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BFX090S Connecting host (hhhhhhhh) not equal to HOST parm.<br />

Severity: 15 (Terminal error)<br />

Module: BFXCON in BFXTI<br />

Explanation: With HOSTCHK specified as YES, after a CONNECT arrived from BFXTR, the hostname<br />

it is trying to connect to does not match the HOST specified on the ‘SEND TO hostname’ or<br />

‘RECEIVE FROM hostname’ BFXTI statements. The connection is rejected.<br />

User Response: Determine the cause of the error. If dissimilar NCTs are used on both sides of the<br />

connection, or group host names are used, or a local loopback hostname (NCTLCLxx) is used,<br />

HOSTCHK will not work in any of these configurations. If that is the case, specify<br />

‘HOSTCHK=NO’ and rerun the job. If none of these conditions are true, then look for a configuration<br />

or procedural error when running these jobs.<br />

BFX101I File ffffffff done; nnnn records sent.<br />

Severity: 6 (Informational)<br />

Module: BFXSRM in BFXTI, BFXTR.<br />

Explanation: The BFX default standard sending record module has detected normal end of file on<br />

the input file specified by DDNAME “ffffffff”. The total number of QSAM logical records sent for<br />

this particular file is “nnnn”. At the time the message was issued, the last record of the file will already<br />

have been sent to the receiving BFX.<br />

User Response: None.<br />

BFX102S File ffffffff Permanent I/O error -- < SYNAD info>.<br />

Severity: 12 (Severe error)<br />

Module: BFXSRM in BFXTI, BFXTR. BFXRRM in BFXTI, BFXTR, BFXJS.<br />

Explanation: The QSAM access method reported a permanent I/O error reading or writing a file during<br />

transfer of the job or transfer of the file. The DDNAME of the file is indicated by “ffffffff”. The<br />

SYNAD information associated with the error follows the text of the message. Transfer of this file is<br />

aborted. If batched transfer of files is being performed, BFX will attempt to transfer the rest of the<br />

specified files.<br />

User Response: Determine the cause of the I/O error. If the error can be corrected, rerun the BFX<br />

jobs.<br />

BFX103S Cannot find record module mmmmmmmm.<br />

Severity: 12 (Severe error)<br />

Module: BFXSBM in BFXTI, BFXTR. BFXRBM in BFXTI, BFXTR, BFXJS.<br />

Explanation: The record module specified by the RMODULE= parameter was not installed in this<br />

copy of the BFX program. Transfer of this file is aborted; if batched transfer of files is being performed,<br />

BFX will attempt to transfer the rest of the specified files.<br />

User Response: This can be caused because the module does not exist, or if the module does exist<br />

but was generated as being the wrong type.<br />

BFX104S Record module “mmmmmmmm” language unsupported.<br />

Severity: 12 (Severe error)<br />

Module: BFXSBM in BFXTI, BFXTR. BFXRBM in BFXTI, BFXTR, BFXJS.<br />

Explanation: The module specified by the RMODULE= operand was found in the module table, but<br />

it is written in a source language that is not currently supported by BFX.<br />

User Response: This is principally a diagnostic message for incorrect module table generation during<br />

BFX installation. If the error is genuine, then the module needs to be rewritten.<br />

Page 98 Appendix C: BFX Error Messages MAN-REF-H211-05

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