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SSMGA04O [ssmplex]

SSMGA04O [ssmplex]: No Global System found. Should [sysname] continue waiting? (Y/N)

Reason:

This message is issued by a system in the SSMPLEX at start up time when the global system could not be found after a three minute wait.

Action:

The operator should determine if the global system was not found because the MSF link is not available or if this is the first system up in the SSMPLEX and should become the global system. A 'N' response causes the indicated system to become the new global system. A ‘Y’ response will cause the SSMGA application to wait another three minutes or until the MSF connection to the global system is available.

SSMGA08O OPS/REXX validation message (SSMGAGCM routine)

080 Destination system destination_system for, primary_system.table.resource is not ACTIVE

Example:

SSMGA080 Destination system XX49.OPSO for, XX11.OPSO.TESTTBL.RES1 is not ACTIVE.

Reason:

Provides destination system current status.

Status

ACTIVE

When the destination system is ready to receive the resource, the status is ACTIVE.

INACTIVE

If the system record exists, but the destination system is currently INACTIVE

Action:

Using of SSMGAOPR RULE, we implemented the Extra validation logic into SSMGAGCM code. When the resource cannot be moved (message SSMGA012). Then you can use the FORCE keyword, which starts the extra validation with more specific messages (SSMGA08n).

SSMGA Status Command

An CA OPS/MVS modify command provides the return status for OPS/MVS, MSF, SSM, and SSMGA. This command determines the SSMGA system status within a sysplex when MSF communication has been lost. The z/OS sysplex ROUTE command can be used to issue this modify command on the target system within the same sysplex. Examination of the z/OS or the OPS/MVS messages returned can determine if the loss of communication warrants the recovery or movement of SSMGA resources. The SSMGA automatic WTOR reply Rexx program, SSMGARPL, uses this command.

Command Syntax

MODIFY OPSx,STATUS(SSMGA)

where x = the fourth character of your CA-OPS/MVS subsystem name.

Returns message

OPx3269I SSMGA: OPS=var1 MSF=var2 SSM=var3 SSMPLEX=var4 GBL=var5 PRI=var6

var1

CA OPS/MVS product status

var2

MSF component status

var3

Stateman mode (Same as OPSINFO)

var4

SSMPLEXNAME (name/NONE). Used in SSMGA.

var5

SSMACTIVEGLOBAL value (Y/N). Used in SSMGA.

var6

SSMPRIORITY (0-1999). Used in SSMGA.

Example

F OPSK,STATUS(SSMGA)
OPK3269I SSMGA: OPS=ACTIVE MSF=ACTIVE SSM=ACTIVE SSMPLEX=QSSMPLEX GBL=Y PRI=300