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DB01226I

RESTART, FXX FORCE TASK jobname run-unit mufplex-number SPILL and/or REDO and/or ACTIVE and/or RRSOK

Reason:

This message provides information about a task that was forced from the Log Area (LXX) to the Force Area (FXX). In the message text:

• jobname gives the job name associated with the task.
• run-unit provides the run unit number of the task.
• mufplex-number gives the number of the MUF or MUFplex associated with the task.
• SPILL and/or REDO and/or ACTIVE and/or RRSOK mean the following:

  SPILL indicates the forced task is subject to a SPILL.

  REDO indicates the forced task is subject to a REDO.

  ACTIVE indicates the forced task was ACTIVE.

  RRSOK indicates the forced task is subject to RRS and eligible for REQCOMIT OR REQROLBK.

The three ways in which a task can be forced from the LXX to the FXX are related to the LOGSPILL MUF startup option settings of the B, D, and E values as follows:

• B specifies that the Multi-User Facility (MUF) is to force a checkpoint of tasks before the LXX becomes 100 percent full.
• D specifies the percentage for the log to be, where the last request for a transaction is moved to the FXX.
• E gives the percentage of the log being full, where an active request is moved to the FXX.

For more information about the LOGSPILL MUF startup option, see the CA Datacom/DB Database and System Administration Guide.

Following is an example DB01226I message:

DB01226I - RESTART, FXX FORCE TASK DBDVL13 10610 0 SPILL REDO ACTIVE RRSOK

Action:

None. This message is for information only.

Note: A task found in the FXX could have been later committed or subject to rollback, and therefore have no further action taken.