Re: QSCPROBLEM - USRSPC

[Vernon Hamberg <vhamberg@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

As with most things that belong to IBM, the first letter is a Q. The 
next 2 often identify a product or application - not sure here, 
service something comes to mind. Finally you have the word, PROBLEM, 
which is meaningful.

I've said all that to give some help in interpreting these things. 
But often objects that start with Q are exclusively IBM's to work 
with. Any problem you have should probably be reported to IBM 
support, and there is likely to be a fix for it. This list might be a 
good start, but these things are not anything we can ultimately help 
with, I think.

I did a google on QSCPROBLEM - I suggest you do this, too. You will 
get a link to a Redbook for iSeries system administrators. I found 
there that QSCPROBLEM is a user space that has the contents of 
spooled files related to a problem that the system has found. It 
would be one of the entries you see when you use WRKPRB. This and 
other objects are what are used to generate APARs, which often become 
PTFs eventually.

HTH - and take a look at that redbook - it seems a very useful resource.
Vern

At 02:44 PM 3/1/2006, you wrote:

> Hi
>
>   Can anyone tell me what is the significance  of this userspace 
> QSCPROBLEM  and when it gets created??.
>   I am finding that some software problem has created this under a 
> user profile name.
>   In the past I find this used to get created with some system name 
> (QTCP, QUSER) as the user created this.
>   Can anyone enlighten me regd QSCPROBLEM?
>
>   Thanks,
>   Avis Ramuk.
>
>
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