PM35349: CPSM API PROGRAM PERFORM SET RECEIVES NODATA/FORWARD 1027/1288

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APAR status

• Closed as program error.

Error description

• Your API program issues a GET to retrieve a list of resources.
  It then begins a program loop to FETCH a resource and then a
  PERFORM SET to update an attribute of that resource.  For
  example:
  
    (PERFORM SET ACTION('NEWCOPY') on a PROGRAM resource
  
  You successfully process all but the last resource.  On the last
  one, the FETCH is successful, but the PERFORM SET receives CPSM
  Response and Reason codes:
  .
    RESPONSE = 1027 or x'403' meaning 'NODATA'
    REASON   = 1288 or x'508' meaning 'FORWARD'
  .
  In a CPSM trace with KNL level 30 and DAT levels 18 and 19 in
  the CMAS and MAS where the API runs, you will see a trace
  similar to the following, reporting the error:
  .
  TASK:12345 METHOD:XDER PRIOR:XLAP DEBUG:PostArgs POINTID: 18000
             MAJOBJ:DAT  ENVRN:LMAS TYPE:LEVEL  18 TOD:hh:mm:ss
             UOW(CPSM):  SYSTM:ABCD NAME:MYLMAS    CICS-TASK: 999
  ..
  Resp       LEN:000004   ALET:00000000 ADDR:1649C2C0
         0 - 00000403
  Reason     LEN:000004   ALET:00000000 ADDR:1649C2C8
         0 - 00000508
  .
  Additional Keywords:  KIXREVRBD
  BDC000033264 DCF 1379014 NODATA/FORWARD NODATA FORWARD 403 508
  00000403 00000508
  

Local fix

Problem summary

• ****************************************************************
  * USERS AFFECTED: All CICSPlex/SM V3R1M0 Users                 *
  ****************************************************************
  * PROBLEM DESCRIPTION: You write a CPSM API program which      *
  *                      issues a GET to retrieve a list of re-  *
  *                      sources.  It then begins a program loop *
  *                      to FETCH a resource and then execute a  *
  *                      PERFORM SET to perform an action on     *
  *                      that resource.  For example:            *
  *                      .                                       *
  *                         PERFORM SET CURRENT                  *
  *                                     ACTION('NEWCOPY')        *
  *                      .                                       *
  *                      on a PROGRAM resource.  You process all *
  *                      but one of the resources in the result  *
  *                      set, but while the FETCH is successful  *
  *                      for the last resource, the PERFORM SET  *
  *                      receives CPSM Response and Reason:      *
  *                      .                                       *
  *                         RESPONSE = 1027 (NODATA)             *
  *                         REASON   = 1288 (FORWARD)            *
  ****************************************************************
  * RECOMMENDATION: After applying the PTF that resolves this    *
  *                 APAR, all CMASes and MASes must be recycled  *
  *                 to pick up the new code.  Note that the      *
  *                 restarts do not need to be done at the same  *
  *                 time.                                        *
  ****************************************************************
  The CPSM API maintains two cursors for a result set.  One points
  to the last record which was FETCHed from the result set;  the
  other points to the next record to be FETCHed.
  
  Modules EYU0XDP4 (XDP4 - API PERFORM SET), EYU0XDP5 (XDP5 - API
  REFRESH), and EYU0XDW1 (XDW1 - API SET) make an internal call to
  EYU0XDY1 (XDY1 - API FETCH) to retrieve the key fields for the
  target resources.  If these commands are called with the CURRENT
  option, the last-record-FETCHed cursor is used to locate the
  current record, but the next-record cursor is tested to identify
  an end-of-set (NODATA) condition.  Because the next-record
  cursor normally points to the record following the last record
  FETCHed, this results in a RESPONSE and REASON of NODATA /
  FORWARD for forward processing, or NODATA / BACKWARD for
  backward processing, when processing the final resource in the
  result set.
  

Problem conclusion

• Because the last-record-FETCHed cursor is known to point to a
  valid record, it is not necessary to test for end-of-set when
  FETCH is called for an internal CURRENT request.  A test is made
  later in the module to insure that the record pointed to by the
  last-record-FETCHed cursor was not logically deleted.  EYU0XDY1
  has been modified to bypass the check for end-of-set if the call
  is for an internal CURRENT request.
  

Temporary fix

• FIX AVAILABLE BY PTF ONLY
  

Comments

APAR Information

• APAR is sysrouted FROM one or more of the following:

  PM18605

• APAR is sysrouted TO one or more of the following:

  UK66183

Modules/Macros

•    EYU0XDY1
  

Fix information

• Fixed component name

  CPSM CICS 3.1

• Fixed component ID

  5655M1501

Applicable component levels

• R100 PSY UK66183

     UP11/04/01 P F103

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