DFS3613I xxx TCB INITIALIZATION COMPLETE.
Explanation
The component identified by xxx has completed its initial processing.
In the message text, xxx indicates:
- ALC
- LU 6.2 task control block (TCB): allocate the LUM TCB
- ALM
- LU 6.2 TCB: Asynchronous LUM TCB
- CTL
- Control region TCB (primarily data communication)
- CTX
- Control region auxiliary TCB
- DC
- Data communications TCB
- DGS
- Diagnostic Services TCB
- DLG
- DASD log TCB (writing and reading of the log)
- DLI
- DLI serialization TCB
- DRC
- Database recovery, DBRC, TCB
- DYC
- Dynamic allocation TCB
- DYC RECALL
- Dynamic allocation recall subtask
- ESS
- External subsystem TCB (appears only if SSM is specified on the EXEC statement)
- FP
- Fast Path TCB (appears only if Fast Path is installed)
- FP2
- Fast Path TCB 2 (appears only if Fast Path is installed)
- LSO
- Local storage option TCB
- LUM
- LU 6.2 TCB: logical unit manager master TCB
- MOD
- IMS control, MODIFY TCB
- RCF
- RACF® sign on and sign-off TCB
- ODM
- ODBA Syncpoint task manager TCB
- ODS
- ODBA Syncpoint request processing TCB
- OID
- An OTMA server task control block TCB
- RDS
- Restart data set TCB (writing/reading of the restart data set)
- RLM
- LU 6.2 TCB: receive LUM TCB
- RRS
- Resource Recovery Service TCB
- RST
- Restart TCB, an IMS restart and checkpoint processing
- STC
- Storage compression TCB
- STM
- Storage management TCB (job step TCB)
- SQ1
- Shared queues TCB 1
- SQ2
- Shared queues TCB 2
- TCO
- Time-controlled operations TCB
- TMC
- Transaction Manager TCB
- TRA
- External trace TCB
- XCF
- Cross-system coupling facility TCB
Multiple instances of the TCBs (RRS, DYx, and RCF, for example) can be created during the life of an IMS session as the workload requires. The initialization of each new TCB produces this message.
System action
After sending this message, the identified component will process any queued work requests.
System programmer response
If IMS fails during or immediately after the initialization process, the absence of this message helps in identifying the component in which the failure occurred.