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The operator on SYS4 begins the reactivation.
- On SYS4, enter DISPLAY GRS. The response does not show
SYS1, but does show that all other systems are QUIESCED, and that
the links between the quiesced systems are ALTERNATE.
- On SYS4, enter any one of the following:
- VARY GRS(ALL),RESTART
- VARY GRS(*),RESTART
- VARY GRS(SYS4),RESTART
On SYS4, the following message appears:
ISG121I VARY REQUEST REJECTED - ENTER COMMAND ON SYSTEM SYS2
- This message indicates that global resource serialization has
determined that another system, SYS2 in this example, has more
current resource information. The message tells the operator to enter
the restart command on SYS2, which minimizes but does not entirely
eliminate the data integrity exposure in reactivating a quiesced system.
- On SYS2, enter VARY GRS(SYS2),RESTART. The following
messages appear:
ISG110E NO ACTIVE SYSTEMS FOUND IN THE GRS COMPLEX. REACTIVATE
SHOULD BE ATTEMPTED IF THERE ARE NO ACTIVE GRS SYSTEMS
IN OPERATION. REACTIVATE MUST NOT BE ATTEMPTED IF THERE
ARE ACTIVE SYSTEMS.
ISG111D CONFIRM REACTIVATE SHOULD BE ATTEMPTED - REPLY NO OR YES
- These messages indicate that SYS2 has the most current resource
information of all the quiesced systems and has thus accepted the
command.
- Before replying to ISG111D, verify the following:
- The complex contains no ACTIVE or INACTIVE system.
- All required links are operational.
- No system has been temporarily stopped since SYS2 was quiesced.
Also, contact the system programmer, describe the problem,
and ask if a complex-wide IPL should be done. If the complex-wide
IPL is preferable, reply NO to message ISG111D.
- The following steps assume that reactivation is to continue.
On SYS2, reply YES to message ISG111D. Some of the
following messages appear:
ISG112I SYSTEM SYS3 RESPONDED WITH GLOBAL RESOURCE STATUS -- IT
WILL BE PERMITTED TO RESTART AFTER REACTIVATE COMPLETES
- This message indicates that the system is responding and does
not have the most current information about global resources.
ISG114I RESOURCE STATUS NOT RECEIVED FROM SYSTEM SYS4 -- IT MUST
BE STOPPED BEFORE CONFIRMING REACTIVATE COMPLETION
- This message indicates that the system is responding but did
not supply information about global resources. The system might have
more current information, but it cannot reactivate the complex. (Only
systems that include MVS/SP Version 2.2 with the fix for APAR OY13087
can reactivate the complex.) The operator must make sure the system
is stopped before proceeding.
ISG113I NO RESPONSE RECEIVED FROM SYSTEM SYS1 - IT MUST BE
STOPPED BEFORE CONFIRMING REACTIVATE COMPLETION
- This message indicates that the named system did not respond.
In this case, this message confirms that SYS1 has failed. In other
cases, the operator must investigate the state of the named system
and make sure the system is stopped before proceeding.
ISG115I IF ANY SYSTEMS WERE NOT LISTED IN THE PREVIOUS LIST,
THEY ARE UNKNOWN TO THIS SYSTEM - THEY MUST BE STOPPED
BEFORE CONFIRMING REACTIVATE COMPLETION
ISG116E STOP INDICATED SYSTEMS BEFORE CONFIRMING REACTIVE
COMPLETION. REPLY NO TO CANCEL REACTIVATE
ISG117D CONFIRM REACTIVATE SHOULD BE COMPLETED - REPLY NO OR YES
- These messages warn the operator to make a final check before
allowing the reactivate process to complete. At this point, you
could verify, for example, that no system had joined the complex
after SYS2 was quiesced but before SYS1 failed.
Message ISG112I,
ISG113I, or ISG114I must appear for every system in the complex. If
there is no message for a system, investigate the reason before
proceeding. If you find any problems, reply NO to message ISG117D
to stop reactivation.
- The following steps assume that reactivation is to complete.
- On SYS2, reply YES to message ISG117D. The following
message indicates that SYS2 is now an active system:
ISG118I REACTIVATE FUNCTION IS COMPLETE. SYSTEM SYS2 HAS
RESTARTED AS A RING OF ONE SYSTEM.
On
SYS2, enter the following to complete the recovery:
- VARY GRS(SYS1),PURGE to purge SYS1 from the complex
- VARY GRS(SYS4),PURGE to purge SYS4 from the complex
- VARY GRS(SYS3),RESTART to bring SYS3 back into the complex
- On SYS1, determine the problem, fix it, then reIPL the
system with GRS=JOIN.
- On SYS4, reIPL the system with GRS=JOIN.
At this point, the recovery process is complete.
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