Re: Message ID CPF2410? -- MIDRANGE-L

Bit-rot?

But seriously, I take it that this is a random occurrence that can't benailed down to some other event in the system. I've only ever gottenthis message when the message key was corrupted in some way or themessage was deleted. Unless the O/S has some kind of new feature thatperiodically re-numbers the existing messages giving them new message keys.


Rich Loeber wrote:

Peter,

Well, there is only one user on the system .... me .... and the application
locks the message queue so that nobody else can access it to delete messages.

I wonder how a key can get corrupted after a wait of an hour and a half ....
this one really puzzles me.

Thanks for the suggestions.

Rich Loeber
Kisco Information Systems
http://www.kisco.com
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Peter Levy wrote:

Sounds like someone deleted a message from the message queue, but you
also might have a corrupted message key.

Rich Loeber wrote:

I have an application that is monitoring the QSYSOPR message queue
looking for any messages with a severity of 70 or higher.  Every once in
a while, like once a week or so, I get a CPF2410 on this job.  The
details of the error read:

                         Additional Message Information

 Message ID . . . . . . :   CPA0702
 Date sent  . . . . . . :   11/03/06      Time sent  . . . . . . :
07:40:39

 Message . . . . :   CPF2410 received by procedure WEBMSGMONC. (C D I R)


 Cause . . . . . :   ILE Control language (CL) procedure WEBMSGMONC in
module
   WEBMSGMONC in program WEBMSGMONC in library WEBREPORT detected an
error at
   statement number 0000015700.  Message text for CPF2410 is: Message
key not
   found in message queue QSYSOPR.  Use F10 (if available) or the
Display Job
   Log (DSPJOBLOG) command to see the messages in the job log for a more

   complete description of what caused the error.  If you still are
unable to
   solve the problem, please contact your technical support person.
 Recovery  . . . :   This inquiry message can be avoided by changing the

   procedure. Monitor for the error (MONMSG command) and perform error
recovery
   within the procedure.  To continue, choose a reply value.

When I check the QSYSOPR message queue, the last message in the queue is
time stamped one hour and twenty minutes before this error happened.
So, I have no idea where the message is that the message key was invalid
for.

I'm open to suggestions.  Could this be some sort of a timeout issue?

Rich Loeber
Kisco Information Systems
http://www.kisco.com

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Englewood Cliffs, NJ
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