On 3 Aug 2006 15:08:38 -0700, in bit.listserv.ibm-main
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Claudio ) wrote:
I have I loadlib that when I try to compress it I got the
following error
message:
IEB1021E 1E28,D,INPUT ,READ ,NO RECORD
FOUND,00000390000219,BSAM ....
IEB1022I I/O ERROR ON DDN= VOL=
DSN=
IEB1023I COPYMOD READ MEMBER=xxxxxxxx TTR=X'029617'
MBBCCHHR=X'4040....
I then deleted member "xxxxxxxx" and run it again. The
same error for
another member. What I need to know is if there is any
utility that is able
to give me a list of all members in error. Any clue ?
Among the things I might try:
1. Restore a backup copy with a new name. (You *do* take
backups, don't you?) See if that's in good shape, and/or
if there are any discrepancies (see below).
2. Do some kind of image copy before making any further
changes to the dataset.
3. As already suggested, try the PDS command. It may be
useful for the following, too.
4. Check the DCB attributes. Has someone set the BLKSIZE
lower? If so, raise it back. If not, did PDS VERIFY show
some larger blocks, anyway?
5. If some of the TTRs of members are beyond the end of
used space, but within the extent(s), try resetting lastttr
(I can't remember the PDS command for that, offhand).
6. If the directory is cached, de-cache it or tell the
system to recreate its cache.
7. Check record types 14 and 15 to see last good accesses,
first bad access, and what happened in between. This could
be useful even if you've fixed the dataset, as you might
need to make some procedure changes so this kind of thing
doesn't happen again.
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