Subject: RE: CICS error
From: Dan Gofton (dgofton@saginawcounty.com)
Date: Fri Apr 04 2008 - 10:36:02 EST
And I buy this explanation for the majority of these messages, but I know I have had a least one time where there were many transactions having this problem. The solution was to bounce CICS. Possibly some of the changes we've made over the last few months have exasperated the issue: going from a page data set to NOPDS, only cycling (normal) CICS once a week instead of every night, etc. Thanks for your help. Dan Gofton Systems Programmer County of Saginaw, MI 989 790 5525 > -----Original Message----- > From: owner-vse-l@Lehigh.EDU [mailto:owner-vse-l@Lehigh.EDU] > On Behalf Of Kevin Corkery > Sent: Friday, April 04, 2008 11:13 AM > To: VSE Discussion List > Subject: RE: CICS error > > Your solution is the answer. A program has had it's physical > position in the library moved since the CICS startup. Any > program that's moved into (or out of for that matter) of a > library in the CICS search chain needs to have > a NEW COPY (or PHASEIN) command issued against it. > > -----Original Message----- > From: owner-vse-l@Lehigh.EDU [mailto:owner-vse-l@Lehigh.EDU] > On Behalf Of Dan Gofton > Sent: Friday, April 04, 2008 11:03 AM > To: VSE Discussion List > Subject: CICS error > > Periodically we have been getting the following errors in our > Production > CICS: > > C1 0088 DFHLD0203 SAGPROD LOADER SVC LOAD REQUEST FAILED DUE > TO I/O ERRORS > > PROCESSING THE LIBDEF SEARCH CHAIN. 04/04/08 > 10.56.59 > C1 0088 DFHLD0002 SAGPROD A SEVERE ERROR (CODE X'1925') HAS > OCCURRED IN MODULE > DFHLDLD1. 04/04/08 > 10.56.59 > C1 0088 DFHME0116 SAGPROD 04/04/08 > 10.56.59 > (MODULE:DFHMEME) CICS SYMPTOM STRING FOR MESSAGE DFHLD0002 IS > 10.56.59 > PIDS/564805400 LVLS/411 MS/DFHLD0002 RIDS/DFHLDLD1 PTFS/VSE411 > 10.56.59 > PRCS/00001925. 04/04/08 > 10.56.59 > C1 0088 DFHDU0201 SAGPROD ABOUT TO TAKE SDUMP. DUMPCODE: > LD0002 , DUMPID: > > 1/0018 04/04/08 > 10.56.59 > C1 0088 0S24I AN SDUMP OR SDUMPX MACRO WAS ISSUED 04/04/08 > 10.56.59 > C1 0088 0S29I DUMP STARTED 04/04/08 > 10.56.59 > C1 0088 0S30I DUMP STARTED. MEMBER=DC100117.DUMP IN SUBLIB=SYSDUMP.DYN > 10.56.59 > C1 0088 1I51I DUMP COMPLETE 04/04/08 > 10.57.17 > C1 0088 DFHDU0202 SAGPROD SDUMPX COMPLETE. SDUMPX RETURN CODE X'00' > 10.57.17 > > Sometimes we can narrow it down to an offending program, > issue a NEWCOPY and the problem goes away. Other times it > becomes necessary to recycle the CICS partition to alleviate > the problem. Before I contact IBM, would anyone have any > idea what may cause this problem? > > Dan Gofton > Systems Programmer > County of Saginaw, MI > 989 790 5525 > > > >
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