>We don't document internal abend codes as the vast majority will >(hopefully) never be seen. They can change from release to release >and even at a maintenance release. They're used when the program >can't continue to run for some reason. Usually, they are accompanied >by a message to the SAS log, but not always. The expected result is >that the customer will open a problem ticket. Sometimes, just the >abend code and a description of the job will be enough to shoot the >bug, but sometimes a dump is required. > >For u1335, you should have seen 'Free buffer overwritten.' in the >log. It just means that our internal heap has been corrupted. We >look for an eyecatcher on the linked-list of free blocks and if >it's not there, abend.
Thanks Don, yes, we had that 'free buffer overwritten' in the log. Which is why I really don't understand the relation to the RACF question (and the SAS admins also don't understand it). And yes, the default group for all the users has a GID (and an OMVS segment). Should we send the huge sysudump to SAS that got written? Apparently all the jobs (both in prod and in AD) are doing similar things, and the exact same job runs 'after sunset'. Barbara ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to [email protected] with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN
