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BMC44200–BMC44299 103
RECOVERY
Allocation processing for log data set recovery using the IMS Log Recovery
utility has completed.
System Action: Processing continues.
User Response: This message is for your information only. No action is necessary.
BMC44276I BATCH CONTROL FACILITY TERMINATION COMPLETE
Explanation: All processing for the job step has been completed. The execution
controller has terminated.
System Action: Processing continues.
User Response: This message is for your information only. No action is necessary.
BMC44277I BATCH CONTROL FACILITY ABORTING
Explanation: The execution controller has encountered an error condition that
prohibits continued processing. The job log contains additional messages that
indicate the failure encountered.
Note: When this message is written to the job log data set, it appears in a box to
highlight the need for manual assistance with the job step.
System Action: The job step terminates abnormally when the execution controller
is active and the Initialization Error option (set at the AES global level) has been set
to ABEND. If the Initialization Error option has been set to IMS, the job step returns
control to IMS and continues processing without BATCH CONTROL FACILITY
(BCF).
User Response: The job log data set should contain additional information about
the reason for aborting. If the job step abends, correct the problem identified in these
messages before resubmitting the job step. Have the job log data set available if you
need to contact BMC Software Product Support for assistance.
BMC44278I UNABLE TO CLOSE PRIOR LOG DATA SETS
Explanation: The execution controller discovered that the IMS logs from the
previous execution of the step were not closed. An unsuccessful attempt was made to
close the logs with the IMS Log Close utility. If dual logging was being used in the
prior step execution, the close failed for both logs.
System Action: Processing continues.
User Response: This message is for your information only. No action is necessary.
