ABANDONED SERVERS returns the logical name, server component name, server class UUID, process owner user ID, and the unique ID of the server as known by the spawner.

FILTER=

specifies a substring that is matched against logical name and server component name.

The LIST statement returns only those servers with logical or component names matched by the filter.

string

is an alphanumeric string that attempts to match server logical or component names.

Note	The filter does not support wildcard characters. The search is case-insensitive.

OUT=

writes LIST statement output to a SAS data set.

data-set-name

is the name of a valid SAS data set or the form libname.data-set-name. data-set-name can be a regular data set name or take the form: libname.datasetname.

SAS creates the data set if it does not exist and overwrites it if it does exist. There is no requirement on location. If you can successfully reference the data set in a SAS DATA STEP statement, then you can use the data set here.

Requirement	You must have the proper permissions to write the data set.
Note	There is no requirement about where the data set is located.

Alias

ABANDONED

ATTRIBUTES

lists the attributes of the connected server.

CATEGORY=

specifies an attribute category used to match a list of server attributes

category: is an alphanumeric, case-sensitive string that represents a valid attribute category.

Alias	CAT=
Default	Appenders, Counters, Information, Loggers, and Properties.
Note	You must also specify a category when using NAME=.
Example	list attrs cat = "Counters";

NAME=

specifies a name used to match a specific attribute name.

name: is an alphanumeric, case-sensitive string that represents a valid attribute name.

Note	You must also specify a category when using NAME=.
Example	list attrs cat = "Information" name = "Server.ProcessIdentifier";

FILTER=

specifies a string used to match a specific attribute name.

string

is an alphanumeric, case-sensitive string that attempts to match server attribute categories.

Notes	For all categories, the filter only returns a match if the specified string ends with a period. For example, the filter string `App` will return a match for `App.Program`.
Notes	FILTER attempts to match attributes across all categories, unless you also specify CATEGORY= to narrow the match to one category.
Example	list attrs filter = "Server.";

VERBOSE: indicates that type, description, and the writability of the attribute should be returned in addition to attribute name and value.

Alias	ATTRS
Requirement	You must be the owner of the server or cluster process or have the administer permission in SAS metadata for the server to see all attributes.

CATEGORIES: lists the attribute categories that are supported by the connected server.

CLASSIDS

lists the class UUIDs supported by the connected server.

Alias

CLSIDS

CLIENTS: lists the clients that are currently connected to the server.

CLUSTERS: lists the load-balanced clusters defined in the connected server.

COMMANDS: lists all of the commands that are available based on the IOM interfaces supported by the connected server.

CONTROL INFORMATION

lists some of the operations supported by the connected server.

Alias

CONTROL INFO

DEFINED

lists the servers defined in the connected server. If connected to an object spawner, this argument lists the servers that the spawner can launch.

FILTER=

specifies a substring that is matched against logical name and server component name.

string

is an alphanumeric string that attempts to match server logical or component names.

Note	The filter does not support wildcard characters. The search is case-insensitive.

Alias

SERVERS, DEFINED SERVERS

DNSNAME: lists the domain name service (DNS) facility of the connected server.

INFORMATION

lists some information about the connected server.

Alias

INFO

LOG

attempts to list the current log from the connected server.

FILTER=

specifies the filter with which a match is attempted.

If no filter is specified, then "columns=message" is used as the default.

"filter"

is a series of name-value pairs that are delimited by spaces. Valid name-value pairs are as follows:

name=logger-name

specifies a logger.

Default	When name= is not specified, all loggers are listed.
Example	list log filter=’name=App.Server.Logger’

start=ddmmmyyyy:hh:mm:ss

specifies the starting date and time of log entries to be listed.

Example

list log filter="start=01aug2011:08:00:00 name=App.Server.Logger"

end=ddmmmyyyy:hh:mm:ss

specifies the ending date and time of log entries to be listed.

Default	When end= is not specified, the current date and time is used.
Example	list log filter='end=31aug2011:17:00:00 name=App.Server.Logger'

level=<TRACE>, <DEBUG>, <INFO>, <WARN>, <ERROR>, <FATAL>

specifies the log level of log entries to list.

Default	When level= is not specified, all levels are listed.
Example	LIST LOG filter="level=warn,error name=App.Server.Logger"

specifies the minimum level of log entries to list.

Note	The value level= takes precedence over threshold=. When threshold= is not used, all levels are listed.
Example	list log filter="threshold=error name=App.Server.Logger"

"columns=(<name>, <level>, <message>, <datetime>)"

specifies one or more logger columns to list.

Default	When no column name is specified, message is the default.
Example	list log filter='columns=(name,datetime) name=App.Server.Logger'

LOG CONFIGURATION

lists the baseline configuration being used by the logging system in the connected server.

LOG CONFIGURATION does not list modifications that might have been made by code or by submitting a partial configuration file.

Alias	LOG CONFIG, LOG CFG
Note	The configuration is transcoded into the current session locale and, if it is printing to the log, the output is in XML format.

NAME: lists the name of the connected server.

PERFORMANCE

lists the following performance metrics for the connected server:

TotalRealExecutionTime	total time spent on calls.
TotalSystemCPUTime	total system CPU time spent on calls.
TotalUserCPUTime	total user CPU time spent on calls.
TotalCalls	total calls to the server.
ElapsedObjectTime	elapsed time since the server object was launched.
ElapsedServerTime	elapsed time since the server object was last started.
Status	current state of server. The potential states are:

`NotStarted`	`0`	Server is still being configured by an administrator.
`StartPending`	`1`	Server has received start command but has not finished processing it.
`Running`	`2`	Server has been started and is accepting all requests.
`PausePending`	`3`	Server has received pause command but has not finished processing it.
`Paused`	`4`	Server has been paused and is not accepting new work.
`ContiuePending`	`5`	Server has received continue command but has not finished processing it.
`DeferredStop`	`6`	Server is not accepting new sessions and will stop when all client work is complete.
`StopPending`	`7`	Server is not accepting new work and is in the process of shutting down.
`Stopped`	`8`	Server is down.

Alias

PERF

SERVERTIME

lists the current time as it is known by the connected server.

Alias

STIME

SESSIONS: lists the active sessions in the connected server.

SPAWNED SERVERS

lists the servers that have been spawned by this spawner. This option is supported only when the specified server is connected to an object spawner.

FILTER=

specifies a substring that is matched against logical name and server component name. The LIST statement returns only those servers with logical or component names matched by the filter.

string

is an alphanumeric string that attempts to match server logical or component names.

Note	The filter does not support wildcard characters. The search is case-insensitive.

Alias

SPAWNED, LAUNCHED

STATE: lists the state of the connected server.

TYPES

lists the server types known to IOMOPERATE.

LIST TYPES prints the server name, short name, and class UUID for each server known by IOMOPERATE. Any of these can be passed as the TYPE= parameter when connecting to a server.

Note	LIST TYPES does not require a connection. It is a client-side operation and only lists the server types that PROC IOMOPERATE knows about.

UNIQUEID: lists the UUID for the server.