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<database-status>

Usage

database-status tag (JUNOScript)commit-at tag (JUNOScript)edit-path tag (JUNOScript)exclusive tag (JUNOScript)configure-exclusive tag (JUNOScript)idle-time tag (JUNOScript)pid tag (JUNOScript)start-time tag (JUNOScript)terminal tag (JUNOScript)user tag (JUNOScript)
<junoscript>
    <any-child-of-junoscript>
        <xnm:error>
            <database-status-information>
                
<database-status>

                    <user>username</user>
                    <terminal>terminal</terminal>
                    <pid>pid</pid>
                    <start-time>start-time</start-time>
                    <idle-time>idle-time</idle-time>
                    <commit-at>time</commit-at>
                    <exclusive/>
                    <edit-path>edit-path</edit-path>
                
</database-status>

            </database-status-information>
        </xnm:error>
    </any-child-of-junoscript>
</junoscript>

Description

Describe a user or JUNOScript client application that is logged in to the configuration database. For simplicity, the Contents section uses the term user to refer to both human users and client applications, except where the information differs for the two.

<commit-at/>—Indicates that the user has scheduled a commit operation for a later time.

<edit-path>—Specifies the user’s current location in the configuration hierarchy, in the form of the CLI configuration mode banner.

<exclusive/>—Indicates that the user or application has an exclusive lock on the configuration database. A user enters exclusive configuration mode by issuing the configure exclusive command in CLI operational mode. A client application obtains the lock by emitting the <lock-configuration/> tag element.

<idle-time>—Specifies how much time has passed since the user last performed an operation in the database.

<pid>—Specifies the process ID of the JUNOS management process (mgd) that is handling the user’s login session.

<start-time>—Specifies the time when the user logged in to the configuration database, in the format YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss TZ (year, month, date, hour in 24-hour format, minute, second, time zone).

<terminal>—Identifies the UNIX terminal assigned to the user’s connection.

<user>—Specifies the JUNOS login ID of the user whose login to the configuration database caused the error.

Usage Guidelines

See Handling an Error or Warning.

Related Topics

<database-status-information>, <junoscript>, <xnm:error>

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