Messages FT500 through FT599 (BMC AMI Ops Monitor for CICS)

This group includes messages for the

BMC AMI Ops Monitor for CICS

product.

Number

Description

FT500

AT LEAST ONE FIELD MUST BE SELECTED

Explanation: The user has pressed ENTER in the USER GRAPH facility. However, no fields have been selected. The selection panel is redisplayed.

User response: Select the field(s) by either entering a character or a number in the range 1 to 6.

FT501

UNABLE TO DISPLAY DATASPACE FILES, USE WINDOWS CHISTORY.

Explanation: A request was made in the History Facility. However, the History Transaction File for the specified CICS region is defined to use and dataspace. It cannot be used from the Full Screen history facility. The History Facility is not available for the CICS Region.

User response: Use the Windowing environment to view history contained in data spaces.

FT502

MEMBER XXXXXXXX NOT FOUND TO SET

Explanation: The user issued a SET request in the USER GRAPH facility. However, the graph set member specified could not be found in the user profile data set. The selection panel is redisplayed.

User response: The graph set name can be specified as either XXX if it begins CMRGS, or in full. Correct the name specified.

FT503

NO APPLICABLE FIELD FOR THIS SELECTION LIST

Explanation: The user issued a SET request in the USER GRAPH facility. However, the graph set member specified did not contain any fields that are on the current selection list. The selection panel is redisplayed.

User response: The graph set name specified was probably for a different selection list. Specify another graph set or select up to 6 fields.

FT504

MEMBER XXXXXXX EXISTS, NOT REPLACED

Explanation: The user issued a SAVE request in the USER GRAPH facility. However, the graph set member specified already exists in the user profile data set. The graph set member is not replaced.

User response: If you want to overwrite the member, use the REPLACE command. If you want to create a new member, specify a different name.

FT505

MEMBER XXXXXXX NOT CREATED

Explanation: The user issued a SAVE request in the USER GRAPH facility. However, the graph set member could not be saved in the user profile data set. The graph set member is not saved.

User response: The user profile data set may be out of directory blocks or space. Determine why it can not be updated, correct the difficulty and retry your request.

FT506

MEMBER XXXXXXX CREATED

Explanation: The user issued a SAVE request in the USER GRAPH facility. The graph set member specified has been created in the user profile data set. The graph set member has been created.

User response: No action is required. The graph set member may be later recalled using the SELECT command.

FT507

MEMBER XXXXXXX REPLACED

Explanation: The user issued a SAVE request in the USER GRAPH facility. The graph set member specified has been replaced in the user profile data set. The graph set member has been replaced.

User response: No action is required. The graph set member may be later recalled using the SELECT command.

FT508

MEMBER NAME SPECIFICATION IS INVALID

Explanation: The user issued a SAVE request in the USER GRAPH facility. The graph set member specified is not a valid graph set member name. The graph set member is not saved.

User response: The graph set name can be specified as either XXX if it begins CMRGS, or in full. Correct the name specified.

FT509

NO EXISTING REVIEW LIST FOUND

Explanation: The user issued a REVIEW request in the USER GRAPH facility. However, the necessary review list could not be found in the user profile data set. An empty review list is presented.

User response: You may create a new review list by entering the command UPDATE and providing the values. If you expect a review list to be found, check the profile data set concatenation for a missing data set. The member name will be CMRUGVn, where n is the USER GRAPH selection list in use.

FT510

DUPLICATE SELECTION NUMBER ENCOUNTERED

Explanation: The user has pressed ENTER in the USER GRAPH facility. However, during selection processing, the same selection number was found more than once. The selection panel is redisplayed.

User response: Change one of the duplicate selection numbers to another number in the range 1 to 6. You may also remove one of the numbers.

FT511

NUMBERS AND ALPHA CHARACTERS CAN NOT BE MIXED

Explanation: The user has pressed ENTER in the USER GRAPH facility. However, during selection processing, the same selection number was found more than once. The selection panel is redisplayed.

User response: Selection should be done using all alpha characters or all numbers in the range 1 to 6.

FT512

A MAXIMUM OF SIX SELECTIONS ARE ALLOWED

Explanation: The user has pressed ENTER in the USER GRAPH facility. However, during selection processing, more than six fields have been selected. The selection panel is redisplayed.

User response: Remove field selections until only six remain. You may also use the RESET command to clear all fields and begin again.

FT513

INVALID SELECTION CHARACTER ENCOUNTERED

Explanation: The user has pressed ENTER in the USER GRAPH facility. However, during selection processing, an invalid selection value was found. The selection panel is redisplayed.

User response: Selection should be done using alpha characters, A to Z, or numbers in the range 1 to 6.

FT514

SAVE COMMAND IS ONLY VALID IN SELECTION LIST

Explanation: The SAVE command was entered while viewing a graph display. SAVE is only valid in the user graph selection list displays. The graph set is not saved.

User response: To save the graph set, press the END PF key (usually PF3/PF15) to return to the user graph selection list and then enter SAVE. If the graph was not invoked from the user graph selection lists it cannot be saved.

FT515

CICS MONITORING FACILITY NOT ACCESSABLE

Explanation: The display cannot be built because the CICS monitoring facility cannot be accessed. No data will be displayed.

User response: No action is necessary.

FT517

DB2 INTERFACE xxxxxxxxxxx FOR DB2 ID (nnnn)

Explanation: The CICS to DB2 interface between the CICS and the DB2 identified by the 'nnnn' is AVAILABLE or UNAVAILABLE. Informational message.

User response: This message can be used to detect problems with the DB2 interface.

FT518

IMS INTERFACE xxxxxxxxxxx FOR IMS ID (nnnn)

Explanation: The CICS to DB2 interface between the CICS and the IMS identified by the 'nnnn' is AVAILABLE or UNAVAILABLE. Informational message.

User response: This message can be used to detect problems with the IMS interface.

FT519

cicsname VTAM ACB IS xxxxxxx

Explanation: The CICS VTAM ACB is either OPEN or CLOSED. Informational message.

User response: This message can be used to detect problems with the VTAM ACB

FT521

UNABLE TO PROCESS REQUEST

Explanation: The MainView for CICS request could not complete against the target region. The request is not processed.

User response: Enter the correct name of the CICS region in the upper right hand corner of the display in the CICS===> field. If your target is valid, it is possible that the definition in BBIJNT00 of the processing BBI-SS does not correctly define the region as TYPE=CICS.

FT522

EXTRACTOR NOT ACTIVE

Explanation: In order to satisfy the GRAPH request the MainView for CICS extractor must be active in the CICS region. No data will be displayed.

User response: Initiate the extractor in the CICS region.

FT523

NO AUXILIARY TEMPORARY STORAGE GENERATED

Explanation: The user has requested the TEMPXPND service but the display cannot be produced because this CICS region does not have Auxiliary Temporary Storage defined. No data will be displayed.

User response: No action is necessary.

FT524

CANNOT EXPAND TERMINAL XXXXXXXX

Explanation: The user has requested the TERMXPND service but the display cannot be produced because this terminal could not be found or this terminal type cannot be expanded. Surrogate and Skeleton terminal entries cannot be expanded. No data will be displayed.

User response: The Locate command may be used to select another terminal. The command 'L *' will locate the first terminal definition.

FT525

CANNOT EXPAND FILE XXXXXXXX

Explanation: The user has requested the FILEXPN2 service but the display cannot be produced. This may occur if the file could not be found. In addition, the FILEXPN2 service is not available for the following types of files:

files that are not open VSAM clusters
remote files
files using record-level sharing (RLS)
files that are in the process of being closed

No data will be displayed.

User response: The Locate command may be used to select another file. The command 'L *' will locate the first file defined.

FT526

CANNOT EXPAND FILE XXXXXXXX

Explanation: The user has requested the FILEXPND service but the display cannot be produced. This is because the file could not be located. In order for this display to be produced the file must be defined in the File Control Table (FCT). No data will be displayed.

User response: The Locate command may be used to select another file. The command 'L *' will locate the first file defined.

FT527

CICS/DB2 ATTACHMENT INACTIVE - RCT NOT FOUND

Explanation: The MainView for CICS request could not locate the DB2 Resource Control Table due to the attachment being inactive. The request is not processed.

User response: Ensure that the CICS/DB2 Attachment is started via the IBM supplied transaction DSNC before attempting this command. MainView for CICS requires the DB2 attachment to be active in order to complete the PLAN, PLANXPND, DB2SYSP, DB2TASK, and 'TRAN * 2' commands.

FT528

NO DL/I GENERATED

Explanation: The target CICS system does not have local DL/I generated. No data will be displayed.

User response: No action is necessary.

FT529

CANNOT EXPAND DATABASE XXXXXXXX

Explanation: The user has requested the DDIRXPND or DDIRXPN2 service but the display cannot be produced. This is because the database could not be located. No data will be displayed.

