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ATB212E z/OS MVS System Messages, Vol 3 (ASB-BPX) SA38-0670-00 |
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ATB212E LU luname1 DETECTED A PROTOCOL VIOLATION
IN THE EXCHANGE LOG NAME DATA SENT BY LU luname2.
SOME LOGICAL UNITS OF WORK MIGHT NOT BE AUTOMATICALLY RESOLVED BY
RESYNCHRONIZATION AND NO NEW PROTECTED CONVERSATIONS MAY BE ALLOCATED
BETWEEN THE TWO LOGICAL UNITS UNTIL THE PROBLEM IS RESOLVED. ExplanationThis message is issued during APPC/MVS resynchronization or exchange log name processing when an error is detected by luname1 in the negotiated syncpoint capabilities sent by luname2. The partner responded with an indication that it supports a capability that APPC/MVS does not support. In the message text:
System actionIf this message is issued during APPC/MVS resynchronization processing to resolve incomplete units of recovery, resynchronization does not continue. Resynchronization will be attempted again automatically at a later time. If this message is issued during an exchange log name interchange preceding a protected conversation allocate or inbound attach request, the protected conversation between the local and partner LU is not allocated. No protected conversations between the local and partner LU will be allocated until the protocol violation can be corrected. Operator responseContact the operator at LU luname2 to determine the cause of the error. System programmer responseExamine the logrec data set of the local LU's system. When a protocol violation is detected during the transaction exchange of Exchange Log Names GDS variables or Compare States GDS variables, APPC/MVS records diagnostic information pertaining to the protocol violation made by the partner LU system. APPC/MVS sends message ATB70051I or ATB70056I to the partner system as log data when deallocating the resynchronization conversation abnormally. ModuleATBPCRS SourceAPPC/MVS Routing Code2 Descriptor Code4 AutomationThis message cannot be automated. System programmer action is required. |
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