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I used to have this problem with regular SNADS on occasion. Somewhere there will be an obscure code that IBM will not publish on a publicly available web site (at least back when we still used snads). I think you'll be referred to 'SNA formats' or some such manual. Sometimes varying off the controllers on both machines, deleting the device descriptions associated with the controllers, varying on the controllers and letting them rebuild the devices helped. SNA is just kind of shaky that way. Rob Berendt
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