This group includes messages for the IOA (infrastructure) product.
Explanation: This information message indicates that the IOAGATE monitor started normally.
The variables in this message are:
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: The ECALVL module that contains the release and maintenance level information relating to IOAGATE was not found in the STEPLIB load library.
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: IOAGATE is not APF-authorized. The main module of IOAGATE either resides in a non-APF-authorized library or does not have the AC=1 attribute. All Load libraries concatenated to IOAGATE STEPLIB must be APF authorized.
IOAGATE shuts down.
Corrective Action: Either add all STEPLIB library names to the IEAAPF00 member in SYS1.PARMLIB, or use some other means available at the site to make the STEPLIB libraries APF-authorized.
Explanation: This message is a header for the section of the network map that is in use by the indicated channel.
The variables in this message are:
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: IOAGATE could not attach an internal IOAGATE task during initialization. The system completion code indicates the exact reason for the failure.
Possible causes are:
IOAGATE shuts down.
Corrective Action: Find the reason code in the system log, and try to fix the problem. If necessary, increase the region size. If the problem persists, call your system programmer for assistance.
An unrecoverable error occurred in the identified channel task.
The variables in this message are:
IOAGATE shuts down.
Contact BMC Customer Support.
Explanation: IOAGATE failed to obtain a new linkage index from MVS. The first time IOAGATE starts with a specific ECAPARM configuration file, it requests a new linkage index from the operating system during initialization to perform cross memory communication with its partner application server address spaces. However, the attempt to obtain a linkage index failed.
The reason code rsn is an internal identifier that the operating system assigned to this specific problem.
IOAGATE shuts down.
Corrective Action: Call your system programmer for assistance.
Explanation: This information message confirms that an operator issued the STOP command, which requests shutdown of the IOAGATE. The IEF404I message follows this message to indicate that shutdown is complete.
In this message, console_id is the identity of the console from which the STOP request was issued.
The value of console_id depends on whether this request was issued from a physical or virtual console. If it was a virtual console, the value of console_id may coincide with the user ID of the operator who issued this request, depending on your local configuration.
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: This information message indicates that IOAGATE allocated data sets to be used by IOAGATE or an application server manager in this run. It is a header for the full list of allocated data sets. Each occurrence of message ECAG09I that follows this message specifies a different allocated data set.
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: This information message identifies a data set allocated by IOAGATE for use by IOAGATE or an application server manager in this run. It is issued separately for each data set allocated.
The variables in this message are:
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: This information message indicates that a valid modify command was issued.
The variables in this message are:
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: The modify command that has been issued is invalid. The ECAG0CI and ECAG25I messages that follow this ECAG0BW message provide a list of valid modify commands.
The variables in this message are:
The modify command is rejected. Normal processing continues.
Corrective Action: Issue a valid modify command.
Explanation: This information message introduces a list of valid modify commands after an invalid modify command was issued. Each of the ECAG25I messages that follows contains a valid modify command.
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: This information message is the header for the specified ECAPARM configuration file that IOAGATE or an application server will use in this run. ECAG0EI messages follow this message. Each ECAG0EI message displays a line of the ECAPARM configuration file.
In this message, suffix is a 1-character ID that specifies a unique ECAPARM configuration file.
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: Each occurrence of this message is a line of an ECAPARM configuration file that IOAGATE or an application server is currently using.
The variables in this message are:
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: The message indicates that the command F IOAGATE,modifyCommand was issued, but the modifyCommand modify command is invalid.
Corrective Action: Issue the command F IOAGATE,modifyCommand with a valid modify command.
To obtain a list of available modify commands, issue the command F IOAGATE,?
Explanation: IOAGATE tried to launch an application server address space, but no such address space started, and STAYUP is not set to YES in the ECAPARM configuration file.
IOAGATE shuts down.
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: A valid ARMELEM parameter was specified in the ECAPARM configuration file, and was registered as an element of automatic restart management (ARM) for IOAGATE.
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: The message indicates that IOAGATE failed unexpectedly, but ARM support is enabled, and the operating system is automatically restarting IOAGATE.
IOAGATE restarts and normal processing continues.
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: The message indicates that when starting up, IOAGATE failed to activate automatic restart management (ARM).
The meaning of the variables in this message is shown in the following table:
rc |
rsn |
short_explan |
Explanation |
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08 |
002C |
ELEMENT NAME INVALID |
An invalid element name was specified. |
08 |
0150 |
ELEMENT NAME IN USE |
The element name is registered in a different address space. |
12 |
0004 |
NO ARM SUPPORT |
The release of MVS or JES in use does not support the ARM function. |
12 |
0104 |
MAX ARM USERS |
The number of ARM users registered is the maximum permissible. |
12 |
0160 |
NO ACCESS TO ARM CDS |
This system provides no access to an ARM CDS. |
ARM is not enabled. Normal processing continues.
