Reason:
A function usually requested through the console has been requested through DBUTLTY. This message lets you know that the request has been denied. In the message text, the aaaaaaaa reflects the function you requested. The bbbbb reflects the requested option of the function. For example, a failed DBUTLTY request for COMM OPTION=CLRPXX would yield: COMM CLRPXX REQUEST DENIED.
The nn in the message text is the reason code that tells you why the request was denied. The nn relates to an SVC (supervisor call) error code. For example, if nn is 11 (COMM FUNCTION OVERLAP) the request was denied because another request is being processed. If nn is 03 (NOT VALID WHEN MUF DOWN), the request has been denied because the Multi-User Facility is not active.
Only one such request can be processed at a time. Processing time depends upon system activity.
Action:
See SVC Error Codes for an explanation of code nn. If nn is 11, check SYSLOG for completion of outstanding COMM requests, then resubmit your request.
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