Hi,
Sorry for my late response. Thanks Stephen, Les and Mike for responding!
Yes, there were two linked disks that had the same exec along with the A
disk where it was present too.
When I remove one of the disks, it works fine. But we have had this setup
for a long time i.e. apart from A disk, we have a test code disk and
production code disk linked to this server. So not sure why it's happenin
g
now.
A new thing that has happened and that I haven't mentioned so far is that
earlier the rexx codes were run using rexx interpretor and now it has
compiled versions on the two linked disks except A disk where it is still
non-compiled version.
But if I remove the non-compiled version from A disk, it still fails. I a
m
reluctant to conclude that its due to the compiled rexx as the same is
working in other vmserve servers.
Regards,
Amar
On Tue, 19 Apr 2011 10:02:35 -0500, Mike Walter <mike.wal...@aonhewitt.co
m>
wrote:
Amar,
Could you logon to the service machine running VMSERVE, stop VMSERVE, an
d
then run the command that was running when you experienced the failure?
If it still fails the same way, you will evidence that VMSERVE is not
causing the problem, and can look elsewhere.
An alternative if you don't want to stop VMSERVE:
from another ID, link to all the disks that VMSERVE has accessed and run
the same failing command. If the same failure occurs, you can diagnose,
correct, and test the solution with affecting VMSERVE, then move the fix
into production.
Mike Walter
Aon Corporation
The opinions expressed herein are mine alone, not my employer's.
Amar Moh <amar_...@yahoo.com>
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Error : DMSITS135S Maximum SVC depth 200 has been exceeded
Hi,
We are running VMSERVE, the application server/scheduler on a z/VM CP/CM
S
system. Recently, it started giving this error every time we make a
program
run through VMSERVE. I am not very experienced in z/VM so any help is
appreciated!
System :
z/VM Version 5 Release 2.0, Service Level 0801 (64-bit)
WWVM ESA CMS 15 012
VMSERVE starts fine but as soon as it runs a program, VMSERVE crashes an
d
ends with this error,
DMSITS135S Maximum SVC depth 200 has been exceeded.
DMSITS135S Maximum SVC depth 200 has been exceeded.
It probably means : The CMS system does not allow the nesting level of
SVCs
to exceed 'nnnn'. But not sure what can be done to fix this.
Regards,
Amar
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