User response: The Locate command may be used to select another database. The command 'L *' will locate the first defined database.

FT530

CANNOT EXPAND DATABASE XXXXXXXX

Explanation: The user has requested the DDIRXPN2 service but the display cannot be produced. This may be because the database could not be found or the database does not have an underlying open VSAM cluster. No data will be displayed.

User response: The Locate command may be used to select another database. The command 'L *' will locate the first defined database.

FT531

UNKNOWN VTAM RELEASE/VERSION

Explanation: The VTAM release or version is not supported. Most likely a new version or release has been installed and this program needs to be updated to support the new VTAM. No data will be displayed.

User response: Contact you customer support representative.

FT532

NO VTAM GENERATED

Explanation: The MVS system does not have VTAM generated. No data will be displayed.

User response: No action is necessary.

FT533

VTAM CONTROL BLOCK ERROR

Explanation: An error in a VTAM control block has been found. Most likely a new version or release has been installed and this program needs to be updated to support the new VTAM. No data will be displayed.

User response: Contact you customer support representative.

FT534

CANNOT EXPAND TRAN XXXXXXXX

Explanation: The user has requested the TRANXPND service but the display cannot be produced. This is because the transaction ID could not be found. No data will be displayed.

User response: The Locate command may be used to select another transaction ID. The command 'L *' will locate the first transaction ID defined.

FT535

TASK 00000 IS NO LONGER EXECUTING OR CANNOT BE EXPANDED

Explanation: The user has requested a task expansion that cannot be produced. Most likely the task has ended. Also this message may be produced when trying to expand some system tasks or a task that has not yet been dispatched. No data will be displayed.

User response: No action is necessary.

FT536

TRAN ____ TASK _____ DB2 THREAD WAIT nnn.n SECS > ttt.t

Explanation: The THREAD WAIT incurred by the task exceeds the threshold. Informational message.

User response: This message can be used to identify tasks that wait for thread assignment by the Attachment Facility. Excessive waits by the same transaction indicates that the number of threads activated in the Resource Control Table (RCT) entry for the transaction are probably insufficient.

FT537

PLAN ________ HAD ____ TASKS WAITING FOR THREAD > tt

Explanation: The number of tasks waiting on threads for a PLAN or DB2Entry has exceeded the threshold. Informational message.

User response: The name listed after the word PLAN is the DB2 plan name for CICS 4.1 and CTS 1.1 or the DB2Entry name for CTS 1.2 and above. This message can be used to identify those PLAN (for CTS 1.1 and CICS 4.1) or DB2Entry (for CTS 1.2 and above) that have thread waits as a result of insufficient resources allocated to them in the Resource Control Table (RCT) or the DB2Entry. Ensure that the thread types (THRDM, THRDA, THRDS) and their values are correctly defined for the PLAN or DB2Entry based on its frequency of use by the CICS/DB2 transactions.

FT538

TRAN ____ TASK ___ SQL (XXXXXX) WAIT nnn.n > ttt.t

Explanation: The elapsed time for the SQL request, identified by XXXXXX, for the task has exceeded the threshold. Informational message.

User response: This message can be used to identify those tasks that are getting a poor response from the DB2 Subsystem as a result of issuing SQL requests. For example, an INSERT or a SELECT may take excessively long to complete. This may be due to the fact that the DB2 Table space needs to be re-organized, or that an excessive number of rows are being manipulated.

FT539

TRAN aaaa TASK nnnnn ISSUED xxxxxx DB CALLS

Explanation: Database calls issued by this task exceed the threshold. Informational message.

User response: This message can be used to detect tasks that are performing excessive database calls.

FT540

TRAN XXXXXXXX TASK 00000 USING NNNNNNK OF 24bit STG

Explanation: Total storage for the task exceeds the threshold. Informational message.

User response: This message can be used to detect tasks that are not releasing CICS dynamic storage. CMRPROB

FT541

TRAN XXXXXXXX TASK 00000 USING NNNNNNK OF 31bit STG

Explanation: Total storage for the task exceeds the threshold for the extended subpools. Informational message.

User response: This message can be used to detect tasks that are not releasing CICS dynamic storage. CMRPROB

FT542

CICS PRIVATE STORAGE IN USE AT NNNN.N PERCENT

Explanation: Percentage of storage below the line being used by CICS exceeds the threshold for the private MVS storage. Informational message.

User response: This message can be used to identify over or under allocation of memory.

FT543

CICS EXT-PRIVATE STORAGE IN USE AT NNNN.N PERCENT

Explanation: Percentage of storage above the line being used by CICS exceeds the threshold for the extended private MVS storage. Informational message.

User response: This message can be used to identify over or under allocation of memory.

FT544

USER CPU IS CURRENTLY IN USE AT NNNN.N PERCENT

Explanation: The percentage of the CPU being consumed by CICS application programs exceeds the threshold of the CICS user cpu. Informational message.

User response: This message can be used to monitor the CPU usage of CICS application programs.

FT545

CICS TS MAIN USING NNNNNNK OF STORAGE

Explanation: Total virtual storage being used by data put into CICS TS Main exceeds the threshold for the Temporary Storage Main. Informational message.

User response: This message can be used to detect tasks that are not deleting data put into Temporary Storage Main.

FT546

CICS TS AUX USING NNNNNNK OF STORAGE

Explanation: Total virtual storage being used by data put into CICS TS Aux exceeds the threshold for the Temporary Storage Auxiliary Informational message.

User response: This message can be used to detect tasks that are not deleting data put into Temporary Storage Auxiliary.

FT547

CICS TD DFHINTRA IN USE AT NNNN.N PERCENT

Explanation: The Transient Data DFHINTRA dataset exceeds the in percentage threshold. Informational message.

User response: This message can be used to detect tasks that are not deleting data put into Transient Data storage.

FT550I

FT550E

SETDB2C COMPLETE DB2CONN aaaaaaaa vvvvvvvv result

SETDB2C FAILED DB2CONN aaaaaaaa vvvvvvvv result
==> rrrrrrrr

Explanation: A request to SET (SETDB2C) the attributes of an installed DB2CONN resource has been processed. This message contains information describing the SET request and the result of processing the request. More information describing the DB2CONN SET command processing may be found in the CICS Transaction Server for z/OS System Programming Reference document. This message contains the following variable text:

aaaaaaaa—The attribute being changed.
vvvvvvvv —The value that is being changed to.
result —Possible values:
- NORMAL—Set request successful
- INVREQ—Invalid request with reason in rrrrrrrr
- NOTAUTH—User not authorized with reason in rrrrrrrr
- NOTFOUND—DB2CONN not installed
- UNKNOWN—The SET DB2CONN command returned an RESP2 value that is not recognized by the CMRFCMDn command processor. RESP2 value in rrrrrr.
rrrrrrrr —Reason for the failed SET command.

The request to SET the DB2CONN attribute has been processed.

User response: Refer to the CICS Transaction Server for z/OS System Programming Reference document for more information related to the RESP2 values listed above.

If MainView for CICS security is active, authority is checked for the user that enters the action command before the request is passed to FCD2 for processing.

For result of UNKNOWN, refer to the CICS System Programming Reference for the explanation of the RESP2 in rrrrrrrr. Contact BMC Software support and report the unknown RESP2 value.

FT551I

FT551E

SETDB2E COMPLETE DB2ENTRY aaaaaaaa vvvvvvvv result

SETDB2E FAILED DB2ENTRY aaaaaaaa vvvvvvvv result
==> rrrrrrrr

Explanation: A request to SET (SETDB2E) the attributes of an installed DB2ENTRY resource has been processed. This message contains information describing the SET request and the result of processing the request. More information describing the DB2ENTRY SET command processing may be found in the CICS Transaction Server for z/OS System Programming Reference document. This message contains the following variable text:

aaaaaaaa—The attribute being changed.
vvvvvvvv —The value that is being changed to.
result —Possible values:
- NORMAL—Set request successful
- INVREQ—Invalid request with reason in rrrrrrrr
- NOTAUTH—User not authorized with reason in rrrrrrrr
- NOTFOUND—DB2ENTRY not installed
- UNKNOWN—The SET DB2ENTRY command returned an RESP2 value that is not recognized by the CMRFCMDn command processor. RESP2 value in rrrrrr.
rrrrrrrr —Reason for the failed SET command.

The request to SET the DB2ENTRY attribute has been processed.

User response: Refer to the CICS Transaction Server for z/OS System Programming Reference document for more information related to the RESP2 values listed above.

If MainView for CICS security is active, authority is checked for the user that enters the action command before the request is passed to FCD2 for processing.

For result of UNKNOWN, refer to the CICS System Programming Reference for the explanation of the RESP2 in rrrrrrrr. Contact BMC Customer Support and report the unknown RESP2 value.

