Hi: The AE and AF codes indicate to me that likely there is an already in play 
flash going on.
Try waiting a while and trying again.
You can have up to 12 targets on a single flashcopy commands.
 
X'AE'   Command cannot complete because the target of the new FLASHCOPY is     
        already a target for an existing FLASHCOPY. Any single track may have  
        only one source at a time. If a previous FLASHCOPY is still completing 
        in the background, and its target extents overlap with the target      
        extents of the current FLASHCOPY, this error condition will result.    
                                                                               
X'AF'   Command cannot complete because the target of the new FLASHCOPY is     
        already a source for an existing FLASHCOPY. Any single track may not   
        be both a source and a target track, and a target track may have only  
        one source at a time. If a previous FLASHCOPY is still completing in   
        the background, and its source extents overlap with the target extents 
        of the current FLASHCOPY, this error condition will result.            
 
David Kreuter

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From: The IBM z/VM Operating System on behalf of Don W.
Sent: Tue 7/1/2008 8:15 PM
To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU
Subject: [IBMVM] FLASHCOPY Challenges/Questions Getting HCPCMM296E



I am trying to flashcopy a single source volume to multiple target volume=
s
in an EXEC. The first two FLASHCOPY commands appear to work. However the
volumes following that get the following error message:
       >>>   "CP FLASHCOPY 7000 0 3338 TO 704B 0 3338"       =
      
HCPCMM296E Status is not as required - 7000; an unexpected condition
HCPCMM296E occurred while executing a FLASHCOPY command, code = AF.
       +++ RC(296) +++                 =
                         =
   
        >>>   "CP FLASHCOPY 7000 0 3338 TO 704C 0 3338"      =
        
 HCPCMM296E Status is not as required - 7000; an unexpected condition
 HCPCMM296E occurred while executing a FLASHCOPY command, code = AE. =

        +++ RC(296) +++

Is there a limit on how many copies with a single source I can do at once=
?
Also, is there a way to tell the status of the background   activities an=
d
when they are complete? These  volumes were  the secondary  part of a PPR=
C
pair. I have run the ICKDSF SEVER process to sever the connection. They n=
o
longer should be used as the targets for PPRC. Is that having an effect? =


The result of a ICKDSF PPRC QUERY  is:
0 PPRC QUERY UNIT(704B)                 =
                         =
         
-ICK00700I DEVICE INFORMATION FOR 704B IS CURRENTLY AS FOLLOWS:    =
       
-          PHYSICAL DEVICE = 3390             =
                         =
   
-          STORAGE CONTROLLER = 3990            =
                         =
 
-          STORAGE CONTROL DESCRIPTOR = E9          =
                      
-          DEVICE DESCRIPTOR = 0A             =
                         =
   
-          ADDITIONAL DEVICE INFORMATION = 48001B35       =
                
-          TRKS/CYL = 15, # PRIMARY CYLS = 3339        =
                   
0ICK04000I DEVICE IS IN SIMPLEX STATE            =
                         =

 ICK00091I 704B NED=002105.000.IBM.13.000000025612       =
                 
0                   QUERY REMOTE COPY - VOLUME         =
                   
                                                 (PRIMARY)    (SECONDARY)=
 
                                                 SSID    CCA  SSID    CCA=
 
 DEVICE  LEVEL      STATE           PATH STATUS  SER #   LSS  SER #   LSS=
 
0------  ---------  --------------  -----------  -----------  -----------=
 
 704B    N/A        SIMPLEX         N/A          7000    4B   ....    .. =
 
                                                 25612   00   ....... .. =
 
0                        =
                         =
                         =

-ICK02206I PPRCOPY QUERY FUNCTION COMPLETED SUCCESSFULLY      =
            

The first two volumes that worked are the same so I don't know what is
causing the problem on the third and succeeding volumes. Thanks for any
help.                                                



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