BMC Software, Inc., Confidential and Proprietary Information
BMC74200–BMC74299 197
BMC74227I ASAM INTERNAL LOGIC ERROR, REASON=reason, DDN=ddname
Explanation: APPLICATION RESTART CONTROL (AR/CTL) detected an
unexpected internal logic error for the given application sequential access method
(ASAM) data set (ddname). The reason code is for BMC Software internal use only.
System Action: AR/CTL terminates the task abnormally with abend U1770.
User Response: Save the SYSDUMP data set and the JES message log for this job,
and contact BMC Software Product Support.
BMC74228I BLOCK COUNT REPOSITION USED, REASON=reason, DDN=ddname
Explanation: During restart processing for the given application sequential
access method (ASAM) data set (ddname), APPLICATION RESTART CONTROL
(AR/CTL) determined that standard repositioning techniques cannot be used since
they might result in a failure to correctly reposition the data set.
Instead of using high speed reposition techniques, AR/CTL will read the data set
block by block until the correct restart position is reached. The reason code (reason)
indicates why normal reposition techniques could not be used:
01 The data set is not on the same volume as it was during the previous
execution.
System Action: Processing continues, and the data set is repositioned for
application restart.
User Response: This condition normally occurs if the data set has been moved for
any reason. The data set movement might have occurred because of Storage
Management Subsystem (DFSSMS) migration, use of the ASAM Copy utility, or
other reasons. DFSSMS and the ASAM Copy utility preserve the number and
relative position of the blocks. The data set must not be moved using other
techniques (such as IEBGENER) that can reblock the data set. If reblocking occurs,
data set repositioning may not be successful.
BMC74229I UNABLE TO OPEN DATA SET, REASON=reason, RC=rc, DDN=ddname
Explanation: APPLICATION RESTART CONTROL (AR/CTL) could not open
the given data set (ddname). The reason code (reason) indicates why open processing
could not be performed:
01 The job step JCL did not contain a DD statement for the data set.
02 A nonzero return code was returned by the RDJFCB macro.
03 A nonzero return code was returned by the OPEN macro.
04 The locate mode buffer is too small.
05 The block size was not a multiple of the logical record length for a
fixed-format data set.
