Use the Resource Votes attributes to display all requests and votes that are queued for the resource. A vote is a request that has been entered for another resource but propagated along the dependency graph to the resource.
Managed System
ORIGINNODE
The name of the SA z/OS subplex, that is, the group of systems controlled by a single primary automation manager and configured to the same XCF group. The valid format is a character string with a maximum length of 32 bytes and the following syntax:
sysplex:saplex:SA
Action
REQACT
The action resulting from the request. This is either to START or STOP the resource as determined by the automation manager for the resource.
Win
VOTWIN
Indicates whether or not this is the winning vote.
The vote with the highest priority is the winning one.
Type
REQTYPE
The type of activity. It can be Request or Vote.
From Action
VOTFACT
The original request that was propagated to the resource. Refer to the From_Resource attribute to see the resource that the request was made against.
From Resource
VOTFRSC
For votes only, the resource that this vote was propagated from.
Creation Time
REQCTIME
The time that this request or vote was created.
Usage
VOTUSAGE
The number of times that the vote has been propagated to the resource. This is the case when more than one path exists from the entry resource to this resource in the dependency web. It is only shown when greater than one.
Source
REQSRC
Indicates who made the request. It is normally OPERATOR or AUTOOPS, but can also be something else. If the request was made by an operator it also shows the operator ID.
Priority
REQPRIO
The priority that is assigned to the request. The value is the hexadecimal representation of the priority. The priority determines how important the request is with regard to other requests within the resource structure. Low priority requests may be ignored if the resources that they target are already affected by a higher priority request.
Status
REQSTAT
The status of the request or vote. It can be pending (P), winning (W), or losing (L). Requests can furthermore be satisfied (S), unsatisfied (U), or timed out (T). The status is a combination of these attributes, for example W/S/T represents a satisfied winning request that timed out.
Comment
COMMENT
A comment that is associated with the request.
Priority Class
REQPRIOC
The priority class is set according to the hexadecimal priority string denoted by the Priority attribute. It can have the following values: NA, Low, High, and Force.