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parulmisra

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PostPosted: Tue Aug 08, 2006 7:17 pm
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HI ,

I have a transaction. The program linked with this transaction triggers another cics program(say abcd). But when i try running the transaction it gives me
the following error :
CICSG5 Transaction TSGY failed with abend APCS. Updates to local recoverable resources backed out.

And with this error the program abcd gets disabled.
Any Help Anyone please
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shefu_sarandha

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PostPosted: Fri Sep 01, 2006 9:07 pm
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Description of the abend : An attempt to run the program failed because CICS was unable to make a successful connection with Language Environment to determine the run-time characteristics of the program. This abend is accompanied by message DFHAP1200 which gives the reason code set by Language Environment indicating the nature of the error.

Solution : Refer to the Language Environment Debugging Guide and Runtime Messages manual for the meaning of the reason code, and take whatever action is necessary to correct the error.
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