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have you checked the history log for "evoke request" errors?? double check you appc setup on both systems. DSPNETA and the like. Make sure your parms are matching. _____________________________ Bryan Dietz Aktion Associates "i want an i" midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 07/26/2006 06:13:53 PM: -> I have a customer with a partitioned i5. I set up the two partitions so -> that I could use the SAVRST commands to move data between the -> partitions. But, I have only been able to pass data one way and I am -> not sure why. On system A I can use STRPASTHR to System B and the -> SAVRST* commands. On System B I can use STRPASTHR to System A but I -> cannot use any SAVRST commands. Instead I get an error: "CPFAD8B - An -> error occurred during the SAVRSTLIB operation." The job log shows an -> error "Communications failure. Session was not started." (CPF8911) - -> Cause . . . . . : The system has detected a communications failure. -> The sense code is X'080F6051'. -> -> Poking around a bit hasn't revealed much to me. I compared the setup of -> both partitions, and except for system names, they *look* identical. I -> can ping System A from System B. I can telnet from system B to system -> A. I cannot APING from System B to System A. I first get "Allocate -> took .010 seconds." and then "Command did not complete successfully." -> Job log shows error: CPD3B4D "Target program currently not available" -> -> Not sure what I am missing here. I have set this up before in different -> locations and it has pretty much worked, right out of the box. -> -> What should I be looking for? -> -> Thanks, -> -> Pete Helgren
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