Display the contents of the cluster-wide database of channel
    counters.

    Syntax

      COUNTERS SHOW  [channel]

    Command Qualifiers             Defaults

    /HEADER                        /HEADER
    /OUTPUT=file-spec              None
    /SYNCHRONIZE                   /SYNCHRONIZE
    /TIMEOUT=seconds               /TIMEOUT=120

1  –  Parameters

 channel

    Optional channel name indicating the channel(s) for which to show
    counters. May contain wildcards.

2  –  Description

    The contents of the cluster-wide channel counter database may be
    displayed with the COUNTERS SHOW command. By default, before the
    counters are displayed, an implicit COUNTERS SYNCHRONIZE command
    will be executed, to attempt to synchronize each node-specific
    cache with the main cluster-wide database. Specify /NOSYNCHRONIZE
    to merely display the current contents of the database without
    first synchronizing the node-specific caches.

    Note that SYSLCK privilege is required to perform the
    synchronization step.

    Note that the output of PMDF QM's COUNTERS SHOW command is
    currently not as detailed as the output of the DCL level PMDF
    COUNTERS/SHOW command.

3  –  Command Qualifiers

3.1    /HEADER

       /HEADER (default)
       /NOHEADER

    Controls whether or not a header line describing each column in
    the table of counters is output.

3.2    /OUTPUT

       /OUTPUT=file-spec

    Direct the output to the specified file. By default the output
    appears on your display.

3.3    /SYNCHRONIZE

       /SYNCHRONIZE (default)
       /NOSYNCHRONIZE

    Before displaying the counters, attempt to synchronize each of
    the node-specific caches with the cluster-wide database. Specify
    /NOSYNCHRONIZE to skip this synchronization step.

3.4    /TIMEOUT

       /TIMEOUT=seconds

    By default, QM will wait upwards of 120 seconds for the node-
    specific caches to be synchronized with the cluster-wide
    database. Should the synchronization step not be completed before
    the specified time period, then QM will stop waiting and proceed
    to display the information from the database. You may specify a
    different period of time to wait with the /TIMEOUT qualifier.

    This qualifier has no effect when /NOSYNCHRONIZE is specified.

4  –  Examples

      To display the counters information for all TCP/IP channels,
      use the command

 qm.maint> COUNTERS SHOW *tcp_*
 Channel                     Messages  Recipients      Blocks
 ------------------------  ----------  ----------  ----------
 tcp_local
     Received                      33          41          95
     Stored                         0           0           0
     Delivered                     33          41          95
     Submitted                      1           1           3
 tcp_internal
     Received                     632         758        1453
     Stored                         1           2          10
     Delivered                    631         756        1443
     Submitted                      3           6          12
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