Brief introduction to CA Datacom messaging?and some of the most important messages to look for.

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Issue/Introduction

Summary:

This is a brief introduction to CA Datacom messaging…and some of the most important messages to look for.

Background:

Looking for the most important messages I need to be careful.

Environment:

Z/os or Z/vse, CA Datacom/DB or AD

Instructions:

CA Datacom will issue message(s) depending on the severity of the situation.

The first three characters of the message indicates what area the message is issued from:

  DB0xxxc CA Datacom/DB processing message (MUF)                           

  DB1xxxc DBUTLTY messages                                                 

  DB2xxxc SQL preprocessor messages                                        

  DB9xxxc CAIRIM messages                                                  

  DBHxxxc Health Checker messages 

 

The last character 'c' of the message number indicates the severity:

 

  A - Action                                          

  C - Critical                                        

  E - Error                                           

  I - Information                                     

  W - Warning  

Additional Information:

Here are some of the Datacom error messages that you might become familiar with: 

 DB00109W BACKOUT JOB jjjjjjjj NUMBER-nnnnn TSN-xxxxxxxx WAITING TO COMPLETE
 DB00137E INVALID RELEASE DBSYSID MODULE   x                          
 DB00205E MULTI-USER ... ERROR-nnnn [optional-text] error goes 1050 to 1210
 DB00216E ERROR IN SYSIN/SYSIPT DATA                                  
 DB00217E INSUFFICIENT MEMORY FOR SYSTEM STARTUP                       
 DB00218E Insufficient 64-bit memory                                   
 DB00221E SUPPORT FOR xxxx NOT REQUESTED IN MULTI-USER STARTUP OPTION 
 DB00229E FATAL INTERNAL ERROR - JOB TERMINATED - xxx-xxxx            
 DB00234E FATAL RETURN CODE (RCERROR) - rr (iii)                      
 DB00242E REQUIRED ENQ NOT AVAILABLE, MUFNAME= DBDVM01               
 DB00272E IWM4ECRE ERROR R15(R0)=........                           
 DB00409E SPILL FOUND POSSIBLE BAD BLOCK, DUMP TAKEN, ERROR nnn       
 DB00501E OPEN ERROR - RETURN CODE rr (iii) CXX=cxxname (aaannnn)...
 DB00801W I/O ERR - NO RECORD FOUND - aaannnnn xxxxx-yy-zzz type      
 DB00802W I/O ERR - WRONG LENGTH RECORD - aaannnnn xxxxx-yy-zzz type  
 DB00803W I/O ERR - UNRECOVERABLE - aaannnnn xxxxx-yy-zzz type        
 DB00817E I/O ERR error dd/dtf-name ccccccc:h:r type volser volume     
 DB01004E PXX AREA I/O ERROR                                          
 DB11002E UNEXPECTED rr (iii) RETURN CODE ON ttt TABLE FOR ccccc      
 DB01208E RESTART, COMPLETE WITH ERROR(S)                              
 DB01209E RESTART, INSUFFICIENT TASK AREAS                            
 DB13107E BASE(S) ABOVE NEED ACTION, RESEARCH THEN RESUBMIT MUF WITH RESTART OR NORESTART  
 DB01401E MVS DYNAMIC ALLOCATION ERROR,DDNAME=ddname,R15=n, ERROR=n,INFO=n                 
 DB01402W AREA aaannnn NEEDS EXTEND, cccccc VS dddddd                 
 DB01403E MVS DYNAMIC ALLOCATION ERROR, RSN=n, WRC=n, INFO=n, RC=c, RCF=c                   
 DB01409E DATA SET NAME MISMATCH xxx-y DBSIDPR-z                      
 DB01410E DATA SET NAME WRONG CXXNAME x y z 

For complete information on CA Datacom messages and the actions to take if you encounter the situation, refer to your release's version of the CA Datacom/DB Message Reference Guide. Refer to the CA Datacom/DB Return Codes chapter for full explanations on the various return codes in the DB00501E message.

The Version 14.0 guide is at https://supportcontent.ca.com/cadocs/0/CA%20Datacom%2014%200%20Public-ENU/Bookshelf_Files/PDF/DatacomDB1402--Message_Ref_ENU.pdf

The Version 15.0 Guide is at: CA Datacom® Messages  

Note: A Datacom Multi-User (MUF) should never abend. You can minimize the possibility by being up to date in maintenance.

Environment

Release:
Component: DB