GFSA828I (procname)

Explanation
 The message indicates the synchronization progress
of the data set or PDS/PDSE member. The synchronization processing
includes writing null-data to represent the missing data that the
Client did not write, and writing the buffered data that was received
from the Client.
 It is possible that the subsequent GFSA828I
message for the same dsn/mem  may show the increasing
offset but the number of the buffered logical write blocks is not
decreased because z/OS NFS Server is writing null-data.   
 In
the message text:
 procname
The name of the z/OS NFS Server start procedure.
h_digit
16-digit hexadecimal offset from the last written logical block.
d_digit
Number of buffered RPC logical write blocks to be written.
dsn/mem
The data set or PDS/PDSE data set and member name.

System action
 The z/OS NFS Server continues the synchronization
processing and it may display the GFSA828I message again at one-minute
interval to indicate the progress.

Operator response
 If the z/OS NFS Server takes a long time
to synchronize the write buffers for many data sets or PDS/PDSE members,
and there is an immediate need to stop the Server by aborting the
synchronization processing, consult with the System or Application
Programmer for the modify SHUTDOWN operator command that can
be entered after issuing the STOP command. 
 Note: The modify
SHUTDOWN command will cause any unwritten data to be discarded
and lost.

System programmer response
 None.