FDR V54L78 - Innovation Data Processing

MESSAGES AND CODES
MESSAGES FROM FDR, DSF, AND ABR (FDRNNN) 100.3
Action:
9459 – Volsers in CPL cannot be located, or over 10 volumes passed. Contact
INNOVATION DATA PROCESSING.
An FDR mini-dump is printed displaying the CATALOG DEFINE parameter list and related data
areas. Determine the cause and take appropriate action. For errors involving names already in
the catalog, the VRECAT operand on the RESTORE statement may be used to DELETE the
duplicate names from the catalog (but should be used cautiously since it may DELETE other
clusters). If needed, contact INNOVATION DATA PROCESSING for assistance.
When restoring a multi-volume VSAM cluster, the cluster is not usable until all pieces of the
cluster have been restored from all volumes where it resided. If not all the pieces have
been restored, the cluster is cataloged as non-VSAM with “####Vx” as the first volser. If
possible, determine which pieces were not restored and restore them. But if you want to
delete the partially restored cluster and start over, you must perform these steps:
Delete the non-VSAM catalog entry with:
//DELNVSM EXEC PGM=IDCAMS
//SYSPRINT DD SYSOUT=*
//SYSIN DD *
DELETE clustername NONVSAM NOSCRATCH
/*
Delete each data and index component of the cluster from each disk where it was restored with:
//DELVVR EXEC PGM=IDCAMS
//SYSPRINT DD SYSOUT=*
//DD1 DD UNIT=SYSALLDA,VOL=SER=volser,DISP=OLD
//SYSIN DD *
DELETE componentname VVR FILE(DD1) CAT(catalogname)
/*
More details on this are found in Section 80.13 “VSAM Special Considerations”.
FDR158 DATA SET ENQ FAILED DSN=dsname
DATA SET ENQ FAILED BUT HFS QUIESCED DSN=dsname
DATA SET ENQ FAILED BUT HFS QUIESCE FILE NOT KNOWN TO SYSTEM
DATA SET ENQ FAILED DSN=dsname hfserror
Reason: The data set enqueue option (DSNENQ=) was in effect. This data set could not be
enqueued because some other job or user currently has the data set enqueued under
the SYSDSN resource.
For HFS and zFS data sets, if HFS=QUIESCE or ZFS=QUIESCE was specified and the
enqueue is not successful, FDR tries to do a HFS or zFS quiesce function, to prevent
access to the file system in the HFS and zFS data set during the backup. If that is
successful the second form of the FDR158 message is displayed and the data set is
processed normally; this message does not indicate an error.
If the HFS or zFS file was not known to the system where FDR was running, the third form of the
FDR158 message is printed, this also does not indicate an error. However, if the HFS or zFS file
was mounted on another system, it is not quiesced and the backup may be corrupted.
However, HFS and zFS errors cause the fourth form of the FDR158 message to be
printed with “hfserror”:
AND HFS QUIESCE FAILED cccc-rrrrrrrr – The quiesce function failed with return
code “cccc” and reason code “rrrrrrrr” in hex. It may be that the HFS or zFS
data set was busy for more than 5 minutes. A reason code ending in 00FC
indicates that the user id of the FDR job was not authorized to use UNIX
System Services (USS) (does not have a UID assigned); a UID is required.
AND HFS CURRENTLY QUIESCED TO ANOTHER JOB – The quiesce function
failed because another job or user has already quiesced the HFS or zFS
data set. Another backup of the HFS or zFS data set may be in progress.
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