Messages TMO0 through TMO0xx

This group includes messages for the Control-O CMEM product.

TMO001I {CONTROL-O | CTMCMEM} monitor TIMER SUBTASK STARTED. LEVEL sting

Explanation: This information message indicates the start of the Control-O TIMER task, which controls the product timer and cleanup processing.

Corrective Action: No action is required.

TMO002I {CONTROL-O | CTMCMEM} TIMER SUBTASK ENDED.

Explanation: This information message indicates the normal termination of the Control-O TIMER task which controls the product timer and cleanup processing.

Corrective Action: No action is required.

TMO004I SVCDUMP WAS CAPTURED SUCCESSFULLY.

Explanation: The Control-O or CMEM monitor successfully captured an SVC dump as a result of an internal process request.

The monitor continues to operate normally.

Corrective Action: Verify that the dump has been successfully written to the system dump files.

TMO005E SVCDUMP WAS FAILED. A PARTIAL DUMP WAS TAKEN BECAUSE THE DUMP DATA SET DID NOT HAVE SUFFICIENT SPACE.

Explanation: The Control-O or CMEM monitor tried to dump the monitor and ECSA. The dump request failed because the dump dataset is too small to contain all the areas that are dumped.

The monitor continues to operate normally.

Corrective Action: Increase the dump files, since they are too small for Control-O or CMEM requirements. Take into account that the ECSA is also dumped by the request.

TMO006E SVCDUMP CAPTURED FAILED RC 8 REASON=reason (HEX).

Explanation: The Control-O or CMEM monitor tried to dump the monitor and ECSA storage areas. The dump request failed. The SDUMPX system service returns a return code of 8.

The monitor continues to operate normally.

Corrective Action: Refer to SDUMPX Reason Codes for Return Code 08 in IBM’s MVS Programming Authorized Assembler Services Reference.

TMO007W RELEASING DEAD WSC AT address JOBNAME=jobName ASID=number

Explanation: The Control-O or CMEM monitor found that the WSC block is marked as in use, but it is not in use.

The monitor continues to operate normally. It may issue an SVCDUMP request.

Corrective Action: If a SVCDUMP is taken, save it. If the message is issued often, send the following information to BMC Customer Support:

• The SVCDUMP file
• The monitor’s SYSOUTs

BMC Customer Support will analyze the dump to find why the WSC was not released.

TMO008W RELEASING WSC AT address JOBNAME=jobName ASID=number

Explanation: The Control-O or CMEM monitor found that the WSC block has been marked as being in use for a very long time. Normally, the Control-O or CMEM process should hold the WSC block only for a very short time.

The monitor continues to operate normally. It may issue an SVCDUMP request.

Corrective Action: If a SVCDUMP is taken, save it. If the message is issued often, send the following information to BMC Customer Support:

• The SVCDUMP file
• The monitor’s SYSOUTs

BMC Customer Support will analyze the dump to find why the WSC was not released.

TMO009I TIMEOUT WSC AT address JOBNAME=jobName ASID=number

Explanation: The Control-O or CMEM monitor found that the WSC block has been marked as being in use for a very long time. Normally, the Control-O or CMEM process should hold the WSC block only for a very short time.

The monitor continues to operate normally. The monitor will check the WSC again in subsequent cycles and then decide what action to take.

Corrective Action: If a SVCDUMP is taken, save it. If the message is issued often, send the following information to BMC Customer Support:

• The SVCDUMP file
• The monitor’s SYSOUTs

BMC Customer Support will analyze the dump to find why the WSC was not released.