I don't want to turn this into a debugging session. We plan to open an SR with
IBM. Just to verify what I've said, here are some lines from the job log. The
first step is vanilla CA11. That's where the job dies. We completely removed
the CA11 step; same result. I was just looking for any 'me too' responses.
---- TUESDAY, 13 JUN 2017 ----
ICH70001I UCC7 LAST ACCESS AT 03:39:19 ON TUESDAY, JUNE 13, 2017
$HASP375 TEDD071 ESTIMATED LINES EXCEEDED
$HASP373 TEDD071 STARTED - INIT 17 - CLASS K - SYS D0
SCEUJI02I JOB TEDD071 STARTED 03.39.19 13 JUN 17
IEF403I TEDD071 - STARTED - TIME=03.39.19
IEF450I TEDD071 RMS@30 RMS - ABEND=S722 U0000 REASON=00000000 841
TIME=03.39.19
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Subject: (External):Re: Wacko S722 abend
On 13 June 2017 at 12:46, Jesse 1 Robinson <[email protected]> wrote:
> ESTLNCT NUM=20000,INT=20000,OPT=1
>
> We changed NUM from the old value, but added OPT=1 to cancel the job
> with no dump. On this system only, a particular job started getting
> S722 for no apparent reason. It produces hardly any output at all. We
> looked at older executions-including yesterday before the JES
> change-and it appears that this job has *always* produced the output
> exceeded message but with no abend because of OPT=0.
Is it possible the job is printing a bazillion lines with no paper advance, or
even just very short lines? In other words lots of lines occupying little
actual space?
> The output message appears in the job log even before the first step
> executes!
Now *that* is bizarre (and shoots down my theory, I think).
Tony H.
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