Corrective Action: Correct the problem identified by the diagnostic information in this message, then restart IOAGATE.
Explanation: The message indicates that an F IOAGATE,modifyCommand command was issued, and that the command was rejected for the reason specified in the message.
The variables in this message are:
The command is ignored. Normal processing continues.
Corrective Action: Correct the command and if necessary reissue it.
Explanation: This information message indicates that IOAGATE completed the initialization process successfully.
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: IOAGATE detected a severe internal error. An IOAGATE task tried to run the ECAGNRL internal service routine.
The variables in this message are:
IOAGATE shuts down.
Corrective Action: Contact BMC Customer Support.
Explanation: IOAGATE detected a severe internal error. An IOAGATE task tried to run the ECAGNRL internal service routine.
The variables in this message are:
IOAGATE shuts down.
Corrective Action: Contact BMC Customer Support.
Explanation: The maximum number of users is already connected to IOAGATE over the multiple connection TCP channel.
In this message, channelId is the identity of the channel over which communication was attempted.
The attempt to connect to IOAGATE over the specified multiple connection TCP channel fails, and normal processing continues.
Corrective Action: Try again later.
Explanation: This information message indicates the normal start of an IOAGATE internal channel task.
The variables in this message are:
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: This information message indicates normal termination of an IOAGATE internal channel task.
The variables in this message are:
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: IOAGATE detected a severe internal error. An IOAGATE task tried to run the ECAGNRL internal service routine.
The variables in this message are:
IOAGATE shuts down.
Corrective Action: Contact BMC Customer Support.
Explanation: IOAGATE detected a severe internal error. An IOAGATE task tried to run the ECAGNRL internal service routine.
In this message, func is the internal numeric code of the function that IOAGATE tried to perform.
IOAGATE shuts down.
Corrective Action: Contact BMC Customer Support.
Explanation: IOAGATE detected a severe internal error. An IOAGATE task tried to run the ECAGNRL internal service routine.
The variables in this message are:
IOAGATE shuts down.
Corrective Action: Contact BMC Customer Support.
Explanation: IOAGATE detected a severe internal error. An IOAGATE task tried to run the ECAGNRL internal service routine.
The variables in this message are:
IOAGATE shuts down.
Corrective Action: Contact BMC Customer Support.
Explanation: IOAGATE detected a severe internal error. An IOAGATE task tried to run the ECAGNRL internal service routine.
The variables in this message are:
IOAGATE shuts down.
Corrective Action: Contact BMC Customer Support.
Explanation: IOAGATE detected a severe internal error. An IOAGATE task tried to run the ECAGNRL internal service routine.
In this message, func is the internal numeric code of the function that IOAGATE tried to perform.
IOAGATE shuts down.
Corrective Action: Contact BMC Customer Support.
Explanation: IOAGATE detected a severe internal error. An IOAGATE task tried to run the ECAGNRL internal service routine.
In this message, func is the internal numeric code of the function that IOAGATE tried to perform.
IOAGATE shuts down.
Corrective Action: Contact BMC Customer Support.
Explanation: A severe error has arisen in the IOAGATE TCP multiple connection channel channelId, and no active communication task is under the control of that channel.
The specified multiple connection channel (channelId) goes down. If it is the only channel configured in IOAGATE, IOAGATE shuts down.
Corrective Action: Contact BMC Customer Support.
Explanation: This information message indicates that IOAGATE is shutting down, either as a result of a STOP command, or internal IOAGATE events.
IOAGATE shuts down.
Corrective Action: If the shutdown is not the result of an operator request, check the IOAGATE JES log, the DAIGLOG log and the DATRACE log for more information about the cause of the shutdown. If necessary, call your system programmer for assistance.
Explanation: IOAGATE failed to complete initialization. The reason code (rsn) is an internal ID that IOAGATE assigned to this specific problem.
IOAGATE shuts down.
Corrective Action: Check the IOAGATE JES log, the DAIGLOG log and the DATRACE log for more information about the cause of the failure. Try to restart the IOAGATE. If necessary, call your system programmer for assistance.
Explanation: IOAGATE forced a DETACH of an IOAGATE internal channel task. When this message is issued during IOAGATE termination, it indicates that an internal problem probably prevented the task from shutting down smoothly.
The message ECAG15I is issued after a smooth shutdown.
The variables in this message are:
Termination continues.
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: This information message usually follows messages ECAG0BW and ECAG0CI, which indicate that an invalid modify command was issued. This message might appear more than once. Each occurrence displays a valid modify command.
