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We have a program that writes records into an externally defined
database file that has received the following error...
MSGID TYPE SEV DATE TIME FROM PGM
LIBRARY INST TO PGM LIBRARY INST
MCH3203 Escape 60 12/18/14 08:52:28.640853
DbReuseFind 000FB4 QDBPUT QSYS 06B1
Message . . . . : Function error
X'1720' in machine instruction. Internal
dump identifier (ID) 0300167E.
Cause . . . . . : The machine
instruction that was running failed. Time
stamp is 12/18/14 08:52:28,
error code is X'1720', error class is 0, device
number is X'0000'. The error
class indicates how the damage was detected:
0000-unspecified abnormal
condition; 0002-logically invalid device sector;
0003-device failure;
0004-invalid operation performed. For error class 0003,
the device number identifies the
failing device, or contains zero if main
storage failed. For error class
0004, an unsupported machine interface
instruction operation code was
used. Recovery . . . : For error class
0004, remove the unsupported
machine interface instruction operation code
from the program. For all other
error classes, start problem analysis
(ANZPRB command).
CPF9999 Escape 40 12/18/14 08:52:28.819928
QMHUNMSG *N QDBPUT QSYS 06B1
Message . . . . : Function
check. MCH3203 unmonitored by QDBPUT at statement
*N, instruction X'06B1'.
Cause . . . . . : An escape
exception message was sent to a program which
did not monitor for that
message. The full name of the program to which the
unmonitored message was sent is
QDBPUT . At the time the message was sent
the program was stopped at
higher level language statement number(s) *N. If
more than one statement number
is shown, the program was a bound program.
Optimization does not allow a
single statement number to be determined. If
*N is shown as a value, it means
the actual value was not available.
Recovery . . . : See the low
level messages previously listed to locate
the cause of the function
check. Correct any errors, and then try the
request again.
CPF3698 Information 00 12/18/14 08:52:29.268278
QSCPUTR QSYS 005E QMHAPD QSYS 0500
Message . . . . : Dump output
directed to spooled file 1, job
875639/JOBNAME/E206151053
created on system ITEAM on 12/18/14 08:52:29.
Cause . . . . . : Dump output is
being directed to a spooled file.
CPF5257 Escape 70 12/18/14 08:52:30.277150
QDBSIGEX QSYS 0539 E20615105R WORKLIB *STMT
To module . . . . . . . . . :
E20615105R
To procedure . . . . . . . :
E20615105R
Statement . . . . . . . . . : 2123
Message . . . . : Failure for
device or member E206151053 file E206151053 in
library WORKLIB.
Cause . . . . . : An error
occurred during a read or write operation. If
this is a display file, the
display may not be usable. Recovery . . . :
See the previously listed
messages, correct the errors, and try the request
again. If the problem
continues, report the problem (ANZPRB command).
I examined the file and could not determine if it was damaged. Then I
noticed the 'DbReuseFind' reference (in the original MCH0203 message)
which made me check the maximum file size, and number of deleted
records, as I know the file is configured to 'reuse deleted records'.
The file had some 2,500,000 records, and slightly more than 1,000,000
were deleted records, and the file has *NOMAX for Member Size.
So, I reorganized the file, just to see what would happen. It
reorganized just fine, eliminated the deleted records, and I restarted
the job.
Now the job runs fine.
*What do you think happened?*
BTW, another job, which only deletes records from this file, was failing
with the same Machine Check error, with only a slightly different Error
Code (hex 1716 instead of 1720, as above)
MCH3203 Escape 60 12/18/14 08:54:09.273373
#dbdelim 00343C QDBUDR QSYS 0C1D
Message . . . . : Function error
X'1716' in machine instruction. Internal
dump identifier (ID) .
Cause . . . . . : The machine
instruction that was running failed. Time
stamp is 12/18/14 08:54:08,
error code is X'1716', error class is , device
number is . The error class
indicates how the damage was detected:
0000-unspecified abnormal
condition; 0002-logically invalid device sector;
0003-device failure;
0004-invalid operation performed. For error class 0003,
the device number identifies the
failing device, or contains zero if main
storage failed. For error class
0004, an unsupported machine interface
instruction operation code was
used. Recovery . . . : For error class
0004, remove the unsupported
machine interface instruction operation code
from the program. For all other
error classes, start problem analysis
(ANZPRB command).
Notice the only difference is the reference to #dbdelim on the MCH3203
and the hex error code, now '1716' instead of '1720'.
Both jobs are running fine now, after the reorg.
*Any thoughts?*
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