z/OS Security Server RACF Messages and Codes
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4C7

z/OS Security Server RACF Messages and Codes
SA23-2291-00

4C7

Explanation

While RACF® was processing a non-SVC request, an error occurred in the RACF storage manager.

System action

The task ends.

Programmer response

Register 15 contains a hexadecimal reason code. (Message ICH409I, if issued, also contains this reason code.)
Code
Explanation
04
BAD LENGTH: The length of the area to get or free is not greater than zero.
08
BAD ALIGNMENT: The pointer to the area to free is not on a doubleword boundary.
0C
DUPLICATE FREEMAIN: The area to free has already been freed.
10
INCORRECT SUBPOOL: The subpool for the area to free is not the subpool in which the area is allocated.
14
INVALID OVERLAP: Part of the area to free equals part of the area allocated, but the match is not correct for either a full or partial FREEMAIN.
18
NOT FOUND: The area to free does not have a corresponding GETMAIN entry in the tracking table, and the caller did not specify that it should not have.
1C
FOUND: The area to free has a corresponding GETMAIN entry in the tracking table, and the caller specified that it should not have.
20
NOT FREED: There is a temporary area still allocated at the end of processing.
A0
A RACF module issued a get-space request. However, register 1 is not equal to zero and does not point to a buffer previously created by the program.
A4
A RACF module issued a get-space request. However, the subpool in register 0 is not the subpool in which the previously created buffer is allocated.
A8
A RACF module issued a free-space request. However, register 1 is equal to zero.
AC
A RACF module issued a free-space request. However, register 1 does not point to the buffer previously created by the program.

Problem determination

Using IPCS, format the dump taken for this abend. For an explanation of the dump title, see z/OS Security Server RACF Diagnosis Guide. Look at the messages in the job log for the name of the module calling RACF. For modules supplied by IBM®, search problem reporting databases for a fix for the problem. If no fix exists, contact the IBM support center.

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