An unexpected program check or operating system abend with abend code aaa/bbbb occurred at offset X'offset' in module modname. This can be caused by corruption of CICS code or control blocks.
During initialization, CICS might not have access to the user’s applid coded in the SIT. If CICS produces this message in these circumstances, it uses the default applid value DBDCCICS.
A system dump is taken unless specifically suppressed for this system abend code, and the system attempts to continue operation unless termination has been requested via the dump table.
Message DFHME0116 is normally produced containing the symptom string for this problem.
Investigate the cause of the abend or program check using the dump, the abend code, the trace table, and any other diagnostic messages which may have been issued.
Console
DFHPAGP, DFHPADM, DFHPAIO
XMEOUT Parameters: applid, aaa/bbbb, X'offset', modname
An error has been detected in module modname
The code X'code' is the exception trace point id which uniquely identifies what the error is and where the error was detected.
During initialization, CICS may not have access to the user’s applid coded in the SIT. If CICS produces this message in these circumstances, it uses the default applid value DBDCCICS.
An exception entry (code X'code' in the message) is made in the trace table. A system dump is taken, unless you have specifically suppressed dumps in the dump table.
CICS continues unless you have specified in the dump table that CICS should terminate.
If appropriate, an error return code is sent to the caller of this domain. In this case, CICS could be terminated by the caller (for example, the domain manager, DFHDMDM). A message is issued to this effect.
Message DFHME0116 is normally produced containing the symptom string for this problem.
This indicates a possible error in CICS code. The severity of its impact depends on the importance of the function being executed at the time of the error.
CICS may not have been terminated.
If the message occurs once and module modname is not crucial to the running of your CICS system, you may decide to continue to run and bring CICS down at a convenient time to resolve the problem.
If the message recurs or if you cannot run without the full use of module modname, you should bring CICS down in a controlled shutdown.
For further information about CICS exception trace entries, refer to the CICS® Problem Determination Guide.
You need further assistance from IBM to resolve this problem. See CICS Problem Determination Guide for guidance on how to proceed.
Console
DFHPADM
XMEOUT Parameters: applid, X'code',modname
A CICS function is taking more time to process than CICS expects. A possible loop has been detected in module modname at offset X'offset'. This is the offset of the instruction which was executing when the error was detected.
During initialization, CICS may not have access to the user’s applid coded in the SIT. If CICS produces this message in these circumstances, it uses the default applid value DBDCCICS.
An exception entry is made in the trace table. A system dump is taken, unless you have specifically suppressed dumps in the dump table.
CICS continues unless you have specified in the dump table that CICS should terminate.
Message DFHME0116 is normally produced containing the symptom string for this problem.
If CICS has not been terminated, it is necessary to decide whether the problem is serious enough to bring CICS down.
Since some CICS functions can use a lot of processor time, this message may have been caused by a long-running function. So there may not be an error here. Usually, CICS purges a CICS function which exceeds the runaway task time interval which you have specified in the SIT (this is the ICVR which is measured in milliseconds). This means that the CICS module identified in the message is terminated and CICS continues..
However, if you have declared ICVR=0 in the SIT and you consider that module modname has gone into a loop, you have to terminate CICS in order to terminate the runaway function.
If CICS has terminated module modname, and you consider that it was not a runaway, you should increase the ICVR time interval in the SIT. You have to bring CICS down at a suitable time to do this permanently. However, you can change the ICVR time interval temporarily online, using the CEMT transaction.
If raising the ICVR time does not solve the problem, you will need further assistance from IBM. See CICS Problem Determination Guide for guidance on how to proceed.
Console
DFHPADM
XMEOUT Parameters: applid, X'offset', modname
This message is displayed during CICS initialization to show the SIT overrides obtained from the PARM parameter of the JCL EXEC statement for the CICS job. If the parameter string parm contains 40 characters or less, it is shown on this message. Otherwise it is shown on a DFHPA1927 message following this message.
