FDR V54L78 - Innovation Data Processing

MESSAGES AND CODES
FDR CONSOLE MESSAGES AND TSO TERMINAL MESSAGES 100.2
FDRW25 ABR REQUEST FOR TAPES(nn) vvvvvv... REPLY YES NO OR BYPASS(nn)
Reason: The OPERATOR operand was specified on a RESTORE statement for a full-volume
ABR RESTORE. Message FDRW25 is repeated for each ABR Volume Backup that is
used during the restore; each line shows the ABR Cycle number “nn” followed by the
volume serials of the backups “vvvvvv…” required for that cycle.
Action: Reply “YES” – All of the volumes are available.
Reply “NO” – All or some volumes are not available. The restore request is cancelled.
Reply “BYPASS(nn)” – The tapes shown for cycle “nn” are not be used during the restore. “nn”
may be any cycle that was listed, except cycle zero (the full volume backup). After a reply of
BYPASS(nn), the message is reissued so that additional backups can be bypassed. When all
desired backups to be bypassed have been specified, reply “YES”. Data sets whose latest
backup was on the cycles that you bypassed are probably not correctly restored.
FDRW26 INVALID RESPONSE REPLY YES NO OR BYPASS(nn)
Reason: The operator reply to message FDRW25 was invalid. Either, the operator reply was an invalid
keyword, the cycle number was invalid or did not exist, or the cycle number was zero.
FDRW27
Action:
Reason:
Action:
Give a proper response to the message.
REPLY WAIT, NOWAIT, OR RETRY FOR ENQ WAIT ON DSN=dsname
An FDR job specified DSNENQ=HAVE. Data set “dsname” is currently enqueued to another job.
Reply “WAIT” – FDR waits for the data set to become available. The job could time out if
the enqueue is not released in a short time.
Reply “NOWAIT” – FDR issues an FDR158 warning message for the data set.
❖ For DUMP, the data set is dumped unless ENQERR=BYPASS is specified.
❖ For Archive or Superscratch, the data set is bypassed.
❖ For RESTORE, the data set is bypassed.
❖ For COMPAKTOR, the data set is made unmovable.
Reply “RETRY” – FDR retries the enqueue. If it is still not available, message FDRW27 is re-issued.
FDRW40 MODULE modname INSTALLED AT address -- VER v.r
Reason: The message is issued in response to a status request when the FDR operating system
exit module “modname” is installed in the system. “address” is the virtual storage
location of that module. The version number of the module is also given.
Reason:
FDR GLOBAL OPTIONS LOADED AT hh:ss ON yy.ddd FROM VOL=volser DSN=loadlibrary
The message is issued when an FDR operating system exit is installed or in response to
a status request. It shows the when the memory-resident copy of the FDR option table
(FDROPT) was loaded and from which load library.
FDRW41 THE FDR SYSTEM MODULES ARE status -- VER nn type
Reason: This message is issued by FDRSTART or FDRSTATS when the FDR operating system
exit modules are installed in the system.
The “status” of the modules may be:
ACTIVE – On the first execution of FDRSTART or on executions of FDRSTATS;
RE-ACTIVATED – On executions of FDRSTART where an FDR operating system
exit module was re-activated.
REFRESHED – On subsequent executions of FDRSTART where the copy of the
FDR Global Options Table module in global storage was refreshed.
This message includes the version and release level of the modules installed.
“type” may indicate:
PROD – For production exits.
TEST – For test exits (the JOBNAME= or JOBGROUP= that uses the test exists is
also displayed).
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