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MESSAGES AND CODES FDR CONSOLE MESSAGES AND TSO TERMINAL MESSAGES 100.2 FDRW73 TYPE THE APPROPRIATE RESPONSE OR ’END’ TO TERMINATE THE RESTORE Reason: This message follows FDRW72. FDRW73 is only issued to TSO users. Action: Enter the 2-character response that corresponds to the recall technique selected; it must be one in the list displayed by FDRW72. FDRW74 ABR AUTO RECALL ABNORMALLY TERMINATED COMP CODE=00sssuuu Reason: The ABR Catalog Locate exit was entered to recall an Archived data set, but ABR abnormally terminated trying to restore the data set. The completion code contains: “sss” – Is the system ABEND code “uuu” – Is the user ABEND code (in hex). FDRW74 is issued for batch jobs as well as online users. Action: If unable to correct, call INNOVATION DATA PROCESSING for technical assistance. FDRW75 RESTORE BYPASSED -- JOB jjjjjjjj DATE: yyddd TIME: hhmmss DSN=dsname RESTORE BYPASSED -- DSN=dsname Reason: Data set was scheduled for recall during step initiation but the recall was never attempted because the job step flushed, probably due to a JCL error. FDRW76 Reason: FDRW77 Reason: Action: DATA SET IS SCHEDULED TO BE RESTORED TO VOLUME SERIAL NUMBER vvvvvv The data set listed in the FDRW70 message is scheduled to be restored to the disk volume with serial “vvvvvv”. If option LXNEWVOL is set to NO, the message is not issued and the recall to the volume selected by the ABR Catalog Locate exit automatically proceeds. TYPE NEW VOLUME SERIAL NUMBER AS XXXXXX OR PRESS ’ENTER’ TO CONTINUE This message is issued after message FDRW76 and asks the TSO user to either accept the target volume displayed in FDRW76 or designate a new target volume. If option LXNEWVOL is set to “NO”, the message is not issued and the recall to the volume selected by the ABR Catalog Locate exit automatically proceeds. Press the “ENTER” key to accept the volume shown in FDRW76 or type in the volume serial of a target volume. Note that ABR or SMS may choose to restore the data set to a different volume. If option LXREISSU is set to “YES”, when you enter a new target volser, messages FDRW76 and FDRW77 are re-issued so that you can confirm the choice of target volume. FDRW78 RESTORE recall type--YOU WILL BE NOTIFIED UPON COMPLETION Reason: The ABR Catalog Locate exit is recalling the data set named FDRW70 message. The user receives additional messages indicating the success or failure of the recall. The “recall type” may be: START COMMAND ISSUED. – An asynchronous (background) recall has been started. The TSO user can continue with other functions, and can use the recalled data set when additional messages are received indicating the recall is completed. STARTED IN FOREGROUND. – A synchronous recall in the foreground has been started. The TSO user is unable to proceed until the recall is complete. STARTED SYNCHRONOUSLY. – A synchronous recall using an external recall address space has been started. The TSO user is unable to proceed until the recall is complete; however, the user may convert the recall to an asynchronous recall by pressing the “ATTN” or “PA1” keys. FDRW79 function reason Reason: The ABR Catalog Locate exit has determined that the recall of the data set named in the FDRW70 message cannot be done for one of the following reasons: If the “function” is “RESTORE”, then the “reason” can be: CHAPTER 100 – PAGE 100-12 –
MESSAGES AND CODES FDR CONSOLE MESSAGES AND TSO TERMINAL MESSAGES 100.2 Action: BYPASSED -- TSO RESTORE DISABLED – Auto recall of Archived data sets is disabled for TSO users (option LXDFREST is set to NO). The message is not issued if option LXNOMSG is set to YES. BYPASSED -- DEFAULT RESTORE TYPE IN ERROR – The user made an invalid reply to message FDRW73 and the default recall technique was improperly specified. The user is prompted for another technique. PROMPTED -- DEFAULT RESTORE TYPE IS DISABLED – The default recall technique established for TSO users is disabled. If the “function” is “UNCATALOG”, then the “reason” can be: FAILED - R15=ffffffff R0=00000000 R1=11111111 – The user replied UC to the FDRW73 message to un-catalog the data set without recalling it, but the uncatalog failed. The contents of registers 15 (return code), R0 (catalog return code) and R1 are shown. Correct if this is an error in the setup of the RECALL exit. FDRW80 CONFIRM REQUEST TO COMPAKT UNIT=uuuu, VOL=vvvvvv, JOB=jjjjjjjj Reason: COMPAKTOR job “jjjjjjjj” is about to COMPAKT the volume “vvvvvv” on device “uuuu”. To suppress this message, specify CONFMESS=NO on the COMPAKT statement. Action: Reply “YES” if COMPAKTOR is to continue. Reply “NO” if the COMPAKTion is to be bypassed. CONFIRM REQUEST TO RECOVER VOL=vvvvvv FROM FAILED COMPAKTION - REPLY YES OR NO Reason: A Fast COMPAKTion (CPK TYPE=FASTCPK) was in progress on the indicated disk volume but that COMPAKTion did not complete for some reason, such as a system crash. This Fast COMPAKTion job automatically recovers from the failure if the operator gives permission. To suppress this message and proceed with the recovery automatically, specify RECOVERY=YES on the COMPAKT statement. Action: Reply “YES” to allow the recovery to proceed; reply “NO” to bypass the recovery at this time. NOTE: If you reply “NO”, the volume is not in a usable state. Many data sets may be unusable. You must submit another Fast COMPAKTion job and allow it to recover from the failure, or recover the volume from a backup. FDRW81 DETECTS UNIT=uuuu,VOL=vvvvvv IN USE nnn, REPLY ’RETRY’ OR ’EOJ’ Reason: The count of open DCBs “nnn” against volume “vvvvvv” on device “uuuu” is checked by COMPAKTOR. If the count is greater than 1, indicating that COMPAKTOR is not the only user of the volume, this message is issued. This message is also issued if the volume contains an active paging data set, or is the system residence volume. The keyword ACTMESS=NO on the COMPAKT statement suppresses this message and proceeds with the COMPAKTion automatically. See “Compacting Active Volumes” in Section 40.4. Action: If you know what job is using the device, reply “RETRY” after it ends. If you are not sure, the z/OS console command: D U,,ALLOC,uuuu,1 displays all jobs that have the disk allocated (the number of allocations may differ from the number of open DCBs). If necessary, reply “EOJ” to terminate the COMPAKTOR job. Except for the sysres and paging volumes, you can also reply “IGNORE” to continue the COMPAKTion; however, you must have followed the rules for “Compacting Active Volumes” in Section 40.4. CHAPTER 100 – PAGE 100-13 –
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