Abend Code  CICS ACAA ACXCA

 

ACAA

Explanation:  This explanation applies to the two transaction abend

codes, ACAA and ACAD.  CICS cannot find a match for a function code in

the language definition table because the parameterized resource definition contains an unrecognized resource type code. The abend code issued depends on the DFHCAP operation that was invoked before the error occurred:

Abend   DFHCAP operation:

ACAA    ANALYZE

ACAD    DEFAULTS

The cause of the abend is either:

The language definition table, DFHEITCU, in the library is invalid

for the release of CICS you are running, or

A CICS logic error has occurred.

System Action:

In a CICS environment, the CEDA transaction is abnormally terminated

with a CICS transaction dump.

In a batch environment, processing is abnormally terminated with an

operating system dump.

User Response:  Ensure that the DFHEITCU module is in the library and is

valid for this release of CICS.

If a valid version of DFHEITCU is already in the library, a CICS logic

error has occurred. You need further assistance from IBM to resolve this

problem. See Part 4 of the CICS Problem Determination Guide for guidance on how to proceed.

Module:  DFHCAP

 

ACAD

Explanation:  See ACAA.

Module:  DFHCAP

 

ACAI

Explanation:  An internal error has occurred when module DFHCAP was

invoked. There was an invalid function code for a domain call to DFHCAP.

System Action:

In a CICS environment, the CEDA transaction is abnormally terminated

with a CICS transaction dump.

In a batch environment, processing is abnormally terminated with an

operating system dump.

User Response:  You need further assistance from IBM to resolve this

problem. See Part 4 of the CICS Problem Determination Guide for guidance

on how to proceed.

Module:  DFHCAP

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ACAJ

Explanation:  An internal error has occurred when module DFHCAP was

invoked while processing an EXEC CICS CREATE command. The preallocated

dynamic storage area was too small.

System Action:  The transaction executing the EXEC CICS CREATE command

is abnormally terminated with a CICS transaction dump.

User Response:  You need further assistance from IBM to resolve this

problem. See Part 4 of the CICS Problem Determination Guide for guidance

on how to proceed.

Module:  DFHCAP

 

ACAM

Explanation:  An internal error has occurred when module DFHECBAM was

invoked while processing a CBAM transaction.

System Action:  CBAM is abnormally terminated with a CICS transaction dump.

User Response:  You need further assistance from IBM to resolve this

problem. See Part 4 of the CICS Problem Determination Guide for guidance

on how to proceed.

Module:  DFHECBAM

 

ACCA

Explanation:  Abend codes with 'ACC' as the first three characters are

issued by the C/370 compiler running under CICS. These are documented in

the C/370 User's Guide.

 

ACCB

Explanation:  Abend codes with 'ACC' as the first three characters are

issued by the C/370 compiler running under CICS. These are documented in

the C/370 User's Guide.

 

ACCC

Explanation:  Abend codes with 'ACC' as the first three characters are

issued by the C/370 compiler running under CICS. These are documented in

the C/370 User's Guide.

 

ACCD

Explanation:  Abend codes with 'ACC' as the first three characters are

issued by the C/370 compiler running under CICS. These are documented in

the C/370 User's Guide.

 

ACCE

Explanation:  Abend codes with 'ACC' as the first three characters are

issued by the C/370 compiler running under CICS. These are documented in

the C/370 User's Guide.

 

ACCF

Explanation:  Abend codes with 'ACC' as the first three characters are

issued by the C/370 compiler running under CICS. These are documented in

the C/370 User's Guide.

 

 

 

 

ACCG

Explanation:  Abend codes with 'ACC' as the first three characters are

issued by the C/370 compiler running under CICS. These are documented in

the C/370 User's Guide.

 

ACCH

Explanation:  Abend codes with 'ACC' as the first three characters are

issued by the C/370 compiler running under CICS. These are documented in

the C/370 User's Guide.

 

ACCI

Explanation:  Abend codes with 'ACC' as the first three characters are

issued by the C/370 compiler running under CICS. These are documented in

the C/370 User's Guide.

 

ACCJ

Explanation:  Abend codes with 'ACC' as the first three characters are

issued by the C/370 compiler running under CICS. These are documented in

the C/370 User's Guide.

 

ACCK

Explanation:  Abend codes with 'ACC' as the first three characters are

issued by the C/370 compiler running under CICS. These are documented in

the C/370 User's Guide.

 

ACCL

Explanation:  Abend codes with 'ACC' as the first three characters are

issued by the C/370 compiler running under CICS. These are documented in

the C/370 User's Guide.

 

ACCM

Explanation:  Abend codes with 'ACC' as the first three characters are

issued by the C/370 compiler running under CICS. These are documented in

the C/370 User's Guide.

 

ACCN

Explanation:  Abend codes with 'ACC' as the first three characters are

issued by the C/370 compiler running under CICS. These are documented in

the C/370 User's Guide.

 

ACCO

Explanation:  Abend codes with 'ACC' as the first three characters are

issued by the C/370 compiler running under CICS. These are documented in

the C/370 User's Guide.

 

ACCP

Explanation:  Abend codes with 'ACC' as the first three characters are

issued by the C/370 compiler running under CICS. These are documented in

the C/370 User's Guide.

 

 

 

 

ACCQ

Explanation:  Abend codes with 'ACC' as the first three characters are

issued by the C/370 compiler running under CICS. These are documented in

the C/370 User's Guide.

 

ACCR

Explanation:  Abend codes with 'ACC' as the first three characters are

issued by the C/370 compiler running under CICS. These are documented in

the C/370 User's Guide.

 

ACCS

Explanation:  Abend codes with 'ACC' as the first three characters are

issued by the C/370 compiler running under CICS. These are documented in

the C/370 User's Guide.

 

ACCT

Explanation:  Abend codes with 'ACC' as the first three characters are

issued by the C/370 compiler running under CICS. These are documented in

the C/370 User's Guide.

 

ACCU

Explanation:  Abend codes with 'ACC' as the first three characters are

issued by the C/370 compiler running under CICS. These are documented in

the C/370 User's Guide.

 

ACCV

Explanation:  Abend codes with 'ACC' as the first three characters are

issued by the C/370 compiler running under CICS. These are documented in

the C/370 User's Guide.

 

ACCW

Explanation:  Abend codes with 'ACC' as the first three characters are

issued by the C/370 compiler running under CICS. These are documented in

the C/370 User's Guide.

 

ACCx

Explanation:  Abend codes with 'ACC' as the first three characters are

issued by the C/370 compiler running under CICS. These are documented in

the C/370 User's Guide.

 

ACCY

Explanation:  Abend codes with 'ACC' as the first three characters are

issued by the C/370 compiler running under CICS. These are documented in

the C/370 User's Guide.

 

ACCZ

Explanation:  Abend codes with 'ACC' as the first three characters are

issued by the C/370 compiler running under CICS. These are documented in

the C/370 User's Guide.

 

 

 

 

ACC1

Explanation:  Abend codes with 'ACC' as the first three characters are

issued by the C/370 compiler running under CICS. These are documented in

the C/370 User's Guide.

 

ACC2

Explanation:  Abend codes with 'ACC' as the first three characters are

issued by the C/370 compiler running under CICS. These are documented in

the C/370 User's Guide.

 

ACC3

Explanation:  Abend codes with 'ACC' as the first three characters are

issued by the C/370 compiler running under CICS. These are documented in

the C/370 User's Guide.

 

ACC4

Explanation:  Abend codes with 'ACC' as the first three characters are

issued by the C/370 compiler running under CICS. These are documented in

the C/370 User's Guide.

 

ACC5

Explanation:  Abend codes with 'ACC' as the first three characters are

issued by the C/370 compiler running under CICS. These are documented in

the C/370 User's Guide.

 

ACC6

Explanation:  Abend codes with 'ACC' as the first three characters are

issued by the C/370 compiler running under CICS. These are documented in

the C/370 User's Guide.

 

ACC7

Explanation:  Abend codes with 'ACC' as the first three characters are

issued by the C/370 compiler running under CICS. These are documented in

the C/370 User's Guide.

 

ACC8

Explanation:  Abend codes with 'ACC' as the first three characters are

issued by the C/370 compiler running under CICS. These are documented in

the C/370 User's Guide.

 

ACC9

Explanation:  Abend codes with 'ACC' as the first three characters are

issued by the C/370 compiler running under CICS. These are documented in

the C/370 User's Guide.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ACFA

Explanation:  During the loading of a Coupling Facility Data Table by

the CFCL transaction, an abend was detected or a domain call returned a

response (such as DISASTER) after which normal processing could not continue.

System Action:  A message is issued (one of DFHFC7100, DFHFC7101,

DFHFC7103 or DFHFC7104).  Loading of the data table is terminated and CFCL

abends.

User Response:  If this abend is produced as a result of an abend during

loading, message DFHFC7103 is issued. If it is a result of a domain call

failure,depending on which domain the failure was returned by, one of the

messages DFHFC7100, DFHFC7101 or DFHFC7104 is issued. Refer to the

description of the message for further information and guidance.

