrap
condition.

The number of accounting records lost to due to other
reasons, (e.g. I/O error, software error) while not in a full
condition.

The number of times a buffer of this type has been recorded to
for checkpointing active intermediate sessions.

The number of times a buffer of this type has been purged.

The number of times entries have been deleted from a buffer of
this type.

The number of times the Btype counters have been reset as a
result of a SET.

By setting this object to yes, all statistics for this media
type will be cleared (set to zero); and the Btype reset counter
will be incremented. Objects affected by this include:

- ibmappnIsAcBtypeFull…

The media for storing the intermediate session accounting
records.

Number of the buffer. Each time a new buffer is used for
recording, an incremented number will be assigned. Thus, the
order of in which the buffers were filled can be determined.

The current buffer state.
1. complete: indicates the buffer is full or recording is not
active for this buffer. In either case, the
buffer is ready to be retrieved. This value may
…

This defines the recording format of records.
(1) ascii: records are recorded in ascii
(English text format)
(2) binary: records are recorded in binary
(machine readable format)

The maximum number of records this buffer may contain. It is
derived from the number of records per buffer set in the buffer
type table.

The oldest accounting index contained in this buffer. By
setting this object, all records with indexes less than this
value will be deleted. Setting of this object will not be
honored for all types of buffers.

The newest accounting index contained in this buffer.

The name of the buffer.

Intermediate Session Time record index. This object starts
with 0, and increase up to maximum value of 2**31-1
(2,147,483,647), after which it wraps.

Indicates whether the entry was made as the result of:
1. a SET to start collecting accounting data, or
2. a SET to stop collecting accounting data, or
3. the creation of a new media to store accounting data, or
4. a m…

This object qualifies the time entry type. It indicates
the media type(s) to which the entry applies.

The time when the intermediate session record was created.
This time is represented in hundredths of a second since the
node was started, up to a value of 2**32-1 (4,294,967,295),
after which it wraps.

The agent's Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) seconds.
It contains an integer from 0 to 59.

The agent's Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) minutes.
It contains an integer from 0 to 59.

The agent's Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) hours. It
contains an integer from 0 to 23.

The agent's Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) day of the month.
It contains an integer from 1 to 31.

The agent's Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) months since
January. It contains an integer from 0 to 11.

The agent's number of years since 1900. For years up
through 1999, this value is identical to the manager's
Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) years. Beginning in the year
2000, however, this value will be greater than …

The agent's Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) days since
Sunday. It contains an integer from 0 to 6.

The agent's Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) days since
January 1. It contains an integer from 0 to 365.

The agent's Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) daylight saving
time flag. It is positive if daylight saving time is in
effect. It is zero if daylight saving time is not in effect.
It is negative if the manager causing t…

The name of the agent who set the agent UTC times. It
contains:

a. the network id of the agent,
b. a period (.)
c. the cp name of the agent.

The manager's Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) seconds.
It contains an integer from 0 to 59.

The manager's Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) minutes.
It contains an integer from 0 to 59.

The manager's Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) hours.
It contains an integer from 0 to 23.

The manager's Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) day of the
month. It contains an integer from 1 to 31; or 0 if the
manager did not set the ibmappnIsAcGlobeMgrUtcMdays object.

The manager's Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) months since
January. It contains an integer from 0 to 11.

The manager's number of years since 1900. For years up
through 1999, this value is identical to the manager's
Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) years. Beginning in the year
2000, however, this value will be greater tha…

The manager's Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) days since
Sunday. It contains an integer from 0 to 6.

The manager's Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) days since
January 1. It contains an integer from 0 to 365.

The manager's Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) daylight saving
time flag. It is positive if daylight saving time is in
effect. It is zero if daylight saving time is not in effect.
It is negative if the manager does no…

The name of the manager who set the manager UTC times or NULL
if the manager name has not been set. It contains:

a. the network id of the manager,
b. a period (.)
c. the cp name of the manager.

This indicates rather or not the manager UTC times are
valid. It is set by the manager if the manager determines the
manager UTC times are valid.

Session accounting record index. Upon initial startup, it
will begin with 0, and increase up to maximum value of
2**31-1 (2,147,483,647), and wraps. Upon subsequent startups,
it will be initialized with the value of t…

Indicates whether the entry was made as the result of:
1. a session starting or,
2. a session ending or,
3. a session threshold's being reached or
4. a session checkpoint request

The time when the record was created. This time is
represented in hundredths of a second since the node was
started, up to a value of 2**32-1 (4,294,967,295), after which
it wraps.

The network-qualified CP name or PU name of the node at which
the session and pcid originated. For APPN and LEN nodes, this
is either CP name of the APPN node at which the origin LU is
located or the CP name of the NN …

The procedure correlation identifier (pcid) of a session. It
is an 8-octet value assigned by the primary LU.

Primary LU Name of the session.

Secondary LU Name of the session.

The mode name used for this session

The class of service (cos) used for this session

Transmission priority for this session.
The values are:
1. Low
2. Medium
3. High
4. Network

The type of intermediate session. Defined values are

lu62 A session between LUs of type 6.2
(as indicated by the LU type in Bind)

lu0thru3 A session between LUs of…

Indicates the state of the session.
1. session is pending inactive or,
2. session is pending active or,
3. session is active or,
4. session is inactive

The time when the session started. This time is
represented in hundredths of a second since the node was
started, up to a value of 2**32-1 (4,294,967,295), after which
it wraps.

Length of time the session has been active in hundredths of a
second.

Length of time the session counters have been active in
hundredths of a second.

The SNA sense data reported when the session ended.

The number of FMD PIU's sent from the primary LU to the
secondary LU.

The number of FMD PIU's sent from the secondary LU
to the primary LU.

The number of non-FMD PIU's sent from the primary LU
to the secondary LU.

The number of non-FMD PIU's sent from the secondary LU
to the primary LU.

The number of FMD bytes sent from the primary LU
to the secondary LU.

The number of FMD bytes sent from the secondary LU
to the primary LU.

The number of non-FMD bytes sent from the primary LU
to the secondary LU.

The number of non-FMD bytes sent from the secondary LU
to the primary LU.

The route selection control vector (RSCV x'2B') used for this
session. It is present for APPN nodes; for LEN nodes, a zero-
length string is returned.