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This group includes messages for the IOA (infrastructure) product.
Explanation: The length of the CICS COMMAREA supplied to the CTMCICN prerequisite condition processing program was less than that expected by the program.
The parameter list is passed to the program by means of a CICS COMMAREA which must be defined according to DSECT CTMCIACN or COPY the CTMCICCN member.
The CTMCICN program stops executing.
Corrective Action: If the program which links to CTMCICN is user-written, check that the length of the COMMAREA specified in the LINKD statement is not less than the length of DSECT CTMCIACN or COPY the CTMCICCN member. Contact your CICS system programmer for assistance if necessary.
If the program linking to CTMCICN is part of the IOA/CICS Interface and has not been altered, have your INCONTROL administrator contact BMC Customer Support.
Explanation: The condition specified in an ADD request already exists in the IOA Conditions file, or the condition specified in a DELETE or CHECK request could not be found.
This message is issued by prerequisite processing the CTMCICN program.
The CTMCICN program stops executing.
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: An invalid parameter was passed to the CTMCICN prerequisite condition processing program.
The CTMCICN program stops executing.
Corrective Action: If the program which links to CTMCICN is user-written, check that the parameters passed to the program conform to DSECT CTMCIACN or COPY the CTMCICCN member. If the program linking to CTMCICN is part of the IOA/CICS Interface and has not been altered, have your INCONTROL administrator contact BMC Customer Support.
Explanation: An internal error occurred in routine routineName, and processing abends with code abCode.
This error message is issued by prerequisite condition processing the CTMCICN program, which accesses the IOA Conditions files by means of subtask IOACND.
The CTMCICN program stops executing.
Corrective Action: Have your INCONTROL administrator inform BMC Customer Support of the abend code.
Explanation: Execution of an MVS ATTACH macro ended with return code rc.
This error message is issued by prerequisite condition processing the CTMCICN program, which accesses the IOA Conditions files by means of an ATTACH to subtask IOACND.
The CTMCICN program stops executing.
Corrective Action: Refer to the relevant IBM manual for an explanation of the return code. If the problem cannot be resolved, contact BMC Customer Support.
Explanation: This information message is issued by prerequisite condition processing the CTMCICN program, and indicates that function func was successfully executed for prerequisite condition cond.
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: The CTMCIST program failed to link to the CTMCICN program because the program was disabled, or was not defined in the CICS tables.
The CTMCIST program attempted to link to the CTMCICN program in order to set a CICS-UP or CICS-DOWN condition in the IOA Conditions file.
The CICS-UP or CIS-DOWN condition is not added to the IOA Conditions file.
Corrective Action: Check that the CTMCICN program is enabled, and that it is correctly defined in the CICS tables. For more information, please refer to the installation instructions in the IOA CICSSAMP library.
Explanation: The CTMCIST program did not receive an UP or DOWN input parameter.
The CTMCIST program is invoked by means of a START command from CTMCIUP or CTMCIDN during CICS startup and shutdown respectively. Include the UP or DOWN parameter with the START command, to indicate whether to add CICS-UP or a CICS-DOWN condition to the IOA Conditions file.
The CTMCIST program stops executing.
Corrective Action: Supply the correct parameter with the START command. Contact your CICS system programmer for assistance if necessary.
Explanation: This information message indicates that a CICS-UP or CICS-DOWN condition was successfully added to the IOA Conditions file.
This message is issued when the CTMCIST program is invoked by means of a START command from CTMCIUP or CTMCIDN.
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: The CTMCIST program, which sets CICS-UP and CICS-DOWN conditions in the IOA Conditions file, failed due to an internal error.
Where the error occurred as a result of an EXEC CICS command, func indicates the function code, and err indicates the error code.
In the case of a program check, abCode indicates the CICS abend code.
The program stops executing, and a CICS transaction dump is produced.
Corrective Action: Check the dump and any relevant messages in the system log. If the problem is related to CICS customization, or to storage violations as a result of user transactions, correct the problem. Otherwise, contact BMC Customer Support.
Explanation: The length of the CICS COMMAREA supplied to the CTMCIOC program was less than that expected by the program.
The CTMCIOC program is called to open or close Control-M files defined in table CTMCITB. Parameters are passed to the program by means of a CICS COMMAREA which must be defined according to DSECT CTMCIAOC, or COPY the CTMCICOC member.
The CTMCIOC program stops executing with a condition code of 04.
