Reason:
An invalid block number, a wrong record length, or an error condition beyond the control of the application programmer occurred.
Action:
See the documentation for the internal error code. The internal return code is in the position immediately following the return code in the Request Area.
If you need help in recovering from the error, contact CA Support. When you call, have available one of the following dumps:
Return Code 13 Internal Return Codes
|
Dec |
Hex |
M |
B |
Explanation |
User Response |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
002 |
02 |
Y |
Y |
WRONG RECORD LENGTH There is probably an error in the |
Verify that the JCL points to the correct area and revise if an error is found. For additional information, see the documentation for message DB00802W. If necessary, contact CA Support with the recommended dumps. For information about contacting CA Support, see Troubleshooting. |
|
003 |
03 |
Y |
Y |
NO RECORD FOUND There is probably an error in the |
Verify that the JCL points to the correct area and revise if an error is found. For additional information, see the documentation for message DB00801W. If necessary, contact CA Support with the recommended dumps. For information about contacting CA Support, see Troubleshooting. |
|
004 |
04 |
Y |
Y |
INVALID BLOCK NUMBER |
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|
005 |
05 |
Y |
Y |
BLOCK OUTSIDE OF EXTENTS The data set may not have access |
If there is a JCL error, correct it. Check the Directory against the operating system catalog and VTOC information to ensure that total disk space, sequence of extents, and accessible volumes are correct. If the problem persists, obtain the recommended dumps and contact CA Support. For information about contacting CA Support, see Troubleshooting. |
|
007 |
07 |
Y |
N |
INVALID INTERNAL CA DATACOM/DB REQUEST |
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|
008 |
08 |
Y |
Y |
INVALID DATA BLOCK FORMAT |
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|
011 |
0B |
Y |
Y |
INVALID REQUEST TO DBBFRMG |
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|
014 |
0E |
Y |
Y |
DB attempted to add a duplicate master key to a table with |
Collect the PXX dump of the condition and contact CA Support. For information about contacting CA Support, see Troubleshooting. |
|
016 |
10 |
Y |
Y |
REQUIRED TABLE NOT IN OPEN USER REQUIREMENTS TABLE The required table is not in the internal control block representing an open User Requirements Table. |
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|
017 |
11 |
Y |
Y |
INTERNAL INDEX ERROR |
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|
018 |
12 |
Y |
Y |
INTERNAL INDEX ERROR |
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|
019 |
13 |
N |
N |
INTERNAL INDEX ERROR |
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|
023 |
17 |
Y |
Y |
COMMANDS ISSUED IN INVALID SEQUENCE |
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|
024 |
18 |
Y |
N |
INTERNAL DIRECTORY (CXX) ERROR An internal error occurred trying to update the Directory (CXX). |
Contact CA Support with the recommended dumps. For information about contacting CA Support, see Troubleshooting. You can also rerun the failing job since this condition could be self correcting. |
|
025 |
19 |
N |
N |
An internal error occurred trying to initialize the Directory (CXX). |
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|
026 |
1A |
N |
N |
The CA Datacom/DB Open/Extend logic could not find the correct data set name (DSN) for the area being extended. |
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|
031 |
1F |
Y |
Y |
DATA SPACE MANAGER INTERNAL ERROR |
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|
032 |
20 |
Y |
N |
Internal error in DBMPXPR |
Collect documentation and contact CA Support. For information about contacting CA Support, see Troubleshooting. |
|
056 |
38 |
Y |
Y |
LOGIC ERROR |
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|
060 |
3C |
Y |
N |
LOGIC ERROR |
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|
062 |
3E |
Y |
N |
SORT IN LOAD, RETIX, OR BACKWARD RECOVERY HAD ERROR Either the LOAD AREA=aaa |
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|
069 |
45 |
Y |
Y |
TRANSACTION BACKOUT ERROR Possibly caused by a LOGLB There are very many other error conditions that could occur during |
For the LOGLB or LOGDR commands, review the user application for errors. For all other conditions, see if a previous error was also provided and if so, handle that situation. If no previous error, get the documentation and contact CA Support. |
|
070 |
46 |
N |
N |
INTERNAL CONDITION ONLY This condition is internal and is not seen outside the Multi-User Facility. |
No user action is expected, but if it should occur externally, gather documentation and contact CA Support. For information about contacting CA Support, see Troubleshooting. |
|
071 |
47 |
Y |
Y |
I/O TO A DATA SET THAT IS NOT OPEN An I/O is being attempted to a data set that is in a closed state. The condition of a closed state normally only occurs when an operating |
Collect documentation and contact CA Support. For information about contacting CA Support, see Troubleshooting. |
|
090 |
5A |
Y |
N |
INTERNAL INDEX ERROR |
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|
126 |
7E |
Y |
Y |
DATABASE DEFINITION CHANGE ERROR An error occurred because of an unexpected change in the database definition. Such an unexpected |
If a RESET was done, stop the Multi-User Facility and reapply the maintenance. Otherwise, contact CA Support with the recommended dumps. For information about contacting CA Support, see Troubleshooting. |
|
131 |
83 |
Y |
Y |
INDEX NEXT COMMAND KEY During a next-type read or locate request, the key value in the |
Correct the application to maintain the key value for all next-type commands. |
|
138 |
8A |
Y |
N |
SEQUENTIAL COMMAND AND NO EXTENSION |
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|
176 |
B0 |
N |
N |
INTERNAL COMMAND WORK AREA LENGTH ERROR |
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|
177 |
B1 |
Y |
N |
EIP VIRTUAL BLOCK OUT OF EXTENT |
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|
178 |
B2 |
Y |
Y |
Internal Error Duplicate lock with the recommended dumps. |
Contact CA Support. |
|
179 |
B3 |
N |
N |
This error is probably the result of
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If one of the given reasons is the problem, correct the problem and recycle CICS. If one of the two given reasons is not the problem, contact CA Support. For information about contacting CA Support, see Troubleshooting. |
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