Module:  DFHFCDL

 

ACFB

Explanation:  A transaction has issued a request to a coupling facility

data table for which it holds an active lock, but after the lock was

acquired, the coupling facility data table server for the pool in which this coupling facility data table resides failed and was restarted. This request is of a type which cannot continue against a new instance of the server, because it is reliant on the lock which was acquired before the server failed.

System Action:  The requesting transaction abends with a transaction dump.

CICS continues normally.

User Response:  Retry the failed transaction.

Module:  DFHEIFC

 

ACFC

Explanation:  A transaction has issued a request to a coupling facility

data table which was last accessed using a previous instance of the

coupling facility data table server (that is, the server for the pool in which this coupling facility data table resides has failed and been restarted one

or more times since the last access). We therefore need to reopen the access between this CICS file and the coupling facility data table, but the attempt to reopen access has failed.

System Action:  The requesting transaction abends with a transaction dump.

CICS continues normally.

User Response:  Retry the failed transaction. If the error continues to

occur, issue an explicit close request for the file, followed by an

explicit open request.

Module:  DFHEIFC

 

ACFD

Explanation:  During the loading of a Coupling Facility Data Table by

the CFCL transaction, a call to the CICS Transaction Manager has

returned a response (such as DISASTER) after which normal processing could not continue.

System Action:  Message DFHFC7121 is issued. Loading of the data table

is terminated and CFCL abends.

User Response:  Refer to the description of the message for further

information and guidance.

Module:  DFHFCDL

 

 

 

ACFE

Explanation:  An attempt was made to attach a transaction specifying

DFHFCDL as the program to be given control, but the transaction was not

Internally attached by CICS.

DFHFCDL is for use by CICS system transaction CFCL. This loads a

Coupling Facility Data Table.

System Action:  The transaction is abnormally terminated. CICS

processing continues.

User Response:  Establish why an attempt was made to attach CFCL

illegally, or why a transaction definition specified DFHFCDL as the

program to be given control.

Module:  DFHFCDL

 

ACHA

Explanation:  The remote server transaction, CEHS, is not at a

compatible level to operate with the CICS/CMS system. This usually

indicates that the service levels of CICS/CMS and the remote server are different.

Problem Determination:  To diagnose a problem with the remote server, it

is generally helpful to obtain a trace of the remote server's activity

up to the point of failure.

A remote server trace is obtained by invoking the remote server with the

TRACE option, (type CEHS TRACE). The remote server operates as normal but

causes entries to be written to a trace log in temporary storage. Note

that main storage, not auxiliary, is used for this queue hence large

amounts of memory can be used up if this trace is left on for long.

The trace is found in a queue whose name is 'CEHSxxxx', where 'xxxx' is

the four-character terminal identifier. The queue can be browsed in text

form or in hexadecimal form using CEBR. To find the terminal identifier, invoke

CEBR on the terminal that has run CEHS, without giving a queue name. The

queuename will default to 'CEBRxxxx', where 'xxxx' is the terminal identifier.

Note: CEBR requires the queue name to be in UPPER CASE.

For a description of the remote server and its trace entries and abend

codes, see the CICS/VS Remote Server Diagnosis Manual (LC33-0438).

System Action:  CICS terminates the remote server transaction abnormally

with a dump.

User Response:  You need further assistance from IBM to resolve this

problem. See Part 4 of the CICS Problem Determination Guide for guidance

on how to proceed.

Module:  DFHCHS

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ACHB

Explanation:  The remote server has received a data frame from CICS/CMS

that is out of sequence. A frame may have been lost in transmission.

System Action:  CICS terminates the remote server abnormally with a dump.

User Response:  Reestablish the connection between CICS/CMS and the

remote CICS system and try to use the remote server again. For further

information, see the 'Problem Determination' section for abend code ACHA.

If the problem persists, you will need assistance from IBM to resolve

the problem. You need further assistance from IBM to resolve this

problem. See Part 4 of the CICS Problem Determination Guide for guidance on how to proceed.

Module:  DFHCHS

 

ACHC

Explanation:  The remote server did not receive the expected

acknowledgement type data frame from CICS/CMS.

System Action:  CICS terminates the remote server abnormally with a dump.

User Response:  Reestablish the connection between CICS/CMS and the

remote CICS system and try to use the remote server again. For further

information, see the 'Problem Determination' section for abend code ACHA.

If the problem persists, you will need assistance from IBM to resolve

the problem. You need further assistance from IBM to resolve this

problem. See Part 4 of the CICS Problem Determination Guide for guidance on how to proceed.

Module:  DFHCHS

 

ACHD

Explanation:  The remote server did not receive the expected response

type data frame from CICS/CMS.

System Action:  CICS terminates the remote server abnormally with a dump.

User Response:  Reestablish the connection between CICS/CMS and the

remote CICS system and try to use the remote server again. For further

information, see the 'Problem Determination' section for abend code ACHA.

If the problem persists, you will need assistance from IBM to resolve

the problem. You need further assistance from IBM to resolve this

problem. See Part 4 of the CICS Problem Determination Guide for guidance on how to proceed.

Module:  DFHCHS

 

ACHE

Explanation:  The remote server received an unexpected data frame from

CICS/CMS. This indicates a logic error in the remote server.

System Action:  CICS terminates the remote server abnormally with a dump.

User Response:  Reestablish the connection between CICS/CMS and the

remote CICS system and try to use the remote server again. For further

information, see the 'Problem Determination' section for abend code ACHA.

If the problem persists, you will need assistance from IBM to resolve

the problem. You need further assistance from IBM to resolve this

problem. See Part 4 of the CICS Problem Determination Guide for guidance on how to proceed.

Module:  DFHCHS

 

 

ACHF

Explanation:  The remote server attempted to send one of a series of

data frames to CICS/CMS when, at this time, only a single frame is

allowed. This indicates a logic error in the remote server.

System Action:  CICS terminates the remote server abnormally with a dump.

User Response:  Reestablish the connection between CICS/CMS and the

remote CICS system and try to use the remote server again. For further

information, see the 'Problem Determination' section for abend code ACHA.

If the problem persists, you will need assistance from IBM to resolve

the problem. You need further assistance from IBM to resolve this

problem. See Part 4 of the CICS Problem Determination Guide for guidance on how to proceed.

Module:  DFHCHS

 

ACHG

Explanation:  The remote server attempted to send data to CICS/CMS.

However, it was not set to the correct mode to do so. This indicates a

logic error in the remote server.

System Action:  CICS terminates the remote server abnormally with a dump.

User Response:  Reestablish the connection between CICS/CMS and the

remote CICS system and try to use the remote server again. For further

information, see the 'Problem Determination' section for abend code ACHA.

If the problem persists, you will need assistance from IBM to resolve

the problem. You need further assistance from IBM to resolve this

problem. See Part 4 of the CICS Problem Determination Guide for guidance on how to proceed.

Module:  DFHCHS

 

ACHH

Explanation:  A TIOA has not been created from the data received by the

remote server from CICS/CMS.

System Action:  CICS terminates the remote server abnormally with a dump.

User Response:  Reestablish the connection between CICS/CMS and the

remote CICS system and try to use the remote server again. For further

information, see the 'Problem Determination' section for abend code ACHA.

If the problem persists, you will need assistance from IBM to resolve

the problem. You need further assistance from IBM to resolve this

problem. See Part 4 of the CICS Problem Determination Guide for guidance on how to proceed.

Module:  DFHCHS

 

ACHI

Explanation:  The remote server has received an unexpected return code

from the Transformer 2 program.

System Action:  CICS terminates the remote server abnormally with a dump.

User Response:  For further information, see the 'Problem Determination'

section for abend code ACHA.

Module:  DFHCHS

 

 

 

 

 

ACHJ

Explanation:  An error has occurred processing a request from CICS/CMS

which had the 'No-Reply' option. The remote server cannot, therefore,

return the error condition to CICS/CMS.

System Action:  CICS terminates the remote server abnormally with a dump.

User Response:  Reestablish the remote server and diagnose the problem

by executing the same command from CECI under CICS/CMS without the

NOCHECK option. For further information, see the 'Problem Determination'

section for abend code ACHA.

Module:  DFHCHS

 

ACHK

Explanation:  The transformer program has requested neither EIP nor DLI

to execute the request received from CICS/CMS. This indicates a logic error

because the request has to be destined for either EIP or DLI.

System Action:  CICS terminates the remote server abnormally with a dump.

User Response:  For further information, see the 'Problem Determination'

section for abend code ACHA.

Module:  DFHCHS

 

ACHL

Explanation:  CICS/CMS has supplied a buffer to the remote server which

is not large enough to hold the reply that the remote server has to return.

System Action:  CICS terminates the remote server abnormally with a dump.

User Response:  Reestablish the connection between CICS/CMS and the

remote CICS system and try to use the remote server again. For further

information, see the 'Problem Determination' section for abend code ACHA.

If the problem persists, you will need assistance from IBM to resolve

the problem. You need further assistance from IBM to resolve this

problem. See Part 4 of the CICS Problem Determination Guide for guidance on how to proceed.

Module:  DFHCHS

 

ACHM

Explanation:  The remote server has tried to receive a response from

CICS/CMS which failed repeatedly until the retry limit was exceeded.

