We are running CMOD on z-OS and are trying to load a file via UNIX arsload command and getting an error.
We have never loaded via UNIX command prompt before. But we can run the other UNIX command correctly. (unload,?)
/products/ars/dev/bin/arsload ?a ?TEST1? ?g ?AGTEST? ?h ?TESTDB1? ?n ?v ?f /home/#1510/TH/CNNOTICE.PC7.PSK
arsload: Using /home/#1510/TH for temporary files
arsload: Processing file >CNNOTICE.PC7.PSK<
arsload: Processing failed for file >CNNOTICE.PC7.PSK<
arsload: Unable to log load information
arsload: Processing has stopped. The remaining files will NOT be processed
Nothing is logged to the System Log and we are using verbose.
Do you have DSNAOINI and a steplib concatenation in your .profile? I'm thinking you may be getting hit by a missing DSNAOINI statement since you're getting the "unable to log load information" message.
export DSNAOINI='/SYSTEM/etc/ond/cli.ini'
export STEPLIB=DB2P.V10.SDSNEXIT:DB2P.V10.SDSNLOAD:DB2P.V10.SDSNLOD2:IBM.ONDV85.SARSLOAD
Hello Douglas,
I'm just wondering... why on earth are you using directories with # in it? # is a comment in unix, so if you want to be handled correctly either you don't use it, or you put quotes in your path.
I mean you wrote:
/products/ars/dev/bin/arsload ?a ?TEST1? ?g ?AGTEST? ?h ?TESTDB1? ?n ?v ?f /home/#1510/TH/CNNOTICE.PC7.PSK
But I would write like this :
/products/ars/dev/bin/arsload ?a ?TEST1? ?g ?AGTEST? ?h ?TESTDB1? ?n ?v ?f "/home/#1510/TH/CNNOTICE.PC7.PSK"
I don't know if it will help, but at least from an unix point of view, it is safer!
Now, you are on z/OS, and I cannot help you more than that, sorry :-( I wish I can take the time to learn about z environments :-D but maybe in another life!!
Good luck,
Sincerely yours,
Alessandro
Hello
I have exported my DSNAOINI and STEPLIB with no change in the error message.
I also added the ? to my input file.
Still stuck?
arsload must be at the same level on all systems.
By any chance are you on different versions of CMOD on AIX versus what you have on z?
Ed
Does the file have access to the process ID? Since the file was located in the home directory..
> arsload: Unable to log load information
Has the target system initialized the system load logging facility?
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Ed
Thanks for the input, I will look in to this.
We also had load logging interference, when we had the wrong permissions on cache, but the rest of the loads proceeded. Setting for cache: http://pic.dhe.ibm.com/infocenter/cmod/v8r5m0/index.jsp?topic=%2Fcom.ibm.ondemand.installingmp.doc%2Fars1i071272.htm