During initialization, CICS may not have access to the user’s applid coded in the SIT. If CICS produces this message in these circumstances, it uses the default applid value DBDCCICS.
System initialization continues.
None.
Console
DFHPAIO
This is an informational message displayed during CICS initialization.
xx, if present, represents the 1- or 2-character suffix for the SIT being used.
During initialization, CICS may not have access to the user’s applid coded in the SIT. If CICS produces this message in these circumstances, it uses the default applid value DBDCCICS.
System initialization continues.
None.
Console
DFHPADM
This message is displayed during CICS initialization before displaying the SIT overrides obtained from the SYSIN data set. The message is followed by a series of DFHPA1927 messages that show the actual contents of the SYSIN records.
During initialization, CICS may not have access to the user’s applid coded in the SIT. If CICS produces this message in these circumstances, it uses the default applid value DBDCCICS.
System initialization continues.
None.
Console
DFHPAIO
This is an informational message displayed when CICS has reached the end of the SYSIN data set.
During initialization, CICS may not have access to the user’s applid coded in the SIT. If CICS produces this message in these circumstances, it uses the default applid value DBDCCICS.
System initialization continues.
None.
Console
DFHPAIO
If the word "CONSOLE" or "CN" was detected in either the parameter input stream on the EXEC statement of the CICS JCL, or in the SYSIN data set, then this prompt message will be displayed when the parameter (PA) manager is ready to accept console overrides.
The system initialization program waits for a response from the operator.
Enter the required parameter changes, separated by commas. Terminate your reply by entering ‘.END’.
Console
DFHPAIO
While SIT overrides are being entered on the console, this prompt message will be displayed to request more overrides if the previous line did not end with ".END".
The system initialization program waits for more override parameters to be entered by the operator.
Continue entering the required parameter changes, separated by commas. Terminate your reply by entering ‘.END’.
Console
DFHPAIO
During PA domain initialization, a SIT with a suffix of xx could not be loaded.
During initialization, CICS may not have access to the user’s applid coded in the SIT. If CICS produces this message in these circumstances, it uses the default applid value DBDCCICS.
The PA domain initialization routines wait for the operator to enter an
alternative 1- or 2-character suffix, or YES to request the unsuffixed SIT,
or CANCEL. If CANCEL is entered, CICS is abnormally terminated.
Determine whether the suffix is correct. If it is not, enter the correct suffix or enter ‘YES’ for the unsuffixed version. Otherwise enter ‘CANCEL’, correct the error (by adding the module to the appropriate library) and restart CICS.
Console
DFHPADM
During PA domain initialization, a SIT with a suffix of xx and a release level of level was loaded. Since this version is not compatible with current CICS code, CICS is abnormally terminated.
During initialization, CICS may not have access to the user’s applid coded in the SIT. If CICS produces this message in these circumstances, it uses the default applid value DBDCCICS.
CICS terminates abnormally.
To correct the error, reassemble the SIT at the current CICS level. Refer to the CICS Transaction Server for z/OS® Migration from CICS TS Version 2.3. for guidance on changes to the SIT that may be required for the new release. CICS should then be restarted.
Alternatively, the system may have been pointing to the wrong SIT. To correct this second case, check the bring up JCL to make sure that the ‘SIT=’ override is correct. Refer to the CICS System Definition Guide for guidance on coding system initialization parameters. Furthermore, check the library search order to make sure that stray SITs, which may be unknowingly present, are removed or renamed.
Console
DFHPADM
This is an informational message displayed during CICS initialization. It displays the date and time that the loaded system initialization table was generated.
CICS Initialization continues.
None.
Console
DFHPADM
An error has occurred while attempting to load either DFHPASYL or DFHPAIO.
During initialization, CICS may not have access to the user’s applid coded in the SIT. If CICS produces this message in these circumstances, it uses the default applid value DBDCCICS.
CICS terminates abnormally.
Correct the problem with the module that failed to load.
For example, check that a module modname actually exists in the program libraries used by CICS. Check the JCL and that the correct name, the correct library and the correct member in the library are used.
