Explanation
The designated element has terminated and the automatic
restart manager is not restarting it for the specified reason.
In
the message text:
- jobname
- The name of the job or started task that was current when the
element last registered by issuing the IXCARM macro.
- elementname
- The name of the element specified when the element was registered
by issuing the IXCARM macro.
- exitname
- The name of the event exit specified when the element was registered
by issuing the IXCARM macro.
- dsname
- The name of the data set containing the JCL to restart the element.
- memname
- Name of the member in the partitioned data set.
- safrc
- The SAF return code from the RACROUTE request.
- racfrc
- The RACF® or security product
return code from the RACROUTE request passed back in the SAF parameter
list.
- racfrsn
- The RACF or security product
reason code from the RACROUTE request passed back in the SAF parameter
list.
- diag092
- An internal diagnostic code that IBM® might
request.
- THE RESTART ATTEMPTS THRESHOLD HAS BEEN REACHED.
- The number of restarts that MVS™ has
initiated for the designated element has exceeded the policy defined
maximum number of restarts within a given period of time.
- TERMTYPE IS ELEMTERM, CROSS-SYSTEM RESTARTS PROHIBITED.
- The system the element was running on has left the sysplex. The
element's restart failure type indicates that it should not be restarted
for system failures. The element failure type is defined either by
the installation's automatic restart manager policy or by the TERMTYPE
keyword when the element registered by issuing the IXCARM macro. The
policy specification, if it is not the default, overrides the IXCARM
macro TERMTYPE keyword.
- ELEMENT IS THE TARGET OF AN ASSOCIATE REQUEST.
- Another element has identified itself as being the backup for
the designated element. Doing so indicates that MVS should not perform restarts for the designated
element. An element indicates that it is the backup for another element
by issuing the IXCARM macro with the keywords REQUEST=ASSOCIATE and
TELEMENT.
- ARM RESTARTS ARE NOT ENABLED.
- MVS is not performing restarts
of any elements because either restarts were not enabled using the
SETXCF START command, or restarts were disabled using a SETXCF STOP
command.
- ELEMENT RESTART EXIT PROHIBITED AN ARM RESTART.
- An element restart exit routine has indicated that MVS should not restart this element.
- COULD NOT OPEN THE INTERNAL READER FOR OUTPUT.
- Because the internal reader could not be opened for output, MVS could not submit the override
JCL. Therefore, the element could not be restarted.
- EVENT EXIT exitname COULD NOT BE LOADED.
- MVS could not load the element's
event exit.
- EVENT EXIT exitname FAILED DURING EXECUTION.
- The element's event exit has failed.
- EVENT EXIT exitname PROHIBITED AN ARM RESTART.
- The element's event exit routine has indicated that the element
should not be restarted.
- OVERRIDE DATA SET dsname COULD NOT BE ALLOCATED.[
RC=]allocrc[ RSN=]allocrsn
- MVS could not allocate the
override data set needed to restart the element.
- OVERRIDE DATA SET dsname COULD NOT BE OPENED.[
RC=]allocrc[ RSN=]allocrsn
- MVS could not open the override
data set needed to restart the element.
- OVERRIDE DATA SET dsname MEMBER memname COULD
NOT BE ALLOCATED.[ RC=]allocrc[ RSN=]allocrsnn
- MVS could not allocate the
override data set containing the member needed to restart the element.
- OVERRIDE DATA SET dsname MEMBER memname COULD
NOT BE OPENED.[ RC=]allocrc[ RSN=]allocrsnn
- MVS could not open the override
data set containing the member needed to restart the element.
- SAF ENVIRONMENT COULD NOT BE REESTABLISHED. RACROUTE SAF RC=safrc RACF RC=racfrc RACF RSN=racfrsn
- The SAF environment that was current at the time the element was
originally registered could not be reestablished when MVS attempted to restart the element.
- RESTART PROHIBITED BY JES. THE JOB IS BEING CANCELED, PURGED,
OR REROUTED
- MVS could not restart this
element because the element is being canceled, purged, or rerouted.
- RESTART PROHIBITED BY JES. THE JOB HAS BEEN CANCELED OR REROUTED
- MVS could not restart this
element because the element has been canceled or rerouted.
- RESTART PROHIBITED BY JES. THE JOB HAS BEEN PURGED.
- MVS could not restart this
element because the element has been purged.
- RESTART PROHIBITED DUE TO JES BEING DOWN
- MVS could not restart this
element because the JES address space is down.
- RESTART PROHIBITED BY JES. THE JOB IS ALREADY ACTIVE.
- MVS could not restart this
element because the element is already active.
- START COMMAND ABORTED DUE TO LACK OF SYSTEM STORAGE.
- MVS could not restart this
element because of the lack of available system storage.
