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Commands and Responses
ZTMF-VAL-Aborted
specifies transactions that have been aborted. A transaction enters this
state when all of its effects are undone and the ABORTTRANSACTION
record is written to the audit trail. A transaction normally stays in this state
only briefly. But, in the case of a distributed transaction on a remote node,
if the remote node (the child node, in this case) unilaterally aborts a
transaction, that transaction remains in the aborted state until the parent
node is informed of the outcome.
ZTMF-VAL-Committed
specifies transactions in the committed state. A transaction enters this
state when the ENDTRANSACTION record is written to the audit trail. A
transaction normally stays in this state only briefly. However, in a
distributed transaction, a parent node cannot remove a committed
transaction until all child nodes have been informed of the commitment.
ZTMF-VAL-Prepared
specifies distributed transactions in the prepared state. A distributed
transaction enters this state on a remote node after Phase 1 of the
commitment is complete on that node; the transaction remains in this state
until the remote node is informed by its parent of the transaction's
outcome.
ZTMF-VAL-Hung
specifies transactions hung during backout. A transaction enters this state
if the backout process attempts, but fails, to abort it.
If you omit this token, the default is all states.
ZTMF-VAL-Ending
specifies transactions in ending state. A transaction enters this state when
it is waiting for locks to be released. A transaction normally stays in this
final state for a very short time.
If you omit this token, the default is all states.
ZStatusDetail
specifies the level of detail to be returned. The following values are valid:
ZTMF-VAL-Status-Detailed
Detailed information is returned.
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