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214 Application Enhancement Solutions Messages Manual
BMC74289E <type> PROGRAM COMMUNICATION BLOCK TYPE IS NOT
SUPPORTED IN THE NATIVE ENVIRONMENT FOR <call> CALL.
Explanation: APPLICATION RESTART CONTROL (AR/CTL) does not
support the indicated type of program communication block (PCB) in the non-IMS
environment for the indicated type of call. Only the I/O PCB and generalized
sequential access method (GSAM) PCBs can be used in the non-IMS environment.
Other types of PCBs can be present in the program specification block (PSB), but
they cannot be used by a call.
System Action: AR/CTL abnormally terminates the task with abend U1771 and
reason code X’00074289’.
User Response: Review the application program. Remove all application program
calls that use a PCB that is not an I/O PCB or a GSAM PCB.
BMC74294E ARCSYSIN CONTROL CARD ERROR
Explanation: APPLICATION RESTART CONTROL (AR/CTL) detected a
control statement error while processing the ARCSYSIN data set. AR/CTL writes
messages about the exact nature of the error to the ARCPRINT data set.
System Action: AR/CTL abnormally terminates with abend U1551.
User Response: Correct the control statement error.
BMC74296W A PROGRAM COMMUNICATION BLOCK NAMED pcbname CANNOT BE
FOUND FOR THE APPLICATION INTERFACE BLOCK AT address.
Explanation: APPLICATION RESTART CONTROL (AR/CTL) searched the
program specification block (PSB) list, but it could not find a program
communication block (PCB) with the name (pcbname) that was specified in the
application interface block (AIB) at the given address. This condition can occur if
the PSB does not contain an I/O PCB or if the PSB contains an I/O PCB but no
database PCBs.
System Action: AR/CTL may abnormally terminate the task with abend U1771
and reason code X’00074296’. In some cases, AR/CTL will continue processing after
issuing the message.
User Response: Review the AIB to verify that a PCB exists with the name given in
this message. Review the application program to verify that the PCB name in the
AIB is always initialized to the name of the PCB in the current application
specification block (ASB) or PSB. Make sure that the PSB contains an I/O PCB and
that, if no database PCBs are in the PSB, the I/O PCB is specified by name.