- INTERNAL ERROR DURING ARM RESTART PROCESSING. DIAG092: diag092 diag092a diag092b
- An internal processing error occurred during element restart processing.
MVS will not restart this element.
System action
The system continues processing. The automatic
restart manager deregisters the element.
Operator response
Notify the system programmer.
System programmer response
Depending on the message text, do
one of the following:
- THE RESTART ATTEMPTS THRESHOLD HAS BEEN REACHED.
- Determine why the element required enough restarts to exceed the
maximum number of allowed restarts within the defined time interval.
Determine if the policy defined maximum number of restarts within
a given period of time is appropriate for the element.
- TERMTYPE IS ELEMTERM, CROSS-SYSTEM RESTARTS PROHIBITED.
- Determine if the cross-system restart restriction is appropriate
for the element. If not, update the policy to indicate the element
should be restarted for system failures.
- ARM RESTARTS ARE NOT ENABLED.
- To enable automatic restart manager restarts, enter the SETXCF
START command, if appropriate. To run the specified job or started
task, resubmit it.
- ELEMENT RESTART EXIT PROHIBITED AN ARM RESTART.
- If the installation needs the job or started task restarted, resubmit
it. Determine whether the element restart exit needs to be updated.
- COULD NOT OPEN THE INTERNAL READER FOR OUTPUT.
- Using related system messages, determine why the internal reader
could not be opened. If no determination can be made, search problem
reporting databases for a fix for the problem. If no fix exists, contact
the IBM Support Center.
- EVENT EXIT exitname COULD NOT BE LOADED.
- Ensure that the:
- event exit is a loadable module and that the data set that it
resides in is in the linklist concatenation
- linklist library is APF-authorized.
- EVENT EXIT exitname FAILED DURING EXECUTION.
- Correct the error in the event exit.
- EVENT EXIT exitname PROHIBITED AN ARM RESTART.
- If the installation needs the job or started task restarted, resubmit
it. Determine whether the event exit needs to be updated.
- OVERRIDE DATA SET dsname COULD NOT BE ALLOCATED.[
RC=]allocrc[ RSN=]allocrsn
- Insure that the data set is in the linklist. See z/OS MVS Programming: Authorized Assembler Services Guide
for information about the DYNALLOC return and reason codes.
- OVERRIDE DATA SET dsname COULD NOT BE OPENED.[
RC=]allocrc[ RSN=]allocrsn
- Insure that the data set is in the linklist. See related system
messages to determine the open error.
- OVERRIDE DATA SET dsname MEMBER memname COULD
NOT BE ALLOCATED.[ RC=]allocrc[ RSN=]allocrsnn
- Insure that the data set is in the linklist. Insure that the member
is in the data set. See z/OS MVS Programming: Authorized Assembler Services Guide for
information about the DYNALLOC return and reason codes.
- OVERRIDE DATA SET dsname MEMBER memname COULD
NOT BE OPENED.[ RC=]allocrc[ RSN=]allocrsnn
- Insure that the data set is in the linklist. See related system
messages to determine the open error.
- SAF ENVIRONMENT COULD NOT BE REESTABLISHED. RACROUTE SAF RC=safrc RACF RC=racfrc RACF RSN=racfrsn
- Determine if the SAF authorization should be updated. If the
installation needs the job or started task restarted, resubmit it.
- RESTART PROHIBITED BY JES. THE JOB IS BEING CANCELED, PURGED,
OR REROUTED
- If the restart was expected to occur, determine the reason for
the cancellation, purge, or reroute. If the installation needs the
job or started task restarted, resubmit it.
- RESTART PROHIBITED BY JES. THE JOB HAS BEEN CANCELED OR REROUTED
- If the restart was expected to occur, determine the reason for
the cancellation or reroute. If the installation needs the job or
started task restarted, resubmit it.
- RESTART PROHIBITED BY JES. THE JOB HAS BEEN PURGED.
- If the restart was expected to occur, determine the reason for
the purge. If the installation needs the job or started task restarted,
resubmit it.
- RESTART PROHIBITED DUE TO JES BEING DOWN
- Restart the JES address space.
- RESTART PROHIBITED BY JES. THE JOB IS ALREADY ACTIVE.
- If the element was restarted under an automation product, make
the appropriate update to prevent duplicate restarts.
- START COMMAND ABORTED DUE TO LACK OF SYSTEM STORAGE.
- Relieve the storage shortage constraint and enter the START command
to restart the element.
Search problem reporting databases for a fix for
the problem. If no fix exists, contact the IBM Support Center. Provide the diagnostic code.
Source
Cross System Coupling Facility (SCXCF)
Module
IXCA3EEP, IXCA3ERS, IXCA3RIP, IXCA3RPR,
IXCA3SG0, IXCA3SJT, IXCA3XRP
Routing code
Descriptor code