FT552I

FT552E

SETDB2T COMPLETE DB2TRAN aaaaaaaa vvvvvvvv result

SETDB2T FAILED DB2TRAN aaaaaaaa vvvvvvvv result
==> rrrrrrrr

Explanation: A request to SET (SETDB2T) the attributes of an installed DB2TRAN resource has been processed. This message contains information describing the SET request and the result of processing the request. More information describing the DB2TRAN SET command processing may be found in the CICS Transaction Server for z/OS System Programming Reference document. This message contains the following variable text:

aaaaaaaa—The attribute being changed.
vvvvvvvv —The value that is being changed to.
result —Possible values:
- NORMAL—Set request successful
- INVREQ—Invalid request with reason in rrrrrrrr
- NOTAUTH—User not authorized with reason in rrrrrrrr
- NOTFOUND—DB2TRAN not installed
- UNKNOWN—The SET DB2TRAN command returned an RESP2 value that is not recognized by the CMRFCMDn command processor. RESP2 value in rrrrrr.
rrrrrrrr —Reason for the failed SET command.

The request to SET the DB2TRAN attribute has been processed.

User response: Refer to the CICS Transaction Server for z/OS System Programming Reference document for more information related to the RESP2 values listed above.

If MainView for CICS security is active, authority is checked for the user that enters the action command before the request is passed to FCD2 for processing.

FT553E
FT553I

SETAINS FAILED condition keyword(value) reason
SETAINS COMPLETE condition keyword(value) reason

Explanation: A request to SET the AUTOINSTALL attribute has been processed. This message contains information describing the SET AUTOINSTALL request and the result of processing the request. More information describing the SET AUTOINSTALL command processing may be found in the CICS Transaction Server for z/OS System Programming Reference document. This message contains the following variable text:

keyword(value)—The set request attributes.

condition and reason:

condition	reasons	RESP2
NORMAL	REQUEST SUCCESSFUL	0
INVREQ	Invalid Request:
	Z/OS SERVER NOT IN USE	1
	VALUE NOT IN RANGE 0-999	2
	INVOKED MODULE NOT FOUND	4
	INVALID CONSOLES CVDA VALUE	20
	INVALID AIBRIDGE CVDA VALUE	41
	VALUE NOT NUMERIC	N/A
PGMIDERR	Invalid Program: NAMED PROGRAM NOT FOUND	3
NOTAUTH	User Not Authorized: NOT AUTHORIZED FOR COMMAND	100
Any Condition	Error Building Text: UNDEFINED EIBRESP2 VALUE: nnn The SET AUTOINSTALL command returned an RESP2 value that is not recognized by the CMRFRE3n command processor.	nnn
INTERNAL	Internal Error: INVALID REQUEST TOKEN	N/A

The request to set AUTOINSTALL has been processed.

User response: Refer to the IBM CICS Transaction Server for z/OS System Programming Reference document for more information related to the RESP2 values listed above.

If MainView for CICS security is active, authority is checked for the user that enters the action command before the request is passed to FCD2 for processing.

FT554E
FT554I

SETDSHP FAILED condition keyword(value) reason
SETDSHP COMPLETE condition keyword(value) reason

Explanation: A request to SET the DELETSHIPPED attribute has been processed. This message contains information describing the SET DELETSHIPPED request and the result of processing the request. More information describing the SET DELETSHIPPED command processing may be found in the CICS Transaction Server for z/OS System Programming Reference document. This message contains the following variable text:

keyword(value)—The set request attributes.

condition and reason:

condition	reasons	RESP2
NORMAL	REQUEST SUCCESSFUL	0
INVREQ	Invalid Request:
	INTERVAL VALUE IS INVALID	1
	IDLE VALUE IS INVALID	5
	VALUE NOT NUMERIC	N/A
NOTAUTH	User Not Authorized: NOT AUTHORIZED FOR COMMAND	100
Any Condition	Error Building Text: UNDEFINED EIBRESP2 VALUE: nnn The SET DELETSHIPPED command returned an RESP2 value that is not recognized by the CMRFRE3n command processor.	nnn
INTERNAL	Internal Error: INVALID REQUEST TOKEN	N/A

The request to set DELETSHIPPED has been processed.

User response: Refer to the IBM CICS Transaction Server for z/OS System Programming Reference document for more information related to the RESP2 values listed above.

If MainView for CICS security is active, authority is checked for the user that enters the action command before the request is passed to FCD2 for processing.

FT555E
FT555I

SETDISP FAILED condition keyword(value) reason
SETDISP COMPLETE condition keyword(value) reason

Explanation: A request to SET the DISPATCHER attribute has been processed. This message contains information describing the SET DISPATCHER request and the result of processing the request. More information describing the SET DISPATCHER command processing may be found in the CICS Transaction Server for z/OS System Programming Reference document. This message contains the following variable text:

keyword(value)—The set request attributes.

condition and reason:

condition	reasons	RESP2
NORMAL	REQUEST SUCCESSFUL	0
INVREQ	Invalid Request:
	VALUE NOT IN RANGE 100-3600000	5
	VALUE NOT IN RANGE 500-2700000	6
	VALUE NOT IN RANGE 1-255	7
	LESS THAN SCANDELAY	13
	VALUE NOT IN RANGE 0-65535	14
	VALUE NOT IN RANGE 0-5000	15
	VALUE LESS THAN DB2CONN TCBLIMIT	26
	VALUE NOT IN RANGE 1-999	27
	VALUE NOT IN RANGE 1-999	28
	VALUE NOT IN RANGE 1-1024	30
	VALUE NOT IN RANGE 1-999	31
	VALUE NOT NUMERIC	N/A
NOTAUTH	User Not Authorized: NOT AUTHORIZED FOR COMMAND	100
Any Condition	Error Building Text: UNDEFINED EIBRESP2 VALUE: nnn The SET DISPATCHER command returned an RESP2 value that is not recognized by the CMRFRE3n command processor.	nnn
INTERNAL	Internal Error: INVALID REQUEST TOKEN	N/A

The request to set DISPATCHER has been processed.

User response: Refer to the IBM CICS Transaction Server for z/OS System Programming Reference document for more information related to the RESP2 values listed above.

If MainView for CICS security is active, authority is checked for the user that enters the action command before the request is passed to FCD2 for processing.

FT556E
FT556I

SETEVPR FAILED condition keyword(value) reason
SETEVPR COMPLETE condition keyword(value) reason

Explanation: A request to SET the EVENTPROCESS attribute has been processed. This message contains information describing the SET EVENTPROCESS request and the result of processing the request. More information describing the SET EVENTPROCESS command processing may be found in the CICS Transaction Server for z/OS System Programming Reference document. This message contains the following variable text:

keyword(value)—The set request attributes.

condition and reason:

condition	reasons	RESP2
NORMAL	REQUEST SUCCESSFUL	0
INVREQ	Invalid Request:
	CANNOT START WHILE DRAINING	4
	INVALID EPSTATUS CVDA VALUE	5
	VALUE NOT NUMERIC	N/A
NOTAUTH	User Not Authorized: NOT AUTHORIZED FOR COMMAND	100
Any Condition	Error Building Text: UNDEFINED EIBRESP2 VALUE: nnn The SET EVENTPROCESS command returned an RESP2 value that is not recognized by the CMRFRE3n command processor.	nnn
INTERNAL	Internal Error: INVALID REQUEST TOKEN	N/A

The request to set EVENTPROCESS has been processed.

User response: Refer to the IBM CICS Transaction Server for z/OS System Programming Reference document for more information related to the RESP2 values listed above.

If MainView for CICS security is active, authority is checked for the user that enters the action command before the request is passed to FCD2 for processing.

FT557E
FT557I

SETIRC FAILED condition keyword(value) reason
SETIRC COMPLETE condition keyword(value) reason

Explanation: A request to SET the IRC attribute has been processed. This message contains information describing the SET IRC request and the result of processing the request. More information describing the SET IRC command processing may be found in the CICS Transaction Server for z/OS System Programming Reference document. This message contains the following variable text:

keyword(value)—The set request attributes.

condition and reason:

condition	reasons	RESP2
NORMAL	REQUEST SUCCESSFUL	0
INVREQ	Invalid Request:
	REQUIRED PROGRAM UNAVILABLE	1
	INVALID OPENSTATUS CVDA VALUE	2
	CICS INITIALIZED WITH ISC=NO	4
	NO CONNECTION DEFINED	5
	Z/OS SERVER - BLANK CICS APPLID	6
	Z/OS SERVER - BLANK CICS APPLID	7
	REJECTED - MAXIMUM LOGONS	8
	DFHIRP MODULE BELOW REQUIRED LEVEL	18
IOERR	I/O Error:
	INITIALIZATION FAILED	12
	LOGON TO IRC FAILED	13
	ATTACH OF CSNC FAILED	14
	ERROR CLOSING IRC	15
NOSTG	No Storage:
	NO CICS STORAGE FOR REQUEST	9
	NO MVS STORAGE FOR SVC BLOCK	10
	NO MVS STORAGE FOR SUBSYS BLOCK	11
NOTAUTH	User Not Authorized: NOT AUTHORIZED FOR COMMAND	100
Any Condition	Error Building Text: UNDEFINED EIBRESP2 VALUE: nnn The SET IRC command returned an RESP2 value that is not recognized by the CMRFRE3n command processor.	nnn
INTERNAL	Internal Error: INVALID REQUEST TOKEN	N/A

The request to set IRC has been processed.

