z/VM: CP Commands and Utilities Reference - z/VM - IBM

DIRECTXA
Responses
Messages
To do a test compile of a USER DIRECT source directory for a specific system
named SYSVMA in a z/VM-only complex of systems sharing the source directory,
enter directxa user direct * (edit sysafnid sysvma.
To compile a USER DIRECT source directory for this system and to suppress the
compatibility error messages, enter directxa user direct * (mixed nomixmsg.
Response 1:
When you enter the DIRECTXA command, you receive the following response:
z/VM USER DIRECTORY CREATION PROGRAM - VERSION n RELEASE n.n
You then receive Response 2, 3, or 4.
Response 2:
If the directory is updated and CP places the new directory in use, you receive the
following response:
EOJ DIRECTORY UPDATED AND ON LINE
Response 3:
If the directory is written to a CP-formatted DASD that is not a CP-owned volume,
or if your virtual machine does not have the necessary privilege class to change the
CP directory that is in use, you receive the following response:
EOJ DIRECTORY UPDATED
Response 4:
If you issued DIRECTXA with the EDIT option or errors prevented the directory from
being updated, you receive the following response:
EOJ DIRECTORY NOT UPDATED
HCP480E AN OPERAND OF THE LOAD
STATEMENT IS MISSING.
HCP481E THE LOAD STATEMENT TYPE FIELD IS
INVALID; ONLY “C”, “G”, “P”, OR “U”
IS ALLOWED.
HCP482E THE FORMAT OF AN OPERAND ON
THE LOAD STATEMENT IS INVALID.
HCP483E THE CMS STATE COMMAND FAILED
WITH RETURN CODE nnnn WHILE
TRYING TO LOCATE THE DEFINITION
FILE SPECIFIED ON THE LOAD
STATEMENT.
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HCP485I THE DIRECTORY PROCESS IS
RUNNING IN CPUID = nnnnnn-xxxx,
WITH SYSTEM AFFINITY NAME =
aaaaaaaa.
HCP486E THE DIRECTORY CONTROL
STATEMENT HAS AN INVALID CPUID
FIELD.
HCP487E NO DIRECTORY CONTROL
STATEMENT WAS FOUND THAT
MATCHES OUR CPUID (nnnnnn-xxxx).
HCP489E THIS DIRECTORY CONTROL
STATEMENT DOES NOT HAVE A
SYSTEM AFFINITY ID.