A user is suddenly thrown out off TPX and cannot log back.
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Description:
The TPXlog will show TPXL0085 with 'SENSE CODE=FFFFFFFF MEANING=SENSE CODE UNKNOWN OR TERMINAL OVERRUN'
when the user involved tries to signon to TPX.
Solution:
One possible reason for this behavior can be the amount of queued messages.
When more than 100 messages get queued from a SEND as:
F TPX,SEND 'xxx',U=userid,SAV
the user is constantly thrown out of TPX on every action nor can he log back to TPX until the messages get deleted.
The TPXlog will show:
TPXL0085 with 'SENSE CODE=FFFFFFFF MEANING=SENSE CODE UNKNOWN OR TERMINAL OVERRUN'
Because TPXMAIL stores the messages below-the-line a limit of 100 messages was implemented to prevent TPX from crashing with a U0032 storage abend.
There is an option available to disable this limit. This can be set by ReservedOption 59.
You will find the reserved options by selecting
- SMRT 13 Optional Parameters
- Enter OPTIONS into the command line and press ENTER
- Now the reserved options are displayed
- Set RsvOpt 59 = Y
- Save the SMRT by pressing PF3 twice
- RELOAD the SMRT from TPXOPER
NOTE: Setting this option can cause TPX to crash with an U0032 abend if several hundreds of messages are queued for a user.
Therefore you might start a seperate TPX with RsvOpt 59 = Y in the SMRT and having the MAIL file shared so that the user can signon here and cleanup his mailbox.
Another possibility would be to delete the mail messages for a user who is not able to log back with TPXBATCH.
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