Explanation
A connect to a coupling facility structure via
the IXLCONN macro was successful. In the message text:
- requesttype
- One of the following request types:
- IXLCONN
- IXLCONN macro service
- IXLCONN REBUILD
- IXLCONN macro service for a REBUILD connect
- structure-name
- Name of the structure for which information is recorded.
- jobname
- Jobname of the application issuing the IXLCONN.
- asid
- ASID of the application issuing the IXLCONN.
- connector-name
- Connection name specified by the application issuing the IXLCONN
or generated by XES.
- cfname
- Name of the coupling facility in which the structure was allocated.
- statusinfo
- Additional status information, which may include:
- ADDITIONAL STATUS INFORMATION:
- This line is issued whenever the XES Connect (IXLCONN) service
completes with the IxlRetCodeWarning return code and the IxlRsnCodeSpecialConn
reason code, and additional status information has been provided in
the ConaFlags field of the Connect Answer Area. It is followed by
one or more of the following lines to summarize the status returned
in the ConaFlags field.
- CONNECTION HAS BEEN REESTABLISHED
The ConName specified on connect
matched the ConName of a failed persistent connection. The connection
has been reestablished. Issued when ConaReconnected is set.
- REBUILD IS IN PROGRESS
Rebuild is in progress for this structure.
Issued when ConaRebuild is set.
- REBUILD STOP IS IN PROGRESS
Rebuild Stop or Stop Duplex is in
progress for this structure. Issued when ConaRebuildStop is set.
- USER SYNC POINT EVENT IS SET
A user sync point event is set.
Issued when ConaUsyncEventSet is set.
- ALTER IS IN PROGRESS
Alter is in progress for the structure.
Issued when ConaAlterInProgress is set.
System action
The system continues. The program that issued
the IXLCONN is now able to use the structure. The system writes this
message to the system hardcopy log.
System programmer response
None. However, please note that one
or more IXL013I messages may have been issued prior to this success
message. This is due to the program attempting several IXLCONNs in
an attempt to maximize the available resources. This message negates
the errors issued in those related IXL013I messages.
Also, note
that an IXL message might have been issued prior to this message,
providing additional information about where the system allocated
the structure and why.
Source
Cross System Extended Services (XES)
Module
Routing code
Descriptor code