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| belchman |
 Posted: Wed Feb 27, 2008 5:33 am Post subject: Newly deployed z/OS queuemanager won't start |
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Our tech services guys are creating a new "sandbox" sysplex to regression test z/OS 1.9 upgrade.
We are currently at MQ v6 on z/OS.
I an trying to get a queue manager running. When I attempt start using "/(MQS8 START QMGR(MQS*ZPRM)" logged error is
(MQS8 START QMGR(MQS8ZPRM)
CSQ3106E (MQS8 CSQ3EC0X - QUEUE MANAGER STOPPED. COMMAND NOT
PROCESSED - (MQS8 START QMGR(MQS8ZPRM)
I have been working with RACF admin to eliminate any security errors.
This is my first attempt at deploying a new z/OS queue manager. We have many other z/OS queue managers deployed and a pretty good procedure to follow to do a new deploy.
Does anyone have any breadcrumbs to throw my way to figure out why the queue manager won't start?
Thanks in advance.
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| ramires |
| Posted: Wed Feb 27, 2008 12:15 pm Post subject: |
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Hi,
I think the syntax is like this:
<cpf> START QMGR PARM(<name>)
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| ramires |
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Hi,
I think the syntax is like this:
<cpf> START QMGR PARM(<name>)
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| bower5932 |
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| belchman |
| Posted: Thu Feb 28, 2008 4:09 am Post subject: |
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Thanks all for your feedback...
The issue is not my usage of the command line issued MQ start or anything. The qmgr tries to start then quits... I am currently suspecting that the owner of the started tasks do not have permissions for all of the required qmgr datasets...
I have perused (no, I have not read them cover to cover :-{ ) every relevent z/OS manual I have... issue is probably one small step in our procedure was performed improperly... big issue is that all roles, TeshSvcs, RACF, MQ are segregated and me determining who's/what step was mishandled is problematic...
I didn't expect you folks to be too helpful here... I was just hoping for some "miracle-making-savant-guru" to throw me a jar of miracle salve...
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| jefflowrey |
| Posted: Thu Feb 28, 2008 4:14 am Post subject: |
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It's always a RACF problem.
Until it's not... 
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| Vitor |
| Posted: Thu Feb 28, 2008 4:18 am Post subject: |
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| belchman wrote: |
I was just hoping for some "miracle-making-savant-guru" to throw me a jar of miracle salve...
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Sorry, I was busy on other things.... 
From the information you've posted it's impossible to appropriately theorise on what could be wrong, aside from the blindingly obvious comment "it's a configuration error".
The problem with the segrigated roles is a design feature of the average z/OS shop. Get used to it, after a while you'll learn to love it at which point you'll know you've cracked.
Let me know your budget for miracle salve - I can (for one day only) throw in some snake oil free of charge.
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| pinhead |
| Posted: Mon Mar 03, 2008 11:03 am Post subject: |
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| Check your system log right after IPL for any CSQ messages. If the SCHED** or IEFSSN** member hasn't been properly updated or picked up (check steps 3, 4, and 5 in chapter 2 of the system setup guide), you will see errors only at IPL time. It's been a long time since I've created a new z/OS qmgr, but I've seen initial install steps cause start messages like the one you got even though you got the command syntax correct. I'm not sure, but if you made changes in those areas, you can probably pick them up with an LLA refresh and not an IPL. |
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| pinhead |
| Posted: Mon Mar 03, 2008 11:26 am Post subject: |
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I poked around in some of my old docs, and found the messages you should see at IPL time. On our z/OS sandbox, we have two MQ subsystems defined, MQX1 and MQX2. The following messages come out at IPL time:
00000010 CSQ3111I ?X1 CSQ3UR00 - EARLY PROCESSING PROGRAM IS V6
00000010 CSQ3110I ?X1 CSQ3UR00 - SUBSYSTEM MQX1 INITIALIZATION COMPLET
00000010 CSQ3111I ?X2 CSQ3UR00 - EARLY PROCESSING PROGRAM IS V6
00000010 CSQ3110I ?X2 CSQ3UR00 - SUBSYSTEM MQX2 INITIALIZATION COMPLET
If you don't get the initialization complete message, it won't matter what you pass for commands. I don't think this is an authorization problem, I don't think you're even getting that far into initialization. |
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| belchman |
| Posted: Mon Apr 21, 2008 12:04 pm Post subject: |
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Thanks Pinhead. I will look at this tomorrow. The new qmgrs have been on back-burner for a while anyway.
