Using information from SYS1.LOGREC
SYS1.LOGREC keeps records of unusual runtime events, such as exceptions or unexpected return codes from calls to system services. It records hardware errors, selected software errors, and selected system conditions in the LOGREC data set. You can use the LOGREC data set as a starting point for diagnosing a problem. It supplies symptom data about the failure and shows the order in which errors occurred. After you have collected this information, you should report the problem to the IBM® support center.
The following table describes the contents of the LOGREC data for PKI Services:
CSECT | Description |
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IKYP0N IKYP81 IKYP8A IKYP8B | Issued when an ABEND occurs in the one of the
CSECTs running on the Monitor Thread. Primary symptom string:
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IKYP8A | Issued when an exception is caught in the service
thread routine IKYP8A01 or in the services thread request routine
IKYP8A02. Primary symptom string:
Secondary symptom string:
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IKYP8B | Issued when an ABEND occurs in the PC routine
(or helper routines). Primary symptom string:
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IKYSCHDR | Issued from the dispatcher() function when an
exception is caught while creating and posting a CRL to LDAP. Primary
symptom string:
Secondary symptom string:
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IKYSTART | Issued when an exception occurs during daily_timer() processing
(general housekeeping for certificate requests and issued certificates). Primary
symptom string:
Secondary symptom string:
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IKYTIMER | Issued when an exception is caught while processing
a timer event in wakeup_rtn(). Primary symptom string:
Secondary symptom string:
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