I'm running an OREXECD command
which is a REXX exec
which does "address 'TSO' another-rexx-exec"
which invokes "ISPSTART cmd( %itself )"
which does "address ISPEXEC lmcopy ..."
I read:
"z/OS V1R7.0 ISPF Services Guide"
2.25 LMCOPY - Copy Members of a Data Set
2.25.4 Return Codes
The following return codes are possible:
...
12
...
+ One or more members of the 'TO' data set are "in use"
by you or another user and could not be copied
I'm deliberately editing a member to test error recovery.
I get:
185 *-* trace R
186 *-* 'lminit dataid(TEMPID) ddname(SYSUT2) enq(SHR)'
>>> "lminit dataid(TEMPID) ddname(SYSUT2) enq(SHR)"
187 *-* 'lmcopy fromid('TEMPID') todataid('To.DSN')
tomem('Member') replace trunc'
>>> "lmcopy fromid(ISR00017) todataid(ISR00001)
tomem(mymember) replace trunc"
ISRU356 "To" member in use -/-"To" member is being updated
by you or another user.
12 *-* 'ISPSTART cmd( %saveprod re-enter-saveprod' arg(1) ')'
TSOLNK failed: rc=24 rsn=212 code=FFFFFFFF
+++ RC(-3) +++
.. I'd expect to get RC=12, which I'd handle as appropriate.
Instead, my entire EXEC terminates abnormally.
Is there something I don't understand?
Or, is ISPF confused by my nest of (sometimes recursive) calls?
Why is there no code on the "TSOLNK failed" message? Is this
"FOMF0134I" from "z/OS V1R7.0 UNIX System Services Messages and Codes"
FOMF0134I TSOLNK failed: reason
Explanation: The TSO service routine could not be invoked.
Reason provides more information about the failure.
Where do I find the "Reason 212"?
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