0DA

Explanation
A program issued a Program Call (PC) instruction
and a PC translation specification exception occurred. The program
interruption code is X'1F'.
Either the linkage table
(LT) or the entry tables (ET) contain incorrect data. This can be
either an application program or system program error.

System action
The system abended the program that issued the
PC instruction. The system may write an SVC dump for this abend.

Operator response
If requested by the system programmer, set
a SLIP trap to obtain an SVC dump. Specify the address space for the
failing program as the first address space identifier (ASID) in the
ASIDLIST parameter as follows: SLIP SET,ID=C0DA,COMP0DA,ACTION=SVCD,ASIDLIST=
(02),END

System programmer response
Do the following: Check the addressing mode of the PC routine. If it is 24-bit,
ensure that there is no extraneous data in bits 1-7 of the address.
Obtain the SVC dump, if one was written. If no dump was produced,
but the problem can be recreated, ask the operator to set a SLIP trap
to obtain the dump.
In the SVC dump, determine the PC number of the PC instruction
processing at the time of the failure by doing the following: Starting at the bottom of the system trace table, back up to to
a *PGM 01F entry.
Continue backing up to the first PC entry. This is the PC entry
for the instruction that was being processed. The PC number is in
the UNIQUE-1 column.

If the failing PC instruction was for an ETCRE or ETCON macro
in an installation-provided program, obtain the following data to
fix the problem: The input to the ETCRE macro
The parameters on the ETDEF macro, if used.

If the failing PC instruction is in an IBM® module, search problem reporting data bases
for a fix for the problem. If no fix exists, contact the component
group for the module. Provide the SVC dump.

Source
Program Call/authorization (PC/AUTH)