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CSQV086E message

The text from the message code CSQV086E can be analyzed to give further information about abends.

We can use the information from the CSQV086E message to extract further details about the abend code. Use the following steps to assist with the analysis:

  1. Issue the DISPLAY DUMP command to see whether any SVC dumps occurred near the time the message appeared. (See the MVS System Commands manual if necessary.)
  2. If there was only one SVC dump for the abend, follow the procedure starting at step 1.
  3. If there were two or more SVC dumps, follow the steps here.
    1. Read the sections under IBM MQ for z/OS messages, completion, and reason codes that describe the reason code appearing in your message, and any reason codes appearing in the SVC dump titles. Reason codes appear after the completion code in the SVC dump title. For an example, see Analyzing the dump and interpreting dump titles on z/OS.
    2. Compare the reason codes in the SVC dumps to determine which dump relates to the CSQV086E message.
    3. Use that SVC dump and follow the procedure starting at step 1.

  4. If there were two or more different abends, follow the steps here:
    1. Determine which abend was the original cause by reviewing the time stamps in the SYS1.LOGREC entries.
    2. Use that SVC dump and follow the procedure starting at step 1.

  5. If there were no SVC dumps for the abend, follow the steps here.
    1. Locate the 4-byte reason code in the message.
    2. Review the diagnostic information in IBM MQ for z/OS messages, completion, and reason codes. Follow any procedures recommended there.
    3. Add this to your keyword string, in one of the formats shown in this topic (in this example, a reason code of X'00D93001' is used):

        Free format
        5655R3600 R710 ABEND6C6 RC00D93001

        Structured format
        PIDS/ 5655R3600 LVLS/ 710 AB/S06C6 PRCS/00D93001

      Refer to CSECT keyword.

Parent topic: The abend keyword, and its associated keywords

Last updated: 2020-10-04