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  1. Preface
  2. DTL0001 to DTL3004
  3. DTL58001 to DTL62591
  4. PWXEDM172000 to PWXEDM173002
  5. PWXEDM175000 to PWXEDM175648
  6. PWXEDM176400 to PWXEDM177699
  7. PWXEDM181200 to PWXEDM181599
  8. PWXEDM261000 to PWXEDM263999
  9. Abend, Return, and Reason Codes in PowerExchange Messages

Message Reference Volume 3

Message Reference Volume 3

PWXEDM 172789 W

PWXEDM
172789
W

Logger
logger_operation
operation for queue
queue_name
failed for
address_space_name
with return code=
return_code
, reason code=
rsn_code
This message is issued when the PowerExchange Logger has attempted an operation on an internal queue, and the return code from the operation indicated that the operation was not successful. The Logger was either processing a message FROM another address space, or attempting to send a message TO another address space, when the error occurred.
The variable
logger_operation
has one of the following values:
  • Add (Phase1)
  • Add (Phase2)
  • Delete (UOW)
  • Delete (ECCR)
  • Delete (LogRdr)
  • Add (TermEccr)
  • Add (StopEccr)
  • Add (StopLogRdr)
  • Initialize (EDMNAME)
  • Add (EDMNAME)
  • Term (EDMNAME)
    The variable
    queue_name
    has one of the following values:
  • GBLXCFQCB
  • GBLOUQQCB
  • GBLINQQCB
  • OUQEDMQCB
    The type of operation that was attempted, the name of the internal queue, the identification of the other address space, and the return code and reason code from the failed operation, are all included in the text of the message.
Processing continues. However, if the PowerExchange Logger was processing a message it received, it will drop the message, and if the PowerExchange Logger was attempting to send a message to another address space, the message is not sent. In either case, this may leave other address spaces in an unexpected wait condition.
Investigate the reason for the failure the PowerExchange Logger experienced in processing the message it received, or in sending a message, using any other messages that may have been issued, including those issued from other address spaces, including log readers or ECCRs. You may also need to refer to appropriate operating system documentation, if appropriate. If you cannot identify and correct the problem, contact Informatica Corporation Product Support.

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