Reason:
You are running with PLSOPT94 set to Y. <CA Allocate> tries to remove the hooks (in the order they were set) at IGGPRE00, IGGDAC02, IGGPOST0, and SVC26 during a REMOVE operation. This process is referred to as LIFO (last-in-first-out).
The default value of PLSOPT94 is N which causes CA Allocate to leave those hooks installed. This process is referred to as the STUB process. The STUBs provide anchor points for CA Allocate and are effectively dormant when the system is not active.
Action:
In a shutdown outside of an IPL, CA Allocate tries to remove the hooks in IGGPRE00, IGGDAC02, IGGPOST0, and SVC26 using the LIFO methodology. Other OEM products that you are running can cause LIFO removal to fail. The OEMs can have hooks in the same places and are probably hooked after CA Allocate hooked.
Change the value of PLSOPT94 to (N) in the sysparm override member of your CA Allocate parmlib. The new value is effective the next time you recycle CA Allocate or you can use a PARMREF operation to dynamically activate the new values.
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