Corrective Action: If the program which links to CTMCIOC is user-written, check that the length of the COMMAREA specified in the LINK statement is not less than the length of DSECT CTMCIAOC or COPY the CTMCICOC member. Contact your CICS system programmer for assistance if necessary.
If the program linking to CTMCIOC is part of the IOA/CICS Interface and has not been altered, have your INCONTROL administrator contact BMC Customer Support.
Explanation: The parameter list passed to the CTMCIOC program contained either no function or an invalid function.
The CTMCIOC program is called to open or close Control-M files defined in table CTMCITB. Valid functions are O (open) and C (close).
The CTMCIOC program stops executing with a condition code of 08.
Corrective Action: Supply a valid function.
Explanation: The parameter list passed to the CTMCIOC program contained either no group, or a group which could not be found on the Temporary Storage Queue of Control-M files.
This error message is issued by the CTMCIOC program, which is called to open or close Control-M files defined in table CTMCITB.
The CTMCIOC program stops executing with a condition code of 12.
Corrective Action: Supply a valid value for the GROUP parameter.
Explanation: The parameter list passed to the CTMCIOC program contained either no data set name, or a data set name which could not be found on the Temporary Storage Queue of Control-M files.
This error message is issued by the CTMCIOC program, which is called to open or close Control-M files defined in table CTMCITB.
The CTMCIOC program stops executing with a condition code of 16.
Corrective Action: Supply a valid value for the DSN parameter.
Explanation: The parameter list passed to the CTMCIOC program contained either no DD name, or a DD name which could not be found on the Temporary Storage Queue of Control-M files.
This error message is issued by the CTMCIOC program, which is called to open or close Control-M files defined in table CTMCITB.
The CTMCIOC program stops executing with a condition code of 20.
Corrective Action: Supply a valid value for the DD parameter.
Explanation: Insufficient CICS DSA storage was available to process the user request.
This message is issued by the CTMCIOC program, which is called to open or close Control-M files defined in table CTMCITB. The program failed during a CICS GETMAIN command.
The CTMCIOC program stops executing with a condition code of 08.
Corrective Action: Retry the transaction, and if the error persists, contact your CICS system programmer.
Explanation: This information message is issued by the CTMCIOC program, and indicates that a Control-M file defined in table CTMCITB was successfully allocated to CICS as a result of a request to open it.
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: This information message is issued by the CTMCIOC program, and indicates that a Control-M file defined in table CTMCITB was successfully deallocated from CICS as a result of a request to close it.
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: This information message is issued by the CTMCIOC program, and indicates that a request to open a Control-M file defined in table CTMCITB was successfully performed.
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: This information message is issued by the CTMCIOC program, and indicates that a request to close a Control-M file defined in table CTMCITB was successfully performed.
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: The CTMCIOC program was called to open or close Control-M files defined in the CTMCITB table. However, an error occurred during file allocation or deallocation processing.
The variables in this message are:
For further explanation of the return codes, see the IBM manual MVS Programming: Authorized Assembler Services Guide.
The CTMCIOC program stops executing with a condition code of 28.
Corrective Action: Contact your CICS system programmer for assistance if necessary.
Explanation: The CTMCIOC program was called to open or close Control-M files defined in the CTMCITB table, but the DD name specified in the Control-M files table is not defined in the FCT of the specific CICS.
The DD name is ignored and processing either continues with the next member of the group (if group processing was specified), or the program stops executing.
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: The CTMCIOC program was called to open or close Control-M files defined in table CTMCITB. However, the file referenced by the ddName DD statement could not be opened because the necessary security authorization was not available.
The CTMCIOC program stops executing with a condition code of 40.
Corrective Action: Contact your CICS system programmer to define the correct security level for the transaction, both for the SET command to perform file open/close, and for access to the specific data set.
Explanation: The CTMCIOC program was called to open or close Control-M files defined in table CTMCITB, but the open/close failed for a VSAM file.
The CTMCIOC program stops executing with a condition code of 44.
Corrective Action: Check that the data set is properly defined and that the definition conforms to the FCT definition for the data set.
Explanation: The CTMCIOC program was called to open or close Control-M files defined in table CTMCITB. However, its attempt to link or load program pgm failed.
The CTMCIOC program stops executing with a condition code of 52.
Corrective Action: Check that all programs for the IOA/CICS Interface are enabled and correctly defined in the CICS PPT/PCT. For more information, please refer to the installation instructions in the IOA CICSSAMP library.