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: IOAGATE detected an internal error. The IOAGATE task tried to run the ECAGNRL internal service routine.
The variables in this message are:
IOAGATE may shut down or continue, depending on the severity of the failure.
Corrective Action: If IOAGATE shuts down, contact BMC Customer Support.
Explanation: IOAGATE failed to allocate the file of encryption keys that is needed to initialize the encryption environment that is requested because ENCRYPT is set to YES in the ECAPARM configuration file.
The encryption environment is not established. Processing continues without encryption.
Corrective Action: Prepare a valid file of encryption keys of the type required for encryption to operate, both on IOAGATE and the workstation. For more information, see the description of the ENCRYPT parameter in the IOA chapter of the INCONTROL for z/OS Installation Guide.
Explanation: IOAGATE failed to load the encryption and decryption routine routineName when trying to initialize the encryption environment requested because ENCRYPT was set to YES in the ECAPARM configuration file.
The encryption environment is not established. Processing continues without encryption.
Corrective Action: Contact BMC Customer Support.
Explanation: IOAGATE detected an internal error. The IOAGATE task tried to run the ECAPUT internal service routine.
The variables in this message are:
IOAGATE continues processing or shuts down, depending on the failure severity.
Corrective Action: If IOAGATE shuts down, contact BMC Customer Support.
Explanation: Start of IOAGATE was attempted while IOAGATE was already active in the system. Two IOAGATEs with the same ECAPARM configuration file cannot run concurrently.
The variables in this message are:
The newly started IOAGATE shuts down.
Corrective Action: If you must run a second IOAGATE in the same system concurrently, create and use an ECAPARM configuration file with a unique suffix.
Explanation: This information message displays some main system attributes of the active IOAGATE. The ECAG33I message follows this message with more main system attributes.
The variables in this message are:
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: This message displays some main system attributes of the active IOAGATE. During initialization, IOAGATE retrieves an MVS linkage index to perform cross memory communication with its partner application server address spaces. The linkage index obtained from MVS is kept by IOAGATE in an MVS name/token pair.
The ECAG32I message precedes this message and displays different system attributes.
The variables in this message are:
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: This information message indicates that an F IOAGATE,STATUS command was issued. It is a header for subsequent ECAG35I messages.
The STATUS command can be issued manually by the operator, or automatically by IOAGATE, as a result of internal problems.
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: This information message specifies a server task of an application server address space that was issued.
The variables in this message are:
Primary Status |
Description, Secondary Status, and Information |
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START |
The server task is starting. It may also show
|
READY |
The server task started and is ready to handle requests. It may also show recovered to indicate that the server recovered successfully. |
UP |
Server task started, for a task that does not use cross-memory communication with the IOAGATE address space. |
DOWN |
The server task is down. It may also show one of the following to indicate an automatic recovery status or the reason for the DOWN status:
|
BUSY |
The server task is busy handling a request. May also show the time in seconds to handle a request. |
WAIT |
The non-CM server task is down and cannot be recovered until its CM server is ready. This may also show:
|
SUSPEND |
The server task failed and cannot be recovered for the time being due to temporary internal problems. May also show the time in seconds to handle a request or be in a SUSPEND state. |
FAILED |
The server task failed. May also show:
|
PENDING |
IOAGATE is waiting for this server task to send an internal acknowledgment to IOAGATE address space. May also show:
|
X’ hex_value' |
The status of a server task is unknown. May also show:
|
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: An attempt to issue an F IOAGATE,STOPASID= addrSpaceId command failed. Either the specified address space ID is not ready or the server address space is already down.
In this message, addrSpaceId is the internal ID of the application server address space.
The modify command is rejected. Normal processing continues.
Corrective Action: Use the F IOAGATE,STATUS command to check the status of the server address space.
Explanation: This information message indicates that an F IOAGATE,STOPASID=addrSpaceId command was performed successfully. A STOPASID command shuts down a specific application server address space.
The variables in this message are:
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: This information message displays the name of the heartbeat resource of the running IOAGATE for a specific application server. When the application server is launched, IOAGATE issues a heartbeat ENQ request to acquire the specified resource exclusively as a heartbeat mechanism between the application server and IOAGATE. If the resource is available in the application server address space, it means that the IOAGATE stopped.
IOAGATE acquires a heartbeat resource for each application server it launches.
The variables in this message are:
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: An attempt to issue an F IOAGATE,STOPTID=taskId command to stop the specified server task failed. The specified server task is either not ready, or is already down.
In this message, taskId is the internal ID of a server task.
The modify command is rejected. Normal processing continues.
Corrective Action: Use the F IOAGATE,STATUS command to check the status of the server task, and reissue the command later.
