MMgr-EXCP I/O error during PDA scan
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MMgr-EXCP I/O error during PDA scan

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Article ID: 226168

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Products

Database Analyzer for DB2 for z/OS

Issue/Introduction

A Database Analyzer Extract that previously worked now fails with MMgr-EXCP I/O errors when perfoming a scan.

The following errors can be found in the 'Collection of data statistics' output. These can be issued for any object type, for example:

MMgr-EXCP I/O error.  Call Technical Support          . RC=0008 RS=0000
Collection of UR - dbname.tsname.0001           - Incomplete   RC=8

Additonally the following messages may be issued in the JESMSGLG output

SIX2: MMgr OPEN failure. Missing PTM@MMGR blk!!!
SIX2: MMgr OPEN not done. Bypassing CLOSE!!!    
IEA705I ERROR DURING GETMAIN SYS CODE = 878-10 jobname stepname
IEA705I 00F15E80 009AD998 009AD998 00007210 00004A90            
SYSTEM COMPLETION CODE=878  REASON CODE=00000010          
 TIME=10.17.40  SEQ=23348  CPU=4002  ASID=0337            
 PSW AT TIME OF ERROR  070C1000   8126CC7A  ILC 2  INTC 0D
   NO ACTIVE MODULE FOUND                                 
   NAME=UNKNOWN                                           
   DATA AT PSW  0126CC74 - 00181610  0A0D18CE  18FB180C   

Environment

Release : 20.0

Component : CA Database Analyzer for DB2 for z/OS

Cause

Has the number of objects being processed in this Extract increased since it last ran successfully? If so, PDA may have a storage problem that is related to the number of objects.

Resolution

If the Scan is currently using the EXCP access method, try using the VSAM access method instead for this Extract. EXCP does provide improved performance for elapsed time but it may be having a negative impact on storage.

To switch to using VSAM access for just this step, add the NOEXCP to the PARM options in the EXEC statement, similar to the following:

//STEP10   EXEC PGM=PTLDRIVM,PARM='EP=RALMCTL/NOEXCP'               

One other consideration is to reduce the number of objects being processed in this Extract Procedure, by moving some of the objects to another Extract Procedure and to then be processed in a separate step.