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We had the situation that an ISV software trys to call an z/OSMF REST API (dataset service). The ISV product only returned HTTP 500. In the z/OSMF logs, also only the HTTP 500 was visible. The error that was seen within z/OS was:
ICH408 for $LIBPATH/ceasapit.dll CL(DIRSRCH ) ($LIBPATH wasn't resolved). After some research and trying it from the SwaggerUI, we got a more concrete error message and have seen that the reason was the to small TSO segment region of the user that invoked the ISV service.
I know, that it should be logged by the client that issues that request. But as z/OSMF currently only logs HTTP 500, this is completly useless. Instead, z/OSMF should also log the HTTP response for the error in case of for example an HTTP 500
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