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How can I fix RTC EE build failure: CRHTC1501E, CRHTC1655E ? log excerpt included


Janet Masters (17814) | asked Oct 20 '15, 10:58 a.m.
* [antz:compile] 2015-10-19 15:05:47,235 CRHTC1539I Processing TDJAVA.JJ100JDM.zCSRC(KJTLOG)...
* [antz:compile] 2015-10-19 15:05:47,276 CRHTC1521I Use the default value STEP1_RC for attribute var.1.1rtcreturncodefortranslator.
* [antz:compile] 2015-10-19 15:05:47,276 CRHTC1521I Use the default value LONGLONG,LIST for attribute var.1.compileparms.
* Overriding previous definition of reference to job
* [antz:mvsexec] 2015-10-19 15:05:47,294 CRHTC1659I ZOS.bpxwdyn: alloc dd(SYSIN) dsn(TDJAVA.JJ100JDM.zCSRC(KJTLOG)) shr msg(1)
* [antz:mvsexec] 2015-10-19 15:05:47,335 CRHTC1659I ZOS.bpxwdyn: alloc dd(SYSLIN) dsn(TDJAVA.JJ100RTC.C.OBJ(KJTLOG)) shr msg(1)
* [antz:mvsexec] 2015-10-19 15:05:47,376 CRHTC1659I ZOS.bpxwdyn: alloc dd(SYSPRINT) dsn(TDJAVA.JJ100RTC.C.LIST(KJTLOG)) shr msg(1)
* [antz:mvsexec] 2015-10-19 15:05:47,407 CRHTC1659I ZOS.bpxwdyn: alloc dd(TASKLIB) dsn(CEE.SCEERUN2) shr msg(1)
* [antz:mvsexec] 2015-10-19 15:05:47,933 CRHTC1659I ZOS.bpxwdyn: alloc dd(TMP00005) dsn(CBC.SCCNCMP) shr msg(1)
* [antz:mvsexec] 2015-10-19 15:05:47,962 CRHTC1659I ZOS.bpxwdyn: alloc dd(TMP00006) dsn(CEE.SCEERUN) shr msg(1)
* [antz:mvsexec] 2015-10-19 15:05:47,972 CRHTC1659I ZOS.bpxwdyn: concat ddlist(TASKLIB,TMP00005,TMP00006) msg(1)
* [antz:mvsexec] 2015-10-19 15:05:48,008 CRHTC1659I ZOS.bpxwdyn: alloc dd(SYSLIB) dsn(TDJAVA.JJ100JDM.zHSRC) shr msg(1)
* [antz:mvsexec] 2015-10-19 15:05:48,025 CRHTC1668I The mvsexec task OM_for_JAVA_on_zOS_C_Translator is about to call compiler cbcc     with parameter LONGLONG,LIST and ddnameslist null.
* [antz:mvsexec] 2015-10-19 15:05:48,101 CRHTC1656I The return code from OM_for_JAVA_on_zOS_C_Translator was (8413184) (hex. 806000).
* [antz:mvsexec] 2015-10-19 15:05:48,140 com.ibm.jzos.ZFileException: //DD:SYSLIN: fopen() failed - EDC5092I An I/O abend was trapped. errno=92 errno2=0xc00b0162 last_op=43
* [antz:mvsexec] 2015-10-19 15:05:48,180 com.ibm.jzos.ZFileException: //DD:SYSPRINT: fopen() failed - EDC5092I An I/O abend was trapped. errno=92 errno2=0xc00b0162 last_op=43
* [antz:mvsexec] 2015-10-19 15:05:48,181 CRHTC1659I ZOS.bpxwdyn: free dd(SYSIN) msg(1)
* [antz:mvsexec] 2015-10-19 15:05:48,187 CRHTC1659I ZOS.bpxwdyn: free dd(SYSLIN) msg(1)
* [antz:mvsexec] 2015-10-19 15:05:48,193 CRHTC1659I ZOS.bpxwdyn: free dd(SYSPRINT) msg(1)
* [antz:mvsexec] 2015-10-19 15:05:48,198 CRHTC1659I ZOS.bpxwdyn: free dd(TASKLIB) msg(1)
* [antz:mvsexec] 2015-10-19 15:05:48,202 CRHTC1659I ZOS.bpxwdyn: free dd(TMP00005) msg(1)
* [antz:mvsexec] 2015-10-19 15:05:48,206 CRHTC1659I ZOS.bpxwdyn: free dd(TMP00006) msg(1)
* [antz:mvsexec] 2015-10-19 15:05:48,210 CRHTC1659I ZOS.bpxwdyn: free dd(SYSLIB) msg(1)
* [antz:compile] 2015-10-19 15:05:48,221 CRHTC1501E Failed: Test C Compile Language Definition : TDJAVA.JJ100JDM.zCSRC(KJTLOG) BuildException : The following error occurred while executing this line:
* [antz:compile] /u/jmast/macrodefs.xml:17: CRHTC1655E The return code (8413184) (hex. 806000) from OM_for_JAVA_on_zOS_C_Translator exceeded the maximum return code allowed (0) (hex. 0)..

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Liam Doherty (2312) | answered Oct 21 '15, 10:12 p.m.
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Hi Janet

looks like you are getting a s806 :

CRHTC1655E The return code (8413184) (hex. 806000) from OM_for_JAVA_on_zOS_C_Translator

There was probably an s806 abend in the system log as well. What is the translator running? I see cbcc in the log, but what do you have in the data set and member for the data set definition for cbcc? Does it have a compiler that is in one of the TASKLIB data sets? 
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Janet Masters commented Oct 22 '15, 9:48 a.m.

Thanks, Liam!  I see that I was calling the set of jcl that calls the compiler rather than the compiler module.  And I do see the 806 abend in the system log.  Thanks for the help!

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