FDR V54L78 - Innovation Data Processing
FDR V54L78 - Innovation Data Processing
FDR V54L78 - Innovation Data Processing
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CHAPTER 100 – PAGE 100-130 –<br />
MESSAGES AND CODES<br />
COMPAKTOR MESSAGES (CPKNNNXX) 100.6<br />
CPK470W reason DSN=dsname<br />
Reason: The data set “dsname” was not moved. “reason” can be:<br />
DATA SET IS ACTIVE OR UNMOVABLE – The data set is either in use by another<br />
task or is considered unmovable by COMPAKTOR (see “Unmovable<br />
<strong>Data</strong> Sets” in Section 40.4).<br />
DATA SET IS UNCHANGABLE – The extents of the data set cannot be combined<br />
(usually issued for a VSAM component whose characteristics inhibit<br />
combination).<br />
DATA SET WAS NOT MOVED – The data set was not selected for movement.<br />
This message is printed only if the PRINT=ALL operand was specified.<br />
DUPLICATE VVR EXISTS FOR – More than one VVR was detected in the VVDS<br />
for a given VSAM component.<br />
CPK501E I/O ERROR ON UNIT=uuuu,VOLSER=vvvvvv<br />
Reason: Issued when a permanent I/O error is detected on the direct-access device on unit<br />
“uuuu”, with a volume serial number of “vvvvvv”.<br />
Action: This message is always followed by a COMPAKTOR mini-dump. In this mini-dump you<br />
find the IOB, DCB, UCB, DEB, CCW CHAIN, and the last home address read.<br />
Examine the IOB sense bytes to determine the reason for the I/O error. Review<br />
<strong>FDR</strong>149 messages for information on the CCW chain in error. If you need assistance,<br />
please contact INNOVATION DATA PROCESSING.<br />
CPK502E I/O ERROR --- synadaf info<br />
Reason: While executing a COMPAKT-from-backup, a permanent I/O error was detected reading<br />
the <strong>FDR</strong> backup with BSAM. The IBM macro SYNADAF was issued to get a formatted<br />
string indicating the nature of the I/O error; that string is printed as “synadaf info”.<br />
Action: Examine the SYNADAF message to determine the cause of the error. For additional<br />
assistance, please contact INNOVATION DATA PROCESSING.<br />
CPK503E UNEXPECTED END-OF-FILE ON INPUT TAPE<br />
Reason: While executing a COMPAKT-from-backup, the physical end of the backup was found<br />
before the special <strong>FDR</strong> trailer record was read. It is possible that the <strong>FDR</strong> backup tape<br />
volumes were mounted out of order or the <strong>FDR</strong> dump did not successfully complete.<br />
Action: If message CPK321I has been printed and message CPK322I has not, the output disk<br />
volume is probably unusable. If the error can be corrected, or a good backup can be<br />
located, do an <strong>FDR</strong> restore.<br />
Contact INNOVATION DATA PROCESSING if you need assistance recovering from<br />
this error.<br />
CPK504E INPUT TAPE IS NOT AN <strong>FDR</strong> DUMP TAPE<br />
Reason: While executing a COMPAKT-from-backup, either the input tape was not created by an<br />
<strong>FDR</strong> dump, or <strong>FDR</strong> encountered errors in the VTOC when dumping (message<br />
<strong>FDR</strong>125).<br />
Action: Insure tape is an <strong>FDR</strong> volume dump tape (DSF created tapes are not accepted by<br />
COMPAKTOR). Insure that tapes were mounted in the order they were created.<br />
CPK505E TAPE BLOCKSIZE ERROR. FIRST 64 BYTES OF BLOCK READ FOLLOW.<br />
Reason: While executing a COMPAKT-from-backup, the number of bytes read from the backup<br />
for a certain block does not match the internal blocksize or the block read is invalid.<br />
This may be due to tape drive hardware errors or tape media problems and can also<br />
be caused by copying an <strong>FDR</strong> dump tape with other than the <strong>FDR</strong> Tape Copy Utility<br />
<strong>FDR</strong>TCOPY (or FATAR).<br />
Action: If possible, clean the tape and tape drive. Retry using a different tape drive or a different<br />
backup. If it still fails, contact INNOVATION DATA PROCESSING for assistance.