Explanation
This message displays the systems in the sysplex
that this system was attempting to join.
In the message text:
- plexname
- Name of the sysplex this system is attempting to join.
- currdate
- Date when this system attempted to join the sysplex.
- currtime
- Time at which this system attempted to join the sysplex.
- sysname1
- A system in the sysplex.
- hh.mm.ss
- Timestamp of its last status update.
- state
- One of the following:
- BEING REMOVED
- XCF is removing the system from the sysplex. This can mean:
- A VARY XCF,sysname command was entered to remove
the system from the sysplex.
- The system lost signalling connectivity to the other systems in
the sysplex.
- The system lost access to the common clock being used by the sysplex.
- MNTR DETECT STOP
- The system has not updated its status on the couple data set within
the time interval specified on that system's COUPLExx parmlib member.
This can mean:
- The system is issuing an SVC dump.
- The system is going through reconfiguration.
- A spin loop is occurring.
- The operator pressed stop.
- The system is in a restartable wait state.
- The system lost access to the couple data set.
- BEING CLEANED UP
- XCF is in the process of removing a system from the sysplex.
- ACTIVE
- The system is running and has updated its status on the couple
data set within the last time interval as defined in the system's
COUPLExx parmlib member.
System action
The system issues prompt IXC207A.
Operator response
If this system is listed among the systems
in IXC218I, XCF has determined that a system by that name is already
in the sysplex. This could mean two things:
- This system was IPLed with a system name that duplicates an active
system
- The other system with this system's name was intended to be removed
from the sysplex prior to this system's IPL.
Either re-IPL this system with a different system name
or partition the other system and reset it. At that point, you can
respecify your COUPLExx parmlib member in response to IXC207A and
bring that system into the sysplex.
System programmer response
Issue D R,R from another system.
- If IXC102A is outstanding, this would indicate that the partitioning
process has started, but is waiting for the operator to confirm that
it is finished before allowing the system to rejoin the sysplex.
- If IXC102A is not outstanding, then the IPLing system duplicates
an active system. Either it must be partitioned and reset, or the
IPLing system must be re-IPLed with a different name.
Source
Cross System Coupling Facility (SCXCF)
Routing code
Descriptor code