X'200C' PURGE DEST CTL BLK ADDR ZERO

Explanation
 The message is being purged (enqueued to a temporary
destination), and the temporary destination control block address
in the TPPCB is zero.

Programmer response
 The destination name control block address is in the TPPCB at TPCBCNT and it is referred to as
the QTPDST address. This field should have been set to the address of the destination name control
block (the address of either the CNT, LNB, or SMB) during processing. If a queue manager buffer
(QMBA) is allocated, the message that is being processed should be in this buffer. Otherwise, the
message might have to be located on the SCRAPLOG data set where it is discarded by the Load
function. The timestamp (date and time) of the message that is being processed is stored in the PST
at PSTPRE1, and timestamp can be used to locate the message on the SCRAPLOG data set, or the
timestamp can be used to locate the original message input to IQCSELCT. This is an internal IMS or QCF error.