GROUP gnme MEMBER mnme JOB jnme ASID asid 
STALLED AT sdate stime ID: s#.r# 
LAST MSGX: adate sitime siexit STALLED swork PENDINGQ 
LAST GRPX: gdate gtme   gnexit STALLED gwork PENDINGQ
LAST STAX: stdate sttime stexit STALLED

• Contention problems in the user exit routine(s). Perhaps the exit routine is suspended waiting to obtain the local lock or a latch. DISPLAY GRS,C will identify latch contention.
• SRBs not dispatched in a timely manner. Perhaps the member address space is swapped out or a dump is in progress. Perhaps the dispatch priority of the member address space is too low. Perhaps a loop in some other work unit is consuming most of the CPU resource. The looping work unit need not be in the member address space. It could be in an address space other than those identified by the IXC431I message(s).
• An influx of work has exceeded the processing capacity of the member or system. The influx may be a temporary spike that the system can work through with time. It could be the residual effect of some other problem that caused processing of an otherwise normal workload to be delayed.
• Some other member or system in the sysplex is not processing its work in a timely manner. Although XCF may have identified the indicated member as stalled, the situation could be the result of sympathy sickness arising from processing delays elsewhere in the sysplex (which may or may not have been identified).
• A member or system might be engaged in reconfiguration or recovery processes that must complete before normal processing can proceed. For example, a system may have just become active in the sysplex, a system may have just been removed from the sysplex, a member may be joining the group, a member may be leaving the group, or some other application specific processes may be running.
• The user exit routine may have a coding error in which it returns to the dispatcher instead of returning to XCF. One would expect this situation to occur only when testing a new application that exploits XCF services.

gnme

The name of the XCF group whose member stalled.

mnme

The name of the stalled member.

jnme

The name of the job.

asid

The hexadecimal ASID of the address space.

sdate

The date when XCF believes the member stalled.

stime

The time when XCF believes the member stalled.

s#

A number to help correlate other instances of message IXC431I that are issued for the indicated member with regard to this stall. Also appears in message IXC432I. In general this number is incremented each time a new stall is detected for the member. However it can be reset to zero if no stalls are detected for the member for a sufficiently long time.

r#

A number to help indicate whether message IXC431I is being issued or reissued for the same stall condition. Equals one when message IXC431I is first issued for a stall, and incremented each time IXC431I is reissued with new data.

adate

The date when a signal exit most recently completed. Blank if no signal exit ever completed.

sitime

The time when a signal exit most recently completed. Blank if no signal exit ever completed.

siexit

The number of stalled signal exit routines.

swork

The number of signal work items queued for processing by or on behalf of the indicated member. These items include messages to be delivered to the member, notifications to be presented to the member, and internal XCF signaling related requests that need to be processed in the member address space.

gdate

The date when a group exit most recently completed. Blank if no group exit ever completed.

gtime

The time when a group exit most recently completed. Blank if no group exit routine ever completed.

gnexit

The number of stalled group exit routines.

gwork

The number of group work items queued for processing by or on behalf of the indicated member. These items include events that are to be presented to the member.

stdate

The date when a status exit most recently completed. Blank if no status exit routine ever completed or when the member does not have a status exit.

sttime

The time when a status exit most recently completed. Blank if no status exit routine ever completed or when the member does not have a status exit.

stexit

The number of stalled status exit routines.