FDR V54L78 - Innovation Data Processing

MESSAGES AND CODES
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MESSAGES FROM FDR, DSF, AND ABR (FDRNNN) 100.3
ALLOC LIST – From the ABR RESTORE ALLOCATION LIST.
FDR304 type function REQUEST FOR DDNAME=dddddddd,VOL=SER=vvvvvv,UNIT=uuuuuu
Reason: Describes the ABR operation that was performed.
“type” is the type of operation and may be:
FDR – Full Volume Backup/Restore.
ABR – Incremental Volume Backup or data set restore from Volume Backup.
DSF – Manual Backup/Restore by data set
ARC – Archive Backup, Application Backup, or Restore data sets from either.
SCR – Superscratch.
“function” is DUMP or RESTORE. “dddddddd” is the DDname of the input disk (it may be
DISKONLn if it was dynamically allocated by ABR). “vvvvvv” is the disk volume serial, and
“uuuuuu” is the type and model of the disk as determined by ABR (e.g., 3390-3).
FDR305
Reason:
FDR306
Reason:
direction TAPE DDNAME=dddddd,DSNAME=dsname,FILE=ffff,VOL=SER=vvvvvv,....
Describes the backup data set used in an ABR Dump/Restore operation. The DDname
(“dddddd”), data set name (“dsname”), tape file sequence number (“ffff” - 0 for disk),
and disk or tape volsers are displayed. If over 5 volumes are involved, several lines
are printed. “direction” is TO for backups and FROM for restores.
function SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED [WITH DIAGNOSTIC MESSAGES]
The ABR operation described by the message has been completed. If the text “WITH
DIAGNOSTIC MESSAGES” appears, the dump/restore subtask detected non-terminating
error conditions; you should check the messages printed on SYSPRINx from the
dump/restore subtask. “function” is DUMP, RESTORE, SIM, or SCRATCH.
FDR307 TAPE UNCATALOGED DSN=nnn...nnn
Reason: This ABR Volume Backup was a full-volume backup, so it started a new generation.
Therefore, ABR uncataloged the backup tapes from all cycles of the nnn'th prior
generation, where “nnn” is the number of generations to be retained for this disk
volume, as recorded in the ABR Model DSCB on the volume (ISPF panel A.I.8),
FDR308
Reason:
Action:
CATALOG FAILURE FOR BACKUP COND CODE=cc [MAXIMUM VOLSERS EXCEEDED]
A catalog request for an ABR backup data set has failed. “cc” is the catalog return code;
common values are:
8 – ABR backup data set is already cataloged. Since the name of this backup
duplicates a previous backup, this backup may not be usable. Some
possible causes are:
The FDRABRM REMODEL command (section 50) has been used incorrectly.
A full volume RESTORE or COPY under FDR or FDRABR has been done
with VOLRESET=NO.
A Stand Alone Restore (SAR) has been done.
These operations can back-level the generation and cycle number. The REMODEL
command of program FDRABRM or the ABR ISPF dialogs can be used to update
the model DSCB on the volume to the proper generation and cycle.
For an application backup (FDRAPPL), if the backup of the control file is a
GDG, return code 8 can also occur if the GDG base has not been defined.
20 – The ABR catalog is full. Once you have expanded or reorganized the
catalog you can manually catalog the backup using the information in the
FDR305 message.
If the text “MAXIMUM VOLSERS EXCEEDED” appears a single ABR backup file has
exceeded 20 tape volumes and cannot be cataloged. You may be able to reduce the
number of volumes required by using higher-capacity tapes or using tape hardware
compression (e.g., IDRC) or ABR software compression (COMPRESS=)
If you cannot correct the error, contact INNOVATION DATA PROCESSING for assistance.