CORD* - Adabas System Coordinator Daemon Messages

The Adabas System Coordinator cannot initialize because of a memory shortage.

Increase the region specification for the daemon job.

The daemon failed to locate or load the runtime kernel module CORKRN.

Ensure that the load library containing the kernel module is available to the job.

The DDCARD control file could not be opened.

Ensure that the daemon job has a DDCARD file containing the required control cards.

The input parameters contained in the DDCARD file are echoed in the job message output file.

None. This message is for information only.

An invalid input parameter was found in the DDCARD file. The daemon terminates.

Correct or delete the invalid parameter.

There was no PRODUCTparameter in the DDCARD file. The daemon does not know which product(s) to load.

Add the required PRODUCT parameter and restart the daemon.

An error occurred when trying to:

• sign on to the Adabas SVC (Function=24 - x'18')

• sign off from the Adabas SVC (Function=20 - x'14')

• Post command completion to caller (Function=12 - x'0C')

• get the command queue element (CQE) (Function=8 - x'08')

For a sign on error, ensure that the correct SVC and Node ID have been specified in the Adabas System Coordinator group member.

A sign-off error indicates an internal problem with the System Coordinator Daemon. Contact your Software AG technical support representative for assistance.

A Get CQE error or a Post error indicates a problem with the daemon caller. This will be accompanied by an Adabas "User Gone" message (ADAM91 or ADAM92), identifying the calling Job and session Id. Examine the calling job to determine the reason for the failure. Probably the job has abnormally terminated. No action is required in the Coordinator Daemon.

An error occurred during an ADAIOR service call.

Contact your Software AG technical support representative for assistance.

The daemon cannot acquire memory for the command queue.

Increase the region specification for the Adabas System Coordinator daemon task.

The daemon successfully signed on to the Adabas SVC and is ready for communication. The message indicates the node and SVC number used.

None. This message is for information only.

The operator entered a console command to the daemon. The command is echoed back to the message output file.

None. This message is for information only.

The command entered is not valid.

Correct the command and enter it again.

The daemon is terminating because of operator request or unrecoverable error.

None. This message is for information only.

The daemon terminated normally as a result of an operator request.

None. This message is for information only.

The daemon terminated abnormally as a result of a previous error.

A previous message will identify the cause of the abnormal termination. Examine the message and take appropriate recovery action.

An operator command completed successfully.

None. This message is for information only.

The requested module could not be located or loaded.

Ensure that the requested module is available to the Adabas System Coordinator daemon task.

A memory allocation failed during the initialization.

Increase the region specification for the job.

A memory allocation failed during the initialization of the daemon.

Increase the region specification for the job.

A memory allocation failed during the initialization of the daemon.

Increase the region specification for the job.

The configuration module CORCFG cannot be loaded. This module contains the SVC, DBID, and file number for reading the configuration file. The daemon will not function correctly without this module.

Refer to the Adabas System Coordinator Installation documentation for information about assembling a configuration module.

The named Adabas System Coordinator group member was not found in the group in the configuration file. Every daemon must have an equivalent group member parameter.

Add the member entry for this daemon to the appropriate Adabas System Coordinator group.

The named group cannot be located.

An error occurred while searching for the Adabas System Coordinator group parameters. Define the Adabas System Coordinator group. If the problem persists, contact your Software AG technical support representative.

A shutdown request was entered. One or more of the subcomponents of the Adabas System Coordinator daemon suspended the request until it completes its own shutdown processing. The daemon should terminate when this is completed.

None. This message is for information only.

An error occurred in the Adabas System Coordinator daemon. The registers, PSW, and failing module at the time of the error are displayed. The Adabas System Coordinator writes additional diagnostic information to the CORDUMP file, deletes any common memory pools in use, and terminates.

Contact your Software AG technical support representative.

The Adabas System Coordinator daemon sent an Adabas command to the indicated target, and has not received a response within the timeout interval as specified by DDCARD parameter CT.

Check that the target database is operating correctly. If the problem persists, try increasing the CT timeout value. If there is still a problem, contact your Software AG technical support representative.

An Adabas System Coordinator daemon has been started, but the required configuration file is not active. The daemon will wait for 60 seconds and try again. If the configuration file is still not active after 60 minutes the daemon will terminate.

Start the database that contains the configuration file.

z/OS only. An Adabas System Coordinator daemon has been started from a load library that is not APF-authorized.

Ensure the specified load library is authorized and restart the daemon.

A daemon shutdown request was made, but either the primary or the alternate configuration file is not active.

This message appears only when Alternate Configuration File support is specified.

Make the required Configuration File available and re-issue the shutdown request.

A daemon shutdown request was made, but there are active client DTR jobs connected to the daemon.

This message will be preceded by message CAS004I, identifying the names of the active DTR job(s).

Terminate the active client jobs and re-issue the shutdown request.

This message shows the database ID and file number of the configuration file in use by this System Coordinator daemon.

None. This message is for information only.

This message shows the database ID and file number of the alternate configuration file in use by this System Coordinator daemon. The message only appears if an alternate configuration file has been specified.

None. This message is for information only.

A latency file error has occurred in the Adabas System Coordinator daemon.

Contact your Software AG technical support representative.

The Adabas System Coordinator daemon has been restarted after a failure and full crash recovery was active at the time of failure for the job/service indicated. This message identifies the number of sessions recovered for the services/job so they can continue without interruption if possible.

This message is for information only, no action is needed.

The System Coordinator daemon resource manager was invoked at address-space (termination-type indicates AddrSpc) or task (termination-type indicates Task) termination .

None. This message is for information only.

The System Coordinator daemon was unable to activate its resource manager. hhhhhhhh indicates a reason for the failure.

The daemon continues without its resource manager. Contact Software AG support to establish the reason for the failure.

A failure has occurred in the component identified in the message. Continuous operation processing has been invoked to restart the appropriate component(s).

None. This message is for information only.

The System Coordinator daemon was attempting to recover following a failure but an error occurred trying to do so.

Contact your Software AG technical support representative.

The Adabas System Coordinator daemon was restarted following a failure and has recovered the job/service indicated. This message identifies the number of sessions recovered for the services/job so they can continue without interruption.

None. This message is for information only.