CBR0006D No DB2 subsystem ID supplied. Reply 'NONE' to continue without DB2, 'C' to cancel OAM, or specify a DB2 SSID.

Explanation
 The name of the DB2® subsystem
which is to be used to gain access to the optical configuration database
is required during OAM initialization. This value is usually provided
by SMS, which gets it from the DB2SSID keyword specified in the PARMLIB
member IGDSMSxx. The DB2SSID keyword was not specified,
so the SSID is not available for OAM use.

System action
 OAM waits for an operator response.

Operator response
 If you know the DB2 subsystem
ID, provide it in the response to the message; the ID must be from
one to four characters in length. OAM uses the ID to establish a connection
to DB2.
 If you want to
continue OAM initialization without DB2,
reply NONE to the message; OAM initialization will continue,
ignoring all optical device definitions.
 If you do not know
the ID, and you do not wish to bypass optical configuration processing,
reply C to the message; OAM initialization stops.

System programmer response
 This message will be issued during
each OAM initialization until PARMLIB member IGDSMSxx is
updated to include the DB2SSID keyword.

Source
 Object Access Method (OAM)

Routing Code
 2

Descriptor Code
 2