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DB13112I

RECOVERY START fffff-ccccc JOBNAME=jobname MUFNAME=mufname CXXNAME=cxxname MUFPLEX=n

Reason:

This message occurs during DBUTLTY RECOVERY and REPORT AREA=RXX. It was generated because recovery is running and a CYCLE START record has been processed that is the first one, or it is not the same file number as the previous one.

The fffff is the Recovery File (RXX) number. Following an INIT LXX the RXX number is 1, and each subsequent RXX number is incremented by one. If the RXX number reaches 99999, it recycles back to 1.

The ccccc is the cycle number. Each RXX has cycle numbers starting with 1. With inactive recovery, each spill is a new RXX, so the cycle number is 1 (only one spill to a given file). With active recovery, the RXX opened at Multi-User Facility (MUF) startup starts with cycle one, then each spill increments the number.

JOBNAME= lists the MUF job name, MUFNAME= lists the MUF name, and CXXNAME= lists the Directory (CXX) name. The JOBNAME=, MUFNAME=, and CXXNAME= have blank values if the RXX that is being processed was built by CA Datacom before r11 SP2.

If the input to DBUTLTY RECOVERY or REPORT AREA=RXX is a DD statement RXX, the MUFPLEX= field does not print. If the input is RXX1 or 2-7, this field prints to indicate which DD statement contained the cycle start record. The number n is usually the number of the MUFplex that built the RXX, although occasional exceptions to this can occur.

Action:

None. This message is for information only.