Console
DFHPADM
An error has occurred while attempting to open the SYSIN data set. This occurs if the SYSIN data set does not exist.
During initialization, CICS may not have access to the user’s applid coded in the SIT. If CICS produces this message in these circumstances, it uses the default applid value DBDCCICS.
CICS terminates abnormally.
Ensure that the SYSIN data set exists and is correct.
Console
DFHPAIO
An error has occurred while attempting to read a record from the SYSIN data set. This can occur if the SYSIN data set has been corrupted, or has been incorrectly defined (for example, has not been defined with a logical record length, LRECL, of 80).
During initialization, CICS may not have access to the user’s applid coded in the SIT. If CICS produces this message in these circumstances, it uses the default applid value DBDCCICS.
CICS terminates abnormally.
Correct the problem in the SYSIN data set.
Console
DFHPAIO
This message is displayed if the data specified, either for a keyword in the SIT or for a SIT override, is invalid, AND the PARMERR=IGNORE option is specified in the SIT or as an override. The message inserts are as follows:
The keyword is ignored. CICS will attempt to initialize without the keyword in error.
Correct the error by specifying a valid value for the keyword wherever it has been specified, either in the SIT or in the CICS input JCL, prior to restarting CICS. Refer to the CICS System Definition Guide for information on how to do this.
Console
DFHPAGP
This message is displayed if the data specified, either for a keyword in the SIT or for a SIT override, is invalid, and the PARMERR=ABEND option is specified in the SIT or as an override. The message inserts are as follows:
This message is issued only if the data for keyword MCT is in error.
CICS terminates abnormally.
Correct the error by specifying a valid value for the keyword wherever it has been specified, either in the SIT or in the CICS input JCL, prior to restarting CICS. Refer to the CICS System Definition Guide. for information on how to do this.
Console
DFHPAGP
This message is displayed if the data specified, either for a keyword in the SIT or for a SIT override, is invalid, and the PARMERR=INTERACT option is specified in the SIT or as an override. The message inserts are as follows:
CICS waits for the corrected keyword and data to be entered as an override on the console by the operator, and analyzes this override.
Enter the corrected SIT keyword and data on the console, or bypass by typing ‘.END’, or just supply a blank line.
Refer to the CICS System Definition Guide for information on how to do this.
Console
DFHPAGP
This message is displayed if a keyword specified in the input override parameter stream is invalid, and the PARMERR=IGNORE option is specified in the SIT, or as an override. The insert keyword is the invalid keyword.
During initialization, CICS may not have access to the user’s applid coded in the SIT. If CICS produces this message in these circumstances, it uses the default applid value DBDCCICS.
The keyword is ignored, and CICS attempts to initialize without the keyword in error.
Ensure the keyword specified is correct and update CICS input JCL with the corrected keyword prior to the next initialization of CICS.
Console
DFHPADM, DFHPAGP
This message is displayed if a keyword specified in the input override parameter stream is invalid, and the PARMERR=ABEND option is specified in the SIT, or as an override. the insert keyword is the invalid keyword.
During initialization, CICS may not have access to the user’s applid coded in the SIT. If CICS produces this message in these circumstances, it uses the default applid value DBDCCICS.
CICS terminates abnormally.
Correct the error by specifying a valid keyword in the SIT overrides, then restart CICS. Refer to the CICS System Definition Guide. for information on how to do this.
Console
DFHPADM
This message is displayed if a keyword specified in the input override parameter stream is invalid, and the PARMERR=INTERACT option is specified in the SIT, or as an override. The insert keyword is the invalid keyword. Note that PARMERR=INTERACT is the default action for invalid SIT overrides.
During initialization, CICS may not have access to the user’s applid coded in the SIT. If CICS produces this message in these circumstances, it uses the default applid value DBDCCICS.
CICS waits for the corrected override to be entered on the console by the operator, and analyzes this override.
On the console enter the corrected SIT override, bypass the override in error and all overrides that follow by typing '.END', or supply a blank line to bypass only the override in error.