System Action:  CICS terminates the remote server abnormally with a dump.

User Response:  Reestablish the connection between CICS/CMS and the

remote CICS system and try to use the remote server again. For further

information, see the 'Problem Determination' section for abend code ACHA.

If the problem persists, you will need assistance from IBM to resolve

the problem. You need further assistance from IBM to resolve this

problem. See Part 4 of the CICS Problem Determination Guide for guidance on how to proceed.

Module:  DFHCHS

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ACHN

Explanation:  The remote server has tried to receive a request from

CICS/CMS which failed repeatedly until the retry limit was exceeded.

System Action:  CICS terminates the remote server abnormally with a dump.

User Response:  Reestablish the connection between CICS/CMS and the

remote CICS system and try to use the remote server again. For further

information, see the 'Problem Determination' section for abend code ACHA.

If the problem persists, you will need assistance from IBM to resolve

the problem. You need further assistance from IBM to resolve this

problem. See Part 4 of the CICS Problem Determination Guide for guidance on how to proceed.

Module:  DFHCHS

 

ACHO

Explanation:  The remote server has tried to receive a reply from

CICS/CMS which failed repeatedly until the retry limit was exceeded.

System Action:  CICS terminates the remote server abnormally with a dump.

User Response:  Reestablish the connection between CICS/CMS and the

remote CICS system and try to use the remote server again. For further

information, see the 'Problem Determination' section for abend code ACHA.

If the problem persists, you will need assistance from IBM to resolve

the problem. You need further assistance from IBM to resolve this

problem. See Part 4 of the CICS Problem Determination Guide for guidance on how to proceed.

Module:  DFHCHS

 

ACHP

Explanation:  CICS/CMS has made a request to the remote server for which

the reply would need more than the maximum storage allowed (32660 bytes).

This indicates that a logic error has occurred.

System Action:  CICS terminates the remote server abnormally with a dump.

User Response:  For further information, see the 'Problem Determination'

section for abend code ACHA.

Module:  DFHCHS

 

ACHR

Explanation:  The CICS/CMS remote server transaction (CEHS) has been

initiated and either the task is not terminal-oriented, or the

associated terminal is a console.

System Action:  CICS abnormally terminates the remote server with a dump.

User Response:  Ensure the transaction is initiated with an associated

terminal and that the terminal is not defined as a console. For further

information, see the 'Problem Determination' section for abend code ACHA.

Module:  DFHCHS

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ACHS

Explanation:  The CICS/OS2 remote server transaction (CEHP) has been

initiated and either the task is not terminal-oriented, or the

associated terminal is a console.

System Action:  CICS abnormally terminates the remote server with a dump.

User Response:  Ensure the transaction is initiated with an associated

terminal and that the terminal is not defined as a console. For further

information, see the 'Problem Determination' section for abend code ACHA.

Module:  DFHCHS

 

ACL0

Explanation:  The new operator failed to allocate storage whilst

creating an object. This problem will occur if there is insufficient

storage available to the CICS region to satisfy the request.

System Action:  CICS abnormally terminates the transaction.

User Response:  This abend may occur if you are in a loop creating

objects and not deleting them. Alternatively CICS might be short on

storage and you should try resubmitting the transaction.

Module:  ICCGLBIC

 

ACL1

Explanation:  The CICS Foundation Classes have thrown an exception which

the application programmer failed to catch.

System Action:  CICS abnormally terminates the transaction.

User Response:  Check that you have coded your application to catch

exceptions. Interrogate the message object contained within the

exception object to establish the cause of the exception being thrown.

Another possible cause of this abend is that you are running a

Foundation Classes program on a machine that does not have the C++

runtime installed.

Check that your machine has the C++ runtime installed.

Module:  ICCGLBIC

 

ACL2

Explanation:  The CICS Foundation Classes invoked the default

handleEvent method (defined in class IccResource) in order to handle a

CICS condition because the application programmer did not implement his own handleEvent method.

System Action:  CICS abnormally terminates the transaction.

User Response:  Implement your own handleEvent method or customize your

resource objects so they do not call the handleEvent method for any of the

possible CICS conditions.

Module:  ICCRESEC

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ACL3

Explanation:  The CICS Foundation Classes responded to an application

programmer's request to abend a CICS task.

System Action:  CICS abnormally terminates the transaction.

User Response:  The application programmer requested that the CICS

Foundation Classes abend the transaction using the appropriate return

Enumeration from the handleEvent method (see IccResource class).

Module:  ICCRESIC

 

ACL4

Explanation:  The CICS Foundation Classes detected an internal error.

System Action:  CICS abnormally terminates the transaction.

User Response:  This abend indicates a CICS Foundation Classes internal

problem. Please contact your support organization.

Module:  ICCGLIBC

 

ACL5

Explanation:  The CICS Foundation Classes received an error from a CICS

storage request (GETMAIN). In response to a new operator request the CICS

Foundation Classes issued a CICS GETMAIN request to allocate storage

which CICS was unable to satisfy.

System Action:  CICS abnormally terminates the transaction.

User Response:  This abend may occur if you are in a loop creating

objects and not deleting them. Alternatively CICS might be short on

storage and you should try resubmitting the transaction.

Module:  ICCBASEC

 

ACL6

Explanation:  The CICS Foundation Classes detected an error while

processing a storage release request.

System Action:  CICS abnormally terminates the transaction.

User Response:  This abend can occur if you try to delete an object that

does not exist (that is, it has already been deleted). It may also

indicate a CICS memory management problem, or a storage corruption problem. If the error persists, please contact your support organization.

Module:  ICCBASEC

 

ACL7

Explanation:  The CICS Foundation Classes have thrown an exception which

the application programmer failed to catch.

System Action:  CICS abnormally terminates the transaction.

User Response:  Check that you have coded your application to catch

exceptions. Interrogate the message object contained within the

exception object to establish the cause of the exception being thrown.

Another possible cause of this abend is that you are running a

Foundation Classes program on a machine that does not have the C++

runtime installed.

Check that your machine has the C++ runtime installed.

Module:  ICCGLBIC

 

 

 

 

ACL8

Explanation:  The CICS Foundation Classes have thrown an exception which

the application programmer failed to catch.

System Action:  CICS abnormally terminates the transaction.

User Response:  Check that you have coded your application to catch

exceptions. Interrogate the message object contained within the

exception object to establish the cause of the exception being thrown.

Another possible cause of this abend is that you are running a

Foundation Classes program on a machine that does not have the C++

runtime installed.

Check that your machine has the C++ runtime installed.

Module:  ICCGLBIC

 

ACL9

Explanation:  The CICS Foundation Classes responded to an application

programmer's request to abend a CICS task.

System Action:  CICS abnormally terminates the transaction.

User Response:  A resource object was customized to cause a transaction

abend if a particular CICS condition was raised, and this condition was

subsequently raised by CICS.

Module:  ICCRESIC

 

ACLA

Explanation:  The CICS Foundation Classes detected an internal error.

System Action:  CICS abnormally terminates the transaction.

User Response:  This abend indicates a CICS Foundation Classes internal

problem. Please contact your support organization.

Module:  ICCGLIBC

 

ACLB

Explanation:  The CICS Foundation Classes detected an internal error.

System Action:  CICS abnormally terminates the transaction.

User Response:  This abend indicates a CICS Foundation Classes internal

problem. Please contact your support organization.

Module:  ICCGLIBC

 

ACLC

Explanation:  The CICS Foundation Classes detected an internal error.

System Action:  CICS abnormally terminates the transaction.

User Response:  This abend indicates a CICS Foundation Classes internal

problem. Please contact your support organization.

Module:  ICCGLIBC

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ACLD

Explanation:  The CICS Foundation Classes detected an internal error.

System Action:  CICS abnormally terminates the transaction.

User Response:  This abend indicates a CICS Foundation Classes internal

problem. Please contact your support organization.

Module:  ICCGLIBC

 

ACLE

Explanation:  The CICS Foundation Classes detected an internal error.

System Action:  CICS abnormally terminates the transaction.

User Response:  This abend indicates a CICS Foundation Classes internal

problem. Please contact your support organization.

Module:  ICCGLIBC

 

ACLF

Explanation:  The CICS Foundation Classes detected an internal error.

System Action:  CICS abnormally terminates the transaction.

User Response:  This abend indicates a CICS Foundation Classes internal

problem. Please contact your support organization.

Module:  ICCGLIBC

 

ACLG

Explanation:  The CICS Foundation Classes detected an internal error.

System Action:  CICS abnormally terminates the transaction.

User Response:  This abend indicates a CICS Foundation Classes internal

problem. Please contact your support organization.

Module:  ICCGLIBC

 

ACLH

Explanation:  The CICS Foundation Classes detected an error while

processing a storage release request.

System Action:  CICS abnormally terminates the transaction.

User Response:  This abend can occur if you try to delete an object that

does not exist (that is, it has already been deleted). It may also

indicate a CICS memory management problem, or a storage corruption problem. If the error persists, please contact your support organization.

Module:  ICCBASEC

 

ACNA

Explanation:  The table DFHCNV cannot be loaded. This is a general

purpose abend code indicating that the LOAD request for the conversion

table,DFHCNV, has failed.

