DFS1852WTHE CATALOG PSB DFSCP000 IS UNSCHEDULABLE
ERROR CODE=xx
Explanation
IMS failed to
build the application control blocks for the catalog PSB DFSCP000,
so the PSB can no longer be scheduled.
Error code
Explanation
1
BLDL macro call for PSB DFSCP000 failed or the DFSCP000 member
does not exist in the active ACB library.
2
The DFSCP000 member exists in the active ACB library, but the
active member is not a PSB.
3
The active version of the PSB DFSCP000 member is not compatible
with this version of IMS.
4
The intent list of PSB DFSCP000 could not be read from the ACB
library during IMS initialization.
5
The catalog control blocks cannot be built because the program
or database directory blocks could not be created during IMS initialization.
8
The catalog application control blocks cannot be built because
storage could not be obtained.
9
The intent list of PSB DFSCP000 could not be read from the ACB
library after an online change was committed.
10
The catalog application control blocks cannot be built because
storage could not be obtained during the commit phase of an online
change.
11
The catalog application control blocks cannot be built because
the program or database directory blocks could not be created during
the commit phase of an online change.
12
IMS failed to load the DFSXRBB0
module during the commit phase of an online change.
13
The online change process failed to make DMB DFSCD000 or DFSCX000
resident.
14
The online change process failed to make the intent list of PSB
DFSCP000 resident.
15
The online change process failed to make PSB DFSCP000 resident.
System action
The catalog PSB DFSCP000 cannot be scheduled. If
an application program issues a DLI call for DFSCAT00, the catalog
PCB, the required dynamic attachment of DFSCP000 fails with a U0253
abend. If the application attempts to directly schedule DFSCP000,
a U0456 abend occurs.
System programmer response
For error codes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 9, 13,
14, and 15, perform an ACBGEN with BUILD PSB=DFSCP000. For the other
error codes, resolve the underlying error.