Since you are on z/VM 4.4.0, I would guess that you have been running it for a while. So my first question would be: What changed two weeks ago?
Have you added/removed Paging or Spool space? When was the last time tha t you IPLed? Have you installed/upgraded/removed any VM products? Created/saved/purged any DCSSes or NSSes? Questions, questions! :-)> -- Dale R. Smith "It's just a simple matter of programming." - Any boss who has never written a program On Sat, 2 Feb 2008 15:04:23 +0100, Alain Benveniste <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote: >Yes I have the dump. I even try to find something interesting with the >symptom macro but I cqn't go far with that; I have no competence to read a >dump. >I could open a PMR but we are z/VM440 ... If you see what I mean. I sear ch >on the IBM site for a ptf. The unique one referenced is for VM 3.1. That 's >old > >Alain >>> -----Original Message----- >>> From: The IBM z/VM Operating System >>> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Alain Benveniste >>> Sent: Saturday, February 02, 2008 08:18 AM >>> To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU >>> Subject: Abend PGT003 >>> >>> Hi, >>> >>> PGT003 Explanation: The DASD page slot being released was not >>> previously >>> allocated, or the slot address is incorrect. >>> >>> User response: By means of the caller's return address and >>> base registe= >>> r >>> stored in SAVER14 and SAVER12 in the SAVBK located by R13, >>> identify the >>> module attempting to release the page. Locate the source >>> (control block o= >>> r >>> ASATE) of the address of the DASD being released to verify >>> that it has no= >>> t >>> been destroyed. If the DASD page is in a spool file, it is >>> possible that = >>> the >>> file has been incorrectly checkpointed and warm-started after a syste m >>> shutdown or a system crash. >>> >>> >>> I got 2 PGT003 abends in 2 weeks. And I don't find the reason. >>> All my DASD pages are always allocated with a %>0 and I never >>> changed a s= >>> lot >>> address since the install. So I suppose that 'a DASD page is >>> in a spool >>> file' but I don't understand what that means. How to konw that ? >>> And if I do a FORCE start, would it be enough or should I do >>> a COLD start= >>> to >>> definitely remove my problem ? >>> >>> Alain Benveniste
