Re: CWB0999 return code 9052 274d

On 5/23/06, rob@xxxxxxxxx < rob@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

A coworker is getting an error when attempting to start his 5250 sessions.
CWB0999 return code 9052  274d
I, and others, have had this in the recent past.
Anyone have an idea what may be causing this?  See also,
http://makeashorterlink.com/?T10B2362D
http://www-1.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=nas17099e4bd5dfec71a8625712c00499fbd&rs=110

As the technote suggests, a reboot often clears the situation.

I experienced this for the first time about two weeks ago.  A single reboot
took care of the problem.

Today, I took the time to research the issue, including finding this thread
and checking Rob's link to the IBM technote.  Based on that, I opened up the
task manager and found a process called PSADataProducer.exe that has been
running since I rebooted 45 minutes earlier.  The CPU usage on this thing
hasn't dropped below 93% since I've been watching it for about 10 minutes.
Google on PSADataProducer turns up zero.  I search for the file on my PC and
find it in the C:\Program Files\xerox\XDMJobTracking folder.  We use Xerox
printers in our shop (FWIW, for producing forms using Doc1 software).  I
ended the process.  Did not solve problem.  Rebooted, but have same problem
with iSeries Access.  While PSADataProducer is again in the process list,
along with several other PSA* programs from Xerox, it/they are taking zero
CPU cycles.

So I tried powering down, waiting the requisite 30 seconds or so, power up.
Same problem with iSeries Access.  I am officially dead in the water.  Will
keep powering down/up until resolved.

3 hours shot this a.m., but am finally up and running again.
(Aforementioned PSA* processes are there and taking zero CPU cycles.)
That'll teach me for coming in so early! %$@#!!!

- Dan