Recovering RRS units of recovery manually

Use this topic to understand the how to determine if there are in-doubt RRS units of recovery, and how to manually resolve those units of recovery.

When RRS connects to IBM MQ, IBM MQ might have one, or more in-doubt units of recovery that have not been resolved. If IBM MQ has in-doubt units of recovery that RRS did not resolve, one of the following messages is issued at the z/OS console:

CSQ3011I
CSQ3013I
CSQ3014I
CSQ3016I

Both IBM MQ and RRS provide tools to display information about in-doubt units of recovery, and techniques for manually resolving them.

In IBM MQ, use the DISPLAY CONN command to display information about in-doubt IBM MQ threads. The output from the command includes RRS unit of recovery IDs for those IBM MQ threads that have RRS as a coordinator. This can be used to determine the outcome of the unit of recovery.

Use the RESOLVE INDOUBT command to resolve the IBM MQ in-doubt thread manually. This command can be used to either commit or back out the unit of recovery after you have determined what the correct decision is.

Parent topic: Recovering units of work manually