AFP* - Adabas Fastpath Messages

This message is either

• an unexpected error; or

• an error created intentionally by zap.

Report an unexpected error to Software GmbH.

Indicates an abnormal termination of the asynchronous buffer manager (ABM). The PSW is displayed at the point the ABM abended.

Indicates an abnormal termination of the asynchronous buffer manager (ABM). The PSW and registers were not available.

Normally follows message 0001 and is repeated 4 times. Each time it is repeated, a different set of 4 GP registers is displayed.

A new buffer has been initialized. The address and length of the buffer is shown along with the starting date and time (in internal format, described below).

Internal date format:

Characters 1&2 indicate the century (for example, "01" = 21st century)

Characters 3&4 indicate the year (for example, "14" combined with century = 2014)

Characters 5-8 indicate the day of the year (for example, "210F" = 210th day of year)

Internal time format:

By way of an example, "1301501F" = 13:01:50.1

None, this message is for information only.

This is a warning that the buffer could not be initialized. It is preceded by a message showing the reason for failure.

The operating system would not permit Adabas Fastpath to perform certain commands; for example, GETMAIN.

Ensure that all AFPxxx and link modules are in an authorized library.

The Adabas Fastpath configuration file is not active. Adabas Fastpath will retry periodically. The Adabas response code and the configuration file SVC, DBID, and FNR are shown in hexadecimal.

Check the status of the configuration file.

An invalid Adabas response code was encountered while trying to access the Adabas Fastpath configuration file. The response code and configuration file SVC, DBID, and FNR are shown, in hexadecimal.

Check the status of the configuration file.

Global or member buffer parameters could not be found on the Adabas Fastpath configuration file for the buffer name shown.

Check the status of the configuration file.

Connected buffer parameters could not be found on the Adabas Fastpath configuration file for the buffer name shown.

Check the status of the configuration file.

The parameters for the buffer name shown would require more memory than requested in the size parameter. Buffer initialization is terminated.

Check the parameter values and adjust as necessary.

The asynchronous buffer manager (AFPABM) must be able to intercept any abnormal ABENDs to preserve operational integrity. Initialization failed for the buffer named while attempting to set the operating system ABEND trap.

An attempt was made to start the buffer named, which is already active.

The operating system GETMAIN operation failed while initializing the named buffer.

A failure occurred during the preformatting stage of initialization for the named buffer.

An error occurred during file parameter initialization of the named buffer.

The buffer parameter record on the Adabas Fastpath configuration file was updated sometime between the start and end of initialization for the buffer named.

Logon to the ID table failed. Possible reasons are as follows:

• the SVC specified in the named buffer parameters could not provide Adabas communication; or

• the database number defined for the buffer was already in use by a database or another buffer.

The specified command is valid and recognized by the asynchronous buffer manager.

The specified command is not recognized as a valid command.

The specified command is valid but processing is rejected.

Response to the HELP command.

The buffer is in the process of terminating. During this process, all tasks within the Adabas Fastpath buffer are allowed to complete normally and no new tasks are started.

Initialization for the specified buffer could not be completed because it was not possible to obtain a buffer session area for the asynchronous buffer manager.

An attempt to load the specified AFPLOOK module failed.

The database component accepted a Newcopy request.

The database component could not successfully disconnect.

The buffer ended abnormally but no specific action was necessary to provide an orderly shutdown.

An attempt to free memory after an abnormal termination failed. The attempted address is shown and should be the same as that portrayed in message 0004.

An abnormal termination occurred. The memory address shown appears to be invalid and should be the same as that portrayed in message 0004.

An abnormal termination occurred while attempting to log off from the Adabas ID table.

The snap dump of the Adabas Fastpath buffer has completed successfully. This message is issued in response to a request to snap the contents of the buffer.

The snap dump of the Adabas Fastpath buffer failed.

Adabas Fastpath processes only one operator command at a time and one is already being processed.

Resubmit the failed command.

The Adabas Fastpath Asynchronous Buffer Manager (AFPABM) is attempting to stop but needs to give all jobs the opportunity to release all Adabas Fastpath resources and disconnect from the Adabas Fastpath buffer. Connected jobs are signalled to disconnect and each job should react the next time an Adabas command is issued by that job. This message indicates that the job has yet to react to the signal due to lack of Adabas command activity. However, the AFPABM will proceed with the requested stop even if jobs fail to disconnect. An AFP-0069-18 message will be issued periodically to indicate when that will occur.

The database component disconnected successfully but could not log the final statistics.

An invalid Adabas response code was encountered while attempting to write a statistics log to the Adabas Fastpath configuration file. The Adabas command code and response code are shown in hexadecimal.

