HP XP Racks - Manual (Page 79)

to BC Z tasks. The SIMs reported to the zSeries and S/390 host are logged in the SYS1.LOGREC
dataset of the host operating system.
SIMs are classified according to the following severities: service, moderate, serious, or acute. The
larger the SIM number, the more important the message.
All SIMs are recorded on the XP7 Storage SVP and shown in the Status window in the RWC.
The following image shows a typical 32 byte SIM from the XP7 Storage. The host console shows
SIMs by reference code (RC) and severity. The six digit RC (composed of bytes 22, 23, and 13)
identifies the possible error and determines the severity. The SIM type (byte 28) indicates the
component which experienced the error.
Figure 1 SIM example
The following table describes the disk controller (DKC) SIM (byte 28 = F1) related to BC Z tasks.
Description Importance level Reference code
SSB23 SSB22
Copying ends abnormally and the pair is suspended
(“Suspend/SUSPER” status). Moderate Dx 47
•
“x” indicates the last digit of the S-VOL’s CU number (0x0 to 0xF).
• “SSB13” indicates the S-VOL’s LDEV number.
The pair is suspended (“Suspend/SUSPER” status). Moderate E7 47
Locating and interpreting error codes and logs using the RAID Manager
or BCM
You can troubleshoot the tasks that you have performed using RAID Manager or BCM. The following
task describes RAID Manager or BCM error codes and how to locate and interpret them.
You can use the SSB1/SSB2 error code combination to determine the cause of the error. The error
codes are shown to the right of the equal symbol (=) in the log. The SSB1 code is the last four
alphanumeric characters to the left of the comma (,). The SSB2 code is the last four alphanumeric
characters to the right of the comma (,).
1.
Open one of the following:
•
RAID Manager or BCM window.
•
RAID Manager or BCM operation log file.
Default location:
/HORCM/log*/curlog/horcmlog_HOST/horcm.log
where * is the instance number, and HOST is the host name
2. In the log that is displayed, locate the log or error code you are investigating and the SSB1
and SSB2 codes:
•
(If you are using RAID Manager or BCM window)
Example log:
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