User response: Refer to the IBM CICS Transaction Server for z/OS System Programming Reference document for more information related to the RESP2 values listed above.

If MainView for CICS security is active, authority is checked for the user that enters the action command before the request is passed to FCD2 for processing.

FT558E
FT558I

SETMONR FAILED condition keyword(value) reason
SETMONR COMPLETE condition keyword(value) reason

Explanation: A request to SET the MONITOR attribute has been processed. This message contains information describing the SET MONITOR request and the result of processing the request. More information describing the SET MONITOR command processing may be found in the CICS Transaction Server for z/OS System Programming Reference document. This message contains the following variable text:

keyword(value)—The set request attributes.

condition and reason:

condition	reasons	RESP2
NORMAL	REQUEST SUCCESSFUL	0
INVREQ	Invalid Request:
	INVALID STATUS VALUE	1
	INVALID PERFCLASS VALUE	2
	INVALID EXCEPTCLASS VALUE	3
	INVALID CONVERSEST VALUE	5
	INVALID SYNCPOINTST VALUE	6
	INVALID FREQUENCY VALUE	7
	INVALID FREQUENCY HOURS	8
	INVALID FREQUENCY MINUTES	9
	INVALID FREQUENCY SECONDS	10
	INVALID COMPRESSST VALUE	11
	VALUE NOT IN RANGE 0-64	12
	VALUE NOT IN RANGE 0-64	13
	VALUE NOT IN RANGE 0-64	14
	VALUE NOT NUMERIC	N/A
NOTAUTH	User Not Authorized:
	INVALID IDNTYCLASS VALUE	15
	NOT AUTHORIZED FOR COMMAND	100
Any Condition	Error Building Text: UNDEFINED EIBRESP2 VALUE: nnn The SET MONITOR command returned an RESP2 value that is not recognized by the CMRFRE3n command processor.	nnn
INTERNAL	Internal Error: INVALID REQUEST TOKEN	N/A

The request to set MONITOR has been processed.

User response: Refer to the IBM CICS Transaction Server for z/OS System Programming Reference document for more information related to the RESP2 values listed above.

If MainView for CICS security is active, authority is checked for the user that enters the action command before the request is passed to FCD2 for processing.

FT559E
FT559I

SETSTAT FAILED condition keyword(value) reason
SETSTAT COMPLETE condition keyword(value) reason

Explanation: A request to SET the STATISTICS attribute has been processed. This message contains information describing the SET STATISTICS request and the result of processing the request. More information describing the SET STATISTICS command processing may be found in the CICS Transaction Server for z/OS System Programming Reference document. This message contains the following variable text:

keyword(value)—The set request attributes.

condition and reason:

condition	reasons	RESP2
NORMAL	REQUEST SUCCESSFUL	0
INVREQ	Invalid Request:
	INTERVAL IS NOT IN RANGE	1
	EODTIME IS NOT IN RANGE	2
	INVALID RECORDING VALUE	3
	INTERVALHRS IS NOT IN RANGE	4
	INTERVALMINS IS NOT IN RANGE	5
	INTERVALSECS IS NOT IN RANGE	6
	INVALID COMBINATION FOR INTERVAL	7
	ENDOFDAYHRS IS NOT IN RANGE	8
	ENDOFDAYMINS IS NOT IN RANGE	9
	ENDOFDAYSECS IS NOT IN RANGE	10
	RECORDING VALUE NOT CHANGED	11
	VALUE NOT NUMERIC	N/A
NOTAUTH	User Not Authorized: NOT AUTHORIZED FOR COMMAND	100
Any Condition	Error Building Text: UNDEFINED EIBRESP2 VALUE: nnn The SET STATISTICS command returned an RESP2 value that is not recognized by the CMRFRE3n command processor.	nnn
INTERNAL	Internal Error: INVALID REQUEST TOKEN	N/A

The request to set STATISTICS has been processed.

User response: Refer to the IBM CICS Transaction Server for z/OS System Programming Reference document for more information related to the RESP2 values listed above.

If MainView for CICS security is active, authority is checked for the user that enters the action command before the request is passed to FCD2 for processing.

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SETENQM FAILED enqmodel value reason
SETENQM COMPLETE enqmodel value reason

Explanation: A request to SET the ENQMODEL attribute has been processed. This message contains information describing the ENQMODEL request and the result of processing the request. More information describing the EXEC CICS SET ENQMODEL command processing may be found in the CICS Transaction Server for z/OS System Programming Reference document. This message contains the following variable text:

enqmodel—ENQMODEL name.
value —Attribute value to be set.
reason —Reason text for the RESP2 value.

Condition	Description and reasons	RESP2
NORMAL	Request successful	0
INVREQ	Invalid Request:
	The attempt to enable/disable an ENQMODEL failed, because a more generic ENQMODEL is enabled.	2
	STATE has an invalid CVDA value.	3
	The ENQMODEL is in the WAITING state.	4
NOTFIND	The specified ENQMODEL is not installed on this system.	1
NOTAUTH	The user associated with the issuing task is not authorized to use this command.	100

The request to set the ENQMODEL parameters has been processed.

User response: Refer to the IBM CICS Transaction Server for z/OS System Programming Reference document for more information related to the RESP2 values listed above.

For condition NOTAUTH review the CICS job output for authorization failures associated with MainView for CICS transaction FCD2. Examine the User ID, the resource name, and resource class to determine the cause of the failure. This transaction invokes program CMRFCMDn to process the SET ENQMODEL action command.

If MainView for CICS security is active, authority is checked for the user that enters the action command before the request is passed to FCD2 for processing.

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SETTCLAS FAILED keyword VALUE TO value tclass reason
SETTCLAS COMPLETE keyword VALUE IS value tclass reason

Explanation: A request to SET the Transaction Class attribute has been processed. This message contains information describing the SET TCLASS request and the result of processing the request. More information describing the EXEC CICS SET TCLASS command processing may be found in the CICS Transaction Server for z/OS System Programming Reference document. This message contains the following variable text:

keyword— TCLASS attribute keyword.
value —Attribute value to be set.
tclass —Transaction Class name.
reason —Reason text for the RESP2 value.

Condition	Description and reasons	RESP2
NORMAL	Request completed normally. (REQUEST SUCCESSFUL)	0
TCIDERR	Transaction Class not found. (INVALID CLASS)	1
INVREQ	MAXACTIVE value not in range 0-9999. (INVALID MAXACTIVE RANGE)	2
INVREQ	PURGETHRESH value not in range 0-1000000. (INVALID PURGETHRESH RANGE)	3
NOTAUTH	User Not Authorized for command. (USER NOT AUTHORIZED)	100
INTERNAL	Internal error occurred. (NON-NUMERIC DATA)	N/A

The request to set the TCLASS parameters has been processed.

User response: Refer to the IBM CICS Transaction Server for z/OS System Programming Reference document for more information related to the RESP2 values listed above.

If MainView for CICS security is active, authority is checked for the user that enters the action command before the request is passed to FCD2 for processing.

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SETTCPSV FAILED keyword VALUE TO value service reason
SETTCPSV COMPLETE keyword VALUE IS value service reason

Explanation: A request to SET the TCPIP Service attribute has been processed. This message contains information describing the SET TCP/IP Service request and the result of processing the request. More information describing the EXEC CICS SET TCPIPSERVICE command processing may be found in the CICS Transaction Server for z/OS System Programming Reference document. This message contains the following variable text:

keyword —TCPIPSERVICE attribute keyword.
value —Status/Action and value to be set.
service —TCP/IP Service name.
reason —Reason text for the RESP2 value.

Condition	Description and reasons	RESP2
NORMAL	REQUEST SUCCESSFUL	0
NOTFND	Named TCP/IP Service not found. TCPIPSERVICE NOT FOUND	3
INVREQ	Invalid Request:
	TCPIP=NO IS DEFINED	4
	TCP/IP STATUS IS CLOSED	5
	PORT NUMBER IS BEING USED	7
	NOT AUTHORIZED FOR PORT	8
	TCPIPSERVICE NOT CLOSED	9
	UNKNOWN IP ADDRESS	10
	INVALID KEYWORD VALUE	11
	OPENSTATUS DOES NOT ALLOW	12
	TCP/IP IS INACTIVE	13
	MAXSOCKETS LIMIT REACHED	14
	IIOPLISTENER=NO IS DEFINED	17
	IP ADDRESS OR HOST UNKNOWN	19
	SPECIFTCPS IS NOT INSTALLED	20
	SPECIFTCPS IS NOT OPEN	21
	SPECIFTCPS IN USE BY ANOTHER	22
	SPECIFTCPS SECURITY SETTINGS	23
	SPECIFTCPS NOT AN END POINT	24
	BUNDLE INSTALLED RESOURCE	300
	BUNDLE RESOURCE NOT DISABLED	301
NOTAUTH	User Not Authorized for command. USER NOT AUTHORIZED	100
INTERNAL	Internal error: (UNSUPPORTED REQUEST) (INVALID KEYWORD) (NON-NUMERIC DATA) (RANGE ERROR)	N/A

A request SET to the TCPIPSERVICE parameters has been processed.