System Action:  The transaction is abnormally terminated with a

transaction dump.

User Response:  Examine the transaction dump to determine the exact

condition returned from LOAD request.

Module:  DFHCCNV

 

 

 

 

 

 

ACNB

Explanation:  The program DFHUCNV cannot be linked This is a general

purpose abend code indicating that the LINK request for the conversion

program DFHUCNV, has failed.

System Action:  The transaction is abnormally terminated with a

transaction dump.

Module:  DFHCCNV

 

ACN1

Explanation:  The table DFHCNV cannot be loaded. This is probably

because a table has not been pregenerated. It could also occur if the

table DFHCNV has been linked above 16MB but DFHCCNV has been linked below 16MB.

System Action:  The transaction is abnormally terminated with a

transaction dump.

User Response:  Check that the DFHCNV module is in the library and is

valid for this release of CICS. Check the linkage of DFHCNV and relink

it with the correct AMODE if necessary.

Module:  DFHCCNV

 

ACN2

Explanation:  The table DFHCNV has been loaded but the first record is

in the wrong format.  This is probably due to an error during assembly

or linkedit, but could also be the result of a storage overwrite.

System Action:  The transaction is abnormally terminated with a

transaction dump.

User Response:  The table should be reassembled and linked. Check the

assemble and linkedit output. Check for any messages issued from CICS

indicating that storage overwrites have occurred.

Module:  DFHCCNV

 

ACN3

Explanation:  The program DFHUCNV cannot be linked. A user conversion

program must be available (even if it only returns).

System Action:  The transaction is abnormally terminated with a

transaction dump.

User Response:  Check that the DFHUCNV module is in the library and is

valid for this release of CICS. Check the linkage of DFHUCNV and relink

it with the correct AMODE if necessary.

Module:  DFHCCNV

 

ACN4

Explanation:  An unrecognized format of a DFHCNV table has been encountered.

System Action:  The transaction is abnormally terminated with a

transaction dump.

User Response:  Re-assemble and re-link edit the DFHCNV macro.

Module:  DFHCCNV

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ACN5

Explanation:  An override for the default client code page has been

received; however the value is not recognized.

System Action:  The transaction is abnormally terminated with a

transaction dump.

User Response:  Check that the client system is using one of the client

code pages supported by CICS/390.

Module:  DFHCCNV

 

ACN6

Explanation:  The client sent data in unicode but the client and server

code pages are not the same. Unicode data is only tolerated provided

that conversion is not required.

System Action:  The transaction is abnormally terminated with a

transaction dump.

User Response:  Ensure that the Client codepage and the Server codepage

are the same.

Module:  DFHCCNV

 

ACNC

Explanation:  The client code page which has been requested by the

client is not one which CICS can support.

System Action:  The transaction is abnormally terminated with a

transaction dump.

User Response:  Ensure that the Client codepage is valid.

Module:  DFHCCNV

 

ACND

Explanation:  The conversion between client code page and server code

page is not supported by CICS/390; for example conversion has been

requested between Japanese code page 932 and Latin-1 code page 500.

System Action:  The transaction is abnormally terminated with a

transaction dump.

User Response:  Ensure that the Client codepage, both default and

overrides are in the same group as the Server codepage. for example

client code page 852 from Latin-2 group, is only supported to server code page 870.

Module:  DFHCCNV

 

ACNE

Explanation:  The conversion between client code page and server code

page is not supported by CICS/390. Although the code pages are in the same

group, CICS does not have a conversion table to match the requested

server code page for the client code page specified.

System Action:  The transaction is abnormally terminated with a

transaction dump.

User Response:  Ensure that the Client codepage and the server codepage

are correct. If they are as intended, then CICS can not support the

requested conversion.

Module:  DFHCCNV

 

 

 

ACN7

Explanation:  An override for the default binary format has been

received; however the value is not recognized.

System Action:  The transaction is abnormally terminated with a

transaction dump.

User Response:  Data formats should be either S/370 or INTEL, anything

else is unsupported by CICS/390.

Module:  DFHCCNV

 

ACN8

Explanation:  CICS data conversion is processing a FIELD defined as

containing GRAPHIC characters (which are only DBCS): that is DFHCNV

TYPE=FIELD,DATATYP=GRAPHIC,... However the client code page (defined in

the CLINTCP operand), and the server code page (defined in the SRVERCP

operand) imply that the FIELD contains only SBCS characters, for example

DFHCNV TYPE=ENTRY,CLINTCP=437,SRVERCP=037

System Action:  The transaction is abnormally terminated with a

transaction dump.

User Response:  Correct the FIELD definition.

Module:  DFHCCNV

 

ACN9

Explanation:  The table DFHCNV cannot be loaded. This abend code is

issued following a NOTAUTH condition being raised during loading of the

DFHCNV table.

System Action:  The transaction is abnormally terminated with a

transaction dump.

User Response:  Ensure the resource security definitions are correct.

Module:  DFHCCNV

 

ACP1

Explanation:  DFHIC response code is other than the normal

response during print key processing.

System Action:  The transaction is abnormally terminated with a CICS

transaction dump. The keyboard of the terminal on which the print key

was depressed remains locked to indicate the failure of the operation.

User Response:  Analyze the dump. The response code is in the low order

byte of register 0.

Module:  DFHCPY

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ACP2

Explanation:  DFHIC response code is other than the normal

response during print key processing.

System Action:  The transaction is abnormally terminated with a CICS

transaction dump. The keyboard of the terminal on which the print key

was depressed remains locked to indicate the failure of the operation.

User Response:  Analyze the dump. The response code is in low-order byte

of register 0.

Module:  DFHCPY

 

ACQA

Explanation:  The Connection Quiesce Protocol transaction has been

initiated by user action, such as a START command or by typing the

transaction identifier at a terminal.  The transaction is not intended to be

initiated in this way.

System Action:

1.  If the transaction was not initiated by terminal input, message

DFHZC4951 is written to destination CSNE.

2.  An exception trace record is written to all active trace destinations.

3.  The transaction is abnormally terminated with a CICS transaction dump.

User Response:  Determine what caused the transaction to be initiated.

The exception trace record contains information which will help you.

Module:  DFHCLS5

 

ACQB

Explanation:  The Connection Quiesce Protocol transaction has

encountered an error when communicating with another system on an APPC

session.

System Action:

1.  Message DFHZC4951 is written to destination CSNE.

2.  An exception trace record is written to all active trace destinations.

3.  The transaction is abnormally terminated with a CICS transaction dump.

User Response:  Determine what caused the failure. A likely cause is a

failure of the session with the partner system.

Module:  DFHCLS5

 

ACQC

Explanation:  The Connection Quiesce Protocol transaction has

encountered an unexpected error.

System Action:

1.  Message DFHZC4951 is written to destination CSNE.

2.  An exception trace record is written to all active trace destinations.

3.  The transaction is abnormally terminated with a CICS transaction dump.

User Response:  You need further assistance from IBM to resolve this

problem. See Part 4 of the CICS Problem Determination Guide for guidance

on how to proceed.

Module:  DFHCLS5

 

 

 

 

 

 

ACRA

Explanation:  The relay program has been invoked without a terminal as

its principal facility.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a CICS

transaction dump.

User Response:  Ensure that DFHAPRT has not been specified as the

initial program of a task that is not terminal-related.

Module:  DFHAPRT

 

ACRB

Explanation:  The relay program has been invoked by a transaction that

is not defined as remote.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a CICS

transaction dump.

User Response:  Check that the relay program is defined correctly.

Determine why DFHAPRT was invoked if the transaction is not a remote

transaction.

Module:  DFHAPRT

 

ACRC

Explanation:  The relay program received an invalid response from DFHZCX.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a CICS

transaction dump.

User Response:  You need further assistance from IBM to resolve this

problem. See Part 4 of the CICS Problem Determination Guide for guidance

on how to proceed.

Module:  DFHAPRT

 

ACRD

Explanation:  The system entry for the system to which routing is to be

performed could not be found.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a CICS

transaction dump.

User Response:  Check the installed transaction definition to confirm

that the system was correctly specified. Check that the system entry is

defined in the TCT.

Module:  DFHAPRT

 

ACRE

Explanation:  A transaction invoked from an APPC terminal and specified

in the installed transaction definition as remote has abnormally terminated

because the link is out of service.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated.

User Response:  Wait until the link is available. The CICS supplied

transaction CEMT INQUIRE CONNECTION can be used to check the states of

the links.

Module:  DFHAPRT

 

 

 

 

 

 

ACRF

Explanation:  The relay program received a nonzero return code from the

dynamic router following its first invocation.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a CICS

transaction dump.

User Response:  Use the dump to determine why the dynamic routing

program has failed by checking the contents of the passed COMMAREA

DFHDYE for correctness. The COMMAREA address can be found from field TCACOMM in the system TCA for the task. The COMMAREA fields are mapped via the

DFHDYPDS DSECT.

Module:  DFHAPRT

 

ACRG

Explanation:  An ATI initiated remote transaction defined with

DYNAMIC(YES) has failed because there is no matching entry in the AID chain.

