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chuckalugk

ARS1390  RETURN CODE IS 9 

Loaded 0 rows in database.     

Has anyone seen this before?

chuckalugk

ARS4339I Application Group >CHN_NIDX_01Y_00_ZH_V03<
ARS4340I Application >FC_CNZH0004<
ARS4341I Storage Set >OAM FIS<
ARS4342I Storage Node >SDCMODP.OAM01<
ARS4312I Loading started, --UNKNOWN-- bytes to process
ARS5481I CC=YES
ARS5481I CCTYPE=Z
ARS5481I CONVERT=NO
ARS5481I CPGID=1208
ARS5481I MCF2REF=CPCS
ARS5481I TRC=NO
ARS5481I FILEFORMAT=RECORD
ARS5481I TRIGGER1=*,49,X'20',(TYPE=GROUP)                               
ARS5481I FIELD1=0,52,1,(TRIGGER=1,BASE=0)
ARS5481I INDEX1=X'64756D6D79',FIELD1,(TYPE=GROUP,BREAK=YES)             
ARS5481I DCFPAGENAMES=NO
ARS5481I UNIQUEBNGS=YES
ARS5481I IMAGEOUT=ASIS
ARS5481I INDEXOBJ=ALL
ARS5481I INDEXSTARTBY=1
ARS5481I INSERTIMM=NO
ARS5481I RESTYPE=NONE
ARS5476E The OS/390 indexer failed with the specified return code. (Arsl390 return code is 9).
ARS1146I Loaded 0 rows into the database
ARS4311E Loading failed
ARS4318E Processing failed for file >/ford/proj/ars/tmp//34341987.0000016A8D75E401 (DD:INPUT-FCFE.DREG.P87.MIS.CMODM.CNZH0004.D0501)<

Justin Derrick

Two follow-up questions...

Which version / PTF of CMOD are you at? 

Are there any errors in the System Log related to this failed load?  (Find this failed load in the system log, then look for suspicious messages within a minute before or after.)  Sometimes the errors are logged separately from the load itself.

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Ed_Arnold

Noting one of my pet peeves, that this message is mixed case:  Arsl390 return code is 9

If I uppercase that it's ARSL390.

When hand-copying it often gets changed to ARS1390, which of course defeats searching on that piece of text.

Happens all too frequently.  This is not a criticism.  I just wish that wasn't mixed case.

Ed
#zOS #ODF

Ed_Arnold

#4
Found this in a PMR from a couple years back:

after cleaning the ODSCRT table the load failures due to invalid
application groups are gone.  And so too is the out of memory error.


Ed
#zOS #ODF

Ed_Arnold

In your load job output, looking at this message:

IEF032I STEP/STEP1   /STOP  2019150.1515                                   
        CPU:     0 HR  00 MIN  00.13 SEC    SRB:     0 HR  00 MIN  00.00 SEC
        VIRT:    20K  SYS:   260K  EXT:    67060K  SYS:    14040K           
        ATB- REAL:                 20892K  SLOTS:                     0K   
             VIRT- ALLOC:      90M SHRD:       0M                         
 

Are the virtual storage numbers unnaturally low compared to successful loads?

Ed
#zOS #ODF

chuckalugk

I opened a PMR regarding this, but it seems the issue was on the application.  They were also trying to send a report > 2GB.