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  1. Preface
  2. DTL0001 to DTL5008
  3. DTL58001 to DTL62569
  4. PWXEDM172000 to PWXEDM173002
  5. PWXEDM175000 to PWXEDM175050
  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 172874 E

PWXEDM
172874
E

Changed data lost for EDMNAME=
edmname
{due to failing logger|due to updates during logger failure|recovery needed on target object} (
mm
/
dd
/
yy
HH
:
MM
:
SS
)
This message is issued by CIC when the PowerExchange Logger ends abnormally and the CCERR keyword is specified as CONTINUE. The EDMNAME displayed in the message indicates the target with lost change data status. The date and time of the last update made against an object, IMS segment or VSAM data set, is displayed between the brackets () in the error message text. The three variations of message text, indicated in curly braces {
message_text
} are as follows:
  • due to failing logger
    . The most common type of message text returned for this error. This message is asynchronous, with notification from XCF that the logger has ended.
  • due to updates during logger failure
    . PowerExchange Logger terminated during send and was discovered later. It is possible to get both messages, due to failing logger and due to updates during logger failure.
  • recovery needed on target object
    . This message indicates that the PowerExchange Logger terminated with a database or file open and recovery is needed. With this type of message, the date and time may be omitted, and will show as empty parenthesis.
This message is followed by the warning message PWXEDM172875W. Data capture processing continues despite the data loss.
This message indicates that changes have been made to the source that have not been captured, which could result in the target being out of sync with the source component. You might need to repopulate or recover the target from the indicated time stamp.

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