DFS994I *CHKPT yyddd/hhmmss*ctype
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Explanation
A checkpoint was written to the IMS system
log, as the result of one of the following:
- A restart command
- A /CHECKPOINT command
- A /DBRECOVERY command
- A /DBDUMP command
- Automatic initiation by the IMS system logger
- A completed XRF takeover by the alternate IMS system
Upon completion of restart, the restart type is provided.
During termination of IMS, the shutdown completion message
is issued. The values of yyddd/hhmmss, ctype,
and rtype are:
- yyddd/hhmmss is the time stamp that identifies the checkpoint.
- ctype is the checkpoint type. Possible values
are:
*SIMPLE*,*FREEZE*,*DUMPQ**,*SNAPQ**, and*PURGE**. - rtype is the restart type. Possible values
are:
COLDWARMEMERGENCYBUILDQ WARM*BUILDQ* EMERGENCY*COLDBASE* EMERGENCY*COLDBASE* *BUILDQ* EMERGENCY*COLDCOMM* EMERGENCY*COLDSYS* EMERGENCY
System action
Normal processing continues or IMS terminates, depending upon the checkpoint type.
For the IMS SHUTDOWN
(DBCTL) COMPLETED form of the message, the DBCTL terminates.
For the IMS SHUTDOWN (DCCTL) COMPLETED form of the
message, the DCCTL terminates.
For the STATISTICS CHECKPOINT
COMMAND COMPLETED form of the message, IMS performance
statistics records are written to the system log. This checkpoint
is not a restart checkpoint.
For the XRF
TAKEOVER COMPLETED form of the message, some of the recovery
functions might still be active. In this case, new transactions that
are not in conflict with recovery processing are allowed to run in
parallel with the recovery processing.
Programmer response
No action is required.