DFS081 TRACE EXIT COMMAND UNSUCCESSFUL RSN=xxyy

Explanation

The /TRACE EXIT command was entered incorrectly, the command is not supported on this IMS system, or this problem is an IMS internal error. In the message text:
xx
The IMS module that detected the error:
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Trace Command Processor (DFSICLN5)
yy
The reason for the error:
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An invalid keyword was specified for the trace exit.
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An invalid parameter type was specified for the trace exit command.
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No parameter type was specified for the trace exit command.
04
Multiple parameter types were specified for the trace exit command.
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The DFSMSCD control block is missing for the trace exit (DFSMSCE0) command.
06
An Invalid parameter subtype was specified for the trace exit command.
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The trace exit is not supported for this environment.
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The required exit was not loaded for the start trace command.
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Required exit not loaded for start trace command.
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A system command failure occurred.
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The parameter length was invalid.

System action

The entire command was ignored, or one or more parameters were ignored.

Operator response

(master terminal) Check the syntax of the command to ensure that it is correct. Reissue the command with the proper keyword and parameters. Issue the /DISPLAY TRACE EXIT command to determine which parts of the command ran successfully and if the exit is installed. If the exit is not installed, the status of all the exit entry points is N/A on the display output. If the problem persists, contact the system programmer.

System programmer response

One of the following situations might have caused the error:
  • An operator error. For example, incorrect syntax might have been entered.
  • A user routing exit (DFSMSCE0) initialization error.
  • An IMS internal error.

See "DC–Data Communication Service Aids" in IMS Version 15.3 Diagnosis for diagnostic information about message DFS081. See the RSN and follow the instructions for determining the cause. You might need to print the 6701 log records for additional information.

Module

DFSICLN5