User response: Refer to the IBM CICS Transaction Server for z/OS System Programming Reference document for more information related to the RESP2 values listed above.

If MainView for CICS security is active, authority is checked for the user that enters the action command before the request is passed to FCD2 for processing.

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SETJSRV FAILED keyword VALUE TO value service reason
SETJSRV COMPLETE keyword VALUE IS value service reason

Explanation: A request to SET the JVM Server attribute has been processed. This message contains information describing the SET JVM Server request and the result of processing the request. More information describing the EXEC CICS SET JVMSERVER command processing may be found in the CICS Transaction Server for z/OS System Programming Reference document. This message contains the following variable text:

keyword —JVMSERVER attribute keyword.
value —Attribute value to be set.
service —JVM Server name.
reason —Reason text for the RESP2 value.

Condition	Description and reasons	RESP2
NORMAL	Request successful	0
NORMAL	The number of available threads is less than the THREADLIMIT value requested	1
INVREQ	Invalid Request:
	Insufficient threads available to satisfy the requested maximum number.	1
	ENABLESTATUS value is not valid	2
	THREADLIMIT value specified is not valid because it is 0 or greater than 256	3
	The Language Environment enclave was not created successfully	4
	The JVMSERVER cannot be disabled because it is in the enabling state	7
	You must PURGE the tasks associated with the JVM server before using the FORCEPURGE option	8
	The PURGETYPE option has an invalid CVDA value	9
	You must FORCEPURGE the tasks associated with the JVM server before using the KILL option	10
	Bundle installed resource. You specified an operation that is invalid for a JVMSERVER installed by a BUNDLE resource.	300
	Bundle resource not disabled. PURGE, FORCEPURGE, or KILL can only be issued when the JVMSERVER is being disabled. Disable the BUNDLE resource, then consider issuing a PURGE request.	301
NOTFIND	The JVMSERVER resource was not found	3
NOTAUTH	User Not Authorized for command.
	The user associated with the issuing task is not authorized to use this command.	100
	The user associated with the issuing task is not authorized to access this particular resource in the way required by this command	101

The request to set the JVM Server parameters has been processed.

User response: Refer to the IBM CICS Transaction Server for z/OS System Programming Reference document for more information related to the RESP2 values listed above.

If MainView for CICS security is active, authority is checked for the user that enters the action command before the request is passed to FCD2 for processing.

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SETJRNL COMPLETE condition value reason

Explanation: A request SET to the Journal resource has been processed. This message contains information describing the Action for Journal request and the result of processing the request. More information describing the EXEC CICS SET JOURNALNAME command processing may be found in the CICS Transaction Server for z/OS System Programming Reference document. This message contains the following variable text:

condition	JOURNALNAME action result.
value	Status/Action and value to be set.
reason	Reason text for the RESP2 value.

Condition	Description and reasons	(RESP2)
NORMAL	Request successful	0
INVREQ	Invalid Request:
	The request is invalid.	2
	The system log cannot be changed.	3
	The ACTION option has an invalid CVDA value.	4
	The STATUS option has an invalid CVDA value.	5
	The ACTION option specifies FLUSH or RESET for a journal that is not currently connected to a log stream.	7
IOERR	The log stream associated with the journal name cannot be connected to, or the journal cannot be opened, or an unrecoverable error has occurred during the flushing of the log buffer to the log stream.	6
JIDERR	The specified journal name was not found.	1
	An error occurred during an attempt to define the log stream associated with the journal name, or the journal name has been incorrectly specified.	2
	The specified journal name refers to a DASD-only log stream to which a CICS region in another MVS image is currently connected.	3
NOTAUTH	User Not Authorized for command.
	The user associated with the issuing task is not authorized to use this command.	100
	The user associated with the issuing task is not authorized to access this particular resource in the way required by this command.	101

A request SET to the Journal resource has been processed.

User response: Refer to the CICS Transaction Server for z/OS System Programming Reference document for more information related to the RESP2 values listed above. For condition NOTAUTH review the CICS job output for authorization failures associated with MAINVIEW for CICS transaction FCD2. Examine the User ID, the resource name, and resource class to determine the cause of the failure. This transaction invokes program CMRFCMDn to process the SET JOURNALNAME action command. If MAINVIEW for CICS security is active, authority is checked for the user that enters the action command before the request is passed to FCD2 for processing.

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SETJRNL FAILED condition value reason

condition	JOURNALNAME action result.
value	Status/Action and value to be set.
reason	Reason text for the RESP2 value.

Condition	Description and reasons	(RESP2)
NORMAL	Request successful	0
INVREQ	Invalid Request:
	The request is invalid.	2
	The system log cannot be changed.	3
	The ACTION option has an invalid CVDA value.	4
	The STATUS option has an invalid CVDA value.	5
	The ACTION option specifies FLUSH or RESET for a journal that is not currently connected to a log stream.	7
IOERR	The log stream associated with the journal name cannot be connected to, or the journal cannot be opened, or an unrecoverable error has occurred during the flushing of the log buffer to the log stream.	6
JIDERR	The specified journal name was not found.	1
	An error occurred during an attempt to define the log stream associated with the journal name, or the journal name has been incorrectly specified.	2
	The specified journal name refers to a DASD-only log stream to which a CICS region in another MVS image is currently connected.	3
NOTAUTH	User Not Authorized for command.
	The user associated with the issuing task is not authorized to use this command.	100
	The user associated with the issuing task is not authorized to access this particular resource in the way required by this command.	101

A request SET to the Journal resource has been processed.

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SETMQMN COMPLETE condition value reason

SETMQMN FAILED condition value reason

Explanation: A request to SET the MQ Monitor resource has been processed.

This message contains information describing the Action for MQ Monitor request and the result of processing the request.

More information describing the EXEC CICS SET MQMONITOR command processing may be found in the CICS Transaction Server for z/OS System Programming Reference document.

This message contains the following variable text:

condition—MQMONITOR action result.
value —Status/Action and value to be set.
reason —Reason text for the RESP2 value.

Condition	Description and reasons	RESP2
NORMAL	Request successful	0
NOTFIND	The specified MQMONITOR definition cannot be found.	1
INVREQ	Invalid Request:
	The MQMONITOR cannot be started because the resource is already started.	2
	The MQMONITOR cannot be stopped because the resource is already stopped.	3
	The MQMONITOR cannot be started because the resource is disabled.	5
	An attempt to start the MQ monitor has failed. Verify TRANID and USERID attributes as well as security definitions.	6
IOERR	An input/output error occurred. This error happens on an EXEC CICS START command typically because file DFHINTRA is full or broken.	10
NOTAUTH	User Not Authorized for command.
	The user is not authorized to start the transaction associated with the MQMONITOR.	7
	Command authorization failure.	100

A request SET to the MQ Monitor resource has been processed.

User response: Refer to the IBM CICS Transaction Server for z/OS System Programming Reference document for more information related to the RESP2 values listed above.

If MainView for CICS security is active, authority is checked for the user that enters the action command before the request is passed to FCD2 for processing.

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SETTRAN FAILED tranname aaaaaaaa vvvvvvvv result ==> rrrrrrrr

SETTRAN COMPLETE tranname aaaaaaaa vvvvvvvv result ==> rrrrrrrr

Explanation: A request to SET (SETTRAN) the attributes of an installed Transaction has been processed. This message contains information describing the SET request and the result of processing the request. More information describing the attributes that a SET TRANSACTION command can modify may be found in the IBM CICS Transaction Server for z/OS System Programming Reference document.

A request to SET (SETTRAN) the attributes of an installed Transaction has been processed. This message contains information describing the SET request and the result of processing the request. More information describing the attributes that a SET TRANSACTION command can modify may be found in the IBM CICS Transaction Server for z/OS System Programming Reference document.

This message contains the following variable text:

The request to SET the TRANSACTION attribute has been processed.

User response: Refer to the IBM CICS Transaction Server for z/OS System Programming Reference document for more information related to the RESP2 values listed above.

For condition NOTAUTH review the CICS job output for authorization failures associated with MainView for CICS transaction FCD2. Examine the User ID, the resource name, and resource class to determine the cause of the failure. This transaction invokes CMRFCMDn to process the SET Transaction action command The actual processing is done in CMRFTAAn. If MainView for CICS security is active, authority is checked for the user that enters the action command before the request is passed to FCD2 for processing.