Explanation: IOAGATE failed to create a new MVS name or token pair in which to keep a linkage index. During initialization, IOAGATE obtains a linkage index to perform cross memory communication with its partner application server address spaces. IOAGATE keeps the linkage index in an MVS name or token pair.
Possible values of rsn are:
IOAGATE shuts down.
Corrective Action: Call your system programmer for assistance.
Explanation: An attempt to issue an F IOAGATE,STOPTID=taskId command to stop the specified server task failed, because the specified server task ID was incorrect. The variable taskId must be a correct internal ID of a server task.
The modify command is rejected. Normal processing continues.
Corrective Action: Use the F IOAGATE,STATUS command to identify the correct taskId, and reissue the command.
Explanation: This information message indicates that a PUTTER task of IOAGATE submitted the internal control message controlMsg for the application server serverId.
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: An IOAGATE GETTER task of IOAGATE received a confirmation for the internal control message controlMsg sent earlier by an IOAGATE PUTTER task. The confirmation control message controlMsg was sent by the application server serverId.
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: An IOAGATE PUTTER task discovered an irrelevant SIB internal control block with the attributes identified in this message. The problematic control block was created before the specified PUTTER task was started.
The variables in this message are:
The SIB control block is destroyed. Normal processing continues.
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: This warning message is issued if the chain of SIB control blocks is already unlocked when attempting to unlock it.
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: This severe error message is issued if the chain of SIB control blocks has been locked by some other task, indicated by LOCKED BY (taskId) when attempting to unlock it. In this case, the unrecoverable error indicator is set to ON, SVCDUMP is initiated, and IOAGATE goes down.
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: This information message indicates that the F IOAGATE,SHOWTOKEN modify command was issued in the IOAGATE address space to display the MVS token of the current IOAGATE.
The variables in this message are:
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: The message is issued when IOAGATE assigns a transaction to the last ready CS server subtask in an application server address space that serves Control-D/Page ON Demand requests. This message will not be issued more than once per minute in order not to flood the console with such messages.
The variables in this message are:
For example, if the following messages appear:
10:05:00 ECAG3IW ...OCCURED (001) TIMES.
10:06:00 ECAG3IW ...OCCURED (005) TIMES.
This means that at 10:05:00 the last ready CS has been assigned and that in the following minute the last ready CS has been assigned 5 times.
When the last ready CS is assigned, it means that any new request must wait until a busy CS in the same address space finishes handling its request and becomes ready.
Corrective Action: In general, BMC recommends that you define enough CS subtasks and application server address spaces so that this situation rarely, if ever, occurs.
Explanation: The specified application server cannot be started. During initialization, IOAGATE detected errors in the indicated CHANNEL definition and disabled it. As a result, the application server that referenced this channel became unusable.
Variables in this message are:
Corrective Action: Check the IOAGATE DAIGLOG log and the DATRACE log for more information. Try to correct the CHANNEL definition, and restart IOAGATE.
Explanation: IOAGATE detected a server task failure. The server task was handling the specified user request when IOAGATE detected the failure.
Attributes of the failed server are:
IOAGATE does the following:
Corrective Action: Check the error messages of the application server address space to determine why the server task terminated. Fix the problem and try again.
Explanation: IOAGATE failed to create a notification message for a remote IOAGATE that supports the application appl. The reason for the failure is identified by the variable rsn.
This message is issued only when the IOAGATE is configured for IOAGATE-to-IOAGATE communication.
Possible values for rsn are:
Corrective Action: Contact BMC Customer Support.
Explanation: An F IOAGATE,STARTASID= addrSpaceId command failed. Either the specified ID is invalid, or this server address space is already up.
The variables in this message are:
The modify command is rejected.
Corrective Action: Correct the application server address space ID, and reissue the command.
Explanation: This information message indicates that an F IOAGATE,STARTASID=addrSpaceId command was performed successfully. The STARTASID command starts a specific application server address space.
The variables in this message are:
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: This information message indicates that the specified user successfully logged on to IOAGATE over a multiple connection (MC) SNA channel.
The variables in this message are:
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: This information message indicates that an F IOAGATE,STOPASID=addrSpaceId command was issued and performed successfully. The STOPASID command shuts down a specific application server address space.
The variables in this message are:
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: IOAGATE detected a server task failure before the task completed its startup.
The variables in this message are:
Automatic recovery is initiated for the failed server task if the option was not blocked by the MAXRECOV parameter in the ECAPARM configuration file, and processing continues.
Corrective Action: Check the error messages of the application server address space to determine why the server task failed, try to fix the problem, and try again.
Explanation: IOAGATE detected an application server failure before the server completed its startup.
