Explanation
A program incorrectly issued a macro to request
processing by Program Call/authorization (PC/AUTH) service routines.
Register
15 contains a hexadecimal reason code in the form xxyy,
where x identifies the macro that was issued,
and yy identifies the error. See the system programmer response for
an explanation of these reason codes.
System action
The system abends the program that issued the
macro. The system writes an ABEND dump.
System programmer response
Obtain the ABEND dump and find the
reason code associated with the abend.
In the system trace table,
look for the last *SVCE D entry. The PC entry preceding it gives the
address in the program of the failing macro.
If the macro was
issued by an installation-provided program, correct the program. If
the macro was issued by a system component, or if the problem persists,
search problem reporting data bases for a fix. If no fix exists, contact
the IBM® Support Center. Provide
the ABEND dump.
The reason codes in register 15 are:
- Code
- Explanation
- 01yy
- The program issued an LXRES macro.
- 0101
- A reserved field in the parameter list is not 0. Register 5 contains
the first word of the parameter list.
- 0102
- The format number field in the parameter list is not valid. Register
5 contains the first word of the parameter list.
- 0103
- The request count in the linkage index (LX) list is not valid.
Register 5 contains the first word of the parameter list.
- 0104
- A job step attempted to issue the LXRES macro, but a prior job
step owned space-switch entry tables. (Subsequent job steps are not
permitted to issue PC/AUTH macros.)
- 02yy
- The program issued an LXFRE macro.
- 0201
- A reserved field in the parameter list is not 0. Register 5 contains
the first word of the parameter list.
- 0202
- The format number field in the parameter list is not valid. Register
5 contains the first word of the parameter list.
- 0203
- The request count in the linkage index (LX) list is not valid.
Register 5 contains the first word of the parameter list.
- 0211
- A linkage index (LX) is incorrect. Register 5 contains the incorrect
LX.
- 0212
- A linkage index (LX) is not owned by the home address space. Register
5 contains the incorrect LX.
- 0213
- The program attempted to free a non-reusable system linkage index
(LX). Register 5 contains the linkage index.
- 0214
- A linkage index (LX) has one or more entry tables connected and
the LXFRE macro did not specify FORCE=YES.
- 0215
- A linkage index (LX) appeared more than once in the LX list.
- 0216
- The sequence number for a linkage index (LX) was incorrect. Register
5 contains the linkage index and register 6 contains the sequence
number.
- 03yy
- The program issued an ETCRE macro. Register 2 contains the index
of the entry in which the error was found.
- 0301
- A reserved field is not equal to 0 in the header of the entry
table description (ETD) specified in the ENTRIES parameter.
- 0302
- The format number field in the entry table description (ETD) is
incorrect.
- 0303
- The request count in the ETDNUM field is not valid.
- 0304
- The caller passed a non-zero value in register 1.
- 0311
- A reserved field is not equal to 0 in one of the description elements
in the entry table description (ETD). Register 2 contains the entry
index associated with the description element.
- 0312
- The program identified in one of the description elements could
not be found. Register 2 contains the entry index associated with
the description element.
If the error occurred during
NIP:
- Register 4 bits 32-63 contains the first 4 bytes and Register
5 bits 32-63 contains the last 4 bytes of the name of the program
that could not be found.
- There is a build problem. One possible error is that the z/OS® release of the nucleus does
not match the z/OS release
of SYS1.LPALIB because of a catalog error. Another possibility is
that the IPL required the CLPA option.
- 0313
- The entry indexes are not in ascending order. Register 2 contains
the entry index that was not in ascending order.
- 0314
- A job step attempted to issue an ETCRE macro, but a prior job
step owned space-switch entry tables. (Subsequent job steps are not
permitted to issue PC/AUTH macros.)
- 0315
- Reserved fields in the extended portion of the entry table description
(ETD) are non-zero.
- 0316
- Options that are valid only for a stacking Program Call (PC) were
specified for a basic PC.
