Explanation
When the Global Mirror function encounters an I/O
error, the message text provides the following information:
- device_number
- The device number to which the I/O is directed.
- abbreviated_error_description
- A short error code describing the type of error based on the sense
information. The valid codes are:
- BOC
- Bus out parity check
- CMD
- Command reject
- COR
- Correctable data check
- DCK
- Data check
- ENV
- Environmental data present
- EOC
- End of cylinder
- EQC
- Equipment check
- FPR
- File protect
- IMP
- Imprecise ending
- ITF
- Invalid track format
- LOG
- First error log
- M23
- MR23 record
- MTO
- Message to operator
- OVR
- Overrun
- PRM
- Permanent error
- RIW
- Request inhibit write
- VIO
- Intent violation
- WRI
- Write inhibited
- WRO
- Write operation
- ***
- Unknown
- failing_CCW_command_code
- The channel command word (CCW) code that encounters the I/O error.
- failing_CCW_position
- The position in the channel program chain on which the error occurs.
If the error occurs at the first CCW in the chain (a Define Extent),
the path to the storage control or device can have been dropped. This
can indicate an operations error because of the storage path being
removed.
- IOS_completion_code
- The return code from IOS.
- subchannel_status
- The channel status word status field received from the subchannel.
- sense_data
- The sense information returned from the operation. See the storage
control reference information for interpretation of the sense data.
- serial_number
- The volume serial number of the device that encountered the I/O
error.
- full_error_description
- A brief description of the cause of the I/O error based on the
sense data. See message ANTP7029E for an explanation of these descriptions.
System action
System programmer response
If the problem is an environmental
or hardware error, correct the error and resubmit the request. If
the problem persists, search the problem reporting databases for
a solution. If no solution exists, contact the IBM® Support Center.
Source
ESS Peer-to-peer remote copy (PPRC).