'User abend 3007 for 'XPCP' command in XPEDITOR

suman_236 · New User Joined: 18 Nov 2005 Posts: 11 Location: Chennai

Hello,

I got the below abend when using the XPEDITOR. Can anyone solve this?

'User abend 3,007 dec occurred processing command 'XPCP '

suman_236 · New User Joined: 18 Nov 2005 Posts: 11 Location: Chennai

I think i found the reason....
...it was a space abend....my logon id didn't provide sufficient space for the xpeditor...

REsolution.....
Increase the Region allocation to your logon id....as below

At the TSO menu type-in the command

G TSOA LOGON-ID SIZE(1240000)

after you enter the above command.....system will require you password...give the login password.

To check if the command went fine....
go to spool...and open your logon-id job.....the jobcard should show the increased region value....

//LOGON-ID JOB (YT22*84098220),'SUMAN',REGION=1240000K
//$SPPROC EXEC $SPPROC

Ramesh_165 · New User Joined: 27 Nov 2010 Posts: 7 Location: Chennai

Hi Suman,

I tried executing the TSO command that you have provided, but it gives an error INVALID OPTION on the right top corner of the screen.
"G TSOA LOGON-ID SIZE(1240000)"

Is there any other way to increase the region size or to execute the TSO command?

I'm even facing the same abend U3007 while expediting.
Below is the error messahe received.
IEA995I SYMPTOM DUMP OUTPUT

USER COMPLETION CODE=3007

TIME=04.48.23 SEQ=22957 CPU=0000 ASID=01DC

PSW AT TIME OF ERROR 078D1000 801D275A ILC 2 INTC 0D

ACTIVE LOAD MODULE ADDRESS=001CB000 OFFSET=0000775A

NAME=ADSRAXAB

DATA AT PSW 001D2754 - 00181610 0A0D94F7 A29F9620

GR 0: 80000000 1: 80000BBF

2: 001E4198 3: 001E3944

4: 001E39A3 5: 001D2310

6: 00000000 7: 001E4426

8: 001D3310 9: 801D2730

A: 001CA000 B: 001E5144

C: 801D1310 D: 001E4140

E: 801D274A F: 00000000

END OF SYMPTOM DUMP

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User abend 3,007 dec occurred processing command 'XPCP '.

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Thanks,
Ramesh

Bill Woodger · Posted: Thu Sep 22, 2011 6:14 pm

Hi Suman,

I know you made a few posts in 2005 and then one in 2008, but I'm sure you are just waiting for a question like this....

Ramesh_165,

Why don't you talk to your technical support people? They should be able to sort something out for you.

If you can't get the command to work, you are either not permitted to use it(!) or you don't understand it well enough to enter it correctly, so since you wouldn't be aware of any potential consequences, best to do it properly, rather than pick up random commands from the internet.