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T02IUnnn - IUCV Messages

T02IUnnn - IUCV Messages

This section describes messages issued by the IUCV routine. These messages include T02IU000 through T02IU099.

T02IUnnn

T02IU001I

IUCV initialization successfully completed, subsystem is subsys_name

Explanation    The TCP/IP IUCV address space has successfully completed all initialization steps and is ready to process IUCV requests. The subsystem interface named subsys_name has been activated.


Note Any pre-existing VMCF environment has been superseded.

T02IU002I

IUCV termination successfully completed

Explanation    The TCP/IP IUCV address space has successfully completed the termination process and can no longer process IUCV requests.


Note Any pre-existing VMCF environment has been restored.

T02IU003E

IUCV initialization failed, reason code = rsn_code

Explanation    The TCP/IP IUCV address space has failed to initialize. The reason code identifies what caused the failure.

Syntax Description
4 IUVT allocation failed
8 SSCVT allocation failed
12 VMCF allocation failed
16 IUVX allocation failed
20 ASVB allocation failed
24 IASB pool header load failed
28 EORA pool header load failed
32 PTPA pool header load failed
36 IUMS pool header load failed
40 Subsystem name already active

Recommended Action    Allocation failures are generally due to insufficient storage in either the private area of the address space, or in CSA. Make sure sufficient storage exists.

Pool header load failures are generally due to either insufficient storage in the private area of the address space or the module could not be located. Pool header module names have the format T02LxxxP, where xxx is the first three characters of the pool name (e.g. pool header for IASB is T02LIASP).

T02IU004W

IUCV storage release of VMCF_CVT failed, reason code = rsn_code

Explanation    During termination processing, an attempt was made to release storage being used for the VMCF_CVT. The VMCF_CVT is allocated in common storage. rsn_code is the return code from the Storage Release service.

Recommended Action    Check the return code from the Storage Release service and take the appropriate action.


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