The variables in this message are:
Automatic recovery is initiated for the failed application server if the option was not blocked by the MAXRECOV parameter in the ECAPARM configuration file. Processing continues.
Corrective Action: Check the error messages of the application server address space to determine why the application server failed, try to fix the problem, and restart IOAGATE.
Explanation: IOAGATE detected a server task failure.
The variables in this message are:
IOAGATE does the following:
Corrective Action: Check the error messages of the application server address space to determine why the server task failed, try to fix the problem, and restart IOAGATE.
Explanation: This information message indicates that the operator issued the command F IOAGATE,STOPTID=taskId, and that command was successfully performed. The STOPTID command shuts down a specific server task.
The variables in this message are:
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: An F IOAGATE,STARTASID=addrSpaceId command was issued by the operator, and failed. The STARTASID command starts a specific application server address space that either was shut down or failed. The specified address space ID (addrSpaceId) is not a valid address space ID.
In this message, addrSpaceId is the invalid address space ID that was specified.
Corrective Action: Correct the address space ID and reissue the command.
Explanation: The specified application server address space went down because an operator stopped the single or last active CS server task running under the control of the identified application server.
The variables in this message are:
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: An F IOAGATE, CTID= taskId CANCEL TASK modify command has been issued by the user.
The variables in this message are:
IOAGATE issues an internal control message that causes the application server address space addrSpaceId to terminate the server task taskId. Normal processing continues.
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: The specified server task has been terminated by IOAGATE.
The variables in this message are:
Corrective Action: Analyze the IOAGATE outputs to identify the reason of the termination. If the problem persists, contact BMC Customer Support.
Explanation: The specified application server address space failed.
The variables in this message are:
Normal processing continues, and, if recovery is not blocked for this application server, the IOAGATE tries to recover the server.
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: This information message indicates that a DEALLOCATE APPC command was received from a client or partner IOAGATE for the specified conversation ID.
The variables in this message are:
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: A communication channel has waited for at least one application server linked to the channelId channel to become ready, but none has come up.
The variables in this message are:
IOAGATE discontinues waiting until at least one application server linked to the channelId channel is ready. The channelId channel continues initializing.
Corrective Action: This warning message may, but does not necessarily, indicate a real problem on the application server. Examine the JES logs of all application servers linked to the channelId channel and try to find the cause for the failure of the application server to start in time.
Explanation: This message follows the messages ECAC60E, ECAC61E, ECAC62E, ECAC64E, ECAC65E, ECAC66E, ECAC67E, ECAC68E, ECAC6CE, ECAC6DE, ECAC6EE, ECAC6FE, ECAC6GE, ECAC6HE, ECAC6IE, ECAC6ME, ECAG58E, and provides details of the rejected transaction.
The variables in the message are:
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: The channelId communication channel has waited for the applServer application server that is linked to become ready, but applServer has not come up.
The variables in this message are:
IOAGATE discontinues waiting until at the application server linked to the channelId channel is ready. The channelId channel continues initializing.
Corrective Action: This warning message may, but does not necessarily, indicate a real problem on the application server. Examine the JES log of the applicId application server and try to find out why the application server failed to start in time.
Explanation: This information message indicates that a request was canceled because an expected message did not arrive within a defined time-out interval.
The variables in this message are:
If the expected message is not critical, IOAGATE continues executing. If the expected message is critical, the corresponding SNA channel goes down.
Corrective Action: If the problem persists, call BMC Customer Support for assistance.
Explanation: This information message indicates that the specified channel received a request with a "Do not process (!)" indication.
The variables in this message are:
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: This message follows ECAG59W or ECAG5BW and displays the discarded transaction.
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: This message warns that the specified channel received a handshake used by IOAGATE-to-IOAGATE communication, but the local IOAGATE is not configured to be a partner IOAGATE.
The variables in this message are:
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: This information message indicates that an F IOAGATE,<cmd_modify> command was successfully performed.
The variables in this message are:
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: This information message indicates that an F IOAGATE,CLOSE=ALL,SHUT modify command was successfully performed.
Processing continues. IOAGATE will be shut down as soon as all active clients have been disconnected.
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: An F IOAGATE,CLOSE=channelId,SHUT modify command was issued but the SHUT subcommand was rejected because a channel was found to be open and active.
Corrective Action: If required, close the open channels and re-issue the F IOAGATE,CLOSE=ALL,SHUT modify command.
Explanation: An F IOAGATE,OPEN=ALL modify command was issued, but was rejected because all active channels are already open.
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: An F IOAGATE,OPEN=ALL/ channelId modify command was issued, but the CLOSE=ALL,SHUT command had already been issued.