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| kevinf2349 |
| Posted: Fri May 02, 2008 8:56 am Post subject: |
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Just for grins and giggles...and I know you don't 'think' it is you start command....but humor me and try
(MQS8 START QMGR PARM(MQS8ZPRM)
Note the difference between the above and the one you said you issued
(MQS8 START QMGR(MQS8ZPRM) |
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| belchman |
| Posted: Fri May 02, 2008 9:30 am Post subject: |
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Thanks Kevin,
I did try "/(MQS8 START QMGR(MQS8ZPRM)" in original post... the "*" was there because I shifted my 8 while typing my post text. I never tried to start the qmgr with "/(MQS8 START QMGR(MQS*ZPRM)" . It was a typo.
I can't try it again right now because tech svcs has the regions and they are not ready for me.
Regards,
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| kevinf2349 |
| Posted: Fri May 02, 2008 10:18 am Post subject: |
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Sorry for any confusion.....I wasn't referring to the * (I assumed that was a typo)
I was meaning issue the command:
(MQS8 START QMGR PARM(MQS8ZPRM) <====PARM being key here!
As in don't issue
(MQS8 START QMGR(MQS8ZPRM)
issue (MQS8 START QMGR PARM(MQS8ZPRM)
With your SDSF action character (/) if desired.
Or you could simply change MQS8MSTR to point to the desired parm member and simply issue (MQS8 START QMGR
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| belchman |
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Oh! OK. I will try that as soon as I can. I will post the results here. If this works I will really be blushing, because my documentation says I should have done it your way in the first place.
Here's to hoping I am too stupid to type properly within the post (and just mistyped what I actually tried) but smart enough to read the documentation properly 
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| belchman |
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It appears as if I WAS entering a bad command line command... I am closer but still not running... I received an abend on MQS8MSTR... I will investigate...
Thanks to those of you who suggested my start command was malformed even though even though I ignored you.
Stopped at abend point...
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Here is what I have in log now...
CSQY110I (MQS8 LOG parameters ...
CSQY111I (MQS8 INBUFF=28, OUTBUFF=400, MAXRTU=2, MAXARCH=500
CSQY112I (MQS8 TWOACTV=YES, TWOARCH=YES, TWOBSDS=YES
CSQY113I (MQS8 OFFLOAD=YES, WRTHRSH=40, DEALLCT=0
