Troubleshooting Adabas Event Replicator on z/OS Command Code A1 Error 77 Subcode 11

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Troubleshooting Adabas Event Replicator on z/OS Command Code A1 Error 77 Subcode 11

Introduction

This guide will cover the cause and the solution of “Command Code A1 Error 77 Subcode 11”, as well as provide some tips on how to prevent it from happening again. By following the steps, you will be able to resolve the error and continue using ADABAS smoothly.

Pre-requisite

Product:Adabas Event Replicator Server
Version:3.8.1
Platform:Mainframe
Operating System:z/OS

Problem

When using Replicator on the mainframe with EntireX and PSI (Persistent Store) in the Adabas file.

Adabas command code A1 received Error 77 Subcode 11 as per below:

    Diagnostic Values: 
    ADABAS response code 77 
    ADABAS command code A1 Error 77 Subcode 11 
    WRITE failed 
    Diagnostic Values: 
    ADABAS CMD A1 RSP 77 SUBCODE 0x0000000B (UPD MSG)

Under EntireX the following error messages are seen:

    Diagnostic Values:                                                                                                                                                                                
    ADABAS response code 77                                                                                                                                                               
    ADABAS command code A1 Error 77 Subcode 11                       
    WRITE failed
    Diagnostic Values:
    ADABAS CMD A1 RSP 77 SUBCODE 0x0000000B (UPD MSG)

Resolution

In this scenario, the recommendation is to instruct the client to run an ADAREP on the PSI database to determine the size of the database, the size of the PSTORE file, the use of blocks on the PSTORE file, and the amount of empty space on the database for ASSO and DATA.

To solve the issue, you can:

  1. Try rebuilding the FST of the PSTORE DB using the software ADADBS RECOVER.

The RECOVER function recovers allocated space by rebuilding the free space table (FST). The RECOVER function subtracts file, DSST, and alternate RABN extents from the total available space.

  1. If it does not solve the error, the recommendation is:

a) Increase the size of the database, and
b) take action to reduce the number of records on the file.

Additional tips

The RECOVER function subtracts file, DSST, and alternate RABN extents from the total available space. Read more:

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