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
Source