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On 02-Jul-2014 08:33 -0500, Marie O'Rourke wrote:
<<SNIP>> Calling IBM support will be the last option, once I have
investigated it to my full potential, I will pass to the ISeries team
to investigate and then it might go to IBM... <<SNIP>>
With regard to the MCH3603 alone, any delay in followup pursuant to
resolution, IMNSHO could be a huge mistake. If there is an indication
that the OS asked to perform for example a *destroy object* request, but
the LIC has notified with the x2403 exception that the object type of
the object to be destroyed was incompatible with the selected method
against that object, then that is a _clear indication_ that the OS might
be in other instances, successfully but unintentionally destroying
objects for which the selected method had _by chance_ been correctly
matching the object type.
Minimally, I would immediately apply all HIPer maintenance and
anything that is known to address a condition in which the MCH3603 was
identified as a possible symptom.
Note: Not knowing the invoker of #cfochkr, which may appear in an
existing vlog, or in a VLog forced per a process dump initiated for the
MCH3603, if the error originates with a /destroy/ operation is only
speculation.
P.S. IIRC one of the APARs I had mentioned in my first reply dealt
with object references in the SQL Plan Cache. So just the act of IPL
might give temporary relief; without any preventive fix applied during
that IPL, only until the unresolved issue reappears.
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