Explanation: The file referenced by the DD name identified in the message could not be closed.
The CTMCIOC program was called to close Control-M files defined in table CTMCITB. The program made the maximum number of attempts permissible to close the data set, but was unsuccessful. The maximum number of close attempts is set in installation modifiable variable &TRYLIM, in the CTMCIGLC member, and has a default value of three.
The CTMCIOC program stops executing with a condition code of 48.
Corrective Action: Check that all transactions holding the file have terminated and then re-enter the CLOSE request. If necessary, have your CICS system programmer increase the value of variable &RTRYLIM.
Explanation: The CTMCIOC program failed due to an internal error.
Where the error occurred as a result of an EXEC CICS command, func indicates the function code, and error indicates the error code.
In the case of a program check, abend indicates the CICS abend code.
The program stops executing with a condition code of 64 and a CICS transaction dump is produced.
Corrective Action: Check the dump and any relevant messages in the system log. If the problem is related to CICS customization, or to storage violations as a result of user transactions, correct the problem. Otherwise, contact BMC Customer Support.
Explanation: An I/O error occurred while attempting to access records in the CICS Temporary Storage file.
This error message is issued by the CTMCIOC program, which was called to open or close Control-M files defined in table CTMCITB.
The error may be due to one of the following:
The CTMCIOC program stops executing with a condition code of 60.
Corrective Action: Check the status of the Temporary Storage file and if possible correct the problem. If the error persists, contact BMC Customer Support.
Explanation: A NOSPACE condition was detected while attempting to write or update records on the Temporary Storage file.
This error message is issued by the CTMCIOC program, which was called to open or close Control-M files defined in table CTMCITB.
The CTMCIOC program stops executing with a condition code of 56.
Corrective Action: Delete unnecessary records from the Temporary Storage file or increase the file size.
Explanation: This information message is issued by the CTMCIOC program, which is invoked to open or close Control-M files defined in table CTMCITB, and indicates that number1 files were processed successfully from a group containing number2 files.
This summary message is issued following processing of a file group, and follows messages MCIF29I or MCIF30I which are issued to indicate the successful processing of the individual files.
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: This information message indicates that the CTMCIOC program has successfully built the Temporary Storage Queue containing the Control-M files defined in table CTMCITB.
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: An error occurred during an ATTACH of a dynamic allocation subtask.
This error message is issued by the CTMCIOC program, which is called to open or close Control-M files defined in table CTMCITB.
The dynamic allocation SVC will be invoked from the CTMCIOC mainline program.
Corrective Action: Check the CICS job log for any additional messages. Verify that OSCORE is sufficiently large for the IOACND program. For details of the CICS OSCORE requirements for the product, please refer to the installation instructions in the IOA CICSSAMP library. Contact your CICS system programmer for assistance if necessary.
Explanation: The CTMCIOC program was called to open a Control-M file defined in table CTMCITB. However, the data set name specified in table CTMCITB for the identified DD name did not match the data set name currently allocated in CICS for this DD name.
The CTMCIOC program stops executing with a condition code of 68.
Corrective Action: Correct the data set name in table CTMCITB so that it matches the data set name currently allocated to the DD name in CICS.
Explanation: An attempt was made to change the disposition of an open file.
This message is issued by the CTMCIOC program, which was invoked in order to process a Control-M file defined in table CTMCITB.
The CTMCIOC program stops executing with a condition code of 72.
Corrective Action: Close the file before specifying a different disposition.
Explanation: The total length of the Control-M file table CTMCITB is not a multiple of the length of a file entry.
This message is issued by the CTMCIOC program, which is invoked to build the Temporary Storage Queue containing a list of Control-M files as defined in table CTMCITB. The program performs a validity check on file table CTMCITB in order to calculate the number of entries in the table. The problem may have been caused by assembly of the table using the CICS command level assembly procedure, instead of a standard assembly procedure, as is required.
The CTMCIOC program stops executing with a condition code of 76.
Corrective Action: Ensure that the length of the CTMCITB module is correct. Reassemble the table using a standard assembly procedure if it was incorrectly assembled originally. Contact your CICS system programmer for assistance if necessary.
Explanation: This information message is issued by the CTMCIOC program during CICS shutdown processing.
The CTMCIDN program invoked the CTMCIOC program with a request to close all Control-M files defined in table CTMCITB. However, all Control-M files were already closed.
