IKT011I

Explanation
 TCAS issues this message in response to a TSO
MODIFY command requesting that TCAS accept or quiesce logons. VTAM® either failed to open the
TCAS ACB or failed to accept or quiesce logons to TSO.
 code (in
decimal) indicates the reason for the problem.  16
The SETLOGON macro, issued by TCAS to request VTAM to accept or reject logons, failed.
20
A VTAM OPEN macro could
not be processed because of a temporary storage shortage.
82
The VTAM operator entered
a HALT command, and VTAM is
shutting down.
84
Either the address supplied in the ACB’s APPLID field lies
beyond TCAS’s addressable range, or the name indicated by the
ACB’s APPLID field is not defined to VTAM. If the OPEN macro was specified correctly,
you might have left out TSO’s application program ID (which
is TSO) during VTAM definition.
86
A match for application program ID TSO was found, but it was for
an entry other than an APPL entry.
88
Another ACB, already opened by VTAM,
indicates the same application program ID (TSO) that this ACB does.
You might have assigned the same application program ID to two different
versions of TSO. This is valid only if the programs do not run (or
at least do not open their ACBs) concurrently.
90
The name (TSO) indicated by the ACB’s APPLID field is not
defined to VTAM.  This error
might have occurred because:  No APPL definition statement was coded for TSO.
The major node containing the APPL definition statement for TSO
has not been activated.
The major node containing the APPL definition statement for TSO
has been deactivated.

92
VTAM has been included
as part of the operating system, but it is inactive.
96
An apparent system error occurred. Either there is a defect in VTAM’s logic, or there is
an error in TCAS’s use of the OPEN macro that VTAM did not properly detect.
100
No more TSO user APPLIDs are available. You might have defined
too few TSO user APPLIDs.

System action
 Processing continues.

Operator response
 Save the system log for problem determination.

System programmer response
 Use the system log and reason code
to assist you in correcting the problem. See z/OS Communications Server: SNA Programming for
a description of the OPEN ACB and SETLOGON macros. See the z/OS Communications Server: SNA Diagnosis Vol
1, Techniques and Procedures for more information on TSO/VTAM logon problems.

Routing code
 1,8

Descriptor code
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