Resolving DB10092E - CXX NAME MISMATCH errors

Products

• Datacom
• Datacom/AD
• Datacom/DB

Issue/Introduction

In running a maintenance job against my MUF, I received an error                                   

DB10092E - CXX NAME MISMATCH, SID=ADMUF1J   CXX=CA11MUF 

My MUF is running fine, so how do I correct this?

Environment

Component : CA Datacom/AD

Component : CA Datacom/DB

Cause

This error is caused by using a DBSIDPR module that was assembled with a CXXNAME value different from the CXXName stored in the control block of the CXX file.

Resolution

There are different ways that this error could appear. The first set of possibilities is the result of using the wrong files, so verify these first:

• Is the failing job using the same STEPLIB libraries as the MUF? If a different CUSLIB is being used, then a different DBSIDPR module could be the cause.
• If the CXX file is specified in the JCL, does it match the CXX used in the MUF JCL? 
• If using SIMPLIFY_MODE=YES, does the value of DSN_XXX in the MUF DB00254I message match the high-order nodes of the CXX filename?

If all of these are correct, then you can look at the CXX file itself to see what its name is. For SIMPLIFY_MODE=YES, get the value of DSN_XXX from the MUF log, in this message:

DB00254I - SIMPLIFY . . . DSN_XXX=DCMLV1.JOHDO10.BD1510.DJMU1DF.???

Replace "???" with "CXX" and this will be the DSN for the DD1 statement below. If not using Simplify mode, get the DSN for the CXX from the MUF JCL and enter it here.

//DBUTLTY  EXEC PGM=DBUTLTY,REGION=0M
//STEPLIB  DD  DISP=SHR,DSN=<your MUF STEPLIB CUSLIB...
//         DD  DISP=SHR,DSN=<your MUF STEPLIB CAxxLOAD...
//DD1      DD  DISP=SHR,DSN=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.CXX   <<---Change as indicated above
//SYSIN    DD  *                                          
  REPORT TYPE=U,DDNAME=DD1                              
/*

After running this program, you will get output that indicates the CXX internal name at the top of the report, on the right side:

DEVICE   INIT DATE TIME  CXX NAME
  3390  20130623 054626  CA11MUF 

As a verification, you should see this same name in the MUF log:

DB00201I - MULTI-USER ENABLED, CXX=CA11MUF  MUFNAME=ADMUF1J   AD 

The easiest way to correct this mismatch is to rerun the assemble of the DBSIDPR module (using the appropriate AXCUS* or BDCUS* job), ensuring that the CXXNAME is set to the value shown in the DBUTLTY job or the DB00201 message as seen above.

Additional Information

As always, please contact Broadcom support for Datacom if you have further questions.