Each AID in the chain has been checked and none has been found where

The AID terminal ID matches that of the TCTTE

The installed transaction definition and the AID transaction IDs match

The AID is for a remote transaction

The AID has not been canceled.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a CICS system dump.

User Response:  The dump can be used to help ascertain the mismatch.

Check the transactions listed in the TCTTE and PCT fields of the system

Dump against the AID chain.

Module:  DFHAPRT

 

ACRH

Explanation:  The profile for the session that will carry intersystem

flows during transaction routing could not be found.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a CICS

transaction dump.

User Response:  Check the installed transaction definition to confirm

that TRPROF is correctly specified.

Module:  DFHAPRT

 

ACRI

Explanation:  An error occurred when attempting to link to the dynamic

routing program.

System Action:  The transaction is abnormally terminated with a CICS

transaction dump.

A message in the range DFHRT4417 to DFHRT4420 is written to the CSMT log.

User Response:  Refer to the message sent to the CSMT log. It identifies

the cause of the link failure and provides further user guidance.

Modules: DFHAPRT, DFHEPC

 

ACRJ

Explanation:  An abend has occurred in the dynamic routing program after

a link has been executed from DFHAPRT or DFHEPC.

System Action:  The transaction is abnormally terminated with a CICS

transaction dump. Message DFHRT4416 is written to the CSMT log.

User Response:  Refer to message DFHRT4416. It identifies the abend in

the dynamic routing program and provides further user guidance.

Modules: DFHAPRT, DFHEPC

ACRK

Explanation:  The relay program has been invoked with no address for the

principal facility.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a CICS

transaction dump.

User Response:  You need further assistance from IBM to resolve this

problem. See Part 4 of the CICS Problem Determination Guide for guidance

on how to proceed.

Module:  DFHAPRT

 

ACRL

Explanation:  The task does not own the facility.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a CICS

transaction dump.

User Response:  You need further assistance from IBM to resolve this

problem. See Part 4 of the CICS Problem Determination Guide for guidance

on how to proceed.

Module:  DFHAPRT

 

ACRM

Explanation:  In response to a request from the dynamic routing program,

DFHAPRT has attempted an INITIAL_LINK to a program that is not the initial

program of the transaction for which the dynamic router has been

invoked. The attempt has failed.

System Action:  The transaction is abnormally terminated with a CICS

transaction dump.

User Response:  Examine the following possibilities:

The autoinstall user-replaceable module (URM) was called but is

unable to do the autoinstall.

The autoinstall URM was called but data supplied by the autoinstall

URM is invalid.

The autoinstall URM was called, but there is no processing program

table (PPT) entry for the autoinstall model.

There is a problem with the autoinstall URM.

There is no PPT entry for the program, and either autoinstall is not

active or the autoinstall URM indicated that the program should not be

autoinstalled.

The program is disabled.

The program cannot be loaded.

The program is defined as remote.

Module:  DFHAPRT

 

ACRN

Explanation:  The dynamic routing program has indicated that the

transaction should not be routed, but execute in the local system. Prior

to invoking the application program, a security check is performed.

This check has failed.

System Action:  The transaction is abnormally terminated with a CICS

transaction dump.

User Response:  Ensure that the transaction security definition is correct.

Module:  DFHAPRT

 

 

ACRO

Explanation:  An attempt has been made to invoke the CRSQ transaction

from a terminal. CRSQ is an internal CICS transaction and cannot be

invoked in this way.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated.

User Response:  None. You can use CEMT and EXEC CICS commands to cancel

AIDs.

Module:  DFHCRQ

 

ACRP

Explanation:  The dynamic router has supplied a sysid whose supported

functions are unknown.  This may be due to either a backlevel release,

or APPC is used for communication and no work has flowed across this connection.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a CICS

transaction dump.

User Response:  Give an alternative sysid, or revert to the old style

START, or flow some routed work across the connection.

Module:  DFHAPRT

 

ACSA

Explanation:  The remote scheduler task (CRSR) does not own an

intersystem link TCTTE as its principal facility.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a CICS

transaction dump.

User Response:  Ensure that DFHCRS is not specified as the initial

program of a task other than CRSR. Check that the terminal operator did

not enter CRSR.

Module:  DFHCRS

 

ACSB

Explanation:  An unexpected reply was received from a remote system in

response to a request to schedule a task on that system.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a CICS

transaction dump.

User Response:  You need further assistance from IBM to resolve this

problem. See Part 4 of the CICS Problem Determination Guide for guidance

on how to proceed.

Module:  DFHCRS

 

ACSC

Explanation:  An unexpected request was received from a remote system

when expecting a request to schedule a task.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a CICS

transaction dump.

User Response:  You need further assistance from IBM to resolve this

problem. See Part 4 of the CICS Problem Determination Guide for guidance

on how to proceed.

Module:  DFHCRS

 

 

 

 

 

ACSD

Explanation:  An internal logic error has been detected.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a CICS

transaction dump.

User Response:  You need further assistance from IBM to resolve this

problem. See Part 4 of the CICS Problem Determination Guide for guidance

on how to proceed.

Module:  DFHCRS

 

ACSE

Explanation:  Module DFHCRS has been attached in an unsupported manner.

System Action:  CICS abnormally terminates the transaction with a

transaction dump.

User Response:  Module DFHCRS should be executed only by transaction

CRSR, which executes with an MRO session, an LU6.1 session or an LU type

6.2 conversation as its principal facility. Ensure that the transaction

is being attached by a CRSR transaction in the connected system, and not

by a user transaction.

If the transaction is being attached by a CRSR transaction, you will

need assistance from IBM to resolve the problem. You need further

assistance from IBM to resolve this problem. See Part 4 of the CICS Problem Determination Guide for guidance on how to proceed.

Module:  DFHCRS

 

ACSF

Explanation:  The task was purged before a GETMAIN request to the

storage manager (SM) domain was able to complete successfully. The task

that first detects the purged condition provides an exception trace.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a CICS

transaction dump.

User Response:  Investigate the reason why the task was purged. It was

purged either by the master terminal operator or as a result of a

deadlock timeout.

Module:  DFHCRS

 

ACSG

Explanation:  An error (INVALID, DISASTER or unexpected EXCEPTION

response) has occurred on a call to the storage manager (SM) domain. The

domain that detected the original error will have provided an exception

trace, a console message and, possibly, a system dump (depending on the

options specified in the dump table).

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a CICS

transaction dump.

User Response:  Please see the related error message produced by the

domain that detected the original error.

Module:  DFHCRS

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ACSH

Explanation:  The processing of APPC mapped data requires the generation

of an LU6.2 attach FMH with default values. In particular, the sync level

requested is defaulted to 2. However, the session that is to be used has

been bound with a sync level of 1.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a CICS

transaction dump.

User Response:  Check that:

The entry in the TCT for the remote system has been defined with

parallel sessions

The remote system can support a sync level of 2

The correct sync level has been requested.

Module:  DFHCRS

 

ACSI

Explanation:  An APPC conversation failure occurred when an attach

between CICS systems was issued.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a CICS

transaction dump.

User Response:  Check the connection to the remote CICS system and try

to reestablish it.

Module:  DFHCRS

 

ACSJ

Explanation:  An error (INVALID, DISASTER or unexpected EXCEPTION

response) has occurred on a call to the recovery manager (RM) domain. The

domain provides an exit trace, and possibly a console message and a

system dump (depending on the options specified in the dump table). This

failure is either the result of a task purge, or a CICS logic error.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a CICS

transaction dump.

User Response:  See the related diagnostic material produced by the

recovery manager domain and determine the reason for the failure.

In the case of a CICS logic error, you need further assistance from IBM.

You need further assistance from IBM to resolve this problem. See Part 4

of the CICS Problem Determination Guide for guidance on how to proceed.

Module:  DFHCRS

 

ACSL

Explanation:  CICS has been unable to attach a transaction to perform a

mass flag (CFTS) or mass remote delete (CDTS) request.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a CICS

transaction dump.

User Response:  You need further assistance from IBM to resolve this

problem. See Part 4 of the CICS Problem Determination Guide for guidance

on how to proceed.

Module:  DFHCRS

 

 

 

 

 

 

ACSM

Explanation:  Transaction CFTS has abended. The mass flagging of

terminals for deletion has failed.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a CICS

transaction dump.

User Response:  You need further assistance from IBM to resolve this

problem. See Part 4 of the CICS Problem Determination Guide for guidance

on how to proceed.

Module:  DFHCRS

 

ACSN

Explanation:  Transaction CFTS has stalled. The mass flagging of

terminals for deletion has exceeded the expected time and is therefore

assumed to have failed.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a CICS

transaction dump. A flag is set in the remote work element (RWE) to

indicate that the mainline transaction has assumed that CFTS has failed.

User Response:  You need further assistance from IBM to resolve this

problem. See Part 4 of the CICS Problem Determination Guide for guidance

on how to proceed.

Module:  DFHCRS

 

ACTA

Explanation:  The relay program running in the terminal-owning region

has received an unexpected request from the application owning region.

The request received is in violation of CICS transaction routing protocols.