Console
DFHPADM
This message can be issued in the following situations:
During initialization, CICS may not have access to the user’s applid coded in the SIT. If CICS produces this message in these circumstances, it uses the default applid value DBDCCICS.
The keyword is ignored, and CICS attempts to initialize without the keyword in error.
Ensure the value specified is correct and update CICS input JCL with the corrected keyword prior to the next initialization of CICS.
Console
DFHPADM, DFHPAGP
This message is displayed if the data specified for a SIT override is syntactically invalid, and the PARMERR=ABEND option is specified in the SIT, or as an override.
The insert keyword is the keyword for which the value is in error.
During initialization, CICS may not have access to the user’s applid coded in the SIT. If CICS produces this message in these circumstances, it uses the default applid value DBDCCICS.
CICS terminates abnormally.
Correct the error by specifying a valid value for the keyword in the SIT overrides, then restart CICS.
Refer to the CICS System Definition Guide for information on how to do this.
Console
DFHPADM
This message is displayed if the data specified for a SIT override is syntactically invalid or is a numeric value of 2 gigabytes or greater. It is only displayed if the PARMERR=INTERACT option is specified in the SIT, or as an override.
The insert keyword is the keyword for which the value is in error.
CICS waits for the corrected override to be entered on the console by the operator, and then analyzes this override.
Enter the corrected SIT override on the console, or bypass by typing ‘.END’, or just supply a blank line.
Console
DFHPADM
This message is displayed if the data supplied for a SIT override is out of range, and the PARMERR=IGNORE option is specified in the SIT, or as an override. The message inserts are as follows:
The keyword is ignored. CICS will attempt to initialize without the keyword in error.
Ensure the value specified is correct and update CICS input JCL with the corrected keyword prior to the next initialization of CICS.
Console
DFHPAGP
This message is displayed if the data specified for a SIT override is out of range, and the PARMERR=ABEND option is specified in the SIT, or as an override. The message inserts are as follows:
CICS terminates abnormally.
Correct the error by specifying a valid value for the keyword in the SIT overrides, and restart CICS.
Refer to the CICS System Definition Guide for information on how to do this.
Console
DFHPAGP
This message is displayed if the data specified for a SIT override is out of range, and the PARMERR=INTERACT option is specified in the SIT, or as an override. The message inserts are as follows:
Note: PARMERR=INTERACT is the default action for invalid SIT overrides.
CICS waits for the corrected override to be entered on the console by the operator, and analyzes this override.
Enter the corrected SIT override on the console, or bypass by typing ‘.END’, or just supply a blank line.
Console
DFHPAGP
An invalid value for a keyword has been entered after message DFHPA1912 or DFHPA1915 has been issued. CICS has been unable to analyze the overrides following the invalid one.
During initialization, CICS may not have access to the user’s applid coded in the SIT. If CICS produces this message in these circumstances, it uses the default applid value DBDCCICS.
CICS continues to prompt for the corrected override using either message DFHPA1912 or message DFHPA1915.
Enter the corrected SIT override, ensuring that the data is in the valid range for that keyword.
You cannot suppress this message with the system initialization parameter MSGLVL=0.
Console
DFHPADM
An invalid keyword has been entered in response to message DFHPA1912 or DFHPA1915. CICS has been unable to analyze the overrides following the invalid one.
The insert keyword is the invalid keyword.
During initialization, CICS may not have access to the user’s applid coded in the SIT. If CICS produces this message in these circumstances, it uses the default applid value DBDCCICS.
CICS continues to prompt for the corrected keyword using message DFHPA1912 or message DFHPA1915.
Enter the corrected SIT override, ensuring that the keyword is valid.
Refer to the CICS System Definition Guide for information on how to do this.
You cannot suppress this message with the SIT parameter, MSGLVL=0.
Console
DFHPADM
The System Initialization Table (SIT) holds information needed for CICS to initialize. This is loaded during preinitialization. The user specifies a 1- or 2-character suffix to identify which SIT to load. To use the unsuffixed default SIT, reply with ‘SIT=NO’.
