RESTRUCTURE ABEND

[Joe Cates]

Get this message from RESTRUCTURE (to create a new set pointer)

+IKF995I ILBONTR AMODE ERROR. ENTERED IN AMODE 31

I believe I went through all the same steps as always

create another schema with new set defined
run IDMSRSTC to create the restructure table
link the restructure table
run RESTRUCTURE with areas offline

This has never happened before, restructures work so consistently it is
almost a canned procedure. Any suggestions are welcomed.

Regards,

Joe S Cates, C.C.P.
Database Analyst
Office of Global Access Technology
301-279-3697
email: Joe_...@fc.mcps.k12.md.us

[Bob_W...@tiburontech.com]

Joe,

The RSTT module must be linked Amode=24, Rmode=24. Your error message
indicates it was linked Amode=31.

Bob

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[Jim Moore]

This is a COBOL error message issued by the "LE" versions (CEE.SCEERUN)of the COBOL-74 run-times. The clues are the "IKF" prefix on the message and the "ILB" prefix on the COBOL run-time module ILBONTR.

Did your site recently add CEE.SCEERUN to the linklist? If so, you might work-around this by using SYS1.COBLIB at JOBLIB/STEPLIB. Why is COBOL even involved?

JB Moore

[Joe Cates]

Thanks to Jim Moore and Bob Wiklund whose combined efforts solved the
mystery. We have added a database procedure (written in COBOL) to the
main schema to maintain the century indicator for some records (part of a
Y2K effort). I neglected to use the subschema created specifically for
Restructures (its schema doesn't use the DB procedure).

IDM...@LISTSERV.IUASSN.COM writes:
>This is a COBOL error message issued by the "LE" versions (CEE.SCEERUN)of
>the COBOL-74 run-times. The clues are the "IKF" prefix on the message and
>the "ILB" prefix on the COBOL run-time module ILBONTR.
>
>Did your site recently add CEE.SCEERUN to the linklist? If so, you might
>work-around this by using SYS1.COBLIB at JOBLIB/STEPLIB. Why is COBOL
>even involved?
>
>JB Moore
>IDMS Public Discussion Forum <IDM...@LISTSERV.IUASSN.COM> wrote:
>> Get this message from RESTRUCTURE (to create a new set pointer)
>
>+IKF995I ILBONTR AMODE ERROR. ENTERED IN AMODE 31
>

Bob_W...@tiburontech.com writes:
>Hi Joe,
>
>I see that Jim Moore answered your questions re the ILBONTR module and
>gave a potential solution. Do you perhaps have Cobol Database procedures
>that are calling the ILBxxxxx Cobol support modules?
>
>Bob Wiklund
>Tiburon Technologies