Local Batch job gets abend DC329000 TMGR error 00: DBIO error RC=0BBD
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Problem
Local Batch job gets abend DC329000 TMGR error 00: DBIO error RC=0BBD
What is DBIO error 0BBD?
Environment:
all IDMS environments
Cause:
The DBIO error code displayed in this message is in hexadecimal format. x'0BBD' = 3005 abend code
3005 is an abend code that indicates a failure to open a required file.
In the job listing you should also see an operating system message indicating a certain DD STATEMENT is MISSING.
Resolution/Workaround:
The missing DD can be for any required database file but for most of the reported cases of this error for a local batch job, we have found that the client was running with a DMCL that defined a TAPE JOURNAL (local mode journal definition) and it was the DD for the TAPE JOURNAL that was missing.
A DMCL can either define DISK JOURNALs (used for CV) or a TAPE JOURNAL (used only in local batch).
If you run a local batch job using a DMCL that defines a TAPE JOURNAL there must be a DD in the JCL for this journal file.
Additional Information:
CA IDMS MESSAGES AND CODES GUIDE for 3005 ABEND code definition.
CA IDMS DATABASE ADMINISTRATION GUIDE for documentation on defining DISK and TAPE JOURNAL in the DMCL
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