Explanation
An operator issued a SETXCF FUNCTIONS command to
ENABLE or DISABLE the COUPLINGTHININT installation-controllable option.
The request was accepted by the system and the status of the COUPLINGTHININT
installation-controllable optional function has been set to either
ENABLED or DISABLED as requested by the SETXCF FUNCTIONS command.
result indicates
whether the system has begun processing coupling thin interrupts when
requested to be enabled or stops processing coupling thin interrupts
when requested to be disabled.
In the message text:
- results
- HARDWARE SUPPORT NOT INSTALLED
- The required hardware support for coupling thin interrupts which
provides for improved performance and throughput for coupling facility
workloads is not installed on this system.
- COUPLING INTERRUPT HANDLER NOT REGISTERED
- A call to IOS Adapter Services to register a coupling interrupt
handler failed. Coupling thin interrupts processing is not enabled.
See message IXL163I in the system log to determine the reason for
the registration failure and suggested action.
- COUPLING THIN INTERRUPTS ALREADY ENABLED
- Coupling thin interrupts is already enabled in the channel subsystem.
- COUPLING RELATED ADAPTER INTERRUPTS ENABLED
- Coupling thin interrupts is enabled in the channel subsystem to
deliver coupling related adapter interrupts.
- COUPLING THIN INTERRUPTS DISABLED
- Coupling thin interrupts has been disabled in the channel subsystem.
Although coupling thin interrupts is disabled, the system will continue
to process coupling related workloads as efficiently as possible.
System action
The system continues processing.
Operator response
System programmer response
If the system did not successfully
enable or disable coupling thin interrupts due to system prerequisites
not being met (e.g. the required hardware support for coupling thin
interrupts is not installed on the central processor complex (CPC)
that the system is running on), refer to PR/SM Planning Guide for
more information on prerequisites for enabling coupling thin interrupts
for an LPAR that the z/OS system is running on.
Source
Cross System Extended Services (XES)
Module
Routing code
Descriptor code