During initialization, CICS may not have access to the user’s applid coded in the SIT. If CICS produces this message in these circumstances, it uses the default applid value DBDCCICS.
The system loads and uses the specified SIT if it can be found. Otherwise the user is prompted to enter a valid suffix.
Type ‘SIT=xx’ in response to the message, where xx represents the SIT suffix to be used. (A suffix of ‘NO’ causes the system to load an unsuffixed SIT).
Console
DFHPADM.
There are 2 special keywords, each with an abbreviation. The first is SYSIN, which has the abbreviation SI. The second is CONSOLE, which has the abbreviation CN. These keywords direct CICS to read SIT overrides from the SYSIN data stream and from the console respectively.
The system has found a duplication of one of these keywords. The JCL should be amended.
During initialization, CICS may not have access to the user’s applid coded in the SIT. If CICS produces this message in these circumstances, it uses the default applid value DBDCCICS.
System initialization continues.
Correct the JCL by removing the second occurrence of the special keyword specified. (Refer to the CICS Operations and Utilities Guide for more information on coding CICS system initialization parameters).
You cannot suppress this message with the system initialization parameter MSGLVL=0.
Console
DFHPADM
There are 2 special keywords, each with an abbreviation. The first is SYSIN, which has the abbreviation SI. The second is CONSOLE, which has the abbreviation CN. These keywords direct CICS to read SIT overrides from the SYSIN data stream and from the console respectively.
SYSIN cannot be specified from either the SYSIN data stream, or from the console. CONSOLE cannot be specified from the console.
The system has found the specified keyword keyword in one of the situations described above, and so the JCL should be amended.
During initialization, CICS may not have access to the user’s applid coded in the SIT. If CICS produces this message in these circumstances, it uses the default applid value DBDCCICS.
System initialization continues.
Correct the JCL by removing the special keyword specified (Refer to the CICS Operations and Utilities Guide for more information on coding CICS system initialization parameters).
You cannot suppress this message with the system initialization parameter MSGLVL=0.
Console
DFHPADM
One of two situations may have occurred:
In either case, the condition is invalid, and so default values are applied to both parameters.
Both parameters are set to their default values and system initialization continues.
The system initialization parameters should be altered so that parm2 is greater than parm1 for the next bring up of CICS. (Refer to the CICS System Definition Guide for more information about system initialization parameters.)
CICS initialization continues with the default values. The user can then change the defaulted values using the CICS supplied transaction.
You cannot suppress this message with the system initialization parameter, MSGLVL=0, unless it has been issued from DFHPAGP via the message
domain.
Console
DFHPADM, DFHPAGP
XMEOUT Parameters: applid, parm1,parm2, modname
The data supplied for a SIT override keyword has not been delimited correctly.
CICS terminates abnormally.
Correct the specified override in the SYSIN data set by entering the opening or the closing delimiter on its data.
Restart CICS.
Refer to the CICS System Definition Guide for the required delimiter for keyword keyword.
Console
DFHPADM
This message is displayed during CICS initialization to show parameters that will override the system initialization parameters coded on the DFHSIT macro. If it is preceded by message DFHPA1100, text shows the contents of the PARM parameter from the JCL EXEC statement. If it is preceded by message DFHPA1102, text shows the contents of a record read from the SYSIN data set.
During initialization, CICS may not have access to the user’s applid coded in the SIT. If CICS produces this message in these circumstances, it uses the default applid value DBDCCICS.
System initialization continues.
None.
Console
DFHPAIO
In an XRF CICS system, a generic and a specific applid must be defined. They must also be unique.
This message is displayed and CICS is terminated if both these applids, which are defined as SIT overrides, are found to be identical in an XRF environment.
This message is also displayed if only the generic applid is defined.
CICS terminates abnormally.
Correct the error by defining both the generic and the specific applids as SIT overrides. Ensure that they are unique. Refer to the CICS System Definition Guide for further information on how to do this.
