DFS2150I MTM I/O ERR PC=xxcccccc LINK=xxxx.
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Explanation
An I/O error has occurred.
In the message
text:
- RC
- The return code
- PC
- The post code
- REASON
- The associated channel-to-channel reason code
- LINK
- The link number
- OP
- The attempted CTC operation
- hh:mm:ss
- The time
If message DFS2150I...LINK nnnn RSTARTED is issued, the link was stopped and then restarted by IMS. If message DFS2150A...LINK nnnn STOPPED is issued, IMS attempted to restart the link, but was unable to do so.
The following channel-to-channel
operations apply:
Operation
- Code (hex)
- Meaning
- 04
- WRITE: write a buffer.
- 08
- ACK: acknowledge input.
- 0C
- WRACK: write a buffer and acknowledge input.
- 10
- STARTUP: establish connection.
- 14
- SHACK: acknowledge input and shut down the connection.
- 18
- SHUTDOWN: shut down the connection.
- 1C
- READ: read input.
The following channel-to-channel return codes
and meanings are possible:
Return
- Code (hex)
- Meaning
- 04
- Logic error: IOSB is not busy on ACK or WRACK.
- 08
- Logic error: ACK or WRACK is issued, and no message is received to acknowledge.
- 10
- Logic error: on STARTUP, there is an invalid value in DECWAREA, DECWLNG, DECAREA or DECLNGTH.
- 14
- Probable I/O error: on attention interrupt.
- 18
- Paging error: at STARTUP.
- 1C
- Logic error: in module DFSCMC50 at STARTUP.
- 20
- Logic error: STARTUP issued, but link is already connected.
- 24
- Logic error: SHUTDOWN issued, but link is already shut down.
- 28
- An I/O error or an abnormal condition was detected during SHUTDOWN, and SHUTDOWN was successfully executed.
The following table shows the possible post
codes, associated reason codes, and their meanings:
Post reason code | Code (hex) | Meaning |
---|---|---|
7F | any | I/O complete without error |
7F | 04 | Startup: Link available for write |
7F | 08 | Startup: message received |
7F | OC | Message received |
7F | 10 | Shutdown received |
7F | 1C | Acknowledgement received |
7F | 20 | Acknowledgement with data received |
41 | any | I/O error detected |
41 | 01 | Error in attempting to determine command in adapter |
41 | 02 | Invalid command in adapter |
41 | 03 | Error in reading message |
The following real storage-to-real storage connection
return codes and meanings apply:
Return
- Code (hex)
- Meaning
- 12
- Window is not open or not found.
- 16
- Window is allocated to two other systems.
- 20
- Invalid input.
- 24
- IEAMSCHD failed: partner has terminated.
- 28
- Buffer lock failure.
- 32
- Buffer lengths are not equal.
- 36
- Caller is not authorized.
- 40
- Main storage-to-main storage access routine is defined for a different OS.
- 44
- Window queue header block is bad or is not initialized.
- 48
- GET or GETMAIN failure.
- 52
- PGFIX or PGFREE error.
The following real storage-to-real storage
post codes and meanings apply:
- Post code
- Meaning
- 41RD
- Read error: partner already reading.
- 41CLS
- Read or write error: partner closed in mid-operation. The most probable cause is an abend of the partner.
- 41BUF
- Read or write error: I/O buffer lock failure.
Operator response
For CTC message DFS2150A, assign a backup link, if available. For MTM or CTC DFS2150I, when the link is not restarted, attempt to restart the link.
Problem determination
CTC is an I/O or probable logic error. If it is an I/O error, z/OS® error message IEA000I appears on the system console.
MTM is a probable real storage-to-real storage access method logic error.
A type X'67' log record was produced, containing all relevant blocks.