CSQY120I (MQS8 ARCHIVE parameters ...
CSQY121I (MQS8 UNIT=CART, UNIT2=, ALCUNIT=BLK, 276
PRIQTY=4320, SECQTY=540, BLKSIZE=24576
CSQY122I (MQS8 ARCPFX1=SYS6.MQS8MSTR.ARC1, 277
ARCPFX2=SYS6.MQS8MSTR.ARC2, TSTAMP=YES
CSQY123I (MQS8 ARCRETN=15, ARCWTOR=NO, ARCWRTC=( 1 ,3 ,4)
CSQY124I (MQS8 CATALOG=YES, COMPACT=NO, PROTECT=NO, QUIESCE=5
IEC161I 056-084,MQS8MSTR,MQS8MSTR,BSDS1,,,MQP.MQS8.BSDS01, 280
IEC161I MQP.MQS8.BSDS01.DATA,CAT.ICF.PRODX
IEC161I 056-084,MQS8MSTR,MQS8MSTR,BSDS1,,,MQP.MQS8.BSDS01, 281
IEC161I MQP.MQS8.BSDS01.INDEX,CAT.ICF.PRODX
IEC161I 062-086,MQS8MSTR,MQS8MSTR,BSDS1,,,MQP.MQS8.BSDS01, 282
IEC161I MQP.MQS8.BSDS01.DATA,CAT.ICF.PRODX
IEC161I 056-084,MQS8MSTR,MQS8MSTR,BSDS2,,,MQP.MQS8.BSDS02, 283
IEC161I MQP.MQS8.BSDS02.DATA,CAT.ICF.PRODX
IEC161I 056-084,MQS8MSTR,MQS8MSTR,BSDS2,,,MQP.MQS8.BSDS02, 284
IEC161I MQP.MQS8.BSDS02.INDEX,CAT.ICF.PRODX
IEC161I 062-086,MQS8MSTR,MQS8MSTR,BSDS2,,,MQP.MQS8.BSDS02, 285
IEC161I MQP.MQS8.BSDS02.DATA,CAT.ICF.PRODX
CSQJ127I (MQS8 SYSTEM TIME STAMP FOR BSDS=2008-02-22 12:48:52.00
CSQJ001I (MQS8 CURRENT COPY 1 ACTIVE LOG DATA SET IS 287
DSNAME=MQP.MQS8.LOGCOPY1.DS01, STARTRBA=000000000000
ENDRBA=000008C9FFFF
CSQJ001I (MQS8 CURRENT COPY 2 ACTIVE LOG DATA SET IS 288
DSNAME=MQP.MQS8.LOGCOPY2.DS01, STARTRBA=000000000000
ENDRBA=000008C9FFFF
CSQJ099I (MQS8 LOG RECORDING TO COMMENCE WITH 289
STARTRBA=000000001000
HZS0001I CHECK(IBMXCF,XCF_CDS_SEPARATION): 290
IXCH0240E Multiple PRIMARY couple datasets reside on volume SYXXC1.
IEE252I MEMBER BPXPRM03 FOUND IN SYS1.PARMLIB
BPXI073I FILE SYSTEM SYS1.HNB8.DB2V6.IAVEXT.HFS IS NOT CATALOGED
BBSX887I MQS8MSTR MCIN1000 - MQT ACTIVATED
BPXI073I FILE SYSTEM HBX.HNB8.APPS.HFS IS NOT CATALOGED
BPXI073I FILE SYSTEM HBX.HNB8.APPS.TMP.HFS IS NOT CATALOGED
CSQH024I (MQS8 CSQHINIT SUBSYSTEM security switch set 297
ON, profile 'MQS8.NO.SUBSYS.SECURITY' not found
CSQH024I (MQS8 CSQHINIT CONNECTION security switch 298
set ON, profile 'MQS8.NO.CONNECT.CHECKS' not found
BPXI073I FILE SYSTEM HBP.HNB8.APPS.HFS IS NOT CATALOGED
CSQH024I (MQS8 CSQHINIT COMMAND security switch set 299
ON, profile 'MQS8.NO.CMD.CHECKS' not found
BPXI073I FILE SYSTEM HBP.HNB8.APPS.TMP.HFS IS NOT CATALOGED
CSQH024I (MQS8 CSQHINIT CONTEXT security switch set 301
ON, profile 'MQS8.NO.CONTEXT.CHECKS' not found
CSQH024I (MQS8 CSQHINIT ALTERNATE USER security 303
switch set ON, profile 'MQS8.NO.ALTERNATE.USER.CHECKS' not found
IEF196I IEF285I SYS1.PARMLIB KEPT
IEF196I IEF285I VOL SER NOS= SYXMCT.
IEF196I IEF285I SYS1.IBM.PARMLIB
IEF196I IEF285I VOL SER NOS= SYXRS1.
HZS0001I CHECK(IBMUSS,USS_PARMLIB): 308
BPXH046E Syntax error(s) were found in the parmlib members.
