cannot place service bb...bb in shutdown state. server: aa...aa, reason code=cc...cc

An error occurred while attempting to place the service in the shutdown state.

aa...aa: Name of the specified server. (Up to eight alphanumeric characters)

bb...bb: Name of the service which cannot be placed in shutdown state. (Up to 32 alphanumeric characters)

cc...cc: Reason code indicating the contents of the error. (Up to ten digits).

The table below lists the reason codes and their corresponding countermeasures.

S: Stops service shutdown processing.

O: If the service must be placed in the shutdown state, enter the scdhold command to place it in shutdown state after corrective action has been applied by the OpenTP1 administrator.

Countermeasure: Proceed as indicated by the reason code.

Reason code	Meaning	Countermeasures
1	Invalid server name	Specified server name is invalid. Or, the specified server is not started. For a specification error, specify the server name correctly then enter the scdhold command.
2	Timing error	The scheduler has not been started or is being terminated. Restart the system then enter the scdhold command.
3	Server is already placed in the shutdown state.	Use the scdls command to check the status of the server.
4	Communication error	Proceed as indicated for the error message, if any, output immediately before this message. Then, enter the scdhold command.
5	Program version mismatch	Check and correct the versions of the OpenTP1 libraries, then enter the scdhold command.
6	Invalid server	The specified server is a server that cannot be held (MHP, system server, debugger-linked server, etc.). For a specification error, specify the server name correctly then enter the scdhold command.
7	Shutdown management is not permitted for service units.	A service shutdown request was issued to a server for which no service shutdown management was specified (service_hold=N) in the user service definition. If shutdown management in service units is required, check the service_hold operand of the user service definition then enter the dcsvstop, dcsvstart, and scdhold commands, in this order.
8	Invalid service name	The specified service name is invalid. Or, the service is not supported by the specified server. For a specification error, specify the service name correctly, then enter the scdhold command.
9	Service is already placed in the shutdown state.	Use the scdls command to check the status of the server.
10	Server is in preparation for termination.	The specified server cannot be held since it is in preparation for termination. For a specification error, specify the server name correctly then enter the scdhold command.