z/VM: System Messages and Codes Š CP - z/VM - IBM
z/VM: System Messages and Codes Š CP - z/VM - IBM
z/VM: System Messages and Codes Š CP - z/VM - IBM
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User Response: Contact your <strong>IBM</strong> support personnel.<br />
VQT004<br />
Explanation: (soft abend) The count of subchannels<br />
that <strong>CP</strong> has created shadow queues for a preferred<br />
guest is a negative value, which is not valid. <strong>CP</strong> was<br />
attempting to create or delete a shadow queue for a<br />
preferred guest <strong>and</strong> discovered the negative counter<br />
value that is not valid. The integrity of the counter is<br />
essential because it is used by <strong>CP</strong> to enable SIGA<br />
Assist for a guest.<br />
User Response: Contact your <strong>IBM</strong> support personnel.<br />
VQT005<br />
Explanation: (Soft Abend) <strong>CP</strong> was initializing QDIO<br />
queue structures for a virtual network adapter, <strong>and</strong><br />
discovered an improperly formed virtual OSA device.<br />
After recording ABEND information in a system dump,<br />
<strong>CP</strong> terminates the queue initialization with a reason<br />
code 004 (unsupported queue format).<br />
User Response: Restart the associated virtual adapter<br />
using the procedure appropriate to the software running<br />
in this virtual machine. For example, if the failing device<br />
is part of the T<strong>CP</strong>IP virtual machine configuration, refer<br />
to the appropriate user guide for your release of the<br />
T<strong>CP</strong>/IP Product.<br />
VSM001<br />
Explanation: Issued by the H<strong>CP</strong>VSM module. The<br />
vector save area map (VSATB) is corrupted or the<br />
loaded guest’s vector save area is not locked.<br />
User Response: Refer to z/<strong>VM</strong>: Diagnosis Guide for<br />
information on gathering the documentation you need to<br />
assist <strong>IBM</strong> in diagnosing the problem, then contact your<br />
<strong>IBM</strong> support personnel.<br />
VSM002<br />
Explanation: Issued by the H<strong>CP</strong>VSM module. The<br />
vector save area map is corrupted, or a loaded guest’s<br />
vector save area is not locked.<br />
User Response: Refer to z/<strong>VM</strong>: Diagnosis Guide for<br />
information on gathering the documentation you need to<br />
assist <strong>IBM</strong> in diagnosing the problem, then contact your<br />
<strong>IBM</strong> support personnel.<br />
VSM003<br />
Explanation: Issued by the H<strong>CP</strong>VSM module. The<br />
PFXVECUS field does not contain the address of the<br />
<strong>VM</strong>DBK corresponding to the virtual vector facility that<br />
should be loaded in the real vector facility associated<br />
with the processor that we are currently running on.<br />
User Response: Refer to z/<strong>VM</strong>: Diagnosis Guide for<br />
information on gathering the documentation you need to<br />
assist <strong>IBM</strong> in diagnosing the problem, then contact your<br />
<strong>IBM</strong> support personnel.<br />
WAT001<br />
Explanation: Issued by the H<strong>CP</strong>WAT module. This<br />
module is distributed as object code only. Therefore, no<br />
source program materials are available.<br />
User Response: Refer to z/<strong>VM</strong>: Diagnosis Guide for<br />
information on gathering the documentation you need to<br />
assist <strong>IBM</strong> in diagnosing the problem, then contact your<br />
<strong>IBM</strong> support personnel.<br />
WAT002<br />
Explanation: Issued by the H<strong>CP</strong>WAT module. This<br />
module is distributed as object code only. Therefore, no<br />
source program materials are available.<br />
User Response: Refer to z/<strong>VM</strong>: Diagnosis Guide for<br />
information on gathering the documentation you need to<br />
assist <strong>IBM</strong> in diagnosing the problem, then contact your<br />
<strong>IBM</strong> support personnel.<br />
WLB001<br />
Explanation: The module (H<strong>CP</strong>WLB) that issues this<br />
abend is distributed as object code only. Therefore, no<br />
source program materials are available.<br />
This module supports the virtual SIE function. A vSIE<br />
<strong>VM</strong>DBK was expected for the dispatched guest but was<br />
not found.<br />
User Response: Refer to z/<strong>VM</strong>: Diagnosis Guide for<br />
information on gathering the documentation you need to<br />
assist <strong>IBM</strong> in diagnosing the problem.<br />
WLB002<br />
Explanation: The module (H<strong>CP</strong>WLB) that issues this<br />
abend is distributed as object code only. Therefore, no<br />
source program materials are available.<br />
This module supports the virtual SIE function. Incorrect<br />
parameters were presented to an entry point in<br />
H<strong>CP</strong>WLB.<br />
User Response: Refer to z/<strong>VM</strong>: Diagnosis Guide for<br />
information on gathering the documentation you need to<br />
assist <strong>IBM</strong> in diagnosing the problem.<br />
WLB003<br />
VQT004 WLB003<br />
Explanation: (soft abend) The module (H<strong>CP</strong>WLB) that<br />
issues this abend is distributed as object code only.<br />
Therefore, no source program materials are available.<br />
This module supports the virtual SIE function. An<br />
inverse lookup for a shadow table failed to find the table<br />
in the shadow-table directory.<br />
User Response: Refer to z/<strong>VM</strong>: Diagnosis Guide for<br />
Chapter 2. <strong>System</strong> <strong>Codes</strong> 127
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