CSQH024I (MQS8 CSQHINIT COMMAND RESOURCES security 309
switch set ON, profile 'MQS8.NO.CMD.RESC.CHECKS' not found
CSQH021I (MQS8 CSQHINIT PROCESS security switch set 310
OFF, profile 'MQS8.NO.PROCESS.CHECKS' found
CSQH021I (MQS8 CSQHINIT NAMELIST security switch set 311
OFF, profile 'MQS8.NO.NLIST.CHECKS' found
CSQH024I (MQS8 CSQHINIT QUEUE security switch set ON, 312
profile 'MQS8.NO.QUEUE.CHECKS' not found
CSQP007I (MQS8 Page set 0 uses buffer pool 0
CSQP007I (MQS8 Page set 1 uses buffer pool 1
CSQP007I (MQS8 Page set 2 uses buffer pool 2
CSQP007I (MQS8 Page set 3 uses buffer pool 3
CSQP007I (MQS8 Page set 4 uses buffer pool 3
CSQY220I (MQS8 Queue manager is using 18 MB of local 318
storage, 1380 MB are free
CSQV452I (MQS8 CSQVXLDR Cluster workload exits not available
CSQR001I (MQS8 RESTART INITIATED
CSQR003I (MQS8 RESTART - PRIOR CHECKPOINT RBA=000000000000
CSQR004I (MQS8 RESTART - UR COUNTS - 322
IN COMMIT=0, INDOUBT=0, INFLIGHT=0, IN BACKOUT=0
CSQI049I (MQS8 Page set 0 has media recovery 323
RBA=000000003439, checkpoint RBA=FFFFFFFFFFFF
CSQI029I (MQS8 CSQIECUR PAGE SET 0 IS AN OLD COPY. 324
MEDIA RECOVERY STARTED
CSQI049I (MQS8 Page set 1 has media recovery 325
RBA=000000003439, checkpoint RBA=FFFFFFFFFFFF
CSQI029I (MQS8 CSQIECUR PAGE SET 1 IS AN OLD COPY. 326
MEDIA RECOVERY STARTED
CSQI049I (MQS8 Page set 2 has media recovery 327
RBA=000000003439, checkpoint RBA=FFFFFFFFFFFF
CSQI029I (MQS8 CSQIECUR PAGE SET 2 IS AN OLD COPY. 328
MEDIA RECOVERY STARTED
CSQI049I (MQS8 Page set 3 has media recovery 329
RBA=000000003439, checkpoint RBA=FFFFFFFFFFFF
CSQI029I (MQS8 CSQIECUR PAGE SET 3 IS AN OLD COPY. 330
MEDIA RECOVERY STARTED
CSQI049I (MQS8 Page set 4 has media recovery 331
RBA=000000003439, checkpoint RBA=FFFFFFFFFFFF
CSQI029I (MQS8 CSQIECUR PAGE SET 4 IS AN OLD COPY. 332
MEDIA RECOVERY STARTED
CSQR030I (MQS8 Forward recovery log range 333
from RBA=000000000000 to RBA=000000000000
CSQR005I (MQS8 RESTART - FORWARD RECOVERY COMPLETE - 334
IN COMMIT=0, INDOUBT=0
CSQR032I (MQS8 Backward recovery log range 335
from RBA=000000000000 to RBA=000000000000
CSQR006I (MQS8 RESTART - BACKWARD RECOVERY COMPLETE - 336
INFLIGHT=0, IN BACKOUT=0
CSQR002I (MQS8 RESTART COMPLETED
CSQP018I (MQS8 CSQPBCKW CHECKPOINT STARTED FOR ALL BUFFER POOLS
CSQP019I (MQS8 CSQP1DWP CHECKPOINT COMPLETED FOR 339
BUFFER POOL 2, 4 PAGES WRITTEN
(MQS8 DISPLAY CONN(*) TYPE(CONN) ALL WHERE(UOWSTATE EQ UNRESOLVED)
CSQP019I (MQS8 CSQP1DWP CHECKPOINT COMPLETED FOR 341
BUFFER POOL 3, 8 PAGES WRITTEN
CSQP019I (MQS8 CSQP1DWP CHECKPOINT COMPLETED FOR 342
BUFFER POOL 1, 4 PAGES WRITTEN
CSQV086E (MQS8 QUEUE MANAGER ABNORMAL TERMINATION REASON=00E50702
IEA995I SYMPTOM DUMP OUTPUT 344
SYSTEM COMPLETION CODE=0D6 REASON CODE=00000027
TIME=14.57.54 SEQ=00280 CPU=0040 ASID=0051
PSW AT TIME OF ERROR 077C1000 A4D713B0 ILC 4 INTC 27
ACTIVE LOAD MODULE ADDRESS=24D6D9C8 OFFSET=000039E8
NAME=CSQ9PREP
DATA AT PSW 24D713AA - AF9041E0 42384400 E000982C
AR/GR 0: A7FF5EDE/24D73FFF 1: 00000000/7BBCA0A8
2: 00000001/7BBCA1E8 3: 00000000/7BBCA0A8
4: 00000000/2532C558 5: 00000000/7BBC2030
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