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    Thank you both for your responses.  Here’s what Siemens said:

    The hospital received a TIF abend at 00:40:26 this morning just as    

    CICS was beginning to come down for scheduled maintainence.  The      

    abend was a T034 with a return code of 5401.  This indicates that TIF

    could not write to the COMQFILE because the control block could not  

    be allocated for the system TIF was attempting to write to.  I went  

    through the dump and found that TIF was trying to write a record to  

    the B3M080AD queue.  System 80 is not in PRCOM so the control block  

    could not be allocated for system 80.  There is code in place to      

    check for this condition and just issue a message rather then abend  

    all of TIF.  I did find these messages numerous times throughout    

    the day including just before the abend:                            

    00:40:25 ARKE20207: (B3M080) Interface definition not found          

    ****                                                                

    However, since CICS was in shutdown mode I suspect that this code    

    was somehow bypassed.                                                

    I went in and added system 80 to PRCOM.  When I displayed the        

    interface, I found in excess of 57000 records on the system.  This  

    appears to be an interface that was used at one time but is currently

    de-installed.  However because the TIF tables and triggers are still

    there, records are still being generated wasting DASD and possibly    

    affecting performance. SSKB# 3088983 talks about removing interfaces  

    from the COM SUB that are no longer being used.  Because system 80 is

    now in PRCOM though, the problem with the T034 should no longer occur.

    I’m not sure exactly what that means (I’m not the Invision or SNA expert), but it sounds a little like what Susan was explaining.  They seem to think this is going to fix our problem, and that’s all I care about.

    Susan, it almost sounds like you’ve heard the Openlink comment before  : )