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jzhardy
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Joined: 31 Oct 2006
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Location: brisbane
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hi,
I'm running a set of REXX scripts within JCL. They run successfully, but getting an RC27 and IKJ56246I warning. Any ideas where they are coming from or how to suppress them?
ISPSTART CMD(%NEWC VACZCLHB NC)
IKJ56246I TERMINAL NOT ALLOCATED, FILE IN USE
NEWC successful for VACZCLHB in region NC (autoinstall)
ISPD117
The initially invoked CLIST ended with a return code = 27
here's the cut from my JCL:
//VACZCLHB EXEC PGM=IKJEFT01,DYNAMNBR=250
//SYSUDUMP DD SYSOUT=*
.... (not showing all the lib allocations)
//SYSTSIN DD *
PROFILE PREFIX(UCOY2) WTPMSG
ISPSTART CMD(%TIXBKGN3 PROGRAM(IEFBP1) TRACE(OFF) +
TIUDEBUG(X))
%TICGRETC TIUDEBUG(X)
ISPSTART CMD(%$BATCOPY)
ISPSTART CMD(%NEWC VACZCLHB NC)
ISPSTART CMD(%NEWC OJAAWAE1 NC)
ISPSTART CMD(%NEWC IJAA0511 NC)
/* |
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Paul Voyner
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Joined: 26 Nov 2012
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Location: UK
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It's not possible to say why rc=27 or even which of the 6 REXXs is giving the problem, based on the information you supplied.
But the ISPD117 message simply means that one of the REXXs ended with a RETURN 27 or EXIT 27. That's not a standard return code, so look at the code of the failing REXX and see if 27 is a coded value anywhere. You may have to do some debugging e.g. setting TRACE R. |
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Paul Voyner
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Oops - the messages do make it clear that the rexx ISPSTART CMD(%NEWC VACZCLHB NC) is the one causing the problem.
But the rest of my comment still applies: you'll have to look inside the NEWC rexx and maybe trace it. |
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