| Explanation |
An informational message issued during initialization of a server that indicates the build level the started JVM. |
| Action | None. |
| Explanation |
An informational message issued the first time the EJB Role Service is accessed if the service is found to be inactive. |
| Action | Activate EJB Role Service, if required. |
| Explanation |
A WebSphere Application Server for z/OS server encountered an exception while trying to read the "com.ibm.websphere.preconfiguredCustomServices" Java property. The exception will be in the SYSPRINT along with a traceback in the SYSOUT. |
| Action |
This error happens if the xml filenames are not correctly specified in the "com.ibm.websphere.preconfiguredCustomServices" Java property. Check to see that the names are correctly specified with the correct delimiter between them. |
| Explanation |
A WebSphere Application Server for z/OS server encountered an internal error within the Custom Service process. The exception will be in the SYSPRINT along with a traceback in the SYSOUT. |
| Action | If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: https://ibm.biz/BdztgV WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: https://ibm.biz/Bdqd4J . |
| Explanation |
No Custom Services were found in the specified Custom Service xml file. |
| Action | Check the specified xml file. |
| Explanation |
No Custom Service class was given in the xml file that defined the Custom Service. |
| Action | Check the Custom Services xml file for class definition. |
| Explanation |
A WebSphere Application Server for z/OS server encountered an exception while running the "initialize" method on the specified Custom Service. The exception will be in the SYSPRINT along with a traceback in the SYSOUT. |
| Action | Check the implementation of the specified Custom Service. |
| Explanation |
A WebSphere Application Server for z/OS server encountered an exception while creating an instance of the specified Custom Service to be installed. The exception will be in the SYSPRINT along with a traceback in the SYSOUT. |
| Action | Check the implementation of the specified Custom Service class. |
| Explanation |
The Custom Service is not enabled. The specified Custom Service will not be installed because it is not enabled. |
| Action | none |
| Explanation |
A WebSphere Application Server for z/OS server encountered an exception while reading the specified xml file. The exception will be in the SYSPRINT along with a traceback in the SYSOUT. |
| Action |
Check that the xml file path is correctly qualified, that the xml file exists, and that the xml file is well-formatted. |
| Explanation |
A WebSphere Application Server for z/OS server encountered an exception while attempting to run the implementation of Shutdown on the specified Custom Service. The exception will be in the SYSPRINT along with a traceback in the SYSOUT. |
| Action |
Check the traceback to determine whether the error occurred in the implementation of the specified Custom Service, or elsewhere. |
| Explanation |
An informational message to indicate that Global Security Custom Property "security_EnableRunAsIdentity" to enableSyncOSThread is set to false. |
| Action |
None, if this is the desired mode. If this is NOT the desired setting, set the Global Security Custom Property "security_EnableRunAsIdentity" to true and rerun the application. |
| Explanation |
This message contains the trace specification for Java tracing. The message is issued in response to the DISPLAY,TRACE,JAVA modify command. |
| Action | None |
| Explanation |
This message provides the job identifier (jsabjbid) and jobname (jsabjbnm), the address space id (ASID), and the USS process id in hexadecimal. |
| Action | None |
| Explanation |
The trace specification string is not valid. The fill in message provides more details. |
| Action | Correct the syntax, and set the trace specification again. |
| Explanation | C2N: The XML transformer is writing a file to the specified directory. |
| Action | No action is required. |
| Explanation |
C2N: The XML transformer is not regenerating the symbolic link, the current symoblic link is correct. |
| Action | No action is required. |
| Explanation | C2N: The XML transformer is generating a symbolic link as indicated. |
| Action | No action is required. |
| Explanation | C2N: The XML transformer has completed. |
| Action | No action is required. |
| Explanation | C2N: The XML transformer did not complete the symbolic link properly. |
| Action | Make sure the correct symbolic link was created. |
| Explanation |
C2N: The XML transformer looked for the specified file, but the transformer did not find the file. |
| Action | No action is required. The file might not be necessary for the transformation. |
| Explanation | C2N: The XML transformer is transforming the specified file. |
| Action | No action is required. |
| Explanation | C2N: An exception occurred during the transformation of an XML file. |
| Action |
The message should contain the name of the file that was being transformed and the line number where the failure occurred. Check the XML file for the characters that are not valid. |
| Explanation | This message is for informational purposes only. |
| Action | No action is required. |
| Explanation | This message is for informational purposes only. |
| Action | No action is required. |
| Explanation | This message is for informational purposes only. |
| Action | No action is required. |
| Explanation | This message is for informational purposes only. |
