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MESSAGES AND CODES MESSAGES FROM SAR (FDR9NN) 100.4 Action: 3 – Two tape marks were encountered trying to find the file number specified. The file is not on the tape. 4 – While SAR was scanning the tape for the file number specified an end of volume (EOV1) record was encountered. The file number is not on the tape. 5 – User specified a file sequence number other than zero or one and SAR found the tape to be non-labeled. 6 – On a backup operation, the user mounted a non-labeled tape for a second or subsequent volume, when the first volume was labeled. Mount an SL tape. 7 – An I/O error occurred reading the volume label on tape. Mount a new reel of tape. 8 – CLIP was specified. SAR could not read the label on disk or the volume record was missing or incorrect. SAR cannot re-label the volume. Restart SAR and supply the proper file number if a standard labeled file. If file number is not known or not readable, use the non-labeled option (Nnn) of SAR to bypass the label and point directly to the data. FDR920 ENTER DATA SET NAME - ENTER ***END TO PROCESS Reason: You specified the data set backup option. SAR is now requesting the data set names or groups to be dumped. SAR displays message DATA SET NAME= (on full-screen consoles replacing the volume serial field). Enter the data set names after the equal sign. A data set name up to 44 characters may be entered. If a group name is to be specified, end the group name with an *, SAR dumps all data sets found that match the characters specified before the *. Example: DATA SET NAME=SYS1* dumps all “SYS1” data sets. If the VTOC is to be dumped, enter ***VTOC. This also dumps cylinder zero head zero. A maximum of ten data set names or groups may be entered, one at a time. Action: Enter the data set names to be dumped. Enter ***END to process the backup. FDR922 MOUNT NEXT REEL OF TAPE ON UNIT=uuuu Reason: The SAR operation requires that another reel of tape be mounted on the drive with address “uuuu”. On Restore – The backup file contains multiple reels of tape. On Dump – The dump of the disk requires more than one reel of tape. Mount a scratch tape. Action: Mount and ready the next reel. SAR continued with the restore or backup operation, as soon as the tape becomes ready. If SAR does not automatically recognize that the tape has become ready, use the hardware PSW RESTART function to simulate the interrupt. FDR923 READY DEVICE nnnn UNIT=uuuu Reason: The tape, disk or hardcopy device with address “uuuu” indicated must be made READY before SAR can continue. Action: Make the device READY. SAR continues as soon as it becomes ready. If SAR does not automatically recognize that the device has become ready, use the hardware PSW RESTART function to simulate the interrupt. FDR925 SAR DISK VOLUME RELABELED TO vvvvvv Reason: You requested a clip operation. SAR has successfully relabeled the volume to “vvvvvv”. FDR926 ENTER NEW VOLUME SERIAL NUMBER Reason: You requested a CLIP or new label (CPY=C). SAR is requesting the new volume serial after validating the volume serial now on the disk. Action: Enter the new volume serial in the volume serial message. CHAPTER 100 – PAGE 100-118 –
FDR927 Reason: Action: MESSAGES AND CODES MESSAGES FROM SAR (FDR9NN) 100.4 ENTER ABSOLUTE TRACK ADDRESS IN DECIMAL - ENTER ***END TO PROCESS You requested an absolute track operation. The message “STARTING CCHH=CCCCCHHHH” is displayed. Replace the CCCCCHHHH with the cylinder (5 digits) and head/track (4 digits) in decimal. After ENTER is depressed, SAR displays the ENDING CCHH= message; the ending cylinder and head/track is then entered. Up to 10 absolute ranges may be specified. When the last range is entered, reply “***END” to the STARTING CCHH= message. FDR928 MAXIMUM NUMBER OF ENTRIES EXCEEDED - ENTER ***END TO PROCESS Reason: You have entered the maximum number of entries (10) for data set names or absolute track ranges. Action: You must enter “***END” for SAR to process the data sets or tracks specified. FDR929 RESTORED CYL=cccc TRK - 0....5....ABCDEF0....5....ABCDEF Reason: On absolute track operations, SAR displays each cylinder processed (“cccc” is the cylinder number in hex). An “X” is printed in the appropriate column for each track restored within the cylinder. FDR930 TRACK TABLE ERROR Reason: A cylinder and head address was encountered on the backup tape that exceeded the track capacity of the disk volume. Action: If a hardcopy device was assigned, use the hardware PSW RESTART function to take a storage dump. Contact INNOVATION DATA PROCESSING for assistance. FDR931 VALID RESPONSE=responses Reason: This is an informative message to indicate the responses that are valid for the current console message. SAR may not display all of the possible responses. Chapter 30 “FDRREORG®” of the FDR manual details all of the allowed responses to a message. Action: Enter the appropriate response. VALID RESPONSE=xxxxxx -- IDENTIFIED BY SAR Reason: The device type “xxxxxx” was determined by SAR to be the actual type of the disk device you input. It should not be overridden, except as discussed under “Alternate Device Support” in Section 15.1 “SAR Technical Description”. FDR932 I/O ERROR ON DISK TRACK X'cccchhhh' - REPLY CONTINUE OR TERM Reason: A logical or physical hardware error occurred on the disk track at cylinder “cccc” and track “hhhh” (in hex). A FDR951-FDR990 error message may have been displayed detailing the error. SAR did not backup or restore the indicated track properly. Action: SAR prompts you for a reply. Reply “CONTINUE” to ignore the error and continue with the next disk track (the contents of the bad track is not dumped or may be improperly restored), or “TERM” to terminate SAR 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. FDR933 TAPE MOUNTED FOR usage status DSN=dsname REPLY YES FOR SAR TO USE IT AS type - NO TO REJECT - EXPDT=yyddd Reason: SAR displays the current data set name (last 17 characters from the tape label) for each tape mounted. “usage” may be HARDCPY, DUMP, or RESTORE. “status” indicates whether SAR detected labels on the tape and can be: IS VOL=vvvvvv – For a labeled tape. CHAPTER 100 – PAGE 100-119 –
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