CBR4441I Delete of all rows from the Deleted Objects Table for volumes `volser-1` and `volser-2` failed.

Explanation
 As a part of reinitialization processing,
a request to discard all deletes pending against volumes volser-1 and volser-2 failed.
Discarding pending deletes involves deletion of all rows, for the
subject volumes, from the deleted objects table. The request was made
during reinitialization processing and was retried several times.
The failure is due to a DB2® timeout,
deadlock, or other resource contention.
 If the
cartridge is being reinitialized as a result of being selected by
OSMC shelf manager because the volume has expired, then the delete
is attempted again after the next OAM Storage Management Component
cycle selects the cartridge again.
 If the cartridge
is being reinitialized as a result of a Move Volume utility with DELETE
option or a Volume Recovery with DELETE option specified, then all
knowledge of the cartridge is purged from OAM. Therefore, in these
cases the cartridge is not remounted and the delete from the deleted
objects table is not attempted again at a later time. In this case,
it is necessary to manually delete the rows associated with this cartridge
from the deleted objects table.

System action
 Associated with each volume, is a volume empty
indicator which is a field in the volume table. Whenever a volume
is mounted, if the logically empty indicator is set and there are
still pending deletes against the volume, the multirow deletion will
be attempted again, before the volume is actually reinitialized.

System programmer response
 In the event that the
optical cartridge has been purged from OAM (volumes volser-1 and volser-2 do
not reside in OAM's volume table), it is necessary to manually delete
the rows associated with those volumes from the deleted objects table.
Issue an SQL command, using SPUFI, to delete the rows for volumes volser-1 and volser-2 from
the deleted objects table of the optical configuration database. A
sample SQL statement is below: DELETE FROM DELOBJT
WHERE VOLSER=volser-1 OR VOLSER=volser-2;
 Note: Your
installation may have prefixed table names such that there is a TSO/E
user ID associated with the name of the volume table.

Source
 Object Access Method (OAM)

Routing Code
 2,4,6

Descriptor Code
 4

CBR4441I Delete of all rows from the Deleted Objects Table for volumes volser-1 and volser-2 failed.

Explanation

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System programmer response

Source

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CBR4441I Delete of all rows from the Deleted Objects Table for volumes `volser-1` and `volser-2` failed.