Console
DFHPADM
When the value DYNAMIC is specified for the CSDBKUP keyword the CSDRECOV keyword must have the value ALL. However, the override parameter stream has overridden the SIT values and this requirement has not been fulfilled.
To enable initialization to continue, CSDBKUP is set to the default value STATIC. Because CSDBKUP is set to STATIC, the CICS CSD as defined in the input JCL, or by dynamic allocation, is not eligible for backup while open for update.
Update CICS input JCL with the correct values for CSDBKUP and CSDRECOV keywords prior to the next initialization of CICS.
Console
DFHPADM
When a forward recovery log value is specified for the CSDFRLOG keyword, the CSDRECOV keyword must have the value ALL. However, the override parameter stream has overridden the SIT values and this requirement has not been fulfilled.
To enable initialization to continue, the CSDFRLOG value has been ignored. Because CSDFRLOG is ignored, the CICS CSD as defined in the input JCL, or by dynamic allocation, is not eligible for forward recovery logging.
Update CICS input JCL with the correct values for the CSDFRLOG and CSDRECOV keywords prior to the next initialization of CICS.
Console
DFHPADM
A SIT override has been entered at the console which is deemed to be a member of the set of security system initialization parameters. Security system initialization parameters cannot be entered at the console.
During initialization, CICS might not have access to the user’s applid coded in the SIT. If CICS produces this message in these circumstances, it uses the default applid value DBDCCICS.
CICS ignores the security SIT override, and initialization continues.
Update CICS input JCL so that security keywords are included in the SIT, SYSIN or PARM prior to the next initialization of CICS.
Console
DFHPADM
A conflict of options has been detected. You have requested Persistent Session Support by specifying a nonzero value for the PSDINT system initialization parameter. This parameter is used to set the Persistent Sessions delay interval. However, you have also requested XRF support by specifying XRF=YES. Persistent Sessions Support and XRF are mutually exclusive.
The PSDINT value defaults to 0. CICS attempts to continue with XRF support.
Before you next initialize CICS, alter the system initialization parameters so that either PSDINT=0 or XRF=NO. See the CICS System Definition Guide for further information.
Console
DFHPADM
The start type specified in the SIT has been changed to that shown in the message.
Initialization continues with the new start type.
None.
Console
DFHPAGP
A SIT override has been entered at the console which is deemed to be a member of the set of security system initialization parameters. Security system initialization parameters cannot be entered at the console. CICS has been unable to analyze the overrides following the security keyword.
During initialization, CICS might not have access to the user’s applid coded in the SIT. If CICS produces this message in these circumstances, it uses the default applid value DBDCCICS.
CICS ignores the security SIT override and all subsequent overrides entered on this line. Initialization continues.
Update CICS input JCL so that security keywords are included in the SIT, SYSIN or PARM prior to the next initialization of CICS.
Console
DFHPADM
A conflict of options has been detected. You have requested generic resource support by specifying a value for the GRNAME system initialization parameter. This parameter is used to register CICS as a VTAM generic resource. However, you have also requested XRF support by specifying XRF=YES. Generic resource support and XRF are mutually exclusive.
The GRNAME value is reset to blanks. CICS attempts to continue with XRF support but without generic resource support.
Before you next initialize CICS, alter the system initialization parameters so that either GRNAME is not specified or XRF=NO. See the CICS System Definition Guide for further information.
Console
DFHPADM
A conflict of options has been detected. You have requested generic resource support by specifying a value for the GRNAME system initialization parameter. This parameter is used to register CICS as a VTAM generic resource. However, you have also specified different values for the generic and specific applids. Generic resource support requires that only one value should be specified for the APPLID parameter.
The generic applid is set to the value of the specific. CICS continues and attempts to register as a VTAM generic resource.
If you intended that CICS should register as a VTAM generic resource, take no action. If you did not, remove the GRNAME parameter before you next initialize the system.
