PH69765: CATALOG MANAGER PSB MAP FUNCTION FAILS WITH ABEND0C7 WHEN PROCESSING A PSB IN THE IMS CATALOG DATABASE WHICH DEFINES SENSEG

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APAR status

• Closed as program error.

Error description

• The Catalog Manager PSB map function fails with ABEND0C7 when
  processing a PSB in the IMS catalog database which defines
  SENSEG statements in differenced order from the DBD SEGM
  statements.
  

Local fix

• N/A
  

Problem summary

• ****************************************************************
  * USERS AFFECTED: IMS Library Integrity Utilities for z/OS,    *
  *                 Version 2 Release 2 (FMID=H27P220) users     *
  *                 who use the Catalog Manager utility.         *
  ****************************************************************
  * PROBLEM DESCRIPTION: The map function of the Catalog Manager *
  *                      fails with ABEND0C7 when it generates   *
  *                      the PSB report for a PSB in the IMS     *
  *                      catalog database and both of the        *
  *                      following conditions are met:           *
  *                      - PROCSEQ parameter is not specified.   *
  *                      - SENSEG statements are defined in the  *
  *                        different order from the referencing  *
  *                        DBD SEGM statement.                   *
  ****************************************************************
  * RECOMMENDATION: Apply the maintenance for this APAR.         *
  ****************************************************************
  This APAR fixes the map function of the Catalog Manager utility
  not to fail when processing a PSB from the IMS catalog database
  which meets both of the following conditions:
   - PROCSEQ parameter is not specified.
   - SENSEG statements are defined in the different order from
     the referencing DBD SEGM statements.
  
  When processing a PSB, the Catalog Manager map function reads
  IMS catalog database to find the DBD SEGM statement which is
  referenced by the PSB SENSEG statements. The Catalog Manager
  reads DBD SEGM statements in the order defined in the DBD.
  The searching position in the IMS catalog database is not
  initialized for each SENSEG statement when PROCSEQ is not
  defined to the PSB. If SENSEG statements are defined in the
  different order from the referencing DBD SEGM statements and
  the position of the target SEGM statement has already been
  processed in the past, the Catalog Manager fails to find the
  SEGM statement and it will search out of the PSB. It causes
  an ABEND.
  
  The Catalog Manager is fixed to initialize searching position
  in the IMS catalog database even if PROCSEQ is not specified
  for the PSB.
  
  This APAR also fixes the map function of the Catalog Manager
  utility to correct the indent position of the Changed Data exit
  routine in the DBD report and the PSB report when the multiple
  exit routine names for the Data Capture exit routine are
  specified on a single SEGM statement.
  
  ========================
  = DOCUMENTATION CHANGE =
  ========================
  IBM IMS Library Integrity Utilities for z/OS V2R2 User's Guide
  (SC19-3979)
  Refer to topic "What's new in IMS Library Integrity Utilities"
  (https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/ims-liu/2.2
  ?topic=overview-whats-new-in-ims-library-integrity-utilities)
  in IBM Documentation for doc changes associated with this APAR.
  

Problem conclusion

• The following module has been changed to fix the problem:
   FABXCMRD
  

Temporary fix

Comments

APAR Information

• APAR is sysrouted FROM one or more of the following:

• APAR is sysrouted TO one or more of the following:

  UO06817

Modules/Macros

• FABXCMRD
  

Fix information

• Fixed component name

  IMS LIBR INTEG

• Fixed component ID

  5655I4200

Applicable component levels

• R220 PSY UO06817

     UP26/02/18 P F602

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