CMDVLTRM reply message (X'221D')

The distributed data management (DDM) architecture CMDVLTRM (command violation) reply message indicates that a DDM command violated the processing capabilities of the conversation.

Format

Read syntax diagramSkip visual syntax diagramDSSHDRLLCPRDBNAMSRVDGN OUTAIBDBPCBSVRCOD

Parameters

DSSHDR
The 6-byte header that contains information about the data stream structure (DSS).
LL
The length specified as a 2-byte binary integer. This length includes LL and CP.
CP
X'221D', the 2-byte codepoint of the CMDVLTRM reply message.
RDBNAM

Codepoint X'2110'. The IMS PSB name that identifies the target database.

SRVDGN

An optional parameter (X'1153') that contains server diagnostic information. The data portion is a string with a maximum length of 32,767 bytes. The string can be any information the server sends to aid in problem diagnosis. For more information about SRVDGN, see DRDA, Version 4, Volume 3: Distributed Data Management (DDM) Architecture, which is available from The Open Group at www.opengroup.org.

OUTAIBDBPCB

A required parameter (X'CC02') that contains the AIB and DBPCB data sent from the target to the source.

SVRCOD
A required parameter (X'1149') that contains the severity code. SVRCOD consists of a 2-byte length field (LL), a 2-byte codepoint (CP), and the data. The data is a 2-byte binary value. The following list describes the possible 2-byte values:
0
INFO – Information only severity code
4
WARNING – Warning severity code
8
ERROR – Error severity code
16
SEVERE – Severe error severity code
32
ACCDMG – Access damage severity code
64
PRMDMG – Permanent damage severity code
128
SESDMG – Session damage severity code