FDR V54L78 - Innovation Data Processing

MESSAGES AND CODES
COMPAKTOR MESSAGES (CPKNNNXX) 100.6
CPK506E AUTHORIZATION CHECK FAILED
Reason: The volume being COMPAKTed is defined to RACF with DASDVOL class protection,
and the user id for this job does not have ALTER authority.
Action: Authorize the user id to the volume, or run under an authorized user id.
CPK507E INPUT TAPE HAS VTOC OR LABEL ERROR
Reason: While executing a COMPAKT-from-backup, COMPAKTOR detected that the FDR
backup does not contain a valid VTOC or a valid disk volume label.
Action: Use FDR to dump the volume again, and rerun COMPAKTOR.
CPK508E
Reason:
Action:
CPK DOES NOT SUPPORT DUMPCOMPRESSEDTRACK (DCT) FORMAT OR
ENCRYPTED TAPE. USE FDR RESTORE.
While executing a COMPAKT-from-backup, COMPAKTOR detected that the FDR
backup was created using:
❖ FDRCRYPT encryption.
COMPAKTOR cannot restore either of these formats.
❖ Rerun the backup without FDRCRYPT and rerun COMPAKTOR.
❖ Restore the backup with FDR and use FAST COMPAKTOR to do a COMPAKTin-place.
CPK512I FORMAT 4 INDICATES VOLUME OCCUPIES nnnnnnnnn CYLINDERS
Reason: The Format 4 DSCB (the VTOC Descriptor record) indicates that the volume has
“nnnnnnnnn” cylinders, which is different from what COMPAKTOR expects for this
disk type. This disk may be a VM mini-disk or a disk that contains a non-standard
number of cylinders.
This message is also issued if a disk volume was initialized with the wrong number of
data cylinders or the wrong number of alternate tracks in the Format 4 DSCB. This
might occur if:
❖ A volume was moved from a disk device with alternate tracks to one with no
alternate tracks, or vice versa (an FDR DUMP/RESTORE or COPY does not have
this problem but other copy utilities may).
❖ A volume was initialized with other than ICKDSF, such as a utility from your disk
vendor.
This message may be accompanied by message CPK519E because the incorrect
counts may make COMPAKTOR think that a data set near the end of the volume
occupies non-existent tracks. If so, fix the problem with the counts as described below
and rerun COMPAKTOR to see if the CPK519E goes away.
Action: COMPAKTOR honors the value from the F4 DSCB if it is less than what COMPAKTOR
expects. Otherwise COMPAKTOR uses its expected value.
If the data or alternate count was wrong, you can correct it:
❖ An ICKDSF REFORMAT REFVTOC can be used to update the VTOC with the
proper values without disturbing existing data. However the REFVTOC operand
requires at least ICKDSF R16 plus a PTF. Check with IBM for the requirements
and usage instructions for REFVTOC.
❖ If you cannot do REFVTOC, move all data sets from the volume and re-initialize it
with an ICKDSF minimal INIT.
If you cannot do either, contact INNOVATION DATA PROCESSING for assistance.
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