The request will be in the DFHLUCDS DSECT in DFHZTSP's LIFO - field LUCOPN0

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a CICS

transaction dump.

User Response:  You need further assistance from IBM to resolve this

problem. See Part 4 of the CICS Problem Determination Guide for guidance

on how to proceed.

Module:  DFHZTSP

 

ACTB

Explanation:  The relay program running in the terminal-owning region

issued a terminal control WRITE,LAST request to the application-owning

system, and received a nonzero return code from terminal control.

This is the usual return code from terminal control in TCATPAPR.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a CICS

transaction dump.

User Response:  Use the transaction dump to determine why terminal

control was unable to process the request.

Module:  DFHZTSP

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ACTC

Explanation:  The relay program running in the terminal-owning region

issued a terminal control request to free its session to the

application-owning system,and received a nonzero return code from terminal control.

This is the usual return code from terminal control in TCATPAPR.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a CICS

transaction dump.

User Response:  Use the transaction dump to determine why terminal

control was unable to process the request.

Module:  DFHZTSP

 

ACTD

Explanation:  The relay program running in the terminal-owning region

issued a terminal control WRITE,WAIT,READ request to the application-owning

system, and received a nonzero return code from terminal control.

This is the usual return code from terminal control in TCATPAPR.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a CICS

transaction dump.

User Response:  Use the transaction dump to determine why terminal

control was unable to process the request.

Module:  DFHZTSP

 

ACTE

Explanation:  The relay program running in the terminal-owning region

attempted to free its session with the APPC terminal, and received a

nonzero return code from terminal control.

The return code will be in the DFHLUCDS DSECT in DFHZTSP's LIFO field,

LUCRCODE.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a CICS

transaction dump.

User Response:  Use the transaction dump to determine why terminal

control was unable to process the request. The terminal session may have

failed.

Module:  DFHZTSP

 

ACTF

Explanation:  The relay program running in the terminal-owning region

issued a terminal control request to free its session to the

application-owning system,and received a nonzero return code from terminal control.

This return code can be found in the TCA field, TCATPAPR.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a CICS

transaction dump.

User Response:  Use the transaction dump to determine why terminal

control was unable to process the request. The transaction on the

application-owning region may have abnormally terminated or the session may have failed.

Module:  DFHZTSP

 

 

 

 

ACTG

Explanation:  The relay program running in the terminal-owning region

issued a request to attach a transaction in the application-owning

region, but the response received from that region was invalid.

The return code in the TCA (field TCATPAPR) will be nonzero, and either

there will be no TIOA (field TCTTEDA in the TCTTE is zero) or there will

be no FMH7 at the start of the TIOA.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a CICS

transaction dump.

User Response:  Use the transaction dump to determine why terminal

control was unable to process the request. The transaction on the

application-owning region may have abnormally terminated or the session may have failed.

Module:  DFHZTSP

 

ACTH

Explanation:  A privileged allocate was issued against a remote LU 6.2

system.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a CICS

transaction dump.

User Response:  You need further assistance from IBM to resolve this

problem. See Part 4 of the CICS Problem Determination Guide for guidance

on how to proceed.

Module:  DFHZISP

 

ACTI

Explanation:  The relay transaction has an ISC or MRO session as its

principal facility.  However the TCTTE for that session is not owned by

the task.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a CICS

transaction dump.

User Response:  You need further assistance from IBM to resolve this

problem. See Part 4 of the CICS Problem Determination Guide for guidance

on how to proceed.

Module:  DFHCRT

 

ACTJ

Explanation:  The principal facility of the relay transaction is not a

TCTTE.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a CICS

transaction dump.

User Response:  Task CXRT should only be started in a terminal-owning

region by an ALLOCATE request issued in an application-owning region

against a remote APPC device.  The principal facility of the task should be an ISC or MRO link. Check that your CICS system is defined in such a way that

this will always be the case.  Also ensure that program DFHCRT is started only by task CXRT.

Module:  DFHCRT

 

 

 

 

 

ACTK

Explanation:  The task was purged before a GETMAIN request to the

storage manager (SM) domain was able to complete successfully. The task

that first detected the purged condition will have provided an exception trace.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a CICS

transaction dump.

User Response:  Investigate the reason why the task was purged. It was

either purged by the master terminal operator or as a result of a

deadlock timeout.

Module:  DFHZISP

 

ACTL

Explanation:  An error (INVALID, DISASTER or unexpected EXCEPTION

response) has occurred on a call to the storage manager (SM) domain. The

domain that detected the original error will have provided an exception

trace, a console message and, possibly, a system dump (depending on the

options specified in the dump table).

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a CICS

transaction dump.

User Response:  See the related message produced by the domain that

detected the original error.

Module:  DFHZISP

 

ACUA

Explanation:  DFHZXRL was called with a request which is not supported

for transaction routing.

The request is located in the DFHLUC parameter list which is printed in

the exception trace. DFHZXRL is called from DFHZARL, which will put

details of the request in its trace entry.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a transaction

dump and an exception trace entry.

User Response:  You need further assistance from IBM to resolve this

problem. See Part 4 of the CICS Problem Determination Guide for guidance

on how to proceed.

Module:  DFHZXRL

 

ACUB

Explanation:  The parameter list passed to DFHZXRL for an ALLOCATE

request does not contain the TCTSE address of a remote APPC terminal.

The TCTSE address is located in the DFHLUC parameter list which is

printed in the exception trace. DFHZXRL is called from DFHZARL, which

will put details of the request in its trace entry.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a transaction

dump and an exception trace entry.

User Response:  You need further assistance from IBM to resolve this

problem. See Part 4 of the CICS Problem Determination Guide for guidance

on how to proceed.

Module:  DFHZXRL

 

 

 

 

 

ACUC

Explanation:  The TCTSE address passed to DFHZXRL is not that of a

remote LU 6.2 terminal.

The TCTSE address is located in the DFHLUC parameter list which is

printed in the exception trace. DFHZXRL is called from DFHZARL, which

will put details of the request in its trace entry.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a transaction

dump and an exception trace entry.

User Response:  You need further assistance from IBM to resolve this

problem. See Part 4 of the CICS Problem Determination Guide for guidance

on how to proceed.

Module:  DFHZXRL

 

ACUD

Explanation:  The profile DFHCICSR could not be located as an installed

profile definition.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a transaction

dump and an exception trace entry.

User Response:  Check that the IBM-supplied profile DFHCICSR is

correctly defined and installed to CICS.

Module:  DFHZXRL

 

ACUE

Explanation:  A request to DFHZTSP to build a surrogate TCTTE was not

satisfied.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a transaction

dump and an exception trace entry.

User Response:  You need further assistance from IBM to resolve this

problem. See Part 4 of the CICS Problem Determination Guide for guidance

on how to proceed.

Module:  DFHZXRL

 

ACUF

Explanation:  A session between the application-owning region and the

terminal-owning region was not allocated because the request was

incorrectly specified.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a transaction

dump and an exception trace entry.

User Response:  You need further assistance from IBM to resolve this

problem. See Part 4 of the CICS Problem Determination Guide for guidance

on how to proceed.

Module:  DFHZXRL

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ACUG

Explanation:  A request to allocate a session between the

application-owning region and the terminal-owning region failed. The

return code from the ALLOCATE request indicated that the profile could not be located as an installed transaction definition, although an earlier attempt to locate it was successful.

The return code is located both in TCATPAPR and in the trace entry on

return from DFHZARQ.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a transaction

dump and an exception trace entry.

User Response:  You need further assistance from IBM to resolve this

problem. See Part 4 of the CICS Problem Determination Guide for guidance

on how to proceed.

Module:  DFHZXRL

 

ACUH

Explanation:  A request to allocate a session between the

application-owning region and the terminal-owning region failed. The

return code from the ALLOCATE request indicated that the requested session is already owned by the TCA.

The return code is located both in TCATPAPR and in the trace entry on

return from DFHZARQ.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a transaction

dump and an exception trace entry.

User Response:  You need further assistance from IBM to resolve this

problem. See Part 4 of the CICS Problem Determination Guide for guidance

on how to proceed.

Module:  DFHZXRL

 

ACUI

Explanation:  An ISC session between the application-owning region and

the terminal-owning region was not allocated because the MODENAME named in

the profile could not be found. The profile DFHCICSR as supplied by IBM

does not specify a MODENAME.  Therefore, this error will occur when a

MODENAME has been added to the IBM-supplied profile, but that MODENAME

is not defined in the SESSIONS definition for the terminal-owning region.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a transaction

dump and an exception trace entry.

User Response:  Ensure that the MODENAME specified in profile DFHCICSR

was also specified when defining the SESSIONS to the terminal-owning region.

Module:  DFHZXRL

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ACUJ

Explanation:  A session between the application-owning region and the

terminal-owning region was not allocated because the maximum session

count for the mode group specified in profile DFHCICSR is zero.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a transaction

dump and an exception trace entry.

User Response:  Use the CEMT transaction to set sessions in the required

mode group available for use.

Module:  DFHZXRL

 

ACUK

Explanation:  No TCT entry was found for the terminal-owning region

specified in the TCTSE for the remote terminal.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a transaction

dump and an exception trace entry.

