DFS7433E IMPORT PHASE phase FAILED BECAUSE RM PROCESS STEP SENT TO IMS imsid TIMED OUT, COMMAND TOKEN=command_token
Explanation
An IMS IMPORT DEFN SOURCE(CATALOG) command or DDL automatic import phase failed because the RM process step that was sent to the IMS to perform the online change phase timed out. This can occur if SCI is down, RM is down, or the IMS or RM could not respond to the RM process step in time. For the IMPORT command, the timeout value is the OM timeout value that is specified with the command.
- phase
- A 4-character string that identifies the internal online change phase that failed. If the phase is CMT2 or CMT3, the directory was successfully updated and the import was committed.
- imsid
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The ID of the IMS for which the RM request timed out. It is unknown whether the IMS participated in this online change phase.
- command_token
- The 8-byte import start STCK time stamp that can be used to find its associated 70 log records in the IMS log data sets.
System programmer response
If the online change phase is CMT2 or CMT3, the directory update was successful and the import was committed. Issue the QUERY MEMBER TYPE(IMS) SHOW(STATUS) command to see the state of the IMSs. Issue the QUERY IMSPLEX SHOW(STATUS) command to see whether any IMS, SCI, or RM address spaces are down.
Start IMS, SCI, or RM again, if applicable.
If one or more IMSs are in an online change state of commit phase 2 or later, the directory updates are committed. Issue the IMPORT DEFN SOURCE(CATALOG) command that is routed to the previous import command master to finish the import and get all of the IMSs out of an online change state.
For a DDL error, issue the DDL request again.