FDR V54L78 - Innovation Data Processing

FDR908
Reason:
Action:
MESSAGES AND CODES
MESSAGES FROM SAR (FDR9NN) 100.4
INVALID RESPONSE TO MESSAGE - RE-ENTER [WITH A VALID ADDRESS]
The response to the last message received was invalid. On a full-screen console the cursor
is repositioned. If response was for a device type, check for a supported device. If the
response was for the unit field, check for valid hex characters (0-9, A-F). If “WITH A VALID
ADDRESS” appears, check that the unit address is properly defined in your I/O
configuration. If this is a response to the TAPE UNIT message, and you specified “,2” to
the TAPE DEVICE message, check that the next higher tape drive address (or the next
lower address if the address ended in “F”) is also properly defined.
Re-enter response to the message.
FDR909 DISK VOLUME LABEL ’vvvvvv’ DOES NOT MATCH OPERATOR LABEL - RE-ENTER
Reason: The volume serial number supplied by the user does not match the volume label on the
disk. “vvvvvv” is the volume serial found on the DISK unit specified.
Action: Re-enter the proper volume serial number. Check the DISK unit address to insure you
are pointing to the correct unit.
FDR911 TAPE RECORD LENGTH CHECK - REPLY CONTINUE OR TERM
Reason: The length of the last tape block read does not match the length stored by FDR in the
tape block. Location x'9000' or x'23000' in storage contains the tape block. If this
message occurs multiple times, you may be restoring from an FDR backup that has
been copied with a non-FDR utility such as IEBGENER; this truncates the FDR data
blocks and make the backup unusable. Only the FDRTCOPY and FDRTSEL utilities
(section 60) or the INNOVATION DATA PROCESSING FATAR product should be
used to copy FDR tapes. The input may also be a non-backup.
Action: SAR prompts you for a reply. Reply “CONTINUE” to ignore the error and continue with
the next tape block (the contents of the bad block are not restored), or “TERM” to
terminate the restore with an error. If you have a hardcopy device assigned, you can
use the hardware PSW RESTART function to take a storage dump before replying.
FDR913 WARNING BACKUP TAPE IS A DSF FORMAT TAPE - REPLY CONTINUE OR TERM
Reason: The FDR header on the backup tape mounted for a restore indicates that this was a
data set backup, not a full-volume backup, and may not contain a copy of the entire
volume. Location x'9000' in storage contains the FDR header.
Action: SAR prompts you for a reply. Reply “CONTINUE” to ignore the error and restore the
backup, or “TERM” to terminate the restore with an error. If you have a hardcopy
device assigned, you can use the hardware PSW RESTART function to take a
storage dump before replying.
FDR914 NONSTANDARD RECORD ZERO X'cccchhhhrrkkllll'
Reason: The record zero (R0) on the track indicated is of nonstandard size. The standard length
is eight bytes. The count field of R0 is displayed: “cccc” and “hhhh” are the cylinder
and track address of the bad R0. “rr” is the record number that should be zero. “kk” is
the key length that should also be zero. “llll” is the data length that should be 0008; it is
probably the data length that is wrong.
Action: If the record zero is shorter than 8 bytes, it is dumped or restored as it appears on the
disk. If it is longer, data in excess of 8 bytes is lost.
FDR916 LABEL ERROR REASON=x - JOB TERMINATED
Reason: SAR encountered an I/O error or logical error reading the tape or disk labels. This
message may be accompanied by an FDR951-FDR990 message. If JOB
TERMINATED does not appear, SAR asks for a new tape to be mounted.
1 – SAR did not find the HDR1 record on tape.
2 – The file number encountered on the tape was higher than the file number
requested.
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