User Response:  Ensure that the terminal-owning region defined in the

remote system entry is also defined with a system entry in the TCT.

Module:  DFHZXRL

 

ACUL

Note: The description of this abend also applies to ACUX and ACUZ.

Explanation:  The transaction routing program in the application-owning

region issued a terminal control WRITE,WAIT,READ request to the

terminal-owning region, and received a nonzero return code from terminal control.

The return code is located both in TCATPAPR and in the trace entry on

return from DFHZARQ.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a transaction

dump and an exception trace entry.

User Response:  Use the transaction dump to determine why terminal

control was unable to process the request. This abend code may result when:

The relay program in the terminal-owning region terminates

abnormally. In this case, determine the reason why the relay program has

abnormally terminated.

The session has failed.

Module:  DFHZXRL

 

ACUM

Explanation:  A request to DFHZTSP to free a surrogate TCTTE was not

satisfied.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a transaction

dump and an exception trace entry.

User Response:  You need further assistance from IBM to resolve this

problem. See Part 4 of the CICS Problem Determination Guide for guidance

on how to proceed.

Module:  DFHZXRL

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ACUO

Note: The description of this abend also applies to ACUQ, ACUS and ACU1.

Explanation:  A terminal control READ request has failed. The

transaction routing program in the application-owning region attempted

to receive data from the terminal-owning region, and received a nonzero return code from terminal control.

The return code is located both in TCATPAPR and in the trace entry on

return from DFHZARQ.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a transaction

dump and an exception trace entry.

User Response:  Use the transaction dump to determine why terminal

control was unable to process the request. This abend code may result when:

The relay program in the terminal-owning region terminates

abnormally. In this case, determine the reason why the relay program has

abnormally terminated.

The session has failed.

Module:  DFHZXRL

 

ACUP

Note: The description of this abend also applies to ACUR.

Explanation:  The transaction routing program in the application-owning

region did not receive a rollback from the terminal-owning region. This

violates CICS transaction routing protocols.

The trace from the terminal-owning region will show its response to the

application-owning region.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a transaction

dump and an exception trace entry.

User Response:  You need further assistance from IBM to resolve this

problem. See Part 4 of the CICS Problem Determination Guide for guidance

on how to proceed.

Module:  DFHZXRL

 

ACUQ

Explanation:  Refer to the description of abend ACUO.

Module:  DFHZXRL

 

ACUR

Explanation:  Refer to the description of abend ACUP.

Module:  DFHZXRL

 

ACUS

Explanation:  Refer to the description of abend ACUO.

Module:  DFHZXRL

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ACUT

Explanation:  The transaction routing program in the application-owning

region did not receive either a syncpoint or a rollback from the

terminal-owning region. This violates CICS transaction routing protocols.

The trace from the terminal-owning region will show its response to the

application-owning region.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a transaction

dump and an exception trace entry.

User Response:  You need further assistance from IBM to resolve this

problem. See Part 4 of the CICS Problem Determination Guide for guidance

on how to proceed.

Module:  DFHZXRL

 

ACUV

Explanation:  The transaction routing program in the application-owning

region issued a terminal control ISSUE ABEND request on an MRO link to the

terminal-owning region, and received a nonzero return code from terminal

control.

The return code is located both in TCATPAPR and in the trace entry on

return from DFHZIS1.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a transaction

dump and an exception trace entry.

User Response:  Use the transaction dump to determine why terminal

control was unable to process the request. This abend code may result when:

The relay program in the terminal-owning region terminates

abnormally. In this case, determine the reason why the relay program has

abnormally terminated.

The session has failed.

Module:  DFHZXRL

 

ACUW

Explanation:  The transaction routing program in the application-owning

region issued a terminal control ISSUE ERROR request on an MRO link to the

terminal-owning region, and received a nonzero return code from terminal

control.

The return code is located both in TCATPAPR and in the trace entry on

return from DFHZIS1.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a transaction

dump and an exception trace entry.

User Response:  Use the transaction dump to determine why terminal

control was unable to process the request. This abend code may result when:

The relay program in the terminal-owning region terminates

abnormally. In this case, determine the reason why the relay program has

abnormally terminated.

The session has failed.

Module:  DFHZXRL

 

ACUX

Explanation:  Refer to the description of abend ACUL.

Module:  DFHZXRL

 

 

 

ACUY

Explanation:  The transaction routing program in the application-owning

region issued a terminal control WRITE,WAIT request to the

terminal-owning region,and received a nonzero return code from terminal control.

The return code is located both in TCATPAPR and in the trace entry on

return from DFHZARQ.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a transaction

dump and an exception trace entry.

User Response:  Use the transaction dump to determine why terminal

control was unable to process the request. This abend code may result when:

The relay program in the terminal-owning region terminates

abnormally. In this case, determine the reason why the relay program has

abnormally terminated.

The session has failed.

Module:  DFHZXRL

 

ACUZ

Explanation:  Refer to the description of abend ACUL.

Module:  DFHZXRL

 

ACU0

Explanation:  The transaction routing program in the application-owning

region issued a terminal control WRITE,LAST,WAIT request to the

terminal-owning region, and received a nonzero return code from terminal control.

The return code is located both in TCATPAPR and in the trace entry on

return from DFHZARQ.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a transaction

dump and an exception trace entry.

User Response:  Use the transaction dump to determine why terminal

control was unable to process the request. This abend code may result when:

The relay program in the terminal-owning region terminates

abnormally. In this case, determine the reason why the relay program has

abnormally terminated.

The session has failed.

Module:  DFHZXRL

 

ACU1

Explanation:  Refer to the description of abend ACUO.

Module:  DFHZXRL

 

ACU2

Explanation:  The transaction routing program in the application-owning

region received a response from the terminal-owning region which

violates CICS transaction routing protocols.

The trace from the terminal-owning region will show its response to the

application-owning region.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a transaction

dump and an exception trace entry.

User Response:  You need further assistance from IBM to resolve this

problem. See Part 4 of the CICS Problem Determination Guide for guidance

on how to proceed.

Module:  DFHZXRL

ACU3

Explanation:  The transaction routing program in the application-owning

region attempted to set the conversation state machine to a state which

violates CICS transaction routing protocols.

The register containing the state can be determined from the assembler

listing.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a transaction

dump and an exception trace entry.

User Response:  You need further assistance from IBM to resolve this

problem. See Part 4 of the CICS Problem Determination Guide for guidance

on how to proceed.

Module:  DFHZXRL

 

ACU4

Explanation:  The transaction routing program in the application-owning

region issued a SET request to the conversation state machine and

received a nonzero return code.  This violates CICS transaction routing protocols.

The trace entry on return from DFHZUSR will show the request type and

current state.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a transaction

dump and an exception trace entry.

User Response:  You need further assistance from IBM to resolve this

problem. See Part 4 of the CICS Problem Determination Guide for guidance

on how to proceed.

Module:  DFHZXRL

 

ACU5

Explanation:  An program running in an application-owning region has

issued an ALLOCATE against an APPC device attached to a terminal owning

region, but the connection between the two systems is not installed.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a transaction

dump and an exception trace entry.

User Response:  Install the connection between the two regions.

Module:  DFHZXRL

 

ACU6

Explanation:  A request to DFHRTSU to prepare the surrogate TCTTE for

syncpoint gave an unexpected response and reason code. The response and

reason code are included in DFHRTSU's parameter list which is printed in

the exception trace.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a transaction

dump and an exception trace entry.

User Response:  You need further assistance from IBM to resolve this

problem. See Part 4 of the CICS Problem Determination Guide for guidance

on how to proceed.

Module:  DFHZXRL

 

 

 

 

 

 

ACU7

Explanation:  A request to allocate a session between the

application-owning region and the terminal-owning region was issued, but

the connection with the remote system is not an APPC or MRO connection.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a CICS

transaction dump.

User Response:  Redefine the connection as APPC or MRO, or avoid using

transaction routing on this connection.

Module:  DFHZXRL

 

ACU8

Explanation:  A request to DFHRTSU to get the recovery status of a

surrogate TCTTE gave an unexpected response and reason code. The

response and reason code are included in DFHRTSU's parameter list which is printed in the exception trace.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a transaction

dump and an exception trace entry.

User Response:  You need further assistance from IBM to resolve this

problem. See Part 4 of the CICS Problem Determination Guide for guidance

on how to proceed.

Module:  DFHZXRL

 

ACU9

Explanation:  A request to recovery manager to set the recovery status

of a link gave an unexpected response and reason code. The response and

reason code are included in DFHRMLN's parameter list which is printed in the

exception trace.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a transaction

dump and an exception trace entry.

User Response:  You need further assistance from IBM to resolve this

problem. See Part 4 of the CICS Problem Determination Guide for guidance

on how to proceed.

Module:  DFHZXRL

 

ACVA

Explanation:  The transaction routing program in the terminal-owning

region issued a terminal control WRITE,WAIT,READ request to the

application-owning region, and received a nonzero return code from terminal control.

The return code is located both in TCATPAPR and in the trace entry on

return from DFHZARQ.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a transaction

dump and an exception trace entry.

