DFS3140A SDEP SCAN UTILITY FAILED DUE TO INDOUBT SEGMENT IN THE SCAN RANGE


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SDEP UTILITY FAILED DUE TO IN-DOUBT SEGMENT IN UTILITY RANGE

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SDEP DELETE UTILITY FAILED DUE TO IN-DOUBT SEGMENT IN DELETE RANGE

Explanation

The DEDB Sequential Dependent Scan utility found an in-doubt segment in the range of segments requested to be scanned.

For the SDEP UTILITY FAILED DUE TO IN-DOUBT SEGMENT IN UTILITY RANGE version of this message, the DEDB Sequential Dependent utility found an in-doubt segment in the range of segments requested to be scanned or deleted and the command INDOUBT was not specified as a utility control statement. Only aborted and committed SDEP segments can be scanned or deleted. They will be skipped if INDOUBT is specified.

For the SDEP DELETE UTILITY FAILED DUE TO IN-DOUBT SEGMENT IN DELETE RANGE version of this message, the DEDB Sequential Dependent Delete utility found an in-doubt segment in the range of segments requested to be deleted. Only aborted and committed SDEP segments can be deleted.

System action

The utility terminates.

User response

If you are prevented from scanning segments, the optional parameter INDOUBT must be included in the SYSIN record and a SCANIDT data set specified for in-doubt segment output. An in-doubt segment cannot be deleted, so RBAs in SCANIDT will need to be resolved if they are intended to be deleted after scan.

If you are prevented from scanning or deleting segments because of an old unresolved segment, you should resolve the segment. After you resolve the segment and write it to the database, you can scan or delete the segment.

Module

DBFUMDL0, DBFUMRT0, DBFUMSC0, DBFUMMS0