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How can we solve A*P*C*T Abend in CICS


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gvt460

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PostPosted: Sun Jun 05, 2005 6:05 pm
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in which situation can we get the apct abend(other than loadmodule not found)?
let me know how to solve that abend?
can i insert values into table direct from map?
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venkatesh
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kanak

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PostPosted: Mon Jun 06, 2005 1:52 pm
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hi venketesh,
APCT

Explanation: One of the following has occurred:

1. The program name in the EXEC CICS HANDLE ABEND program is not usable at the time an abend occurs because:
o The program is not on the relocatable program library (RPL).
o The program is disabled.
o The program cannot be loaded.

2. An attempt to load a mapset or partitionset failed because although
the program is defined to CICS
o It is not available on the RPL, or
o It is disabled, or
o It cannot be autoinstalled.

3. An attempt to link to, load, or release an internal CICS program
failed because:
o The program is not on the RPL.
o The program is disabled.
o The program cannot be loaded.

Problem Determination: The trace preceding the abend indicates the
program, mapset, or partitionset that could not be loaded, linked to, or
released. The name is also in TCAPCEPI.

System Action: The transaction requiring the program is abnormally
terminated with a CICS transaction dump.

User Response: In cases 1 and 2, define the program, mapset partitionset to CICS using CEDA and ensure it is enabled.

In case 3, the definition of a CICS-provided module is incorrect. Check for associated messages issued during CICS start up.

Modules: DFHACP, DFHAMPEN, DFHCRSP, DFHEDFP, DFHEIP, DFHEIPSH, DFHEIQSJ, DFHFEP, DFHICP, DFHMCP, DFHMCPE, DFHMCY, DFHMELDE, DFHPCPG, DFHPHP, DFHPUP, DFHRDCAL, DFHSII1, DFHTBSGB, DFHTFP, DFHTSRP, DFHZCPLN, DFHZQ00, DFHZXCU.

Hope this information will give you some idea.
Let me know if you have some better explantion.
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jkbytes

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PostPosted: Mon Jun 06, 2005 2:29 pm
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One of the following has occurred:The program name in the EXEC CICS HANDLE ABEND program is not usable at the time an abend occurs because: The program is not on the relocatable program library (RPL). The program is disabled. The program cannot be loaded. An attempt to load a mapset or partitionset failed because although the program is defined to CICS It is not available on the RPL, or It is disabled, or It cannot be autoinstalled. An attempt to link to, load, or release an internal CICS program failed because: The program is not on the RPL. The program is disabled. The program cannot be loaded.

Problem Determination: The trace preceding the abend indicates the program, mapset, or partitionset that could not be loaded, linked to, or released. The name is also in TCAPLEPI.


The transaction requiring the program is abnormally terminated with a CICS transaction dump.


In cases 1 and 2, define the program, mapset partitionset to CICS using CEDA and ensure it is enabled. In case 3, the definition of a CICS-provided module is incorrect. Check for associated messages issued during CICS start up.
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tetrion

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PostPosted: Thu Jul 21, 2005 5:09 pm
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Use the transaction CMAC to check for CICS errors

eg:-

CMAC APCT

will give u all the details on how APCT error can occur
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thanooz

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PostPosted: Thu Jul 21, 2005 9:04 pm
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can you chek through

cedf transactionid

the verify the eib parameters
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saanjieev

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PostPosted: Mon Jul 25, 2005 9:50 pm
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Hi Thanooz,

APCT - Load module not found,,,the most common problem is wrong program name or mapset name used in CICS command. So, first check if the program name is correct in your source code. If it is, then may be wrong name entered in PPT. So check there also.

Well! you asked about table entry direct form map, is not very clear.

Is TABLE a CICS table or DB2 table?
Well! a map cann't populate any kind of table itself. You must receive a map and then do necessary INSERTs in application program.

Thanks.
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vini_srcna

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PostPosted: Tue Jul 26, 2005 4:42 pm
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hi all..

this abbend occurs because the program is not available in RPL.
i think we should install all the necessary progs before initiating the transaction after logging into cics region.
tat is we should install all the maps,trans-id and progs necessary and no need for defining if they r defined.

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vamseepotti

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PostPosted: Thu Jul 28, 2005 12:34 pm
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APCT comes when the program is not found in the PPT table. So please check if you declared program in the PPT or not.

Vamsee.
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