User Response:  Use the transaction dump to determine why terminal

control was unable to process the request. This abend code may result when:

The program in the application-owning region terminates abnormally.

In this case, determine the reason why the program has abnormally

terminated.

The session has failed.

Module:  DFHZXRT

 

 

 

ACVB

Explanation:  The transaction routing program in the terminal-owning

region attempted to issue an ISSUE SIGNAL request on an MRO link to the

application-owning region.  This violates CICS transaction routing

protocols.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a transaction

dump and an exception trace entry.

User Response:  You need further assistance from IBM to resolve this

problem. See Part 4 of the CICS Problem Determination Guide for guidance

on how to proceed.

Module:  DFHZXRT

 

ACVC

Explanation:  The transaction routing program in the terminal-owning

region issued an ISSUE SIGNAL request on an LU 6.2 link to the

application-owning region, and received a nonzero return code from terminal control.

The return code is located in the DFHLUC parameter list which is printed

in the exception trace.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a transaction

dump and an exception trace entry.

User Response:  Use the transaction dump to determine why terminal

control was unable to process the request. This abend code may result when:

The program in the application-owning region terminates abnormally.

In this case, determine the reason why the program has abnormally

terminated.

The session has failed.

Module:  DFHZXRT

 

ACVD

Explanation:  The transaction routing program in the terminal-owning

region issued a READ,WAIT request to the application-owning region, and

received a nonzero return code from terminal control.

The return code is located both in TCATPAPR and in the trace entry on

return from DFHZARQ.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a transaction

dump and an exception trace entry.

User Response:  Use the transaction dump to determine why terminal

control was unable to process the request. This abend code may result when:

The program in the application-owning region terminates abnormally.

In this case, determine the reason why the program has abnormally

terminated.

The session has failed.

Module:  DFHZXRT

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ACVE

Explanation:  The transaction routing program in the terminal-owning

region issued a WRITE request to the application-owning region, and

received a nonzero return code from terminal control.

The return code is located both in TCATPAPR and in the trace entry on

return from DFHZARQ.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a transaction

dump and an exception trace entry.

User Response:  Use the transaction dump to determine why terminal

control was unable to process the request. This abend code may result when:

the program in the application-owning region terminates abnormally.

In this case, determine the reason why the program has abnormally

terminated.

the session has failed.

Module:  DFHZXRT

 

ACVF

Explanation:  The transaction routing program in the terminal-owning

region issued a WRITE,LAST,WAIT request to the application-owning

region, and received a nonzero return code from terminal control.

The return code is located both in TCATPAPR and in the trace entry on

return from DFHZARQ.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a transaction

dump and an exception trace entry.

User Response:  Use the transaction dump to determine why terminal

control was unable to process the request. This abend code may result when:

The program in the application-owning region terminates abnormally.

In this case, determine the reason why the program has abnormally

terminated.

The session has failed.

Module:  DFHZXRT

 

ACVG

Explanation:  The transaction routing program in the terminal-owning

region issued a FREE request to free the session with the LU 6.2

terminal, and received a nonzero return code from terminal control.

The return code is located in the DFHLUC parameter list which is printed

in the exception trace.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a transaction

dump and an exception trace entry.

User Response:  Use the transaction dump to determine why terminal

control was unable to process the request. The terminal session may have

failed.

Module:  DFHZXRT

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ACVH

Explanation:  The transaction routing program in the terminal-owning

region issued a FREE request to free the session with the

application-owning region,and received a nonzero return code from terminal control.

The return code is located both in TCATPAPR and in the trace entry on

return from DFHZARQ.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a transaction

dump and an exception trace entry.

User Response:  Use the transaction dump to determine why terminal

control was unable to process the request. This abend code may result when:

The program in the application-owning region terminates abnormally.

In this case, determine the reason why the program has abnormally

terminated.

The session has failed.

Module:  DFHZXRT

 

ACVK

Explanation:  The transaction routing program in the terminal-owning

region issued an ISSUE ABEND request on an LU 6.2 link, and received a

nonzero return code from terminal control.

The return code is located in the DFHLUC parameter list which is printed

in the exception trace.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a transaction

dump and an exception trace entry.

User Response:  Use the transaction dump to determine why terminal

control was unable to process the request. This abend code may result when:

The program in the connected region terminates abnormally. In this

case, determine the reason why the program has abnormally terminated.

The session has failed.

Module:  DFHZXRT

 

ACVL

Explanation:  The transaction routing program in the terminal-owning

region issued an ISSUE ABEND request on an MRO link to the

application-owning region, and received a nonzero return code from terminal control.

The return code is located both in TCATPAPR and in the trace entry on

return from DFHZIS1.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a transaction

dump and an exception trace entry.

User Response:  Use the transaction dump to determine why terminal

control was unable to process the request. This abend code may result when:

The program in the application-owning region terminates abnormally.

In this case, determine the reason why the program has abnormally

terminated.

The session has failed.

Module:  DFHZXRT

 

 

 

 

 

ACVM

Explanation:  The transaction routing program in the terminal-owning

region issued an ISSUE ERROR request on an LU 6.2 link, and received a

nonzero return code from terminal control.

The return code is located in the DFHLUC parameter list which is printed

in the exception trace.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a transaction

dump and an exception trace entry.

User Response:  Use the transaction dump to determine why terminal

control was unable to process the request. This abend code may result when:

The program in the connected region terminates abnormally. In this

case, determine the reason why the program has abnormally terminated.

The session has failed.

Module:  DFHZXRT

 

ACVN

Explanation:  The transaction routing program in the terminal-owning

region issued an ISSUE ERROR request on an MRO link to the

application-owning region, and received a nonzero return code from terminal control.

The return code is located both in TCATPAPR and in the trace entry on

return from DFHZIS1.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a transaction

dump and an exception trace entry.

User Response:  Use the transaction dump to determine why terminal

control was unable to process the request. This abend code may result when:

The program in the application-owning region terminates abnormally.

In this case, determine the reason why the program has abnormally

terminated.

The session has failed.

Module:  DFHZXRT

 

ACVO

Explanation:  The transaction routing program in the terminal-owning

region issued an ISSUE PREPARE request and received either a nonzero

return code or a response which violates CICS transaction routing protocols.

The return code is located in TCASPRC and the response is located in

TCASPSN1.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a transaction

dump and an exception trace entry.

User Response:  Use the transaction dump to determine whether the

problem is caused by the return code or the response. If terminal

control was unable to process the request, the abend may occur when:

The program in the connected region terminates abnormally. In this

case, determine the reason why the program has abnormally terminated.

The session has failed.

Otherwise the distributed application programs may have violated APPC

conversation protocols.

Module:  DFHZXRT

 

 

 

 

ACVP

Explanation:  The transaction routing program in the terminal-owning

region did not receive an FMH43 from the application-owning region. This

violates CICS transaction routing protocols.

The trace from the application-owning region will show its response to

the terminal-owning region.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a transaction

dump and an exception trace entry.

User Response:  You need further assistance from IBM to resolve this

problem. See Part 4 of the CICS Problem Determination Guide for guidance

on how to proceed.

Module:  DFHZXRT

 

ACVQ

Explanation:  The transaction routing program in the terminal-owning

region issued a request to the APPC terminal, and received a nonzero

return code from terminal control.

Both the request and the return code are located in the DFHLUC parameter

list which is printed in the exception trace.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a transaction

dump and an exception trace entry.

User Response:  Use the transaction dump to determine why terminal

control was unable to process the request. The terminal session may have

failed or be in the wrong state, for example, as the result of both the terminal and application issuing SYNCPOINT ROLLBACK at the same time.

Module:  DFHZXRT

 

ACVR

Explanation:  The transaction routing program in the terminal-owning

region issued a SEND,LAST,WAIT request to the LU 6.2 terminal, and

received a nonzero return code from terminal control.

The return code is located in the DFHLUC parameter list which is printed

in the exception trace.

System Action:  The task is abnormally terminated with a transaction

dump and an exception trace entry.

User Response:  Use the transaction dump to determine why terminal

control was unable to process the request. The terminal session may have

failed.

Module:  DFHZXRT

 

ACWA

Explanation:  CICS CWTO transaction has failed because the task does not

own a terminal (TCTTE) as its principal facility. This has probably

happened because CWTO has been started as an EXEC CICS START transid without a terminal ID.

System Action:  The transaction is abnormally terminated without a

transaction dump.

User Response:  Retry with a terminal ID value or enter CWTO from a

terminal.

Module:  DFHCWTO

 

 

 

ACXA

Explanation:  The catch-up transaction, CXCU, has failed. CXCU runs

either in response to a transaction request from an end-user, or is run

automatically by an active CICS system in response to the appearance of an alternative CICS system. Its purpose is to inform the alternate system of the active system's state regarding terminals and DBCTL connection.

System Action:  The catch-up transaction, CXCU, is abnormally terminated

with a CICS transaction dump. Both active and alternate CICS systems

continue, but the alternate CICS system is less effective in the event

of a takeover. For example, terminal back-up sessions may not be

established. This abend is accompanied by DFHDX8313.

User Response:  Retry by entering 'CXCU' from a terminal. If the error

persists, diagnose the problem from the dump.

Module:  DFHCXCU