If the job parameter Job End Stats is set to Y, AFPABM shows the above message when the named job completes. The message shows the job name and the total number of commands for the job seen by Adabas Fastpath. Messages 0041 and 0042 should follow.

This message follows either message 0040 or 0051. It shows the Adabas Fastpath direct access optimization attempts, the number of commands saved, and the number of associated RC commands saved.

This message follows either message 0040 or 0051. It shows the Adabas Fastpath read-ahead optimization attempts, the number of commands saved, and the number of commands that were not needed (over-reads).

A buffer STOP request was issued from SYSAFP by the user shown.

A buffer RESTART request was issued from SYSAFP by the user shown.

A LOG request was issued from SYSAFP by the user shown.

A NEWCOPY request was issued from SYSAFP by the user shown.

A STOP request was issued from SYSAFP by the user shown.

The buffer is being shut down due to an operating system cancel.

The file is subject to optimization by time period and a stop time period has been reached. The scheduled stop time plus the file and database number are also shown.

The file is subject to optimization by time period and a new start time period has been reached. The scheduled start time plus the file and database number are also shown.

This message is issued automatically at normal buffer end or when the operator command STAT is issued. It shows the buffer name and the total number of commands seen by Adabas Fastpath. It is followed by messages 0041 and 0042.

The database component successfully reloaded the Adabas Fastpath nucleus.

AFPABM was unable to load the module named in the message.

Check that the Adabas Fastpath library is defined to the buffer start task and that it contains the module named.

AFPABM loaded the module named in the message but then found an error in it.

Check that the version of Adabas Fastpath matches for AFPABM and the module named.

If the job parameter Job End Stats is set to Y, Fastpath displays this message when the job completes. The message shows the job name and job number of the ending job (step).

This message is issued by the Adabas Fastpath buffer manager at startup and also at midnight.

The Adabas System Coordinator group name defined for the AFPABM does not match the group name defined for the host SYSCO daemon.

Correct the group names in the defined parameters.

The job history record could not be updated with the statistics from the named job as it finished.

Check the status of the configuration file.

The allocation of the named dataspace failed during buffer initialization.

Correct the dataspace name in the defined parameters.

Adabas Fastpath in the database has been unable to distribute an update. The process to terminate Direct Access optimization for at least one file has been triggered.

As a result of this, one or more files, with an Update Sensitivity file parameter of ‘D’, may appear with a status of "DA terminated" in Adabas Fastpath online services displays.

Perform the following to re-instate Direct Access optimization for the file(s) in question:

• Ensure all Adabas System Coordinator daemons within the COR group are active.

• Schedule a stop and restart of the database/database instance identified in this message.

• Schedule an AFP RESTART of the local Adabas Fastpath buffer (this will automatically be propagated to all Adabas Fastpath buffers within the COR group).

A multi-TCB job was unable to lock the resources required to attempt connection to the Fastpath Buffer.

Restart the job.

A multi-TCB job was unable to lock the resources required to attempt re-connection to the Fastpath Buffer. The message will be repeated at irregular intervals every 5 to 10 minutes until either the job successfully connects or is restarted.

Restart the job.

The Adabas Fastpath Asynchronous Buffer Manager (AFPABM) is attempting to stop but needs to give all jobs the opportunity to release all Adabas Fastpath resources and disconnect from the Adabas Fashpath buffer. This message accompanies one or more AFP-0037-18 messages and indicates how long the AFPABM waits for the jobs to disconnect before proceeding with the requested stop.

Adabas Fastpath has been notified that a connected Audit Server with node ID nnnnn is shutting down.

None.

Adabas Fastpath has disconnected from the Audit Server with node ID nnnnn.

None.

Adabas Fastpath has connected to the Audit Server with node ID nnnnn.

None.

An error has occurred when the Adabas Fastpath Buffer Manager attempted to connect with the Audit Server with node ID nnnnn.

Check the Adabas response code/subcode displayed in the message and, if necessary, contact support.

This message is issued in response to an AFP DAUDPARM operator command. Refer to the section Operator Commands for more information on DAUDPARM).

None.

This message is issued in response to an AFP DAUDPARM operator command when there are no Auditing Parameters to display.

None.

This message is issued in response to an AFP DAUDSTAT operator command. Refer to the section Operator Commands for more information on DAUDSTAT.

None.

This message may be issued in response to auditing-related operator commands to indicate that auditing is not active.

None.

This message is issued at Fastpath Buffer startup when the COR Daemon runtime parameter AFP AUDITING=YES is specified. It is also issued after a successful activation following an AFP AUDITING=YES operator command.

None.

An error occurred when managing Audit data related memory. The memory category is identified by xxxxxxxx.

Contact support.

This combination of messages indicates that an error response was received when sending Audit Data to the Audit Server with node ID nnnnn. The particular response code and subcode are provided in the AFP-0082-04 part of the message.