For result of UNKNOWN, refer to the IBM CICS System Programming Reference for the explanation of the RESP2 in rrrrrrrr. Contact BMC Customer Support and report the unknown RESP2 value.

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SETSECD FAILED condition value reason

SETSECD COMPLETE condition value reason

Explanation: A request to SET (SETSECD) the attribute has been processed. This message contains information describing the SET SECDISCOVERY request and the result of processing the request. More information describing the attributes that a SET SECDISCOVERY command can modify may be found in the IBM CICS Transaction Server for z/OS System Programming Reference document.

This message contains the following variable text:

condition—SECD action result.
value— Attribute and value to be set.
reason —Reason text for the RESP2 value.

condition	reasons	RESP2
NORMAL	REQUEST SUCCESSFUL	0
INVREQ	Invalid Request Possible vales are:
	Invalid STATUS value	1
	Invalid CMD value	2
	Invalid DB2 value	3
	Invalid DCT value	4
	Invalid FCT value	5
	Invalid HFS value	6
	Invalid JCT value	7
	Invalid PCT value	8
	Invalid PPT value	9
	Invalid PSB value	10
	Invalid RES value	11
	Invalid TST value	12
	Invalid USER	13
INVREQ	Invalid Request for WRITE Possible values are:
	No SDD data to write	1
	Write to DFHSECD failed	2
	Invalid ACTION value	3
NOTAUTH	User Not Authorized: NOT AUTHORIZED FOR COMMAND	100

The request to SET the SECDISCOVERY attribute has been processed.
User response: Refer to the IBM CICS Transaction Server for z/OS System Programming Reference document for more information related to the RESP2 values listed above.

For condition NOTAUTH review the CICS job output for authorization failures associated with MainView for CICS transaction FCD2. Examine the User ID, the resource name, and resource class to determine the cause of the failure. This transaction invokes CMRFCMAn to process the SET SECD action command. The actual processing is done in CMRFCMAn. If BMC product security is active, authority is checked for the user that enters the action command before the request is passed to FCD2 for processing.

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SETDMPDS FAILED condition keyword(value) reason

SETDMPDS COMPLETE condition keyword(value) reason

Explanation: A request to SET the DUMPDS attribute has been processed. This message contains information describing the SET DUMPDS request and the result of processing the request. More information describing the SET DUMPDS command processing may be found in the CICS Transaction Server for z/OS System Programming Reference document. This message contains the following variable text:

keyword(value)—The set request attributes.
condition and reason:

condition	reasons	RESP2
NORMAL	REQUEST SUCCESSFUL	0
INVREQ	Invalid Request:
	INVALID INITIALDDS VALUE	1
	INVALID SWITCHSTATUS VALUE	2
	INVALID OPENSTATUS VALUE	3
	ERROR OPENING DATA SET	4
NOTAUTH	User Not Authorized: NOT AUTHORIZED FOR COMMAND	100
Any Condition	Error Building Text: UNDEFINED EIBRESP2 VALUE: nnn The SET DUMPDS command returned an RESP2 value that is not recognized by the CMRFRE3n command processor.	nnn
INTERNAL	Internal Error: INVALID REQUEST TOKEN	N/A

The request to set DUMPDS has been processed.

User response: Refer to the IBM CICS Transaction Server for z/OS System Programming Reference document for more information related to the RESP2 values listed above.

If MainView for CICS security is active, authority is checked for the user that enters the action command before the request is passed to FCD2 for processing.

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SETSYS FAILED condition keyword(value) reason

SETSYS COMPLETE condition keyword(value) reason

Explanation: A request to SET the SYSTEM attribute has been processed. This message contains information describing the SET SYSTEM request and the result of processing the request. More information describing the SET SYSTEM command processing may be found in the CICS Transaction Server for z/OS System Programming Reference document. This message contains the following variable text:

keyword(value)—The set request attributes.

condition	reasons	RESP2
NORMAL	REQUEST SUCCESSFUL	0
INVREQ	Invalid Request:
	VALUE NOT IN RANGE 1-nnnn	1
	VALUE NOT IN RANGE 200-65535	3
	VALUE NOT IN RANGE 100-3600000	5
	VALUE NOT IN RANGE 500-2700000	6
	VALUE NOT IN RANGE 1-255	7
	INVALID CVDA VALUE	9
	KEYPOINTING NOT ACTIVE	12
	ICV TIME WOULD BE < SCAN DELAY	13
	VALUE NOT IN RANGE 0-65535	14
	VALUE NOT IN RANGE 0-5000	15
	VALUE NOT IN RANGE 2MB-16MB	20
	VALUE NOT IN RANGE 48MB-2047MB	21
	INSUFFICIENT STORAGE	22
	INSUFFICIENT STORAGE	23
	INVALID DTRPROGRAM NAME	24
	INVALID DSRTPROGRAM NAME	26
	VALUE NOT IN RANGE 0-65535	29
	VALUE NOT IN RANGE 1-65535	30
	VALUE NOT NUMERIC	N/A
NOSTG	Value Reduced: STORAGE CONSTRAINTS	16
NOTAUTH	User Not Authorized: NOT AUTHORIZED FOR COMMAND	100
ERROR	Job Not Authorized: CICS NOT SUPERUSER	15
Any Condition	Error Building Text: UNDEFINED EIBRESP2 VALUE: nnn The SET SYSTEM command returned an RESP2 value that is not recognized by the CMRFRE3n command processor.	nnn
INTERNAL	Internal Error: UNSUPPORTED SET REQUEST INVALID REQUEST TOKEN	N/A

The request to set SYSTEM has been processed.

User response: Refer to the IBM CICS Transaction Server for z/OS System Programming Reference document for more information related to the RESP2 values listed above.

For condition NOTAUTH review the CICS job output for authorization failures associated with transaction FCD2. Examine the User ID, the resource name, and resource class to determine the cause of the failure. This transaction invokes program CMDFRE3n to process the SET SYSTEM action command.

If BMC product security is active, authority is checked for the user that enters the action command before the request is passed to FCD2 for processing.

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SETUOW FAILED uow_id condition keyword(value) reason

SETUOW COMPLETE uow_id condition keyword(value) reason

Explanation: A request to SET the UOW attribute has been processed. This message contains information describing the SET UOW request and the result of processing the request. More information describing the SET UOW command processing may be found in the CICS Transaction Server for z/OS System Programming Reference document. This message contains the following variable text:

keyword(value)—The set request attributes
condition and reason:

condition	reasons	RESP2
NORMAL	REQUEST SUCCESSFUL	0
NOTFOUND	Invalid Request: UOW ID NOT FOUND	1
INVREQ	Invalid Request:
	INVALID UOWSTATE VALUE	3
	CICS NOT IN VALID STATE	4
NOTAUTH	User Not Authorized: NOT AUTHORIZED FOR COMMAND	100
Any Condition	Error Building Text: UNDEFINED EIBRESP2 VALUE: nnn The SET UOW command returned an RESP2 value that is not recognized by the CMRFTBBn command processor.	nnn
INTERNAL	Internal Error: INVALID REQUEST TOKEN	N/A

The request to set the UOW has been processed.

User response: Refer to the IBM CICS Transaction Server for z/OS System Programming Reference document for more information related to the RESP2 values listed above.

If MainView for CICS security is active, authority is checked for the user that enters the action command before the request is passed to FCD2 for processing.

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SETULNK FAILED link_id condition keyword(value) reason

SETULNK COMPLETE link_id condition keyword(value) reason

Explanation: A request to SET the UOWLINK attribute has been processed. This message contains information describing the SET UOWLINK request and the result of processing the request. More information describing the SET UOWLINK command processing may be found in the CICS Transaction Server for z/OS System Programming Reference document. This message contains the following variable text:

keyword(value)—The set request attributes
condition and reason:

condition	reasons	RESP2
NORMAL	REQUEST SUCCESSFUL	0
NOTFOUND	Invalid Request: UOW ID NOT FOUND	1
INVREQ	Invalid Request:
	RESYNC ALREADY IN PROGRESS	2
	UOW LINK IS THE COORDINATOR	3
	NOT A CONNECTION OR NOT RECOVERABLE	4
	UOW LINK AND SESSION STILL ACTIVE	5
	INVALID ACTION(value) REQUESTED	6
	MUST DISCARD RELATED CONNECTION	7
NOTAUTH	User Not Authorized: NOT AUTHORIZED FOR COMMAND	100
Any Condition	Error Building Text: UNDEFINED EIBRESP2 VALUE: nnn The SET UOWLINK command returned an RESP2 value that is not recognized by the CMRFTBBn command processor.	nnn
INTERNAL	Internal Error: INVALID REQUEST TOKEN	N/A

The request to set the UOWLINK has been processed.

