'C1G0600C PROGRAM OBJECT FOOTPRINT ERROR' means that an error occurred during the footprinting of a member in a program object library (PDSE).
For additional diagnostics add a //EN$TRBND DD SYSOUT=* trace statement.
Usually the PDSE ran out of room to extend with reason code 83000405 .
'C1G0600C PROGRAM OBJECT FOOTPRINT ERROR' means that an error occurred during the footprinting of a member in a program object library (PDSE). For additional diagnostics add a //EN$TRBND DD SYSOUT=* trace statement. Usually the PDSE ran out of room to extend with reason code 83000405 Endevor will use the Binder interface during the footprint process of a loadmodule in a PDSE.
The following trace DD will provide additional diagnostics; like the IEWBIND RC and Reason Codes in the form of 83000xxx.
//EN$TRBND DD SYSOUT=*
The return and reason codes are issued by the IBM Binder interface, see the 'z/OS MVS Program Management: Advanced Facilities manual' for details.
A common reported reason code is 83000405 ;
'A permanent write error was encountered while attempting to write the module. Module not saved.'
This symptom indicates that an out of space failure occurred on a PDSE.
This could occur when no secondary extents are allowed on the PDSE, or if there is no room on the volume.
Note; don't use IEBCOPY to redefine or copy the PDSE, since *LOADMOD footprints will be lost.
See Technote TEC316937 for a technique using BSTCOPY.