II02661: DL/1 0806 SCHEDULING ERRORS "PSBATH" IN THE CICS TRACE TABLE SCHEDULE CALL ENTRY.

APAR status

• Closed as canceled.

Error description

• REF: A)= DL/I DOS/VS DIAGNOSTIC REFERANCE (SH24-5002
  B)= DL/I APPL PROG: CALL AND RQDLI INTERFACES (SH12-5411)
  
  0806 SCHEDULING ERRORS ARE DESCRIBED IN REF:A PG 2-16/17
  AND REF:B PG 3-3/4 UNDER "CHECKING THE RESPONSE TO A
  DL/I CALL IN A CICS/VS ENVIRONMENT".
  
  0806 SCHEDULING ERRORS CAN BE ISSUED FOR SEVERAL REASONS!  THE
  PSB MAY NOT BE DEFINED IN THE PROGRAM'S ACT ENTRY, THE PSBNAME
  MAY BE TOO LONG (> 7 BYTES) OR MAY NOT BE DELIMITED BY A BLANK
  X'40'.
  
  DETERMINING THE REASON AN 0806 IS ISSUED MAY NOT BE AS
  STRAIGHT FORWARD AS IT SEEMS.  IN ORDER TO DETERMINE WHAT
  CAUSED THE 0806 SCHEDULING ERROR DO THE FOLLOWING.
  
  1.  CHECK YOUR ACTGEN TO INSURE THAT THE PSB NAME DISPLAYED IN
  THE CICS/VS TRACE DL/I SCHEDULING ENTRY (REF:A PG 2-16/17)
  "IS" IN THE ACT.
  
  2.  MAKE SURE THE "PSBNAME" OPERAND OF THE SCHEDULING "CALL"
  IN THE APPLICATION PROGRAM IS A 8 BYTE FIELD. (SEE NOTE)
  
  3.  MAKE SURE THE PSB NAME IS DELIMITED BY BLANKS X'40' AND
  NOT SOME OTHER CHARACTER.
  
  NOTE:  THE CICS/VS TRACE ENTRY FOR A SCHEDULING CALL
  (REF:A PG 2-16/17) DISPLAYS 7 BYTES OF THE 8 BYTE PSB NAME
  (FIELD {UIBPSB} IN THE USER INTERFACE BLOCK {UIB}).  YOU MUST
  INSURE THAT THE BYTE FOLLOWING THE LAST BYTE OF A 7 BYTE PSB
  NAME IN THE TRACE ENTRY IS A BLANK X'40'.  TO DO THIS YOU MUST
  LOOK AT THE PSB NAME IN THE UIBPSB FIELD (UIB +X'28').  IF ANY
  CHARACTER OTHER THAN A BLANK APPEARS IN THE LAST BYTE OF THIS
  FIELD AN 0806 ERROR WILL OCCURE.
  
  ERRORS IN THE NAME OF A PSB THAT IS CORRECT IN THE PSBGEN
  ARE GENERALLY USER ERRORS, POSSIBLY THE NAME OF THE PSB WAS
  PUT INTO A FIELD SHORTER THAN 8 BYTES.
  ADDITIONAL SYMPTOMS:  5746XX100 CALL CALLDLI ASMTDLI CBLTDLI
  PLITDLI
  

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Temporary fix

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