Explanation
VTAM® issues
this message in response to a MODIFY USERVAR command when APPC=YES
is specified and applname is already using uservar.
Another USERVAR cannot be defined with APPC=YES for this application
program.
applname is the name of the application
program specified in the MODIFY USERVAR command.
uservar is
the name of the USERVAR the application program is already using.
System action
VTAM rejects
the command and no changes are made to the USERVAR table. Processing
continues.
Operator response
Determine which USERVAR the application program
should be using.
- If the application program is currently using an incorrect USERVAR,
then the application program will need to terminate (CLOSE ACB) its
connection to VTAM, which will
remove all knowledge of the incorrect USERVAR. Once the application
program’s connection to VTAM has
terminated, then the MODIFY USERVAR command can be issued to define
the correct USERVAR and the application program can re-establish (OPEN
ACB) its connection to VTAM.
- If the application program is currently using the correct USERVAR
and is :
- The active supplier of the services represented by the USERVAR,
redefine the USERVAR with the MODIFY USERVAR,APPC=YES command.
- Not the active supplier of the services represented by the USERVAR,
no action is required.
System programmer response
If the MODIFY USERVAR command was
issued through the program operator interface, determine which USERVAR
should be defined for the application program and correct the mechanism
that established the incorrect USERVAR definition.
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