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Although it appears as though the CPSM API response (ENVIRONERROR/REQTIMEOUT) has failed without data, the resultset is actually still valid and you should be able to find it populated with data from all regions apart from those that failed. Once the request has been issued, the worst CPSM API error detected while processing is usually flowed back through the CPSM API response, which is why a single region timing out, makes it appear that the whole response failed. Regardless though, if the request is sent the response will flow back through the API whether it is good or otherwise.
The guidance for the GET API command does indeed state for the REQTIMEOUT reason value:
"One of the CMASs or MASs to which the request was directed did not respond.
If only some of the CMASs or MASs did not respond, the GET command can still yield a valid result. COUNT might be greater than zero and RESULT might be non-zero. Such a result set contains data from those CMASs and MASs that did respond. "
Additionally if you would like to find which system has failed and why, that information is available via the MASQRYER resource table records. See this KC topic for more information:
https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/en/SSGMCP_5.5.0/system-programming/cpsm/retrieving_masqryer_records.html