II09565: MSGDSNT317I RC00C90081 ISSUED ON START DB(DSNDB06) SPACE(*) AFTER DSNDB06 WAS STOPPED, ONLY OCCURS ON R410

APAR status

• Closed as canceled.

Error description

• The following messages were issued when a -START DB(DSNDB06)
  SPACE(*) was issued after a -STOP DB(DSNDB06) SPACE(*), A
  second -START DB command worked successfully.
  *
  STO DATABASE(DSNDB06) SPACE(*)
   DSN9022I . DSNTDDIS 'STOP DATABASE' NORMAL COMPLETION
   DSNT736I . ASYNCHRONOUS STOP DATABASE COMMAND HAS COMPLETED
  *
  sta database(dsndb06) space(*)
   DSNT501I . DSNIDBET RESOURCE UNAVAILABLE
      CORRELATION-ID=020.DBCMD 06
      CONNECTION-ID=SS
      LUW-ID=*
      REASON 00C90081
      TYPE 00000201
      NAME DSNDB06 .DSNDSX01
   DSNT500I . DSNTDDIS RESOURCE UNAVAILABLE
      REASON 00C90081
      TYPE 00000201
      NAME DSNDB06 .DSNDSX01
  DSNT317I . DSNTDMI  ANY USER-DEFINED INDEXES ON DSNDB06
  COULD NOT BE STARTED   DUE TO A RESOURCE UNAVAILABILITY
  ON DSNDB01 OR DSNDB06
  *
  STA DATABASE(DSNDB06) SPACE(*)
  DSN9022I . DSNTDDIS 'START DATABASE' NORMAL COMPLETION
  *
     This is working as designed. DB2 410 added the ability to
  create user-defined indexes on DSNDB06. So in order to stop,
  start or display these indexes, we need to look at the catalog
  (which of course is in DSNDB06) to find them. In previous
  releases an internal table was used to locate the DBID/OBID for
  all objects in the catalog, avoiding access to the catalog.
  If the catalog is not available for any reason, a Resource
  unavailable message is issued and START DB command uses the
  internal table to find all the DB2 defined objects and issues
  MSGDSNT317 indicating user created objects are ignored.
  *
  The first START DB command does start the objects, except for
  user defined, so the second START command does not get any error
  messages.  See PN83190 / UN92911 for additional information.
  

Local fix

Problem summary

Problem conclusion

Temporary fix

Comments

• close for INTERNET viewing
  

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