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: The CTMCICT program failed to link to the CTMCIOC program because the program was disabled or was not defined in the CICS tables.
The CTMCICT program is invoked by transactions CTMO/CTMC in order to process open/close requests for files defined in the Control-M file table CTMCITB. The program attempted to link to the CTMCIOC program to process the requests.
The CTMCICT program stops executing.
Corrective Action: Check that the CTMCIOC program is enabled, and that it is correctly defined in the CICS PPT. For more information, please refer to the installation instructions in the IOA CICSSAMP library.
Explanation: An invalid table address was returned to the CTMCICT program.
The CTMCICT program, which processes open/close requests for files defined in the Control-M file table CTMCITB, links to the CTMCIOC program in order to process the request. When processing is requested for more than one file, diagnostic messages for each file are returned to the CTMCICT program in a table pointed to by an address in the COMMAREA.
The CTMCICT program stops executing.
Corrective Action: Check the CICS job log for additional messages which may indicate the cause of the problem. If necessary, contact BMC Customer Support.
Explanation: The CTMCICT program failed due to an internal error.
The error occurred while processing input data for transaction CTMO/CTMC, following a CICS RECEIVE command.
The CTMCICT program stops executing.
Corrective Action: Check the CICS job log for any relevant CICS error messages, and contact BMC Customer Support with the information.
Explanation: The CTMCICT program failed due to an internal error.
The error occurred while processing input data for transaction CTMO/CTMC, following a CICS RECEIVE command.
The CTMCICT program stops executing.
Corrective Action: Check the CICS job log for any relevant CICS error messages, and contact BMC Customer Support with the information.
Explanation: The data entered with transaction CTMO/CTMC do not contain any of the following keywords: DD, DSN, GROUP, DISP, or COND.
At least one of the keywords must be entered following the transaction name.
The CTMCICT program, which is invoked by transaction CTMO/CTMC, stops executing.
Corrective Action: Correct the input data and re-enter the transaction.
Explanation: The data entered with transaction CTMO/CTMC contain the invalid keyword keyName.
Valid keywords are:
The CTMCICT program, which is invoked by transaction CTMO/CTMC, stops executing.
Corrective Action: Correct the input data and reenter the transaction.
Explanation: The data entered with transaction CTMO/CTMC contain keyword keyName with no following value.
The CTMCICT program, which is invoked by transaction CTMO/CTMC, stops executing.
Corrective Action: Correct the input data and re-enter the transaction.
Explanation: The data entered with transaction CTMO/CTMC contain an invalid value, following keyword keyName.
The value found was invalid for the keyword for which it was specified.
The CTMCICT program, which is invoked by transaction CTMO/CTMC, stops executing.
Corrective Action: Correct the input data and re-enter the transaction.
Explanation: The CTMCICT program failed due to an internal error.
The CTMCICT program is invoked by transactions CTMO/CTMC to perform open/close functions.
Where the error occurred as a result of an EXEC CICS command, func indicates the function code, and err indicates the error code.
In the case of a program check, abCode indicates the CICS abend code.
A CICS transaction dump is produced.
Corrective Action: Check the dump and any relevant messages in the system log. If the problem is related to CICS customization, or to storage violations as a result of user transactions, correct the problem. Otherwise, contact BMC Customer Support.
Explanation: This information message indicates that the CTMCICT program, which is invoked by transactions CTMO/CTMC to perform open/close functions, completed processing successfully.
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: The command specified was not recognized by the CTMCIDS program, which is invoked by transaction CTM3.
Valid commands are:
Corrective Action: Enter a valid command.
Explanation: An invalid value was entered in the disposition field of the file menu displayed by transaction CTM3.
Valid values are:
Corrective Action: Enter a valid value.
Explanation: This information message indicates that a processing request was cancelled as a result of a user entering the R (Reset) command or pressing PF06.
A request was entered in the file menu displayed by transaction CTM3, to open or close a Control-M file. However, the request was subsequently cancelled by the user.
All processing requests are cancelled, and the display is cleared of any outstanding file commands.
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: This information message is displayed in the Control-M CICS file Management Facility Menu, as the result of the M (List Commands) command being entered by the user to request a list of valid commands.
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: The CTMCIDS program failed to link to the CTMCIOC program because the program was disabled or was not defined in the CICS tables.
