Startq

This Screen displays information about pending transactions that are currently
on the Sun MTP Startq. The transactions arrive on the Startq from a variety of
sources. Most entries get in the Startq when a CICS application program or a 
user at a terminal requests that a transaction be STARTed. A transient data 
queue trigger also puts an entry in the Startq. This Screen helps determine the
origin of transactions in the system, gives a general indication of the volume
of certain types of transactions, and shows whether or not resources are 
available for processing.

The Startq Screen displays the following for each transaction entry:

   Type     -> type of entry (CICS, Batch, or Comm)
   Status   -> current status of an entry, usually concerning resources 
   Facility -> origin of the started transaction (FACILITYTYPE)
   Request  -> type of CICS command request 
   Task#    -> unique EIB task number of the submitting transaction
   Transid  -> identifier of the transaction to start
   Code     -> how the transaction was started
   Protect  -> indicates if the transaction is recoverable or not
   Queue    -> name of temporary storage queue to use (QUEUE parameter)
   Item     -> record number in the temporary storage QUEUE
   Sysid    -> name of remote system to run transaction (SYSID parameter)
   Term     -> terminal identifier to run against (TERMID parameter)
   RTerm    -> remote terminal identifier to run against (RTERMID parameter)
   RTran    -> name of transaction on remote system (RTRANSID parameter)

Transactions remain in the Startq until the resources needed to run it are 
available. When resources become available, the Start Server removes an entry 
from the Startq and places the entry on the PROCESSQ to await execution.
