Hi . We are seeing U4093-92 in the loadlib of a module, but the programs are
running in production with out issues. Kindly let me know is there any issue we
need to worry about ?
Thanks
Ron T
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On Tue, Aug 19, 2014 at 9:24 AM, Ron Thomas wrote:
> Hi . We are seeing U4093-92 in the loadlib of a module, but the programs are
> running in production with out issues. Kindly let me k
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> Hi . We are seeing U4093-92 in the loadlib of a module, but the programs are
> running in production with out issues. Kindly let me know is there any issue
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Hi . We are seeing U4093-92 in the loadlib of a module, but the programs are
running in production with out i
Z/OS 01.13.00. This is a CICS program. Thanks!
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> Z/OS 01.13.00. This is
The Program is running in production, when we browse the loadlib it is showing
ABEND U4093-92 . We are now planning to make the changes and move to
production, was wondering why this is showing like this ?
Thanks
Rajeev V
Ron Thomas wrote:
>The Program is running in production, when we browse the loadlib it is
>showing ABEND U4093-92 . We are now planning to make the changes and move to
>production, was wondering why this is showing like this ?
Still too few info. Please review Mike, Charles and
Ron Thomas wrote:
>The Program is running in production, when we browse the loadlib it is
>showing ABEND U4093-92 . We are now planning to make the changes and move to
>production, was wondering why this is showing like this ?
"When we browse the loadlib"... Are you ge
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> >The Program is running in production, when we bro
Are you saying that, when you browse the load module in its library, you see
within it the text 'U4093-92'?
If so, maybe that is just a part of a message that gets displayed in the event
of an actual problem.
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> Date: Tue, 19 Aug 2014 09:24:23 -0500
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I was wondering if that was what the OP meant ...
If so, you can totally ignore it. A program load module contain the words
"DISASTROUS ERROR HAS OCCURRED" but the existence of that text does not
indicate the existence of a problem. Neither does the text "U4093-92."
Ch
On Tue, 19 Aug 2014 09:50:57 -0500, Ron Thomas wrote:
>Z/OS 01.13.00. This is a CICS program. Thanks!
You may want to read this entry in the Archives. It might be your problem also.
https://listserv.ua.edu/cgi-bin/wa?A2=ind1005&L=ibm-main&T=0&O=D&F=&S=&P=399979
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Ron Thomas wrote:
Hi . We are seeing U4093-92 in the loadlib of a module, but the programs are
running in production with out issues. Kindly let me know is there any issue we
need to worry about ?
Assuming you meant that you are inspecting the load module with ISPF Browse or
similar, I
ok. that is correct. Based on discussion so far i believe we can ignore the
text in the load module. Thanks!
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> ok. that is correct. Based on discussion so far i believe we can ignore the
> text
> in the load module. Thanks!
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