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    oam had to be stopped when the system experienced a buffer
    shortage that resulted from a flood of cbr6416i messages to the
    syslog and oam job log. for osreq retrieves, there is no
    protection against repeating msgcbr6416i messages that can
    result from either bad tape media or other h/w problems. we
    need a safety mechanism for oam object tape that is similar to
    oam's osmc utility which marks a volume unreadable and
    stops the storage group cycle after three repeating errors.
    example message:
    cbr6416i oam read request failed for ddname=ddname on tape
    volume volser for collection collect-name and object
    object-name. {oam | point | note | unknown} return
    code=return-code, reason code=reason-code.
    local fix
    use the following command to manually mark a problem volume as
    not readable:
    f oam,update,vol,volser,readable,n
    the application that invokes the osreq retrieve will still get
    a failing return and reason code, but no cbr6416i will be
    issued. if the tape volume really is bad, use oam's recovery
    utility to recreate the volume.
    problem summary
    • **
    • users affected: oam object tape customers *
    • **
    • problem description: problems are occurring on tape volumes *
    • trying to use point or note to position *
    • the tape. these problems are causing *
    • oam error msg cbr6416i to be issued. *
    • the end user continued to issue *
    • thousands (200,000) of reads which all *
    • were failing, oam issued 200,000+ *
    • cbr6416i error msgs which flooded the *
    • consoles and could have caused the *
    • system to have to be ipl'd *
    • customer had to cancel oam to stop the *
    • messages. *
    • **
    • recommendation: *
    • **
    problem conclusion
    oam has been modified that while a tape volume is mounted, if
    it gets "3" read errors and at least "3" cbr6416i error msgs,
    the tape volume will be now be marked non-readable. a new msg
    cbr6428i will be issued to indicate to the customer that there
    is a problem reading this tape volume and that it has been
    marked non-readable. customer needs to investigate the tape
    volume and possibly the tape drive to determine the severity
    of the problem. if the volume is okay, customer can then use
    the oam update operator command to mark the volume readable
    again.
    f oam,update,volume,volser,readable,y
    temporary fix
    • **
    • hiper *
    • **
    comments
    apar information
    apar numberoa09800
    reported component namedfsms/mvs oam
    reported component id5695df180
    reported release1g0
    statusclosed per
    penope
    hiperyeshiper
    special attentionnospecatt
    submitted date2004-11-08
    closed date2004-12-01
    last modified date2005-01-05
    apar is sysrouted from one or more of the following:
    apar is sysrouted to one or more of the following: ua15551 ua15552 ua15553
    modules/macros
    cbrmsg6 cbrmtvcb cbrptvcb cbrrtt cbrsmes6
    cbrsmgm6 cbrsmgu6 cbrtvcb
    fix information
    fixed component namedfsms/mvs oam
    fixed component id5695df180
    applicable component levels
    r1g0 psy ua15551 up04/12/08 p f412
    r1h0 psy ua15552 up04/12/08 p f412
    r1j0 psy ua15553 up04/12/08 p f412
    fix is available
    select the ptf appropriate for your component level. you will be required to sign in. distribution on physical media is not available in all countries.
    copyright and trademark information
    ibm, the ibm logo and ibm.com are trademarks of international business machines corp., registered in many jurisdictions worldwide. other product and service names might be trademarks of ibm or other companies. a current list of ibm trademarks is available on the web at "copyright and trademark information" at http://www.ibm.com/legal/copytrade.shtml .
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