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32E

z/OS MVS System Codes
SA38-0665-00

32E

Explanation

When a program issued the STIMERM service routine, an error occurred. Register 15 contains a hexadecimal reason code:
Code
Explanation
010C
The Coordinated universal time (UTC), time-of-day (TOD), or local time (LT) parameter in a STIMERM SET macro specified a value that was greater that 24 hours.
0110
The TIMER service routine received an incorrect STIMER or STIMER SET macro parameter. For example, a program running in 31-bit addressing mode is not using the MVS/SP Version 2 or later expansion of STIMER.
011C
The limit of concurrent STIMERM SET macro requests was exceeded.
0120
The timer service routine cannot access the storage containing the parameters for the STIMERM SET macro.
0128
The requested time interval was too large. One of these situations occurred: The time interval specified (BINTVL, DINTVL, MICVL, or TUINTVL), added to the current TOD clock contents, would have exceeded X'FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF' (a value that would expire on September 17, 2042). A value greater than X'7FFFFFFF' was specified for BINTVL.
0210
An incorrect parameter was specified on the STIMERM TEST macro.
0220
The timer service routine cannot access the storage containing the parameters for the STIMERM TEST macro.
0224
The STIMERM ID number specified for a TEST request was 0, which is not valid.
0310
An incorrect parameter was specified on the STIMERM CANCEL macro.
0320
The timer service routine cannot access the storage containing the parameters for the STIMERM CANCEL macro.
0324
The STIMERM ID number specified for a CANCEL request was 0, which is not valid.

System action

The system abnormally ends the task that issued the macro.

Programmer response

Check and correct the parameters specified on the STIMERM macro. See z/OS MVS Programming: Assembler Services Reference ABE-HSP for format and restrictions. Check that a program running in 31-bit addressing mode uses the MVS/SP Version 2 or later expansion of STIMER.

Source

Timer supervision

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