Check the Adabas response code/subcode displayed in the message and, if necessary, contact support.

This message, which will be preceded by another message, indicates that an error response has been received. The action being performed will be identified by the preceding message (e.g., AFP-0081-04).

Check the Adabas response code/subcode displayed in the message and the action described by the preceding message; if necessary, contact support.

The Adabas Fastpath Buffer Manager is unable to shut down due to the presence of pending audit data relating to database xxxxx and the Audit Server with node ID nnnnn not being active.

Ensure that the Audit Server with node ID nnnnn is active.

The Adabas Fastpath Audit Pool is becoming full or is full.

Issue an AFP DAUDSTAT operator command and ensure all appropriate Audit Servers are active. If necessary, review the COR Daemon runtime parameter AFP LAP setting.

Adabas Fastpath has refreshed its connection to the Audit Server with node ID nnnnn.

None.

A client job has failed to connect to the Fastpath Buffer as the maximum number of concurrent connections has already been reached. This is an informational message issued once for each Fastpath Buffer session.

Review the Fastpath Buffer parameter Maximum Jobs.

An Adabas Fastpath client job has filled a staging area with Audit data and encountered an error when prompting the local Fastpath Buffer Manager to process this data. The function return code xxxxxxxx, Adabas Response rrr, and subcode sssss are displayed.

Contact support.

A problem has been encountered when releasing a memory segment for a memory category of xxxx residing in 31-bit or 64-bit memory, as shown by nn.

The return code hhhhhhhh and reason code rrrrrrrr from the freemain attempt are shown.

Contact support.

A COR daemon in the same group on a remote lpar has gone away. Any file that has a distributed update sensitivity (all ALS files and any for which the update sensitivity has been set manually to ‘D’ in the file parameters) will have direct-access (d-a) optimization switched off, as Adabas Fastpath perceives a risk that remote updates from the lpar in question may no longer be distributed.

Determine if one or more remote COR daemons have been brought down deliberately.

• If all COR daemons in the group are in the process of being shut down, no action is required.

• If the COR daemon identified in the message was shut down deliberately and this shut down was preceded by the shutting down of all instances of Adabas databases that were distributing updates, optimization can be resumed on the other lpars by issuing an AFP RESTART operator command against any active COR daemon in the group.

• If the COR daemon identified in the message was shut down deliberately but this shut down was not preceded by the shutting down of all instances of Adabas databases that were distributing updates, optimization can be resumed by, firstly, either (a) restarting the COR daemon; or (b) shutting down all instances of Adabas databases that were distributing updates; and, secondly, issuing an AFP RESTART operator command against any active COR daemon in the group.

• If the COR daemon came down unexpectedly, restart the COR daemon and once active, resume AFP optimization by issuing an AFP RESTART operator command against any active COR daemon in the group.

Adabas Fastpath requires an AFP license to be available to the Asynchronous Buffer Manager (ABM). Jobs are unable to connect to the ABM if the AFP license check fails.

Correct the AFP license and issue a LICREFRESH operator command to the Adabas System Coordinator daemon. The specified job will periodically attempt reconnection and, after a successful reconnection, an AFP-0091-04 message should be issued.

This message indicates that job xxxxxxxx has now successfully connected to the Fastpath Buffer after an earlier AFP-0090-04 message was issued for this job due to an AFP license check failure in the COR daemon hosting the Fastpath Buffer.

None.

One or more files in database number xxxxx, which are configured for direct-access optimization, are defined to audit access commands (via database ADAANP parameters), but the Adabas version of the database is greater than that of the Adabas System Coordinator daemon.

To support the auditing of optimized access commands, the Adabas version of the Adabas System Coordinator daemon must not be less than that of the database.

Direct-access optimization for these files may continue, but no audit data for such optimized commands will be collected.

Either update:

• the version of Adabas used by the Adabas System Coordinator daemon

• the Adabas version of the database

This message may be seen after corrective action has been taken following the issuance of an AFP-0092-04 message.

The collection of audit data will now occur for optimized direct-access commands to files configured for auditing on database number xxxxx.

None.

The Adabas version of the audit server sssss is less than that of database number xxxxx.

No audit data will be collected for optimized direct-access commands for files on this database that have been defined for auditing (via database ADAANP parameters) using audit server sssss.

Direct-access optimization for these files may continue, but no audit data for such optimized commands will be collected.

Either update:

• the version of Adabas used by the audit server

• the Adabas version of the database

This message may be seen after corrective action has been taken following the issuance of an AFP-0094-04 message.

The collection of audit data will now occur for optimized direct-access commands to files configured for auditing on database number xxxxx using audit server sssss.

None.