Coupling thin interrupts which provides for improved performance and throughput for coupling facility workloads is not enabled (or not disabled) due to reasonnotenabled. When COUPLINGTHININT is not enabled for system sysname, the system will continue to process coupling related workloads as efficiently as possible.
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The system continues processing without the ability to use coupling thin interrupts to process coupling workloads if enablement was requested or continues processing with coupling thin interrupts if disablement was requested.
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If reasonnotenabled indicates that coupling thin interrupts was not enabled because the installation has disabled the COUPLINGTHININT function and enablement is desired, then enable the COUPLINGTHININT function using the SETXCF FUNCTIONS operator command. The system will begin exploiting coupling thin interrupts (subject to the establishment of any other prerequisites that may be required).
If reasonnotenabled indicates another reason for why coupling thin interrupts was not enabled or disabled and you have coupling facilities in your configuration, record the reason code (reasonnotenabled) and contact IBM software and/or hardware support. If you do not have coupling facilities in your configuration, you can ignore this message.
Cross System Extended Services (XES)
IXLLI1SIN, IXLE1CRW
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