Monitoring LMS execution with job variables

If LMS is started with /START-LMS MONJV=<name> containing a monitoring job variable, LMS places a value in the variable when it terminates. MONJV is supplied with a value independent of the value of the SDF-P /BEGIN-BLOCK command PROPAGATE-STMT-RC operand.

The MONJV value is composed of a three-byte status indicator and a four-byte return code indicator. The return code indicator is composed of a one-byte termination code (TC) and a three-byte program information indicator (PI). LMS sets the status indicator and the termination code as follows:

Status indicator

Status indicator			Return code				Remarks
			Termination code (TC)	Program information (PI)
1	2	3	4	5	6	7	Byte
$T $A			0 1 2 3	See below			normal termination abnormal termination

Termination code

BC	Meaning
0	Normal termination LMS executed without error
1	Normal termination Warnings were issued or errors occurred which were less serious than the value set as MAX-ERROR-WEIGHT (see MODIFY-LMS-DEFAULTS).
2	Abnormal termination A criterion for abortion as defined with MAX-ERROR-WEIGHT was met (see MODIFY-LMS-DEFAULTS).
3	Abnormal termination The error which occurred was so serious that continuing the LMS run was either not possible or was not worth while. The LMS run was terminated internally.

Program information

PI	Meaning
000	TC: 0 LMS executed without error
001	TC: 1 Nothing worse than warnings occurred.
002	TC: 1 or 2 Nothing worse than RECOVERABLE-class errors occurred, e.g. it was not possible to find or to overwrite a member.
003	TC: 1 or 2 Nothing worse than SIGNIFICANT-class errors occurred, i.e. no major errors.
004	TC: 2 Nothing worse than SERIOUS-class errors occurred.
005	TC: 3 The error which occurred was so serious that continuing the LMS run was either not possible or was not worth while. The LMS run was terminated internally.

Note

If the END statement is used in conjunction with the LMS functionality from EDT, the considerations on "Utilizing LMS functionality from within EDT" should be borne in mind.