Data collector abended with the following message:
DBG11017I DB33 00:00:10 ESTAE EXIT IN NADCPPRM INVOKED BY ABEND
ABEND CODE IS 140C1000 - EC PSW AT ABEND IS 078C2000 AC8AEAC4 - PRIMARY MODE, S
ILC, INTERRUPT CODE 00060001 - TRANSLATE EXCEP 7EB00801
EYECATCHER POINTED BY R12 - COMPDERM
OFFSET TO ABEND ADDRESS FROM R12 IS 04992874
R0 00000000 R1 2D925010 R2 283241A4 R3 29DA4758
R4 000114E0 R5 0002AE1C R6 00125680 R7 283241A4
R8 00000000 R9 00125698 R10 0006B000 R11 0012E000
R12 27F1C250 R13 00125768 R14 A7F1C2A4 R15 2C8AEABC
AR0 009EE370 AR1 00000000 AR2 00000000 AR3 00000000
AR4 00000000 AR5 00000000 AR6 00000000 AR7 00000000
AR8 00000000 AR9 00000000 AR10 00000000 AR11 00000000
AR12 00000000 AR13 00000000 AR14 00000000 AR15 00000000
Release : 20.0
Component : CA Insight Database Performance Monitor for DB for z/OS
The problem is a basic serialization problem. The stopping of a request results in the rebuilding of the code to handle the DECLARE statement. At the same time, an accounting record was being processed for a thread, and we branched to the storage that contained the code to process the DECLARE, which had been freed. If you have requests that are regularly stopped and restarted, and they contain DECLARE statements, you can create a separate request containing only the DECLARE statements. Then, remove the DECLAREs from the requests that get stopped and restarted regularly.