For your info(if you want it):
We recently(2 days ago) upgraded to 7.1.2.9 and encountered a problem when storing reports in OD.
All of our reports are stored in OAM.
Last night a lot of our jobs abended, not all but a lot, with message:
"
ARS1107E RAPPFP01 AN UNEXPECTED ERROR OCCURRED. CONTACT YOUR SYSTEM
ADMINISTRATOR AND/OR CONSULT THE SYSTEM LOG. FILE=ARSADMP.C, LINE
=1059
ARS1157E RAPPFP01 UNABLE TO STORE THE OBJECT >144<. OBJECT SIZE 78543
ARS0088E RAPPFP01 APPLGROUP FAILED LOAD: NAME(T140306) LOADID() FILE(
/ARS/TMP/T140306)
"
and in ARSSOCKD
"
ARS0114E RAPPFP01 UNABLE TO OPEN FILE >/GLOBAL/ARS/ARSCACHE/ARSDBASE/0
/NMB/RES/144<. ERRNO=133 SRVR->CSEXTFTP.CS.SHB.SE 192.168.237.205<-
"
errno 133 = /* No space left on device */
We're not using cache !!! never specified it in our production.
Finally we found the reason.
All the jobs that abended, was in the process of 'adding' a new resource, as noted in sysprint:
/ars/tmp/T140306.res will be added as resource >144-5034-0<.
looking in the ARSAG-table we noted that all of our reports had 'TYPE = 17',
APPLGRP_TYPE_INTERNAL 0x0001 1
APPLGRP_TYPE_SMS_TABLESPACE 0x0010 16
I recalled that in my test-system, when I tested reports against OAM/CACHE, I got TYPE =1553, which means:
APPLGRP_TYPE_INTERNAL 0x0001 1
APPLGRP_TYPE_SMS_TABLESPACE 0x0010 16
APPLGRP_TYPE_CACHE_NO_STORE 0x0200 512
APPLGRP_TYPE_CACHE_NO_LOOKUP 0x0400 1024
(Got that info from a PMR I opened)
In my test-system I never loaded a report which required a new resource to be added on an old report.
I then went to the Admin Gui-client, did 'update' on the Appl.group(NOT CHANGING ANYTHING), looked in my ARSAG-table
again and it had changed from TYPE=17 to TYPE=1553.
And now I could load the report.
So as a solution we changed every report from TYPE=17 to TYPE=1553(thru SPUFI), and we were able to load everything again
I just wanted to inform you about this, but I think that IBM should have informed us
Thanks. I'll keep that in mind when we upgrade again.
I am just movng to configuration phase of installation on 7.1.2.9.
That is a very important item to know about. I'll keep that in mind, and in my notes.
Thank You
This is an interesting topic.
We do cache some of our reports, but most are sent to optical. When I upgraded to 7.1.2.9 I noticed that my cache file system fills up quicker. When I run the arsmaint process it will then free unused space. Could you send me the pmr that you opened or a link?
jcbolton@up.com