FDR V54L78 - Innovation Data Processing
FDR V54L78 - Innovation Data Processing
FDR V54L78 - Innovation Data Processing
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MESSAGES AND CODES<br />
MESSAGES FROM <strong>FDR</strong>, DSF, AND ABR (<strong>FDR</strong>NNN) 100.3<br />
For a VSAM component, the line containing “cluster” is displayed to identify the cluster<br />
to which the component belongs. If the cluster is being restored to a new name,<br />
“newcluster” is the cluster's new name.<br />
<strong>FDR</strong>312 WARNING--<strong>FDR</strong> WAS SPECIFIED WITH DSNAME CONTROL STATEMENTS--<br />
STATEMENTS IGNORED<br />
Reason: SELECT statements were found following an ABR DUMP TYPE=<strong>FDR</strong> command. They are<br />
ignored and all data sets on the volume are backed up. However, If EXCLUDE ALLDSN<br />
control statements are found, the volumes specified are EXCLUDED from the full-volume<br />
dump if they are not referenced by DISKxxxx DD statements.<br />
<strong>FDR</strong>313 fff TERMINATED BY OPEN EXIT ON VOL= vvvvvv<br />
Reason: The locally-written <strong>FDR</strong> volume open exit has terminated processing of the volume<br />
“vvvvvv”. “fff” is <strong>FDR</strong>, ABR, or CPK.<br />
<strong>FDR</strong>314 program status1 dsn [status2]<br />
Reason: For an ABR Archive Backup or Superscratch (“program” is ABR), or an ABR Application<br />
Backup (APP) or an <strong>FDR</strong>COPY MOVE (<strong>FDR</strong>), this documents the action taken on one<br />
non-VSAM data set, VSAM component, or VSAM cluster. It can also be produced on<br />
any type of restore if RECAT or VRECAT is specified.<br />
“dsn” is:<br />
DSNAME=dsn – For a non-VSAM data set.<br />
CLUSNM=cluster – For a VSAM cluster.<br />
VSAM COMP=component – For a component of a VSAM cluster.<br />
“status1” can be:<br />
ARCHIVED AND SCRATCHED – Archive Backup backed up and scratched the data set.<br />
ARCHIVED NO SCRTCH – Archive Backup backed up the data set but it was not<br />
scratched because SCRATCH=NO was specified.<br />
ARCHIVE DEFER SCRATCH – Archive Backup backed up components of a multivolume<br />
cluster from one volume but deletion of the cluster is deferred until<br />
all volumes containing the cluster have been processed (they must all be<br />
processed in the same ABR step).<br />
WITH NO BACKUP – Superscratch deleted the data set.<br />
APPLICATION BACKUP OF – Application Backup backed up this data set.<br />
SCRATCHED – An <strong>FDR</strong>COPY MOVE scratched the input data set after copying it<br />
to the output. Can also occur when VRECAT causes an existing VSAM<br />
cluster to be deleted.<br />
UNCATALOGED – An <strong>FDR</strong>COPY MOVE or restore with RECAT caused an<br />
existing SMS-Managed data set to be uncataloged.<br />
“status2” can be blank or one of these:<br />
AND UNCATALOGED – Archive Backup, Superscratch or MOVE also uncataloged<br />
the scratched data set.<br />
AND UNCATALOGED RECAT FAILED – A VSAM cluster was archived with<br />
RECALL=YES and the attempt to catalog it as a non-VSAM data set for<br />
auto-recall failed, leaving it uncataloged. It cannot be auto-recalled.<br />
RECAT FOR RECALL – A data set was archived with RECALL=YES. The catalog<br />
entry has been updated to indicate that the data set is auto-recallable.<br />
RECAT FOR RECALL FAILED – A non-VSAM data set was archived with<br />
RECALL=YES but an error occurred attempting to re-catalog the data set<br />
for auto-recall. The data set is still cataloged but is not auto-recallable.<br />
Action: If the status includes RECALL FAILED or RECAT FAILED, the indicated data set is not<br />
auto-recallable. If you can delete any existing catalog entry for the data set, you may be<br />
able to use the RECATALOG function of <strong>FDR</strong>ARCH (Section 51.50 “Archive Maintenance<br />
Utility (<strong>FDR</strong>ARCH)”) to build the auto-recall catalog entry.<br />
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