| Action | No action is required. |
| Explanation | This message is for informational purposes only. |
| Action | No action is required. |
| Explanation |
This message shows how to pass parameters to the wsc2n.sh file. This script file generates the was.env file, the control.jvm.options file, the servant.jvm.options file, and the adjunct.jvm.options file for each server and the was.env file for the location service daemon. |
| Action | Specify the parameters that you want to pass to the wsc2n.sh file. |
| Explanation |
C2N: The transformation of the XML file completed. However, the transformer had trouble transforming some of the data and issued a return code of 8. This return code indicates that transformation errors occurred. |
| Action |
Check the was.env, control.jvm.options, servant.jvm.options, and adjunct.jvm.options files for errors. |
| Explanation | C2N: The XML transformer is deleting the indicated symbolic link. |
| Action | No action is required. |
| Explanation |
C2N: The XML transformer is deleting the indicated dead symbolic link. This symbolic link does not point anywhere. |
| Action | No action is required. |
| Explanation |
This message is used to display JVM system properties at JVM startup. |
| Action | None |
| Explanation | An exception was found while reading the specified xml file. |
| Action | Verify the existance of the xml file and that it is a valid xml document. |
| Explanation | No endpoint was provided in the specified xml file. |
| Action |
If endpoint based classification is required, provide endpoint configuration information according to the Inbound Classification syntax. |
| Explanation |
A WebSphere Application Server for z/OS server encountered an error during server startup. |
| Action | Exception details accompany error message. |
| Explanation |
SyncToOSThread synchronizes the Java EE role identity to the OS thread. The OS thread identity is equal to the Java EE role identity for the duration of the EJB method invocation. This message indicates that while an application has been configured to use SyncToOSThread functionality, the server where the application is installed is not configured to support SyncToOSThread. |
| Action |
If SyncToOSThread support is required, refer to the WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Information Center for instructions on how to enable SyncToOSThread. |
| Explanation |
An exception was found while starting or stopping the connection browser for the specified Message Driven Bean. If the connection browser was being started, message delivery to the specified MDB will not work properly. |
| Action | If the problem persists, additional information might be available if you search for the message ID on the following Web sites: WebSphere Application Server Support page: https://ibm.biz/BdztgV WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Support page: https://ibm.biz/Bdqd4J . |
| Explanation |
SyncToOSThread synchronizes the Java EE role identity to the OS thread. The OS thread identity is equal to the Java EE role identity for the duration of the request. This message indicates that while an application has been configured to use SyncToOSThread functionality, the server where the application is installed is not configured to support SyncToOSThread. |
| Action |
If SyncToOSThread support is required, refer to the WebSphere Application Server for z/OS Information Center for instructions on how to enable SyncToOSThread. |
| Explanation |
Processing the XML file pointed to by configuration variable "wlm_classification_file" resulted in a failure. The contents of the file are not used. The specific exception, with details, is provided in the fill-in. |
| Action |
Correct the problem in the XML file and restart the server |
| Explanation |
The property value is not valid. This could result in unexpected behavior. |
| Action | Assign a valid value to the property. |
| Explanation | This message is used to display MDB statistics. |
| Action | None |
| Explanation | This message is used to display MDB statistics headers. |
| Action | None |
| Explanation | This message is used to display MDB statistics. |
| Action | None |
| Explanation | This message is used to display MDB statistics. |
| Action | None |
| Explanation | There are no Listener Ports for which to display MDB statistics. |
| Action | None |
| Explanation | WebSphere MQ Java classes cannot be found. |
| Action |
Verify that the identity associated with the controller region process has the authority to read and execute in the path specified by the environment variable MQ_INSTALL_ROOT. |
| Explanation |
There was a problem registering the indicated MDB in the Controller Region for scalable messaging processing. Messages will not be delivered to the indicated MDB. The exception message is included. |
| Action |
Resolve the problem included in the message. |
| Explanation | The current Java Runtime Environment version/level is not supported. |
| Action | Update the Java Runtime Environment to the supported version/level and restart the server. |
| Explanation |
Displays the WebSphere Application Server for z/OS installed HFS Service Level and Service Date, as read from the HFS installation root. |
| Action | None |
| Explanation |
This message is intended as a generic serious error message for MDB error conditions that do not require their own distinct error messages. |
| Action | If the problem persists, contact the IBM support center. |
| Explanation |
