On 8/28/2006 2:38 PM, Chase, John wrote:
From what is visible via CEDF, there aren't any errors from which to
recover -- until the EXEC CICS ENDBR command that doesn't exist in the
program under examination, and it appears arrival there was just "blind
luck". Unfortunately I have no way of knowing how many instructions are
executed between the previous EXEC command and the "bogus" ENDBR (I've
"disassembled" only about 80 bytes worth of the code following the last
successful EXEC command so far, and found nothing amiss), but the CEDF
interval is not noticeably slower than the intervals between other EXEC
commands.
That really does NOT sound like a wild branch. First, just as COBOL
programs would not usually look at PSA, they also usually do not take
wild branches. Second, a wild branch will give you an abend, not an
application that continues to run until it makes some request CICS does
not understand.
It sounds simply like an application error that occurs for some reason
in only one of your CICS regions. You will probably need a detailed
trace of the application and support from the application vendor.
Walt
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