After upgrading to a new release getting error DC00205E COMPONENT DCCTXPR IS NOT ACTUALLY DCCTXPR
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After upgrading to a new release getting error DC00205E COMPONENT DCCTXPR IS NOT ACTUALLY DCCTXPR

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Article ID: 7030

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Products

Datacom DATACOM - AD Ideal

Issue/Introduction

After upgrading to a new release of Datacom CICS Services, I am getting the following messages during CICS start up : 

IDAEPLTP01F - IDEAL PLT TASK TO BUILD IN-CORE MODULE TABLE FAILED 

IDAEPLTP14F - DATADICTIONARY FILE TABLE IS NOT OPEN. 

 

Trying to open it with DBOC OPEN=02 gets the following errors:

DC00205E COMPONENT DCCTXPR IS NOT ACTUALLY DCCTXPR 

DC00270W CICS INTERFACE UNUSABLE 

DC00380I TRANSACTION COMPLETED. 

Environment

Release: DATABB00200-14-Datacom/AD
Component:

Resolution

The IDEAL errors will be resolved once Datacom CICS Services is working.

The DC00205E error indicates the  DCCTXPR exit is from an older release. As from release 14.0 the  DCCTXPR exit was changed to add a #MID coremark.

You need to modify your exit according to the sample source code provided in CAB1MAC(DCCTXPR) and then recompile and link the exit.

You can check if it has a #MID coremark by issuing the CICS command:

DBUT M=DCCTXPR+60

It should show something like:

DBUT M=DCCTXPR+60 ADDRESS=332....

ADDRESS OFFSET ------- DATA IN HEX FORMAT ------- -CHARACTER FORMAT-
32F3E60 +0060 00000000 00000000 CA7BD4C9 C4CA0100 *.........#MID...*
332F3E70 +0070 00480068 00000068 C4C3C3E3 E7D7D940 *........DCCTXPR *
332F3E80 +0080 40C3C2F1 C5F0F0F0 4040A1D9 D4C9C44D * CB1E000 .RMID(*
332F3E90 +0090 D9C5E2C5 D9E5C55D A140F2F0 F1F0F0F3 *RESERVE). 201003*
332F3EA0 +00A0 F0F540F1 F04BF5F4 40000000 00000000 *05 10.54 .......*
332F3EB0 +00B0 C3C140C4 81A38183 9694AF40 C3C9C3E2 *CA Datacom. CICS*
332F3EC0 +00C0 40E28599 A5898385 40D9F1F4 4BF04040 * Service R14.0 *

 

If you are using  CA SYSVIEW, you need a new DCCTXPR exit from Sysview 13.0 PTF RO62453.

 

Additional Information

See Docops section CA Datacom/DB Access Exit (DCCTXPR)