KAVT0667-W

An attempt to send a stop notification to the manager host failed.

(S)

Continues processing.

(O)

Check whether JP1/AJS3 on the manager host is running.

If JP1/AJS3 on the manager host is not running:

Start JP1/AJS3 on the manager host.

If JP1/AJS3 on the manager host is running:

Check the following:

• Check whether there are problems with the network environment.

  Use some method such as the ping command to check whether the manager host can communicate with the agent host via TCP/IP. If there are communication problems, correct them.

• Check whether the manager host name^# can be resolved on the agent host.

  If the name cannot be resolved, revise the settings in the hosts file, jp1hosts information, or jp1hosts2 information on the agent host or in the DNS settings so that the manager host name can be resolved.

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• For a physical host:

  For DNS operation, the host name in the FQDN format. For other cases, the host name obtained by executing the hostname command

• For a logical host:

  In Windows:

  The host name indicated in xxxxx in JP1/AJS3_xxxxx in the Services window that is displayed by choosing Services or by choosing Administrative Tools and then Services in the Control Panel window on the agent host

  In UNIX:

  The host name indicated after the jajs_spmd process that is displayed by executing the ps command

If a stop notification is successfully sent to the manager host, the status of the event job changes to Ended abnormally^#. If an attempt to send a stop notification fails, the status remains Now running. Therefore, after confirming that JP1/AJS3 on the manager host is running, check the event job executed from the manager host. Then, after the agent host starts, if necessary, use the ajschgstat command or the Change Job Status dialog box (or forced termination) to change the status of the event job to the end status. If necessary, re-register the job for execution.

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The status changes to Ended abnormally only when the EvJobExecContinue environment setting parameter is set to N for the manager host name. If Y is set, the status remains Now running.

If the manager host name indicated in the message is no longer required, stop the JP1/AJS3 service, and then execute the jpoagoec command to delete the manager host name.

For details about jpoagoec command, see jpoagoec in 3. Commands Used for Normal Operations in the manual JP1/Automatic Job Management System 3 Command Reference.