A JMSException was thrown on the JMS Connection backing the controller portion of an MDB listener. An exception stack trace is displayed. MDB listener recovery will be attempted (or not) according to Message Listener Service settings. |
| Action |
If the underlying cause of the exception requires the intervention of a WebSphere MQ Administrator to resolve, then perform the approriate administrative actions. If the problem persists, contact the IBM support center. |
| Explanation |
Listener Port has been stopped. Previous log entries should indicate what reason the Listener Port was stopped for (e.g. because the maximum retries limit was reached for a given message or because the maximum number of recovery attempts was reached for a controller or servant portion of an MDB listener). |
| Action |
Attempt to resolve the root cause of the Listener Port stop, and then restart the Listener Port. |
| Explanation | The controller portion of the given MDB listener has started successfully. |
| Action | None |
| Explanation | The controller portion of the given MDB listener has been stopped. |
| Action |
If the stop has occurred unexpectedly, examine the controller logs for preceeding error messages. |
| Explanation |
The controller portion of the given MDB listener has stopped due to error, but since the user has defined the Message Listener Service custom properties: MAX.RECOVERY.RETRIES and RECOVERY.RETRY.INTERVAL, the controller will attempt to restart it. |
| Action | None |
| Explanation |
The controller portion of the given MDB listener has reached its retry limit for restarting, resulting in the stopping of the associated Listener Port and all MDB listeners mapped to it. |
| Action |
Examine the controller logs to understand the root cause of the failure to restart the controller portion of the MDB listener. If the underlying cause of the failure requires the intervention of a WebSphere MQ Administrator to resolve, then perform the approriate administrative actions. When the root cause is resolved, then restart the Listener Port. |
| Explanation | Running Java Runtime Environment with JIT disabled may cause reduced performance. |
| Action | Update Java Runtime Environment to run with JIT enabled and restart the server. |
| Explanation |
Duplicate BASE registrar data was detected while reading the *.registrar files from the configuration. The duplicate data is discarded. The WebSphere Application Server for z/OS will register using the applied registration data indicated in the message. |
| Action |
There should be only one registrar entry with an id element of BASE in the *.registrar files in the configuration. Check your configuration data. |
| Explanation | Response to the MODIFY DISPLAY,THREADS command. |
| Action | None |
| Explanation | Shows the servant dispatch time for the request previously displayed under message BBOJ0106I |
| Action | None |
| Explanation | Shows details for the request previously displayed under message BBOJ0106I. JVM THD HUNG indicates that the thread is waiting on either Java socket based network I/O, or an Object.wait condition. The ITI status is given as "inactive" if no attempts have been made to interrupt the thread, "active" if the ITI is currently trying to interrupt the thread, or "ended" if the maximum number of attempts to interrupt the thread have been exceeded. |
| Action | None |
| Explanation | Shows the request URI (if available) for the request previously displayed under message BBOJ0106I. |
| Action | None |
| Explanation | Shows details for an ODI registered to the request previously displayed under message BBOJ0106I. There may be multiple ODIs registered for each request, so there may be more than one BBOJ0110I message per request. The details shown here are provided by the ODI implementor. |
| Action | None |
| Explanation | Displays the column labels for the data displayed under message BBOJ0112I when a summary command is issued via the MODIFY DISPLAY,THREADS command. REQUEST is the request ID, ASID is the address space identifier which the request is running in, JW indicates the thread is hung in a Java socket call or is waiting on a lock, TO indicates the request is being cleaned up by the interruptible thread infrastructure, RE indicates the retry count of the interruptible thread infrastructure has been exceeded for this request, and dispatch time shows the time and date that the request was received into the controller region. |
| Action | None |
| Explanation | Displays the details for a request when a MODIFY DISPLAY,THREADS command is issued. The column labels can be found in message BBOJ0111I. |
| Action | None |
| Explanation | Indicates that the Interruptible Thread Infrastructure has been activated for the indicated request. This occurs when one of the request level timeouts has been exceeded. The presence of this message indicates that an attempt will be made to advance work, but does not guarantee that the work will advance. For more information about the request, a modify command may be issued against the server and the request ID (ex. MODIFY server,DISPLAY,THREADS,REQUEST=x). |
| Action | None |
| Explanation | Indicates that the Interruptible Thread Infrastructure has been activated for the indicated request. This occurs when the request has exceeded its allotted CPU Time. The presence of this message indicates that an attempt will be made to interrupt the request. |
| Action | None |
| Explanation | Indicates that part of the display threads command was not understood. |
