z/VM: System Messages and Codes Š CP - z/VM - IBM

HCP455I Line rdev not operational; {CC=3|
command reject|fatal i/o error}
Explanation: The communication line is not
operational for the indicated reason.
System Action: The communication line is disabled.
Operator Response: Check the line for any possible
problems and then try to enable the line.
HCP475I Fatal I/O error trying to read directory
from volid [for user userid]
Explanation: The z/VM directory that the system is
currently using could not be read because of an
unrecoverable I/O error.
System Action: The system tries to continue.
User Response: Reissue the command. If the
problem persists, contact your system operator or
system support personnel.
Operator Response: Try to rewrite the directory as
soon as possible using the directory program
(DIRECTXA). If the failure still exists after rewriting the
directory, the area may have to be reformatted using
ICKDSF or the CPFMTXA utility.
The error recording records contain information on the
unrecoverable read errors.
If the problem persists, after reformatting and rewriting
the directory, call your system support personnel.
Programmer Response: If the problem persists,
contact your IBM Support Center personnel to diagnose
and correct the hardware problem.
HCP477E Traceid traceid not enabled; incomplete
definition
Explanation: The trace ID specified requires additional
type dependent information before it can be enabled. If
the trace is of type IO, this message may be issued for
two reasons:
v The traceid definition never contained any valid
DEVICE specifications.
v None of the devices specified for the given trace ID
exist.
If the trace is of type DATA, this message may be
issued for two reasons:
v The traceid definition never contained any valid LOC
specifications.
v The traceid definition contains an incomplete IF
statement, possibly missing an ENDIF statement.
System Action: The trace ID is not enabled, and the
rest of the command is processed.
User Response: Find the missing information on
traceid using either the TRSOURCE DISPLAY or
HCP455I HCP482E
QUERY TRSOURCE command, and define the missing
information using the required operands. Then enter the
TRSOURCE command again to enable the trace.
If the trace was of type IO, verify all DEVICE operands
specified exist before attempting to enable again. At
least one of the specified devices should exist. If the
trace was of type DATA, verify all LOC operands are
specified and all IF statements are completed.
HCP479E Traceid traceid currently enabled
Explanation: The trace ID for which the command
was invoked has already been enabled and cannot be
altered.
System Action: The command is rejected. The
existing trace definition is not modified.
User Response: Disable the trace ID and make the
desired modification.
HCP480E AN OPERAND OF THE LOAD
STATEMENT IS MISSING.
Explanation: An operand of the LOAD statement is
missing.
System Action: Processing is terminated, and control
is returned to the caller with return code of 2 in register
15.
User Response: Refer to z/VM: CP Planning and
Administration to determine what the content of the
statement should have been. Correct the missing
operands in the control statement and reissue the
DIRECTXA command.
HCP481E THE LOAD STATEMENT TYPE FIELD IS
INVALID; ONLY “C”, “G”, “P”, OR “U”
IS ALLOWED.
Explanation: The indicator of the type of LOAD
control statement is invalid. It can be only C for
CONTROL, G for POSIXGROUP, P for PROFILE, or U
for USER.
System Action: Processing is terminated, and control
is returned to the caller with return code 2 in register 15.
User Response: Correct the invalid operand in the
control statement and reissue the DIRECTXA command.
HCP482E THE FORMAT OF AN OPERAND ON
THE LOAD STATEMENT IS INVALID -
operand.
Explanation: The indicated operand on the LOAD
control statement is the wrong length or format.
System Action: Processing is terminated, and control
is returned to the caller with return code 2 in register 15.
User Response: Correct the invalid operand in the
control statement and reissue the DIRECTXA command.
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