Evaluate the details listed by the $HASP608 message. This applies to all return codes.

For return codes 1 through 7, stop all JES2 functions (that is, drain all devices, lines, initiators, and stop all jobs), then reenter the $P JES2 command.

For RC=03, issue the $DPCE,ACTIVE>0 command to determine what PCEs have active work.

For RC=06, if necessary, enter a $P JES2,QUICK to have JES2 ignore these requests when withdrawing.

For RC=08, the $P JES2,ABEND command is required to end JES2.

For RC=09, you might be experiencing a temporary state or it might indicate that an address space is still actively making requests of JES2. If the condition does not clear and is the only reason code listed, then this is likely a system address space (request jobID). Issue a $DA,STC command to display all remaining address spaces. One of these is probably still actively requesting JES2 services.

For RC=10, issue the $DA,X command to get a list of active address spaces.

For RC=12, the alternate command processor is actively processing a command. The processor might be waiting for a module to load. Check for GRS contention on any data sets that are in the JES2 STEPLIB or in the link list concatenation.

For RC=13, if necessary, enter the $MSPL(source_volume),CANCEL command to cancel the migration. However, a specific migration might not be eligible for cancellation.

For RC=14, a checkpoint reconfiguration is in progress and must be completed.