EZD1253I

procname

Explanation
 This message is issued in response to a z/OS® Load Balancing Agent (Agent)
 MODIFY procname,QUIESCE or a MODIFY procname,ENABLE
command.  The MODIFY  command is rejected.  A more specific error
message precedes this message that  explains the reason for the command
rejection. 
 In the message text: applname
The name of the application. Possible values are: LBAGENT for the z/OS Load
Balancing Agent (Agent)
The job name of the Agent, if it is configured for subplexing

command
The command that was rejected. Possible values are: QUIESCE SYSTEM
ENABLE SYSTEM
QUIESCE TCPNAME
ENABLE TCPNAME
QUIESCE APPLICATION
ENABLE APPLICATION

System action
 The MODIFY command is ignored.  Processing continues.

Operator response
 Look for a previous message that provides
more specific information about why  the MODIFY command was rejected.
 Issue the Agent MODIFY  procname,DISPLAY,MEMBERS command to
list the registered members on the local  MVS™ system
and the status flags for each member.  The operator quiesce flag 
(SYSQ, TCPQ, or APPQ) indicates that an MVS operator
quiesced the member. The  absence of this flag indicates that the
member is enabled from an MVS operator
 perspective.  If the flag value is not wanted, enter a MODIFY procname,QUIESCE
 or a MODIFY procname,ENABLE command to change the flag value.
See the information about the Load Balancing
Agent MODIFY command in z/OS Communications Server: IP System Administrator's
Commands for more information.

System programmer response
 None.

Module
 lacmd.c

Procedure name
  eq_engine