| Action | Verify that the syntax used on the display threads command was valid, and re-issue the command. To get a list of supported commands, replace the failing keyword with HELP, and obtain the list of supported commands from message BBOJ0016I. |
| Explanation | Response to keyword HELP in a DISPLAY,THREADS command. A list of valid keywords is displayed. |
| Action | Re-issue the display command using one of the indicated keywords. |
| Explanation |
Displays the Java stack traceback for the given Java thread. This message is issued to the error log. |
| Action | None. |
| Explanation | Displays the details for a request as a result of a MODIFY DPM command. |
| Action | None |
| Explanation | Shows the time the request was received into the controller for the request previously displayed under message BBOJ0106I |
| Action | None |
| Explanation | Shows the time the request was queued to WLM for the request previously displayed under message BBOJ0106I |
| Action | None |
| Explanation | Indicates that the Interruptible Thread Infrastructure has been activated for the indicated request. This occurs when the request has exceeded its allotted CPU Time. The presence of this message indicates that an attempt was made to interrupt the request and the request finished prior to gathering documentation. |
| Action | None |
| Explanation | Indicates that the Interruptible Thread Infrastructure is about to invoke the interrupt method on the indicated ODI for the indicated request. This occurs when one of the request level timeouts has been exceeded. The presence of this message indicates that an attempt will be made to advance work, but does not guarantee that the work will advance. For more information about the request, a modify command may be issued against the server and the request ID (ex. MODIFY server,DISPLAY,THREADS,REQUEST=x). This message can be suppressed by setting application server custom property com.ibm.ws390.interrupt.disableBBOJ0122I=true. |
| Action | None |
| Explanation | Indicates that the Interruptible Thread Infrastructure has been activated for the indicated request. This occurs when one of the request level timeouts has been exceeded. The presence of this message indicates that an attempt will be made to advance work, but does not guarantee that the work will advance. |
| Action | None |
| Explanation | Indicates that the Interruptible Thread Infrastructure has been activated for the indicated request. This occurs when one of the request level timeouts has been exceeded. The presence of this message indicates that the work did not advance. |
| Action | None |
| Explanation | Indicates that the Interruptible Thread Infrastructure has been activated for the indicated request. This occurs when the request has exceeded its allotted CPU Time. The presence of this message indicates that an attempt will be made to quiesce the request. |
| Action | None |
| Explanation | This message is for informational purposes only. |
| Action | No action is required. |
| Explanation | A resource used by WebSphere applications is disconnected. This message may be used by automation to reroute work away from the server. The property "failureNotificationActionCode" configures the action taken when a resource is disconnected. |
| Action | No action is required. |
| Explanation | Taking restorative action for a resource used by WebSphere applications. This message may be used by automation to reroute work back to the server. The property "failureNotificationActionCode" configures the action taken when a resource is reconnected. Reason code 1 means that Connection Management in a servant region detected that the resource is reconnected. Reason code 2 means that all servant regions that detected the resource being disconnected have been terminated. |
| Action | No action is required. |
| Explanation |
The Listener Port failed to restart during the processing of a workload classification document reclassify command. The exception message is included. |
| Action |
Identify and correct the cause of the failure then restart the Listener Port. |
| Explanation | Connection Management has detected that the configured primary resource is unavailable. New requests will be routed to the configured alternate resource. |
| Action | Contact your database or system administrator to determine the state of the resource in question. |
| Explanation | Connection Management has detected that both the configured primary and alternate resources have become unavailable. Requests cannot be rerouted. |
| Action | Contact your database or system administrator to determine the state of the resources in question. |
| Explanation | The configured primary or alternate resource with the specified JNDI name is now available to process new requests. |
| Action | No action is required. |
| Explanation | A registrar file associated with the WebSphere Application Server for z/OS installation was unable to be parsed. The server could be running with invalid or missing registration information. |
| Action | Ensure that the registrar file in question is encoded in ASCII and is properly formatted. Check the server"s FFDC log files for more information on any causing exceptions. |
| Explanation | Any fixes that are installed are listed along with a list of APARs included in those installed fixes. No installed fixes are indicated as "none". An ‘unavailable’ indication is presented when an error occurs in retrieving the iFix list. A ‘contents unknown’ indication is presented when the APARs within an installed iFix cannot be determined. |
| Action | No action is required. |