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 />
<strong>FDR</strong>316 function status REQUESTED DSN/DSG=dsname VOL=vvvvvv<br />
Reason: A SELECT or EXCLUDE statement was input to an <strong>FDR</strong> program, but none of the data<br />
sets processed by that program matched the data set name, dsname mask, or data<br />
set group name (“dsname”) on that statement. This is probably an error, since there<br />
must have been a reason for providing the statement. “vvvvvv” is the volser if<br />
specified by VOL= on the SELECT or if selected from the catalog by CATDSN=.<br />
If “status” is DID NOT FIND:<br />
❖ for backups, no data set on the input disks matched the name specification.<br />
❖ for DSF restores, it means that no such data set was found on the input backup files.<br />
❖ for ABR restores, it means that Volume Backup information or Archive Backup<br />
information could not be located.<br />
This can also be caused by an EXCLUDE preceding the SELECT for the same data sets. Another<br />
error (such as message <strong>FDR</strong>325) may also cause the data sets not to be selected.<br />
Action:<br />
If “status” is EXCLUDED, the message simply documents that the named data sets<br />
were excluded.<br />
If “dsname” is MOUNT, then an ABR MOUNT statement did not select any volumes for<br />
ABR processing.<br />
If an ABR full-volume dump was forced (see message <strong>FDR</strong>310), then SELECT<br />
statements were not processed, and message <strong>FDR</strong>316 appears for every SELECT.<br />
However, all data sets on the volumes were dumped.<br />
If this is an error, correct and resubmit job. If you did not expect to get this message, there is<br />
probably some error in your SELECT statements; check them. One common error: if you<br />
have more than one SELECT statement, and an earlier one selects all the data set that<br />
would be selected by a later one, the later one gets the <strong>FDR</strong>316. For example,<br />
SELECT DSN=A.B.**<br />
SELECT DSN=A.B.C<br />
In general, put the SELECT statements with the most restrictive selection first.<br />
This message usually causes the <strong>FDR</strong> step to end with an ABEND or non-zero return<br />
code. If you expect to get this error (perhaps because some data sets may not always<br />
exist) and want to ignore it, specify SELTERR=NO on the DUMP statement.<br />
NOTE: If the <strong>FDR</strong>316 message appears in the job log of a batch job and is followed by a<br />
system ABEND S213-04 this does not indicate an error in ABR. It is generated by<br />
a recall that was invoked by the ABR <strong>Data</strong> Set Not Found (DSNF) exit. The DSNF<br />
exit is entered from OPEN whenever a program tries to OPEN a data set but the<br />
DSCB for that data set was not found in the VTOC of the allocated volume. The<br />
exit invokes ABR to recall the data set just in case it was archived; however, if it is<br />
not found in the Archive Control File, the <strong>FDR</strong>316 message is printed to show this,<br />
probably because it was never archived. This usually means that the data set<br />
name was misspelled by the user or the wrong volume serial was given. It can<br />
also be caused by trying to OPEN a VSAM cluster with a non-VSAM OPEN that<br />
looks for the cluster name instead of the component names in the VTOC.<br />
<strong>FDR</strong>317 I/O ERROR ON DISK TRACK X'cccchhhh' I/O ERROR ON DISK - DDNAME ddname -<br />
SEEK ADDRESS cccchhhh<br />
Reason:<br />
Action:<br />
ABR encountered an I/O error while reading or writing the VTOC. The <strong>FDR</strong> mini-dump is<br />
printed.<br />
ABR continues processing the VTOC bypassing this track. Contact INNOVATION DATA<br />
PROCESSING for assistance.<br />
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