User response: Refer to the IBM CICS Transaction Server for z/OS System Programming Reference document for more information related to the RESP2 values listed above.

If MainView for CICS security is active, authority is checked for the user that enters the action command before the request is passed to FCD2 for processing.

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SETCONN conn_id action response RESP2=nnn description

SETCONN conn_id action OK

Explanation: A request to SET the connection conn_id has been processed. This message contains information describing the SETCONN request and the result of processing the request. More information describing the SET CONNECTION command processing may be found in the CICS Transaction Server for z/OS System Programming Reference document. This message contains the following variable text:

conn_id—The set request attributes
action:

Action	The set action to be performed
ACQUIRE	Acquire an APPC connection.
RELEASE	Release an APPC connection.
EXIT_TRACE	Start an exit trace for an APPC connection.
NOTPEND	Set pending status to NOTPENDING.
CANCEL	AIDS for connection are to be canceled.
FORCAN	All AIDS for the connection are to be canceled.
PURGE	Transactions on the connected system are abnormally terminated. APPC only.
FORPUR	All transactions on connect system immediately terminated. APPC only.
KILL	Task is terminated. Use if PURGE or FORPUR fails. APPC only.
NO_RECOVDATA	Resets the connection and erases any recovery information.
OUT_SERVICE	Take connection out of service.
IN_SERVICE	Place connection in service.
BACKOUT	Backout shunted UOWs.
COMMIT	Commit all shunted UOWS.
FORBKCM	Backout or commit shunted UOWs based on ACTION option for transaction.
RESYNC	Retry shunted UOWS.
ZCP_TRACE	Start ZCP trace for the connection. APPC only.
NO_ZCP_TRACE	Stop a ZCP trace. APPC only.
EXIT_TRACE	Start an exit trace. APPC only.
NO_EXIT_TRACE	Stop a ZCP trace. APPC only.

response, nnn, and description:

response	nnn	description
OK	None	Request completed successfully.
INVREQ	1	CONNSTATUS specified for non-APPC connection.
	2	ACQUIRE and OUTSERVICE inconsistent.
	3	Internal error, CONNSTATUS value invalid.
	4	Internal error, SERVSTATUS value invalid.
	5	NOTPENDING specified for non-APPC CONNECTION.
	6	PURGE specified for non-z/OS communication server.
	7	Internal error, PURGETYPE value invalid.
	8	Internal error, PENDSTATUS value invalid.
	9	Internal error, connection not found.
	11	Cannot set a remote connection.
	12	Internal error, EXITTRACING value invalid.
	13	Internal error, ZCPTRACING value invalid.
	14	Tracing specified for non-z/OS communication server.
	16	Cannot set an indirect connection.
	17	CONNSTATUS cannot be set when ISC=NO.
	18	NOTPENDING cannot be set after exchange lognames.
	19	CONNSTATUS cannot be set to ACQUIRED when freeing.
	20	COMMIT, BACKOUT, FORBKCM, RESYNC, not valid.
	21	BACKOUT, FORBKCM, failed.
	22	Internal error, conflicting set options.
	23	Connection is local TCT entry.
	25	Connection is still in sevice.
	26	Internal error, invalid RECOVSTATUS.
	30	Wrong connection type for ENDAFFINITY.
	31	ENDAFFINITY failed.
	32	See message DFHZC0178.
	35	z/OS communications server could not find affinity.
	36	z/OS communications server could not end affinity.
	37	See message DFHZC0176.
	44	No generic resource name.
	45	NORECOVDATA cannot be set, in service.
	45	NORECOVDATA was specified for non-APPC connection.
IOERR	10	Unexpected error.
NOTAUTH	100	User not authorized for command.
SYSIDERR	9	Connection not found.
NORMAL	58	AIDS were canceled.
NORMAL	59	No AIDS canceled.

The request to set the connection has been processed.

User response: Refer to the IBM CICS Transaction Server for z/OS System Programming Reference document for more information related to the RESP2 values listed above.

If MainView for CICS security is active, authority is checked for the user that enters the action command before the request is passed to FCD2 for processing.

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SETWLMH COMPLETE condition keyword(value) reason
SETWLMH FAILED condition keyword(value) reason

Explanation: A request to SET the WLMHEALTH attribute has been processed. This message contains information describing the SET WLMHEALTH request and the result of processing the request. More information describing the SET WLMHEALTH command processing may be found in the CICS Transaction Serverfor z/OS System Programming Reference document.

This message contains the following variable text:

keyword(value) The set request attributes

condition	reasons	RESP2
NORMAL	REQUEST SUCCESSFUL	0
INVREQ	Invalid Request:
	WLMHEALTH NOT AVAILABLE	4
	WLMHEALTH ALREADY OPEN	6
		7
	INVALID OPENSTATUS CVDA	11
	OPEN DID NOT COMPLETE	13
	CLOSE DID NOT COMPLETE	14
	VALUE NOT IN RANGE 0-600	16
	VALUE NOT IN RANGE 1-100	17
	VALUE NOT NUMERIC	n/a
NOTAUTH	User Not Authorized: NOT AUTHORIZED FOR COMMAND	100
Any Condition	Any Condition UNDEFINED EIBRESP2 VALUE: The SET WLMHEALTH command returned an RESP2 value that is not recognized by the CMRFRE3n command processor.	nnn

The request to set WLMHEALTH has been processed.

User response: Refer to the CICS Transaction Server for z/OS System Programming Reference document for more information related to the RESP2 values listed above. For condition NOTAUTH review the CICS job output for authorization failures associated with MAINVIEW for CICS transaction FCD2. Examine the User ID, the resource name, and resource class to determine the cause of the failure. This transaction invokes program CMDFRE3n to process the SET WLMHEALTH action command. If MAINVIEW for CICS security is active, authority is checked for the user that enters the action command before the request is passed to FCD2 for processing.

FT577I
FT577E

SETTASK COMPLETE condition value reason
SETTASK FAILED condition value reason

Explanation: A request SET to the TASK resource has been processed. This message contains information describing the action for the Task request and the result of processing the request. More information describing the EXEC CICS SET TASK command processing may be found in the CICS Transaction Server for z/OS System Programming Reference document.

This message contains the following variable text:

condition: TASK action result.
value: Attribute and value to be set.
reason: Reason text for the RESP2 value.

condition	Description and reasons	(RESP2)
NORMAL	Request successful	0
TASKIDERR	The task cannot be found.	1
TASKIDERR	The task is protected by CICS and is not eligible for modification with this command.	2
INVREQ	Invalid Request: PURGETYPE has an invalid CVDA value. PRIORITY is not in the range 0-255. The task is not in a valid state for purging. Any one of the following can apply: The target transaction is defined with SPURGE = NO. The target transaction is a CICS created task. The target transaction has already been scheduled for deferred purge. The target transaction is in termination. The target transaction is not suspended or waiting. No previous attempt has been made to forcepurge the tasK.	3 4 5 6
NOTAUTH	The user that is associated with the issuing task is not authorized to use this command.	100

A request SET to the Task resource has been processed.

User response: Refer to the CICS Transaction Server for z/OS System Programming Reference document for more information related to the RESP2 values listed above.
For condition NOTAUTH review the CICS job output for authorization failures associated with transaction FCD2. Examine the User ID, the resource name, and resource class to determine the cause of the failure. This transaction invokes program CMRFCMDn to process the SET TASK action command.

If BMC product security is active, authority is checked for the user that enters the action command before the request is passed to FCD2 for processing.

FT578

GO COMMAND INVALID

Explanation: The GO command was issued in an invalid format or from an invalid location, such as a menu. The command is ignored.

User response: The format for the GO command is: GO nn Where nn is a value from 1 to 99 seconds. The default value is specified in the user profile member BBITSP00 in BBPROF.

FT579

INVALID SCROLL AMOUNT

Explanation: When viewing MainView for CICS action screens, scrolling may be accomplished by specifying UP or DOWN in the command line. This functions are usually assigned to PF keys. Additionally a number of lines to scroll may be specified. Valid values are M for the maximum amount or a number 1-9999. The default is the current window size. The screen is not scrolled.

User response: Enter a valid scroll value. The PF keys can be viewed or changed by entering the KEYS command.

FT580

ERROR WRITING SMF RECORD. RC=XX

Explanation: The write of a statistics record to the SMF data set failed. RC=xx is the return code in hex. The message appears on the CICS joblog. The system continues to attempt to write the statistics records to SMF at the appropriate intervals. If the problem (such as a full SMF data set) is corrected, the message will no longer appear.

User response: Check the return code against the SMF documentation and take corrective action.

RC=24	The record was not written because the record type specified is not currently being recorded.
RC=28	The record was not written because a buffer shortage caused the data to be lost (this is usually caused by full SMF data sets).

FT578

GO COMMAND INVALID

Explanation: The GO command was issued in an invalid format or from an invalid location, such as a menu. The command is ignored.

