II14842: OAM OBJECT USERS, DIAGNOSE OUT-OF-SYNC COLLECTION ENTRIES

[Ed_Arnold]

Bottom line is that z/OS V2R3 OAM changes how OAM keeps track of things.  If OAM's internal information was manipulated (changed via an SQL UPDATE command for example) outside of OAM commands, z/OS V2R3 can expose errors that previously remained hidden.

II14842: INSTRUCTIONS AND TOOL AVAILABLE FOR OAM OBJECT USERS TO HELP DIAGNOSE OUT-OF-SYNC COLLECTION ENTRIES BETWEEN CATALOG AND DB2.

http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=isg1II14842

Ed

[cmodpuser]

I tried running CATDB2CP rexx - it asks for catalog name and then name of DB2 subsystem, after which it abends with S0C4 in IGGCSI00 at offset 00000518.

[Ed_Arnold]

I tried running CATDB2CP rexx - it asks for catalog name and then name of DB2 subsystem, after which it abends with S0C4 in IGGCSI00 at offset 00000518.

You'll need to open up a PMR with OAM support.

If you do, please let us know the resolution.

Ed