FDR V54L78 - Innovation Data Processing

MESSAGES AND CODES
FDR CONSOLE MESSAGES AND TSO TERMINAL MESSAGES 100.2
Action:
REALLOCATE FAILED – Dynamic re-allocation of the DDname assigned to the
data set failed with a non-zero return code.
RECONCAT FAILED – Dynamic re-concatenation of the DDname assigned to the
data set failed with a non-zero return code.
SWA RESCAN FAILED – A scan of SWA (System Work Area) during re-allocation
failed with a non-zero return code.
CVAF FAIL - nn/mmm – A CVAF call was issued to verify that a data set is on disk,
but it failed with return code “nn” and reason code “mmm”.
DEVTYPE MISMATCH – ABR recalled the data set to a different device type than
the exit expected.
VOLSER NOT FOUND – ABR indicated that it recalled the data set to a specific
volume serial, but the exit cannot find that volser in any online UCB.
TOO MANY DDNAMES – The data set was referenced by more than 20 DDnames
in this job step. The first 20 DDnames have been reallocated.
ddname BYPASSED – “ddname” is either JOBLIB or STEPLIB. It was not
reallocated because it is currently OPEN.
Except for the NOT RESTORED reason, the required data sets have been recalled by
ABR. You should be able to resubmit the job for successful execution.
FDRW70 ELIGIBLE FOR RECALL -- DSN=dsname
Reason: The ABR Catalog Locate exit determined that a TSO user referenced a data set that has
been Archived by ABR with the RECALL=YES option. This message and messages
FDRW71 through FDRW79 (as required) are issued to the TSO user.
FDRW71 TYPE ’END’ TO BYPASS THE RESTORE OR PRESS ’ENTER’ TO CONTINUE
Reason: If option LXALTMSG=NO, this format of message FDRW71 is issued asking the user if the
recall of the Archived data set should be done. If option LXFOREST=NO, the message is
not issued and the recall automatically proceeds. FDRW71 is only issued to TSO users.
Action: Press the “ENTER” key to recall the data set or type “END” to terminate the recall.
TYPE ’YES’ TO PERMIT THE RESTORE OR PRESS ’ENTER’ TO BYPASS
Reason: If option LXALTMSG=YES, this format of message FDRW71 is issued asking the user if the
recall of the Archived data set should be done. Unlike the standard FDRW71 message
above, the user must positively request the recall. If option LXFOREST=NO, the message
is not issued and the recall automatically proceeds. FDRW71 is only issued to TSO users.
Action: Type “YES” to recall the data set or press the ENTER key to terminate the recall.
TYPE ‘UC' TO UNCATALOG THE DATA SET
Reason: If option LXUNCAT=YES, this format of FDRW71 may also be issued, giving the user the option
of uncataloging the data set instead of recalling it. FDRW71 is only issued to TSO users.
Action: Type “UC” to uncatalog the data set without recalling it. The data set is no longer
auto-recallable but it can still be restored manually. A new data set with the same
name can be created.
FDRW72 restore-option--REPLY ’xx’
Reason: This message is issued one or more times to show the user a list of recall techniques
(FOREGROUND, BACKGROUND, REMOTE QUEUE) available to TSO users, and
the reply necessary to invoke each one (FG, BG, RQ). Option LXFDREST can be set
to limit the user’s choices; only the recall techniques indicated are listed. If
LXFDREST has been set to a single technique, message FDRW72 is not issued and
that technique is automatically used. FDRW72 is only issued to TSO users.
TO UNCATALOG DSNAME AND BYPASS AUTO RECALL – REPLY ’UC’
Reason: This message is issued when confirmation to bypass auto recall has been requested.
Action: Type “UC” to uncatalog the data set without recalling it. The data set is longer
auto-recallable, but can still be restored manually. A new data set with the same name
can be created.
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