BPXF275E

Explanation
 The PFS (Physical File System) could not complete
its recovery for a call in progress during user address space end
of memory and the results may be unpredictable. Resources or locks
may be lost and the PFS may have to be recycled if other users begin
to hang up while using it. In the message text:
pid
The process ID, in decimal, of the process containing the terminating
thread.
asid
The address space ID, in hexadecimal, of the address space containing
the terminating thread.
pfsname
The name of up to 3 PFSes associated with the tasks hung in EOM.

System action
 ABEND EC6 Reason RRETIME (xxxx0585) is issued.
An SDUMP is also captured.

Operator response
 None.

System programmer response
 Contact the IBM support center and
provide the SDUMP for problem analysis.  Lost locks may result in
hangs; use the D GRS,C system command to review resource contention.
Use the D OMVS,W system command to determine if any PFS operations
are hung in the PFS. For example, the D OMVS,W,A command will display
all tasks waiting more than 5 minutes.  Refer to the PFS documentation
for PFS-specific recovery procedures:For zFS, if there is a hung thread then one of the following messages
may be subsequently issued: IOEZ00524I, IOEZ00660I or IOEZ00661I.
Refer to z/OS Distributed File Service zFS Administration for
guidance on detecting hung threads. If there is a hung thread then
zFS will need to be canceled.  Normal zFS recovery procedures for
hung threads will not correct this EOM recovery failure.
For NFS procedures refer to z/OS Network File System Guide and Reference. 
For Communications Server procedures, refer to z/OS Communications Server: IP Diagnosis Guide.

If there are hung users or applications that have operations
outstanding in one of the named PFSes, recycle the PFS, recycle OMVS,
or reIPL the system.  To recycle the PFS:Use the MODIFY OMVS,STOPPFS= system command if the PFS supports
it. STOPPFS for zFS will not correct this problem; zFS must be canceled.
If the PFS is executing in a colony PFS address space, you can
CANCEL the colony. Use the D OMVS,PFS system command to determine
if the PFS is executing in a colony.
For a Communications Server TCPIP stack, use the STOP <jobname>
command. For example, STOP TCPIP.

OMVS can be recycled using the F OMVS,SHUTDOWN and F OMVS,RESTART
system commands.
Once the analysis of the impact of the problem
is complete, delete this message using the CONTROL C system command.

Programmer response
 None.

Module
 BPXRRECT

Source
 z/OS® UNIX System
Services kernel (BPX)

Routing Code
 2,10

Descriptor Code
 11