- 0317
- An incorrect combination of ETDPKMC and ETDPKC was specified.
On the ETDEF macro, either:
- PKM=REPLACE was specified without EK.
- EK value was not one of the keys specified in the EKM list.
- 0318
- The extended authorization index (EAX) is not in the range of
valid authorization indexes (AXs).
- 0319
- The extended authorization index (EAX) specified was not reserved
by the home address space.
- 0320
- The associated recovery routine (ARR) identified
in one of the description elements could not be found. Register 2
contains the entry index associated with the description element.
If the error occurred during NIP:
- Register 4 bits 32-63 contains the first 4 bytes and Register
5 bits 32-63 contains the last 4 bytes of the name of the ARR that
could not be found.
- There is a build problem. One possible error is that the z/OS release of the nucleus does
not match the z/OS release
of SYS1.LPALIB because of a catalog error. Another possibility is
that the IPL required the CLPA option.
- 0321
- An entry table descriptor (ETD) requested that CANCEL/DETACH processing
be deferred while the associated recovery routine (ARR) is running.
PC/AUTH is not authorized to defer this processing because it might
not run in supervisor state or key 0.
- 0322
- An entry table descriptor (ETD) requested that CANCEL/DETACH processing
or asynchronous exits be deferred while the ARR is running, but no
ARR was specified.
- 0323
- The index specified in the entry table description (ETD) is greater
than the maximum index allowed.
- 04yy
- The program issued an ETDES macro.
- 0401
- A reserved input field in the parameter list is not 0.
- 0402
- The format number field in the parameter list is not valid.
- 0411
- The specified token is not valid.
- 0412
- The program specified a token for a system entry table but did
not specify PURGE=YES.
- 0413
- The specified token is for an entry table that the home address
space does not own.
- 0414
- The program specified a token for an entry table that is in use,
but the program did not specify PURGE=YES.
- 05yy
- The program issued an ETCON macro.
- 0501
- A reserved input field is not 0.
- 0502
- The format number field is not valid.
- 0503
- The token list count or the linkage index (LX) list count is not
valid.
- 0511
- The token list count and the linkage index (LX) list count are
not equal.
- 0512
- A specified linkage index (LX) is already in use. Register 2 contains
the incorrect LX.
- 0513
- A specified linkage index (LX) is not reserved. Register 2 contains
the incorrect LX.
- 0514
- A specified token is incorrect.
- 0515
- A specified token is for an entry table that is already connected
to the home address space's linkage table. Register 2 contains the
incorrect token.
- 0516
- A specified token is for an entry table that is not authorized
for connection. Register 2 contains the incorrect token.
- 0517
- An entry table and the corresponding linkage index are not owned
by the same address space. Register 2 contains the LX.
- 0519
- A token appeared more than once in the token list. Register 2
contains the token.
- 051A
- A linkage index (LX) appeared more than once in the LX list.
- 051B
- The sequence number for a linkage index (LX) was incorrect. Register
5 contains the linkage index and register 6 contains the sequence
number.
- 06yy
- The program issued an ETDIS macro.
- 0603
- The token count is not valid. Register 2 contains the incorrect
count.
- 0604
- The caller passed a non-zero value in register 1. Register 2 contains
the value.
- 0611
- A specified token is incorrect. Register 2 contains the token.
- 0612
- The specified token is for a system entry table. Register 2 contains
the token.
- 0613
- A specified token is for an entry table that is not connected.
Register 2 contains the token.
- 0614
- A token appears more than once in the token list. Register 2 contains
the token.
- 0615
- The LXFRE macro passed an incorrect address space identifier (ASID)
to the ETDIS macro. Register 2 contains the incorrect ASID.
- 07yy
- The program issued an AXRES macro.
- 0703
- The request count is not valid. Register 4 contains the request
count.
- 0704
- The caller passed a non-zero value in register 1.
