SCF Reference Manual for the Kernel Subsystem

Effect
Even though the process may still be running, the $ZPM persistence manager reports the process
state as ABORTING, so the process does not start after a future processor reload. SCF waits for
the next command.
Recovery
Retry the ABORT command. If the problem persists, save pertinent information and contact your
service provider, as described under “If You Have to Call Your Service Provider” (page 135).
00034
KRN 00034 The abort request for process $name has been queued.
Until the process stops, it will be considered ABORTING.
$name
is the name of a process.
Cause
The abort request was sent to $name, but its state is currently unstoppable. The $ZPM persistence
manager considers the process to be in the ABORTING state; if it eventually stops, it is then
considered ABORTED.
Effect
Even though the process may still be running, the $ZPM persistence manager reports the process
state as ABORTING. As a result, the process does not start after a future processor reload. SCF
waits for the next command.
Recovery
Informational message only; no corrective action is needed.
00035
KRN 00035 Process $name did not finish processing the abort request,
but the process will be considered ABORTING.
$name
is the name of a process.
Cause
The process has not entered the ABORTED state in response to an abort request. The $ZPM
persistence manager considers the process to be in the ABORTING state; if it eventually stops,
it is then considered ABORTED.
Effect
SCF waits for the next command.
Recovery
Retry the ABORT command. Even though the process may still be running, the $ZPM persistence
manager reports the process state as ABORTING. As a result, the process does not start after a
future processor reload.
00036
KRN 00036 Generic Process objname is a subsystem manager
and cannot be aborted by a wildcard ABORT.
objname
is the new name of a generic process, in the form $ZZKRN.#gpname.
Cause
This generic process is a subsystem manager. Subsystem managers cannot be stopped by an
ABORT command using a wild card (*).
Effect
SCF waits for the next command.
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