The action that was ordered by the SHUT subcommand has been canceled.
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: An F IOAGATE,OPEN=ALL,SHUT modify command was issued some time ago, and all active clients have been disconnected.
IOAGATE goes down.
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: This information message indicates that an F IOAGATE,CLOSE=ALL/ channelId modify command was issued against the channelId channel, and this channel was closed.
The variables in this message are:
The attempt to connect to the channelId channel is rejected. Normal processing continues.
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: Language Environment Preinitialization services is used to create a persistent C environment for INCONTROL C programs. An error occurred while using this facility. The subtask involved will be abended with code U0186.
The variables are defined as follows:
Corrective Action:
Explanation: An IOAGATE channel was defined with ESTACK=stack in ECAPARMx. The z/OS system has dual stack mode TCP/IP, but the specified stack is not running.
Corrective Action: Either bring up the started task specified in ESTACK parameter, or remove the ESTACK parameter. Then recycle IOAGATE.
Explanation: IOAGATE discovered a protocol violation. After the sending side of a dual connection (DC) SNA channel allocates a conversation with its partner or client, the partner application should reverse the conversation direction. Due to a protocol violation, the conversation direction was not reversed. This message can occur only for dual connection (DC) SNA channels.
IOAGATE shuts down.
Corrective Action: Contact BMC Customer Support.
Explanation: This information message indicates that a user successfully logged on to IOAGATE over a multiple connection (MC) TCP channel.
The variables in this message are:
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: This information message indicates that a DEALLOCATE APPC command was sent to a partner or client.
Conversation parameters:
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: This information message indicates that a conversation started between IOAGATE and its partner or client. The specified partner or client started a conversation with IOAGATE. The message can be issued for a dual connection (DC) SNA channel only.
Conversation parameters are:
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: This information message indicates that a DEALLOCATE APPC command was received from a partner or client. The partner deallocated the conversation with IOAGATE.
Conversation parameters are:
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: The VTAM operator broke the connection between the partner or client and the indicated SNA channel. This message indicates that the TPEND exit was invoked.
Attributes of the connection are:
Processing continues, and IOAGATE tries to recycle the specified SNA channel.
Corrective Action: For an explanation of TPEND reason codes, see the VTAM Programming for LU 6.2 Manual. Call your system programmer for assistance.
Explanation: The partner or client and IOAGATE were disconnected. This message precedes the message ECAG68I, which contains VTAM diagnostic information.
The attributes of the broken connection are:
IOAGATE attempts to recycle the indicated SNA channel.
Corrective Action: Read the message ECAG68I to identify and fix the problem, if possible. If you cannot resolve the problem, call your system programmer for assistance.
Explanation: This information message displays VTAM diagnostic information for a network systems programmer. It follows message ECAG67W, which announces disconnection of IOAGATE from its partner or client.
RPL6 fields that are documented in the VTAM Programming for LU 6.2 are:
Corrective Action: Try to determine the cause of the problem, and correct it. If you cannot resolve the problem, call your system programmer for assistance.
Explanation: This information message indicates that the SNA channel of the IOAGATE is waiting for an ALLOCATE request from a partner or client. This message is issued during a multiple connection (MC) SNA channel startup.
Attributes of the SNA channel are:
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: This information message indicates that the probable reason for the failure of a VTAM request is a temporary shortage of main storage for VTAM. This message follows a message that announces failure of a VTAM request, such as an APPC command, or an OPEN or CLOSE ACB command, and precedes message ECAG81I, ECAG84I, or ECAG85I, which indicates the action that will be taken by IOAGATE. This message can be issued for an SNA channel only.
Processing continues, but the SNA channel fails.
Corrective Action: If the problem persists, consider tuning the VTAM buffer. Call your system programmer for assistance.
Explanation: This information message indicates that VTAM is probably going down. This message follows a message that announces failure of a VTAM request, such as an APPC command, or an OPEN or CLOSE ACB command. It precedes message ECAG81I, ECAG84I, or ECAG85I, which indicates the action that will be taken by IOAGATE. This message can be issued for an SNA channel only.
SNA channel fails. Processing continues.
Corrective Action: If the problem persists, call your system programmer for assistance.
Explanation: This information message indicates that the probable reason for the failure of a VTAM OPEN ACB command is that VTAM does not recognize the VTAM LU 6.2 (APPC) application ID specified in the OPEN ACB command. This message follows message ECAG91W, which announces the command failure, and precedes message ECAG83E, which specifies the action that will be taken by IOAGATE. This message can be issued for an SNA channel only.
Possible causes are:
Processing continues, but the SNA channel fails.
