You might to review  "DFSMShsm in a multiple-image environment" in the 
appropriate version of 
DFSMShsm Implementation and Customization Guide.

You have not indicated if you are running primary and secondary dfHSM tasks. 
The guide specifically suggests this to prevent race conditions 
during selected activities (migration, backup, recall, dump).

If all is as indicated unless some *really really* serious activity (migration, 
recall, backup) was going on, I would suggest a DASD error or JOURNAL 
dataset too small. Review the size and/or move the JOURNAL dataset to another 
volume.

BTW, I have been running in the same configuration (multi-HSM, base SYSPLEX) 
since 2010 with no occurrence of this issue.

Feel free to contact me  off list if necessary...

HTH,

<snip>
last BACKVOL CDS was at 17:33:09 Saturday. The first ARC0026E message that I 
can find in either SYSLOG is at 18:00:30 on Saturday, or about
30 minutes later.

On Mon, Apr 15, 2013 at 8:28 AM, Staller, Allan <[email protected]> wrote:
> When was the last time you successfully ran a BACKVOL CDS command?
>
> <snip>
> *ARC0026E JOURNALING DISABLED DUE TO EOV ERROR ON 852  ARC0026E (CONT.) 
> JOURNAL. MIGRATION, BACKUP, FRBACKUP, DUMP, TAPECOPY,  ARC0026E (CONT.) 
> TAPEREPL, RECYCLE, ARECOVER, AUDIT, AND EXPIREBV HELD.
>  ARC0020I ******************************
>
> This has happened before. This time, it appears that in addition to the 
> above, that every job which issues a request to DFHSM via SVC-109, code x'18' 
> went into a WAIT (SVC 1) on some ECB which was never POSTed.
>
> Has anybody seen this message before? How did you eliminate it? I have done 
> what the book said: stop all DFHSM; rename old JOURNAL; all new JOURNAL data 
> set;S DFHSM,EMERG=YES on one system; wait for it to come up; S DFHSM on 
> second system. We have two systems sharing all the DFHSM data sets in a 
> __basic__ sysplex (not parallel, we won't get a ICF engine).
</snip>

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