- 0705
- A job step attempted to issue an AXRES macro, but a prior job
step owned space-switch entry tables. (Subsequent job steps are not
permitted to issue PC/AUTH macros.)
- 08yy
- A program issued an AXFRE macro.
- 0803
- The request count is not valid. Register 4 contains the request
count.
- 0804
- The caller passed a non-zero value in register 1.
- 0813
- An authorization index (AX) is not reserved by the home address
space. Register 4 contains the AX.
- 0814
- An authorization index (AX) is still in use. Register 4 contains
the address of the address space control block (ASCB) using the AX.
Register 5 contains the AX.
- 0817
- An authorization index (AX) appeared more than once in the authorization
index list. Register 4 contains the duplicate AX.
- 0818
- An authorization index (AX) may still be in use as an extended
authorization index (EAX).
- 0823
- An authorization index (AX) equal to 0 or 1 appears in the authorization
index list. An AX of 0 or 1 cannot be freed. Register 4 contains the
AX.
- 09yy
- A program issued an AXEXT macro.
- 0901
- A reserved input field is not 0.
- 0904
- The caller passed a non-zero value in register 1.
- 0918
- The address space identifier (ASID) passed as input is not for
an active address space. Register 4 contains the ASID.
- 0Ayy
- The program issued an AXSET macro.
- 0A01
- A reserved input field is not 0.
- 0A04
- The caller passed a non-zero value in register 1.
- 0A19
- The authorization index (AX) is not within the authorization index
allocation table (AXAT). Register 4 contains the authorization index.
- 0A20
- The authorization index (AX) is not reserved. Register 4 contains
the authorization index.
- 0A21
- The home address space has one or more connected SASN=OLD space
switch entry tables that could cause an address space switch.
- 0A23
- The authorization index (AX) for the master address space must
be 1. Register 4 contains the requested AX value, which is not valid
because it is not 1.
- 0Byy
- The program issued an ATSET macro.
- 0B01
- A reserved input field is not 0.
- 0B04
- The caller passed a non-zero value in register 1.
- 0B19
- The authorization index (AX) specified is not within the authorization
index allocation table (AXAT). The second halfword of register 4 contains
the AX value. The content of the first halfword of register 4 is undefined
and unpredictable.
- 0B20
- The authorization index (AX) specified is not reserved. Register
4 contains the AX.
- 0B22
- The specified authorization index (AX) is for a predefined authorization
table entry. Register 4 contains the AX.
- 11yy
- The program issued a PCLINK macro with the STACK parameter.
- 1112
- The program held one or more locks that caused an internal error
in PCLINK processing. If SAVE=NO was specified, register 5 contains
the caller's return code. If SAVE=YES was specified, register 8 contains
the caller's return code.
- 12yy
- The program issued a PCLINK macro with the UNSTACK parameter.
- 1211
- The macro included the UNSTACK,THRU or the UNSTACK,TO parameter,
but the current PCLINK stack element chain was empty.
- 1212
- The specified token was for a PCLINK stack element (STKE) that
is not on the PCLINK stack element chain. Register 2 contains the
token.
- 13yy
- The program issued a PCLINK macro with the EXTRACT parameter.
- 1313
- The specified token was for a PCLINK stack element (STKE) that
is not the most recently stacked STKE.
Register 2 contains the
token of the current element.
This problem can be caused by
an application program or the system.
- 1314
- The specified token is not valid. Register 2 contains the incorrect
token.
- 1416
- The program incorrectly modified either the system function table
(SFT) or extended system vector table (SVTX). The sum of the highest
extended linkage index (LX) value (an LX value above 2047) in the
SFT and the value in the SVTXNSBLX field of the SVTX is greater than
decimal 16383, which it should not be. Register 2 contains the highest
extended LX value in the SFT. Register 3 contains the value in the
SVTXNSBLX field.
Source
Program Call/authorization (PC/AUTH)
z/OS MVS System Codes
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