DFS0535I RC=01, yyyy ALREADY RUNNING
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Explanation
RGN=r, xxxx CONN PROCESS ATTEMPTED AREA a, PCB LABEL z
Process xxxx was not started. Process xxxx can be:
- HSRE
- High Speed Reorganization utility
- HSSP
- High Speed Sequential Processing
- PREL
- VSO preload process
Region r identifies the affected region.
xxxx DISC PROCESS ATTEMPTED AREA a
Process xxxx could not disconnect. Process xxxx can be:- HSRE
- High Speed Reorganization utility
- HSSP
- High Speed Sequential Processing
- PREL
- VSO preload process
RC=01, yyyy ALREADY RUNNING
Process yyyy is active on the area or has not disconnected from the area. Process yyyy can be:- DA00
- DEDB Alter utility
- HSRE
- High Speed Reorganization utility
- HSSP
- High Speed Sequential Processing
- MDLO
- DEDB Sequential Dependent Delete utility
- MMHO
- DEDB area data set Compare utility
- MRIO
- DEDB area data set Create utility
- MSCO
- DEDB Sequential Dependent Scan utility
- PREL
- VSO preload process
RC=03, AREA LOCK FAILED
Process xxxx failed to acquire the area lock for the area.
RC=04, AREA IS STOPPED
Process xxxx cannot run on a stopped area.
RC=05, AREA FAILED TO OPEN
The attempt to open area a failed.
RC=06, 2ND CI UPDATE AND/OR NOTIFY FAILED
Process xxxx failed because the IRLM notify failed or there was an error in the second CI update.
RC=07, UOW LOCK MODE INITIATION FAILED
The transition to UOW locking mode was unsuccessful. A probable cause is a failure in the notify process to a sharing subsystem.
RC=08, INSUFFICIENT STORAGE FOR AREA PRIVATE BUFFER POOL. STORAGE REQUESTED=nnnnnnnK. STR MGR RC=xxx.
Unable to create private buffer pool; sufficient storage was not available. In the message, nnnnnnn is the number of 1014 bytes of storage requested, and xxx is the return code set by the IMS storage manager.
RC=09, PRIVATE BUFFER POOL ALREADY EXISTS sysid
Process xxxx requested the creation of the area private buffer pool but the buffer pool exists already.
RC 10, COULD NOT GET AN AWE sysid
The request for an AWE control block failed to process xxxx.
RC 11, INVALID REQUEST SENT TO DBFPAPB0 sysid
An invoking module passed an invalid request code to DBFPAPB0.
RC=12, AREA IS IN A QUIESCE STATE sysid
The process cannot run on a quiesced area.
System action
The action the system takes are listed for the different forms of the message:RGN=r, xxxx CONN PROCESS ATTEMPTED AREA a, PCB LABEL z
Process xxxx terminates.
xxxx DISC PROCESS ATTEMPTED AREA a
Process xxxx terminates without disconnecting.
RC=12, AREA IS IN A QUIESCE STATE sysid
The utility terminates.
System programmer response
RGN=r, xxxx CONN PROCESS ATTEMPTED AREA a, PCB LABEL z
See the accompanying DFS0535I message.
xxxx DISC PROCESS ATTEMPTED AREA a
See the accompanying DFS0535I message.
RC=01, yyyy ALREADY RUNNING
Run the utility or process again when process yyyy has completed. This message can also be issued if a previous process did not complete successfully; if so, issue a /STOP and /START command pair for the area to allow the requested process to run. If this message is received in a data sharing environment, issue the /STOP and /START command pair on all sharing subsystems.
RC=03, AREA LOCK FAILED
Determine the cause of the lock failure and correct the problem. If a disconnect did not complete because of an area lock failure, a /STOP and /START command pair might be required to allow other processes to run.
RC=04, AREA IS STOPPED
Issue a /START command to start the area.
RC=05, AREA FAILED TO OPEN
See message DFS3702I to determine why the open failed.
RC=06, 2ND CI UPDATE AND/OR NOTIFY FAILED
See accompanying messages for more information.
RC=07, UOW LOCK MODE INITIATION FAILED
Correct the failing component and rerun.
RC=08, INSUFFICIENT STORAGE FOR AREA PRIVATE BUFFER POOL
Run process xxxx again when storage is available.
RC=09, PRIVATE BUFFER POOL ALREADY EXIST sysid
This indicates a logic error in the software. Run process xxxx again. If the error still occurs, contact IBM® Software Support.
RC=10, COULD NOT GET AN AWE sysid
Run process xxxx again when storage is available.
RC=11, INVALID REQUEST SENT TO DBFPAPB0 sysid
This indicates a logic error in the software. Run process xxxx again. If the error still occurs, contact IBM Software Support.
RC=12, AREA IS IN A QUIESCE STATE sysid
Stop the quiesce by issuing a UPDATE AREA STOP(QUIESCE) command, and rerun the named utility.
Programmer response
Ensure that no HSSP process or utility is active in an area before restarting the HSSP job.