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Shanmugavel_03
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IN one of my CICS task in batch, The below abend was present.
DFHDU0206I 2009/11/14 20:21:16 CICS**** A transaction dump for dumpcode: AEYY AEYY was suppressed by the XDUREQ USER EXIT.
There is no dumbs attached to it. I am not sure of what is XDUREQ. Can you please let me know with this information how can i identify the solution to fix this issue |
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dbzTHEdinosauer
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enrico-sorichetti
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reread slowly the message, and You will understand
to give You a better hint, what is not clear in
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| A transaction dump for dumpcode: AEYY AEYY was suppressed by the XDUREQ USER EXIT. |
it would be strange to find a dump after the message, don' t You think? |
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Bill O'Boyle
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XDUREQ is the GLUE (Global User Exit) used to control dump allocation, printing, logging, etc. This is maintained/enabled by your CICS System Programmer.
AEYY definition (from the manual) - NOTALLOC
Your program is issuing an API, which can (and did) raise the NOTALLOC condition but it's not being handled in your program, with a RESP/NOHANDLE or an explicit HANDLE CONDITION NOTALLOC.
AEYY could also be Security related.
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Shanmugavel_03
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| Thanks for your response.. |
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