Troubleshooting

This topic is the troubleshooting reference for integration of IBM® Developer for z/OS® and IBM Dependency Based Build (DBB).

Case 1

During the User Build, you receive the following error message:
fopen() failed; EDC5061I An error occurred when attempting to define a file to the system.; errno=61 
errno2=0xc00b0403 last_op=50 errorCode=0x210

Check whether the source file has already been opened on the host. Ensure the file is closed on the host and run the User Build again.

Case 2

If the User Build takes too long to complete, it might be a timeout waiting for the build response. The timeout needs to be updated to a larger value. The default timeout value is set to 60 seconds.

To change the default timeout value, add a new JVM startup parameter. You can specify it either in the eclipse.ini file of the product installation directory or under Properties of the startup icon or start menu.

You can also complete the following task to update the product startup parameter to override the default timeout value.
  1. Right click on the product startup icon. On the start menu, select Properties.
  2. At the end of the target line, update the parameter like this:-DDBB_Output_Wait_Timeout=120.

    The value specified is in seconds. In this case, 120 is 120 seconds. If the default timeout value is invalid, the value will be set as 1 by default.

Case 3

During the User Build, you receive the following error message in the DBB console:
Caught: com.ibm.dbb.build.BuildException: com.ibm.dbb.build.BuildException: An error occurred 
running bpxwdyn command 'alloc dd(TEMP0001) dsn(xxxxxxxxx.COPYBOOK) shr

This message indicates that the Team Build HLQ data set has not been allocated on the host. For more information, see IBM Dependency Based Build documentation.

Case 4

At the end of the User Build, you receive the following error message:
RSEG1106: File /.../filename.log not found on host hostname
To resolve this issue, add the project folder to the file.properties file, as in this example: 

# Script Mappings - used to associate build scripts to programs
scriptMapping = CobolCompile :: DBBz_Project/MortgageApplication/cobol/*.cbl
For more information about file properties, see File properties.