The CTMCIDS program processes open/close requests for Control-M files defined in table CTMCITB by means of a link to the CTMCIOC program.
The CTMCIDS program stops executing.
Corrective Action: Check that the CTMCIOC program is enabled, and that it is correctly defined in the CICS PPT. For more information, please refer to the installation instructions in the IOA CICSSAMP library.
Explanation: The CTMCIUS program failed due to an internal error.
The CTMCIUS program scans the open or close status of CICS files defined for Control-M, and updates any changed status in the IOA Conditions file.
Where the error occurred as a result of an EXEC CICS command, func indicates the function code, and err indicates the error code.
In the case of a program check, abCode indicates the CICS abend code.
The CTMCIUS program stops executing and a CICS transaction dump is produced.
Corrective Action: Check the dump and any relevant messages in the system log. If the problem is related to CICS customization, or to storage violations as a result of user transactions, correct the problem. Otherwise, contact BMC Customer Support.
Explanation: The CTMCIDS program failed due to an internal error.
The CTMCIDS program failed to calculate the number of entries per display due to invalid data in the Temporary Storage Queue containing the Control-M file information.
The CTMCIDS program stops executing.
Corrective Action: Delete the Control-M files Temporary Storage Queue and re-enter the transaction. If the problem persists, contact BMC Customer Support.
Explanation: This information message indicates that as a result of one or more requests to open/close Control-M files being entered in the file menu displayed by transaction CTM3, the num entries indicated in the message are to be processed.
The message indicates the total number of files to be processed, which may be greater than the number of individual entries selected as a result of groups being specified for processing.
Corrective Action: Press PF05 to continue processing or PF06 to cancel the request.
Explanation: An invalid line command was entered in the Control-M CICS file Management Facility Menu.
Valid line commands consist of two characters as follows:
Corrective Action: Enter a valid line command.
Explanation: The CTMCIDS program, which is invoked by transaction CTM3, detected that conflicting line commands were entered in the Control-M CICS file Management Facility Menu.
Both C (close) and O (open) commands were specified for a number of entries using the group option. Two or more files were found to have conflicting processing requests.
Corrective Action: Remove the conflicting commands and re-enter the request.
Explanation: The Temporary Storage Queue containing the Control-M file list has been updated since the last time ENTER was pressed in the Control-M CICS file Management Facility Menu.
The menu displayed is no longer up-to-date and therefore user requests cannot be processed.
The current user requests will not be processed.
Corrective Action: End the current transaction and re-enter the transaction in order to display the updated file status.
Explanation: This information message appears in the Control-M CICS file Management Facility Menu to indicate that the beginning of the file list has been reached as a result of scrolling up using PF7.
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: This information message appears in the Control-M CICS file Management Facility Menu to indicate that the end of the file list has been reached as a result of scrolling down using PF8.
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: This information message indicates that PF03 has been pressed in the Control-M CICS file Management Facility Menu, in order to end the CTM3 transaction.
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: An I/O error occurred while attempting to read the CICS Temporary Storage file.
This error message is issued by the CTMCIDS program, which is invoked by transaction CTM3, and which reads the Temporary Storage file in order to obtain the list of CICS files defined for Control-M in table CTMCITB.
The error may be due to one of the following:
The CTMCIDS program stops executing.
Corrective Action: Check the status of the Temporary Storage file and, if possible, correct the problem. If the error persists, contact BMC Customer Support.
Explanation: Insufficient DSA storage was available for the CTMCIDS program to process the user request.
This error message is issued by the CTMCIDS program, which is invoked by transaction CTM3.
The CTMCIDS program stops executing.
Corrective Action: Retry the transaction, and if the error persists, contact your CICS system programmer.
Explanation: This information message indicates that PF05 was pressed in the Control-M CICS file Management Facility Menu, in order to request processing of files, but no O (open) or C (close) line commands were found.
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: This information message indicates that all requests for open or close of files, as specified in the Control-M CICS file Management Facility Menu, have been processed. Each file entry contains a message indicating whether or not processing was successful.
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: This information message appears in the Control-M CICS file Management Facility to indicate entries which were selected for processing.
The entries may have been selected either by specification of O (Open) or C (Close) next to the entry, or as a result of a specification being made for the file group to which the entry belongs.
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: This information message is displayed in the Control-M CICS file Management Facility Menu, as a result of the K (Keys) command being entered by the user to request a list of PF key functions.
Corrective Action: No action is required.
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