Corrective Action: Activate the Major node, or correct the APPLID or APPLIDS specifications in the SNA channel declaration in the ECAPARM configuration file. If the problem persists, call your system programmer for assistance.
Explanation: This information message indicates that the probable reason for failure of a VTAM OPEN ACB command is that the VTAM LU 6.2 (APPC) application ID specified in the OPEN ACB command is probably not a valid application definition, although it is known to VTAM. This could happen, for instance, if the APPLID or APPLIDS defined to IOAGATE in the ECAPARM configuration file is incorrect, but happens to match the name of another resource known to VTAM.
This message follows a message that announces failure of the VTAM OPEN ACB command, and precedes message ECAG83E, which specifies the action that will be taken by the IOAGATE. This message can be issued for an SNA channel only.
Processing continues, but the SNA channel fails.
Corrective Action: Correct the APPLID or APPLIDS specifications in the SNA channel declaration in the ECAPARM configuration file. If the problem persists, call your system programmer for assistance.
Explanation: This information message indicates that the probable reason for the failure of a VTAM OPEN ACB command is that the VTAM LU 6.2 (APPC) application ID specified in the OPEN ACB command is already open and in use by another application.
Possible causes are:
This message precedes message ECAG85I, which specifies the action that will be taken by IOAGATE. This message can be issued for an SNA channel only.
Processing continues, but the SNA channel fails.
Corrective Action: Correct the APPLID specifications in the SNA declaration in the ECAPARM configuration file, or shut down the address space that uses the same APPLID. If the problem persists, call your system programmer for assistance.
Explanation: This information message indicates that the probable cause of the failure of a VTAM OPEN ACB command is that the VTAM LU 6.2 (APPC) application ID is inactive. This message precedes message ECAG81I, which specifies the action that will be taken by the IOAGATE. This message can be issued for an SNA channel only.
Processing continues, but the SNA channel fails.
Corrective Action: Activate the application defined by the APPLID. If the problem persists, call your system programmer for assistance.
Explanation: This information message indicates that the probable cause of the failure of a VTAM request, such as an APPC command, or an OPEN or CLOSE ACB command, is that VTAM is down. This message precedes message ECAG85I, which specifies the action that will be taken by the IOAGATE. This message can be issued for an SNA channel only.
Processing continues, but the SNA channel fails.
Corrective Action: Call your network systems programmer for assistance.
Explanation: This information message indicates that the probable cause of the failure of a VTAM APPC command is that the conversation was lost due to disconnection from the partner or client. This message follows message ECAG90E, which announces that an APPC command failed, and precedes message ECAG81I, which specifies the action that will be taken by the IOAGATE. This message can be issued for an SNA channel only.
Processing continues, but the SNA channel fails.
Corrective Action: Check the message issued by the partner or client and proceed accordingly. If the problem persists, call your system programmer for assistance.
Explanation: This information message indicates that the probable cause of failure of a VTAM APPC command is a communication disruption. This may be due to a resource failure on the route to or from the partner or client. This message precedes message ECAG81I, which specifies the action that will be taken by the IOAGATE. This message can be issued for an SNA channel only.
Processing continues, but the SNA channel fails.
Corrective Action: Try to determine the cause of the communication disruption and correct it. If the problem persists, call your system programmer for assistance.
Explanation: This information message indicates that the probable cause of failure of a VTAM APPC command is the termination of a VTAM session, possibly because of a protocol error. This message precedes message ECAG81I, which indicates the action that will be taken by the IOAGATE. This message can be issued for an SNA channel only.
Processing continues, but the SNA channel fails.
Corrective Action: Call your system programmer for assistance. If the problem persists, contact BMC Customer Support.
Explanation: This information message indicates that an attempt will be made to restart the specified SNA channel. Restarting an SNA channel involves preparing to receive a conversation allocation request from the partner or client LU, including opening the ACB if it is not already open. This message follows other messages that provide details about an error that occurred.
In this message, channelId is the identity of the problematic SNA channel.
IOAGATE attempts to restart the indicated channel.
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: This information message indicates that an attempt will be made to recycle the SNA channel. Communication is recycled when VTAM is going down, or when the retry limit is exceeded. Recycling communication for a SNA channel involves deallocating the conversation (if there is any), closing and re-opening the ACB, and preparing to receive a conversation allocation request from the partner or client LU. This message follows other messages that provide details about the error that occurred.
In this message, channelId is the identity of the problematic SNA channel.
IOAGATE attempts to recycle the indicated SNA channel.
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: IOAGATE will shut down because of an error that occurred. This message follows other messages that provide details about the error.
IOAGATE shuts down.
Corrective Action: If the shutdown is due to an error in the IOAGATE, contact BMC Customer Support.
