Channel Subsystem Exception

This report is organized according to the possible source of channel checks: It shows the number of times each of these error types exceeded the LIMIT values for specific channels or controllers.
Figure 1 shows an example of the channel subsystem exception report.
Figure 1. Channel Subsystem Exception Report
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SUBSYSTEM EXCEPTION                       REPORT DATE 065 97
    CHANNEL                               PERIOD FROM 041 97
                                                 TO   059 97
      2 
MODEL 3033   SERIAL 021595   CPU 01


     3                                4                    5              6                            .
SERVICE LEVEL INDICATOR          EXCEPTION COUNT      TOTAL COUNT    DATE/TIME OF LAST ERROR
                               60 MINUTE REFERENCE


  CHANNEL ERROR

      CHANNEL 6XX                         3                   4      043/97   18:47:38:67
      CHANNEL 1XX                         1                   1      048/97   21:22:23:43
      CHANNEL 2XX                         1                   1      052/97   11:34:43:65
      CHANNEL 8XX                         1                   1      059/97   11:43:32:87



  DIRECTOR ERROR

      DIRECTOR #1                         1                   1      041/97   19:32:54:89
      DIRECTOR #2                         1                   1      045/97   13:25:46:57
      DIRECTOR #3                         1                   1      057/97   11:24:36:57



  CONTROL UNIT ERROR

      CONTROL UNIT 34X                    1                   1      042/97   13:25:44:57
      CONTROL UNIT 456                    1                   1      056/97   13:32:22:37



LIMITS APPLIED   CHAN=01,DRCT=01,CTRL=01   7 
    0 UNITS EXCLUDED DUE TO LIMITS

    2 CCH RECORDS UNDEFINED TO CCH ALGORITHMS
    2 CCH RECORDS IGNORED BECAUSE OF MCH DUPLICATION   8 
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This space is used for self-explanatory system control program and device-dependent messages specific to this subsystem exception report. For example:
** WARNING ** REPORT SPANS MORE THAN 3 DAYS
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This report is provided for the following CPUs only:
  • 0158
  • 0168
  • 3031
  • 3032
  • 3033
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The sources of the channel checks are shown in the following table:
  • CHANNEL ERROR (31XX/303X)
  • CHANNEL STORAGE ERROR (31XX) or DIRECTOR ERROR (303X)
  • CONTROL UNIT ERROR
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The number of unique 60-minute intervals that had at least the LIMIT value number of this kind of channel check.
 5 
The count of input records containing this particular error.
 6 
Date and time of the last CCH record that includes this error. If the date and time are the same for several service level indicators, it means that a single record includes all the indicators.
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The LIMIT values applied to this report. If the LIMIT value is zero, the EXCEPTION COUNT field is also zero.
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Execution-time notes. These may be:
NOTE DESCRIPTION
nn UNITS EXCLUDED DUE TO LIMITS If LIMIT values are present
nn INPUT RECORDS UNDEFINED Not identifiable to EREP as valid CCH records
nn CCH RECORDS IGNORED DUE TO MCH DUPLICATION The number of 0158 or 0168 channel storage errors, or 303X channel errors, ignored because they might be double-reporting a processor storage error
nn CCH RECORDS FOUND GENERATED FOR SOFTWARE RECOVERY The number of sympathetic channel errors found; for 303X only