On Wednesday, 06/14/2006 at 05:44 AST, Craig Dudley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, > I am trying to track down a DTCPIN0005E problem. During the debugging > I did a TRACE IUCV followed by a PING xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx (DEBUG. > > The trace showed: > > trace iucv > Ready; T=0.01/0.01 14:17:59 > > ping xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx (debug > PING: Debugging Enabled > -> 010B735E IUCV B2F0A000 00EDE2B0 CC 0 DCLBFR > B > -> 010B84C6 IUCV B2F0A000 00D07118 CC 1 IUCVCONN > B > -> 01059B2E IUCV B2F00000 00000000 CC 0 RTRVBFR > B > DTCPIN0005E Unable to obtain STACK buffer size: EDC5122I Input/output > error. > Ready(00008); T=0.06/0.07 14:18:11
You can find all the reasons for CC=1 on IUCV CONNECT in the CP Programming Services book. "TRACE IUCV CMD D T0.40;baseF" will display the output IPARML on the CONNECT. Using the book, locate the IPRCODE, detailing why the CONNECT failed. Since you state that TCPIPUSERID is correct (and you don't have bogus copies of TCPIP DATA laying around), then the IPRCODE is needed. Feel free to open a PMR on this, btw. It should not be necessary for you to TRACE IUCV to find out what's wrong. Alan Altmark z/VM Development IBM Endicott
