On 7/22/2005 6:50 AM, De La Fuente Seivane, Victor wrote:
Yes, it's a CICS program.
The function offers another possibility: System Key 0-7. But no idea on how
to do it...
The exact explanation for the error is:
| 814 (2068) | You supplied a key identifier or token to the key
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| | generate, key import, multiple secure key import, key
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| | export, or key record write callable service. This key
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| | identifier holds an importer or exporter key, and the
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| | NOCV bit is on in the token. Only programs running in
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| | supervisor state or in a system key (key 0-7) may
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| | provide a key identifier with this bit set on. Your
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| | program was not running in supervisor state or a system
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| | key.
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| |
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| | User action: Either use a different key identifier, or
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| | else run in supervisor state or a system key.
You basically cannot run CICS programs (at least, not CICS transaction
programs run in a CICS region) in supervisor state or system key.
I suggest you look at the alternative of using a different key identifier.
Actually, since you're a newbie, the other possibility (and it may be a
good one) is that you're passing incorrect parameters to ICSF, and have
gotten the key identifier wrong. If that is true, fixing your coding
error will also avoid this problem.
Walt
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