0356T

STAM HAS ABNORMALLY TERMINATED ON THIS SYSTEM, REASON CODE=code

Reason:

Shared Tape Allocation Manager (STAM) has terminated abnormally on this system. The reason code states the cause of the abend. See the CA VM:Tape console log for additional error messages describing the cause of the abend. The code can be one of the following:

20
STAM cannot read the control file due to a permanent I/O error.
40
STAM cannot write to the control file due to a permanent I/O error.
200
The STAM control file was formatted by another STAM system while STAM was active on this system.
220
STAM has detected one of the following conditions:
- Reserve/release has failed, allowing destructive concurrent update of the control file.
- The operator issued a RELEASE command for a system that appeared active but subsequently resumed operation.
910
An I/O error occurred during an attempt to obtain a lock on the STAM control file.
920
An I/O error occurred during an attempt to release a lock on the STAM control file.
1000
An internal logic error has been detected.

Action:

Take steps to start STAM again. If STAM cannot be restarted, ask the CA VM:Tape system administrator to contact CA Technical Support.