Resource Tables
This appendix describes RDB tables managed in the OpenFrame OSI system.
You can manage resources used in OSI with RDB tables. Use the osiinit tool to create and delete tables. For more information, refer to OpenFrame OSI Tool Reference Guide.
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SD and RTSD Information
The following tables manage SD and RTSD resources.
Table Name Description OFM_OSI_SD_APPLCTN
Stores program SD resources.
OFM_OSI_SD_DATABASE
Stores database SD resources.
OFM_OSI_SD_LTERM
Stores logical terminal SD resources.
OFM_OSI_SD_TERMINAL
Stores terminal SD resources.
OFM_OSI_SD_TRANSACT
Stores transaction SD resources.
OFM_OSI_RTSD_APPLCTN
Stores program RTSD resources.
OFM_OSI_RTSD_DATABASE
Stores database RTSD resources.
OFM_OSI_RTSD_LTERM
Stores logical terminal RTSD resources.
OFM_OSI_RTSD_TERMINAL
Stores terminal RTSD resources.
OFM_OSI_RTSD_TRANSACT
Stores transaction RTSD resources.
OFM_OSI_RTSD_MODS
Stores the RTSD resources to be modified by the MODIFY command.
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CI Information
The following table manages CI resources (terminal session information).
Table Name Description OFM_OSI_CI
Stores terminal session information.
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MODSTAT Information
The following table manages MODSTAT resources.
Table Name Description OFM_OSI_MODSTAT
Stores MODSTAT information.
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Message Queue Information
The following tables manage MQ information.
Table Name Description OFM_OSI_MQ
Stores and manages all messages.
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Region Information
The following table manages region information.
Table Name Description OFM_OSI_REGION
Stores the JOB information of the DR region.
OFM_OSI_REGION_SVR
Stores information about transactions and programs currently running in the DR region.
OFM_OSI_REGION_STATUS
Stores JOBID, STEPSEQ, STATUS, and CHKPT information of the CTL region.
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Event Information
The following table manages event information.
Table Name Description OFM_OSI_EVENT
Stores event information that occurs in the OSI system.
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LOG Information
The following table manages log information.
Table Name Description OFM_OSI_LOG
Stores logs recorded through DL/I LOG calls.