U4095 abend.

BAJJI · New User Joined: 15 Jul 2005 Posts: 47

Hello,

Anybody faced U4095 abend

pls let me know about it with some solution to resolve it.

thanks.[/b]

jagadeshdvn · Posted: Mon Aug 01, 2005 11:02 pm

Hi,

Check if this info is useful:

4095

Explanation: BPE issues this abend once for each TCB in the address space when an unrecoverable abend occurs and it is necessary to abnormally terminate the address space.

System Action: The IMS component address space is abnormally terminated.

System Operator Response: BPE issues this abend after one of the address space's TCBs has an unrecoverable abend. It is used to abnormally terminate the remaining TCBs; it is not itself part of the original problem. Examine the job log output for the first TCB to abend with a code other than 4095 in order to determine the cause of the subsequent 4095 abends.

One more thing is:

Explanation: This code indicates that an IMS TCB is being terminated abnormally because a different IMS TCB in the control region has terminated abnormally. The initial abend will contain the abend code that describes the problem. The 4095 abend is normal under these circumstances.

System Action: IMS terminates abnormally.

Programmer Response: Print the IMSUDUMP data set.

Problem Determination: The IMSUDUMP data set contains the formatted dump of the original problem. Problem analysis should continue, using the original abend conditions.

The original abend code can be found in register 15 at the time of the abend.

jagadeshdvn · Posted: Mon Aug 01, 2005 11:03 pm

Hi,

Check if this info is useful:

4095

Explanation: BPE issues this abend once for each TCB in the address space when an unrecoverable abend occurs and it is necessary to abnormally terminate the address space.

System Action: The IMS component address space is abnormally terminated.

System Operator Response: BPE issues this abend after one of the address space's TCBs has an unrecoverable abend. It is used to abnormally terminate the remaining TCBs; it is not itself part of the original problem. Examine the job log output for the first TCB to abend with a code other than 4095 in order to determine the cause of the subsequent 4095 abends.

One more thing is:

Explanation: This code indicates that an IMS TCB is being terminated abnormally because a different IMS TCB in the control region has terminated abnormally. The initial abend will contain the abend code that describes the problem. The 4095 abend is normal under these circumstances.

System Action: IMS terminates abnormally.

Programmer Response: Print the IMSUDUMP data set.

Problem Determination: The IMSUDUMP data set contains the formatted dump of the original problem. Problem analysis should continue, using the original abend conditions.

The original abend code can be found in register 15 at the time of the abend.

jagadeshdvn · Posted: Mon Aug 01, 2005 11:03 pm

Hi,

Check if this info is useful:

4095

Explanation: BPE issues this abend once for each TCB in the address space when an unrecoverable abend occurs and it is necessary to abnormally terminate the address space.

System Action: The IMS component address space is abnormally terminated.

System Operator Response: BPE issues this abend after one of the address space's TCBs has an unrecoverable abend. It is used to abnormally terminate the remaining TCBs; it is not itself part of the original problem. Examine the job log output for the first TCB to abend with a code other than 4095 in order to determine the cause of the subsequent 4095 abends.

One more thing is:

Explanation: This code indicates that an IMS TCB is being terminated abnormally because a different IMS TCB in the control region has terminated abnormally. The initial abend will contain the abend code that describes the problem. The 4095 abend is normal under these circumstances.

System Action: IMS terminates abnormally.

Programmer Response: Print the IMSUDUMP data set.

Problem Determination: The IMSUDUMP data set contains the formatted dump of the original problem. Problem analysis should continue, using the original abend conditions.

The original abend code can be found in register 15 at the time of the abend.

jagadeshdvn · Posted: Mon Aug 01, 2005 11:07 pm

I sent the reply & it gave me some err. Thought It was not posted & kept on sending the same message again & again. Do excuse for sending it thrice. Can moderator remove the duplicate (posts) messages from this topic.

Thanks in advance!