Explanation: This information message indicates that a failed operation will be retried. This message follows other messages that provide details about an error that occurred. This message can be issued for an SNA channel only.
Normal processing continues, and the failed operation is retried until it succeeds or until the retry limit is reached. When the retry limit is exceeded, an attempt is made to recycle the SNA channel.
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: This information message indicates that a failed operation will be retried after one minute. This message follows other messages that provide details about an error that occurred. This message can be issued for a SNA channel only.
Normal processing continues, and the failed operation is retried after one minute.
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: This information message indicates that a multiple connection (MC) SNA channel established CNOS connection with a partner IOAGATE.
Parameters of the established connection are:
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: This information message indicates that the sending conversation with a partner IOAGATE was allocated over a multiple connection (MC) SNA channel.
The variables in this message are:
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: An APPC command issued by a multiple connection (MC) SNA channel failed. This message precedes message ECAG84I, which specifies the action that will be taken by IOAGATE. This message may follow another message that provides more information about the error.
The variables in this message for the system programmer are:
For more information on appc_cmd, r15_rc, r0_rsn, and rpl6_rc, see the VTAM Programming for LU 6.2 Manual.
Corrective Action: If another message follows with a probable cause of the error, perform the user action recommended for that message. Otherwise, call your system programmer for assistance.
Explanation: An APPC command issued by a multiple connection (MC) SNA channel failed.
This message precedes message ECAG84I, which specifies the action that will be taken by IOAGATE. This message may follow another message that provides more information about the error.
The variables in this message for the system programmer are:
For more information on appc_cmd, r15_rc, r0_rsn, and rpl6_rc, see the VTAM Programming for LU 6.2 Manual.
Corrective Action: If another message follows with a probable cause of the error, perform the user action recommended for that message. Otherwise, call your system programmer for assistance.
Explanation: An OPEN ACB command issued by a multiple connection SNA channel failed. This message precedes a message that specifies the action that will be taken by IOAGATE. This message may follow another message that provides more information about the error.
The variables in this message for the system programmer are:
Corrective Action: If another message follows with a probable cause of the error, perform the user action recommended for that message. Otherwise, call your system programmer for assistance.
Explanation: A CLOSE ACB command issued by a multiple connection SNA channel failed. This message precedes a message that specifies the action that will be taken by IOAGATE. This message may follow another message that provides more information about the error.
The variables in this message for the system programmer are:
Corrective Action: If another message follows with a probable cause of the error, perform the action recommended for that message. Otherwise, call your system programmer for assistance.
Explanation: A SETLOGON command issued by a multiple connection (MC) SNA channel failed. This message precedes a message that specifies the action that will be taken by IOAGATE. This message may follow another message that provides more information about the error.
The variables in this message for the system programmer are:
For more information on r15_rc, r0_rsn, rplrtncd_code, and rplfdbk2_code, see the VTAM Programming for LU 6.2 Manual.
Corrective Action: If another message follows with a probable cause of the error, perform the user action recommended for that message. Otherwise, call your system programmer for assistance.
Explanation: An APPC command issued by a multiple connection (MC) SNA channel failed after a number of retries. This message precedes a message that specifies the action that will be taken by the local IOAGATE. This message may follow another message that provides more information about the error.
The variables in this message for the system programmer are:
Corrective Action: For more information on appc_cmd, see the VTAM Programming for LU 6.2 Manual.
The IOAGATE recycles the specified SNA channel.
Explanation: A SEND operation issued by a multiple connection (MC) SNA channel was not completed within the specified time interval. This message precedes a message that specifies the action that will be taken by the local IOAGATE. This message may follow another message that provides more information about the error.
The variables in this message are:
The IOAGATE recycles the specified SNA channel.
Corrective Action: If another message follows with a probable cause of the error, perform the user action recommended for that message. Otherwise, call your system programmer for assistance.
Explanation: A GENCB operation issued by a multiple connection SNA channel failed. This message precedes a message that specifies the action that will be taken by the local IOAGATE.
The variables in this message for the system programmer are:
For more information on r15_rc, r0_rsn, rplrtncd_code, and rplfdbk2_code, see the VTAM Programming for LU 6.2 Manual.
IOAGATE shuts down.
Corrective Action: Try to determine the cause of the failure using the diagnostic information in the message. If you cannot resolve the problem, call your system programmer for assistance.
Explanation: This information message indicates that the specified conversation started between the IOAGATE and its partner. A specific partner started a conversation with the IOAGATE.
The variables in this message are:
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: A session between the specified LU and the local IOAGATE ended. A partner IOAGATE ended the connection to the local IOAGATE.
The variables in this message are:
Corrective Action: No action is required.
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