After a CA Datacom/AD upgrade, CA applications cannot connect to MUF and they show DB00121 and DB00122 messages
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After a CA Datacom/AD upgrade, CA applications cannot connect to MUF and they show DB00121 and DB00122 messages

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Article ID: 47304

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Products

DATACOM - AD

Issue/Introduction

After upgrading to a new version of CA Datacom/AD for use with your base CA application, the application cannot connect to this MUF and displays errors like these:

+DB00121I - UNAVAILABLE - CA11MUF 
+DB00122I - ACCESS TYPE - LOCAL,XCF(CA11GRP) TASKS=1
+DB00123I - WAITING FOR MUF AVAILABILITY
+DB00124W - REMAINING DELAY68 TIME - 2 MINUTES

The above example is for a MUF using XCF capabilities. For a stand-alone MUF, they could look like this:

+DB00121I - UNAVAILABLE - CA11MUF 
+DB00122I - ACCESS TYPE - LOCAL    TASKS=1
+DB00123I - WAITING FOR MUF AVAILABILITY
+DB00124W - REMAINING DELAY68 TIME - 2 MINUTES

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Environment

Component: AD

 

Cause

There are several reasons why this could happen.

  1. Either you have a CUSLIB for the "old" CA Datacom/AD version in your LINKLIST
  2. Your CLIST or TSO logon proc has an allocation for the "old" CA Datacom/AD loadlibs
  3. Your base application JCL is still referencing the "old" loadlibs
  4. Your MUF is running in LOCAL-only mode and your application is running on a different LPAR

In addition to these possibilities using the “old” MUF CUSLIB, you could also have specified the wrong MUF’s CUSLIB. Another possibility is the DBSIDPR module from the “old” MUF CA Datacom/AD CUSLIB was copied into some other loadlib in the STEPLIB, but this is very remote.usingan act that exploits or victimizes someone (treats them unfairly)More (Definitions, Synonyms, Translation)

 

 

 

Resolution

If using the wrong version CUSLIB, change your application to use the correct version loadlibs.

If the application is running in a multi-LPAR environment, configure the MUF for SYSPLEX and XCF use.

 

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Additional Information

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