User response: The format for the GO command is: GO nn Where nn is a value from 1 to 99 seconds. The default value is specified in the user profile member BBITSP00 in BBPROF.

FT579

INVALID SCROLL AMOUNT

User response: Enter a valid scroll value. The PF keys can be viewed or changed by entering the KEYS command.

FT580

ERROR WRITING SMF RECORD. RC=XX

User response: Check the return code against the SMF documentation and take corrective action.

RC=24	The record was not written because the record type specified is not currently being recorded.
RC=28	The record was not written because a buffer shortage caused the data to be lost (this is usually caused by full SMF data sets).

FT581

PREVIOUS PARAMETER WAS INVALID.

Explanation: The parameter listed on SYSPRINT above the error message is not a valid parameter for CMRSTATC. The job step is canceled with a return code of 8.

User response: Correct the invalid parameter and resubmit the job.

FT582

SMFIN DD STATEMENT MISSING OR INVALID.

Explanation: The open for the SMF input data set was unsuccessful. This is normally caused by a missing SMFIN DD statement. It can also be caused by incompatible data set attributes. The RECFM of the data set must be VBS. The job step is canceled with a return code of 8.

User response: Insure that the SMFIN DD statement is present in the job stream, and that the data set RECFM is VBS, then resubmit the job.

FT583

CMRSTATS DD STATEMENT MISSING OR INVALID.

Explanation: The open for the statistics output data set was unsuccessful. This normally caused by a missing CMRSTATS DD statement. It can also be caused by incompatible DCB information on the DD statement. The only DCB information needed is the BLKSIZE. The minimum value is 6000, the maximum is 32760. The job step is canceled with a return code of 8.

User response: Insure that the CMRSTATS DD statement is present in the job stream, and that the BLKSIZE is valid, then resubmit the job.

FT584

INSUFFICIENT MEMORY TO RUN THE PROGRAM.

Explanation: A getmain for memory above the 16M line failed. The amount of memory necessary depends on the number of different CICS systems being processed and the number of variable data entries. These include number of programs, terminals, transactions, datasets, etc. The job step is canceled with a return code of 8. Data produced to the point of the error will be valid.

User response: Increase the region size above the 16M line, or specify a specific CICS application id in the parameter input, and resubmit the job.

FT585

SYSPRINT DD STATEMENT MISSING OR INVALID.

Explanation: The open for SYSPRINT failed. This is usually caused by a missing SYSPRINT DD statement. The system cancels with a 2048 ABEND.

User response: Insure the SYSPRINT DD statement is present and resubmit the job.

FT586

ERROR IN MEMBER BBIJNT00, SUBSYS=SSA1 USED

Explanation: Activation of the CICS component is in progress. In order to determine the associated BBI-SS, BBIJNT00 or IMFJNT00 is processed, but an error was detected during parsing. Adefault BBI-SS subsystem ID of SSA1 is used. Connection with a BBI-SS using this ID will be attempted.

User response: Correct the error encountered while parsing BBIJNT00 or IMFJNT00. Possible errors include:

The member does not have an entry for this CICS region.
The TARGET parameter contains a syntax error.

If you are running with BBI26 you should be using BBIJNT00 and not IMFJNT00 which is supported for compatibility.

FT587

IMFPARM DD STATEMENT MISSING, SUBSYS=SSA1 USED

Explanation: Activation of the CICS component is in progress. In order to determine the associated BBI-SS, BBIJNT00 or IMFJNT00 is required, but no IMFPARM DD statement was found in the CICS startup. A default BBI-SS subsystem ID of SSA1 is used. Connection with a BBI-SS using this ID will be attempted.

User response: Add an IMFPARM DD statement to the CICS startup. The data set pointed to by IMFPARM must be the same data set as that pointed to by BBIPARM in the BBI-SS startup.

FT588

CMRSTAT DD STATEMENT MISSING OR INVALID.

Explanation: No TIOT entry was found for CMRSTAT. This is usually caused by a missing CMRSTAT DD statement. The program ends with condition code 12.

User response: Insure the CMRSTAT DD statement is present and resubmit the job.

FT589

target cmd SRRNAME: srrname COMPLETED

Explanation: A request to ADD or DELETE or MODIFY a security request recording (SRR) entry in CSRREC view has completed processing or has failed with the reason of the failure.

Variable	Description
target	The CICS the command was processed in
cmd	ADD or DELETE or MODIFY
srrname	The SRR entry the command is processing
The following lists the possible failure reasons: SRR already defined SRR not found Invalid ACTION Invalid Facility Type Invalid IP Family Maximum value is less than -1 The modified SRR entry is active, Maximum value must be 0(INACTIVE) The SRR Name contains an invalid character Maximum field is mandatory Invalid IP Family Maximum value is less than -1 The modified SRR entry is active, Maximum value must be 0(INACTIVE) The SRR Name contains an invalid character Maximum field is mandatory Not Authorized for request

The request has been processed if COMPLETED.
The request is terminated if FAILED.

User response: Fix the problem described by the reason of the failure and try the command again.

FT590

RESET TABLE xxxxxxxx yyyyyyy response

Explanation: A request was issued to reset one of the MainView for CICS tables, CMRSOPT, CMRSECU or CMRPRBT identified by xxxxxxxx. For table name of CMRSOPT, yyyyyyyy will identify the CICS target for which the the start-up options are being reset. Possible values for response:

LINKED ON mm/dd/yy AT hh.mm (CMRSOPT is a linked load module)
built ON mm/dd/yy AT hh.mm (CMRSOPT is built from PARMLIB)
INVALID SOPT VERSION
SOPT NOT FOUND
TIMED OUT
NOGO - TABLE SIZE INCREASE

No response indicates reset for a table that was assembled using the CMRSECU macro prior to the one made available by PTF BPC2087. NOGO - TABLE SIZE INCREASE means the CMRPRBT has increased in size. The refresh will not be allowed. The BBI-SS PAS must be cycled to refresh the table. Reset the appropriate MV for CICS table parameters.User response: No action is required.

FT591

INVALID CICS TARGET xxxxxxxx SPECIFIED ON RESET

Explanation: A request has been issued to reset the start-up options for a CICS target that is not defined to the BBI-SS. Reject the reset command for the CICS target.

User response: No action is necessary.

FT592I

GETMAIN FAILED TRACE=XXXX TARGET=XXXX USER=XXXX LENGTH=LLLL

Explanation: The GETMAIN failed attempting to obtain storage for detail trace buffers. The trace identified cannot be started until storage becomes available. The length of the needed storage is shown in hex. The trace is not started.

User response: Storage can be made available by purging other running traces or by defining more storage above-the-line in the SS address space.

FT593I

FREEMAIN FAILED TRACE=XXXX TARGET=XXXX USER=XXXX

Explanation: The FREEMAIN failed attempting to complete processing of the detail trace buffers. The storage associated to this trace is not freed.

User response: Contact customer support for assistance.

FT594

UNABLE TO START|STOP TRACE - response

Explanation: A request was issued to START or STOP an application trace but could not be satisfied because of one of the following reasons - NO STORAGE, MAX REACHED, INTERNAL ERROR, ENA EXITS NOGO, DIS EXITS NOGO. A maximum of 20 detail traces is allowed. Reject the trace request.

User response: If response indicates MAX REACHED then stop at least one trace before starting a new one. If the response is NO STORAGE then the appropriate DSA, EDSA, EUDSA size needs to be increased for the applicable CICS release. If the message indicates ENAble EXITS NOGO error for non-ESA/CICS, then the PTF UN43826 and it's prerequisites need to by applied.

FT595

TRACE ID xxxxxxxx - STARTED | STOPPED FOR yyyyyyyy

Explanation: A request to start or stop a specific trace in CICS was successfully processed. The xxxxxxxx value identifies the TRACE ID and yyyyyyyy the CICS target. Enable or disable application tracing components of MV MANAGER for CICS.

User response: No action is necessary.

FT596

[SESSION|TERMINAL] ____ HAS NO TASK EXECUTING

Explanation: The session or terminal has no currently executing task. No display can be produced. Most likely the task has ended. No data will be displayed.

User response: No action is necessary.

FT597I

TRACE ID xxxxxxxx PURGED FOR yyyyyyyy BY uuuuuuuu

Explanation: A request to purge a specified trace in CICS was issued.

xxxxxxxx	Identifies the Trace ID.
yyyyyyyy	Identifies the CICS target.
uuuuuuuu	Identifies the user that issued the purge.

Discard application tracing components of MV MANAGER for CICS.

User response: No action is necessary.

FT598I

TRACE ID xxxxxxxx full. Trace halted due to WRAP=NO.

Explanation: The maximum number of trace entries has been reached. WRAP=NO was specifed at trace startup. Tracing is halted. The xxxxxxxx value identifies the Trace ID. Discard all new trace entries.

User response: No action is necessary.

Messages FT500 through FT599 (BMC AMI Ops Monitor for CICS)

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