Console
DFHPADM
A conflict of options has been detected. You have requested generic resource support by specifying a value for the GRNAME system initialization parameter. This parameter is used to register CICS as a VTAM generic resource. However, the value specified for GRNAME is the same as the CICS applid. VTAM requires that the generic resource name must be different from the CICS applid.
The generic resource name is set to blanks. CICS will not attempt to register as a VTAM generic resource.
If you intended that CICS should register as a VTAM generic resource, specify the correct GRNAME when you next initialize the system.
Console
DFHPADM
Read integrity on the CICS system definition (CSD) file has been requested by specifying either CSDINTEG=CONSISTENT or CSDINTEG=REPEATABLE. However, these read integrity options are not available because the CSD has been defined to be opened in non-RLS mode. Read integrity is only available to files defined in RLS mode.
CICS startup continues. The CSD is read without read integrity.
Do one of the following to correct the error:
Console
DFHPADM
XMEOUT Parameter: applid
VTAM=NO has been specified as a system initialization parameter but the UOWNETQL system initialization parameter is missing.
On a non-VTAM system, CICS requires the UOWNETQL parameter in order to construct a default qualified LUNAME to be passed to the recovery manager domain. On a VTAM system, the name is obtained at OPEN ACB time. Recovery manager uses the default qualified LUNAME when constructing unit of work (UOW) identifiers.
If this is an initial start, CICS continues processing using a dummy default UOWNETQL of ‘9UNKNOWN’. This dummy UOWNETQL is invalid because the first character is a number. UOWNETQL is given this invalid name to highlight the problem.
If this is a cold, warm or emergency start, the name used on the previous run is restored and used.
Specify a valid UOWNETQL system initialization parameter.
Console
DFHPADM
The system initialization parameter CSDRLS=YES has been specified but RLS=YES has not been specified. This means that if initialization were to continue with these parameter settings the open of the CSD in record level sharing (RLS) mode would fail because RLS is not available in the system.
CICS requires that if you specify CSDRLS=YES, RLS must be enabled by specifying RLS=YES.
CICS continues processing but forces CSDRLS=NO.
If CSDRLS is required, bring CICS up with RLS=YES.
Console
DFHPADM
The system initialization override OFFSITE=YES has been specified but START=COLD or START=INITIAL has also been specified. OFFSITE=YES means that CICS is being restarted in offsite recovery mode, but recovery is not possible on a cold or initial start, so this combination of system initialization parameters is incompatible.
CICS initialization is terminated.
You should specify START=AUTO when restarting CICS in OFFSITE recovery mode.
If you intended to perform a cold or initial start, and specified OFFSITE=YES in error, either change the OFFSITE override to NO, or remove it and allow it to default to NO.
Console
DFHPADM
The system initialization parameter CSDRECOV=ALL has been specified together with CSDRLS=NO, but CSDFRLOG has either not been specified, or has been specified as NO.
If the CSD is to be accessed in non-RLS mode (CSDRLS=NO) and forward recovery is specified (CSDRECOV=ALL), a forward recovery log must also be specified using the CSDFRLOG system initialization parameter.
If the CSD is to be accessed in RLS mode (CSDRLS=YES), the recovery attributes are obtained from the VSAM catalog and CSDRECOV and CSDFRLOG are ignored. For this reason, the check for CSDFRLOG when CSDRECOV=ALL is not carried out when CSDRLS=YES.
CICS initialization is terminated.
You should specify CSDFRLOG=nn when you specify CSDRECOV=ALL together with CSDRLS=NO, where nn is a number between 1 and 99.
If you want to access the CSD in non-RLS mode, but also choose to specify the recovery attributes for the CSD in the VSAM catalog, the system initialization parameters relating to CSD recovery attributes are not used. However, you are still required to have a consistent set of these parameters.
Console
DFHPADM
The system initialization table sitname has been link-edited with the RENT option, which means CICS will not have write access to it.
CICS initialization is terminated.
You should re-link the system initialization table with the NORENT option.
Console
DFHPADM