On Tue, 5 Jun 2007 19:51:34 -0400, Lizette Koehler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>Okay, I hate UNIX abend codes. They just do not seem to parse easily. So
>would some kind soul help me understand this problem?
>
>+CEE0374C CONDITION=CEE3250C TOKEN=00040CB2 61C3C5C5 00000000 527
> WHILE RUNNING PROGRAM BPXINLPA
> AT THE TIME OF INTERRUPT
> PSW 478D3400 866FC45E
> GPR 0-3 00000044 84EC6000 0000009C 0B0C00FC
> GPR 4-7 88D9ED0A 0F01C008 00000044 01027068
> GPR 8-B 00000001 00000000 00000000 7F58DA68
> GPR C-F 066FC6E0 18585978 866FAB9C 0F01C008 <---
> FLT 0-2 484665D0F454DE7D 1800000000000000
> FLT 4-6 0000000000000000 0000000000000000
>
>I know it could be the UID is not properly established for the USER ID, but
>I would love to find the error definition in some book. Searching on
>0F01C008 only yeilds SAS issues. But I would like a little more details.
>
Jon and Bob are correct. As far as finding the answer in black and white,
it is in 2 places:
MVS codes - EC6. Bob already posted the explanation:
The calling process cannot be dubbed.
The rest of the answer is in the z/OS Unix Messages and Codes and comes
from R2 and R3 as also documented in the MVS codes for EC6.
R2=RC and R3=RSN. The FM tells you what those mean, but I just use BPXMTEXT
since it is quicker:
TSO %BPXMTEXT 0B0C00FC (0B0C is module ID, 00FC is rsn)
BPXPRIN1 03/09/06
JRSAFNoUID: The user ID has no UID
Action: Create an OMVS segment with a UID.
HTH,
Mark
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