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

HCP705E I/O ERROR {rdev} IRB irb SNS sense
CCW ccw [INPUT {bbcchh|block}
|OUTPUT {bbcchh|block}]
Explanation: An unrecoverable I/O error has been
detected. The variables have the following meanings:
rdev The device in error
irb The interrupt response block from the error
sense The sense bytes, in hexadecimal, describing
the error
ccw The channel command word from the error
bbcchh The address (bin, cylinder, and head), in
hexadecimal, where the error occurred on the
input or output cylinder
block The block number (for I/O to an FBA DASD)
where the error occurred on the input or output
device.
System Action: The job step terminates. If the output
device is tape, an attempt is made to write a trailer label
closing the output device. A cylinder or block map is
printed describing all valid data that was dumped,
restored, or copied to the point of error.
Note: This may be a valid condition if a virtual machine
user attempts to dump, restore, or copy past the
cylinder or block extents of the minidisk.
User Response: Determine whether or not the error
was valid. If it was not valid, retry the operation. If the
error persists, contact your IBM Support Center
personnel for hardware support.
HCP708E INVALID INPUT OR OUTPUT
DEFINITION
Explanation: The INPUT statement, OUTPUT
statement, or both are not defined, or the wrong device
type is defined. For example, the DUMP statement must
have the input unit defined as a DASD device and the
output unit defined as a tape device.
System Action: If the input is from cards, the program
is terminated after scanning the remaining statements
for syntax. Otherwise, the next control statement is
solicited from the console.
User Response: Redefine the input or output
definition, or use the proper function control statement.
For more information on DDRXA I/O definition and
function statements, refer to z/VM: System Operation.
HCP709E WRONG INPUT TAPE MOUNTED
Explanation: The tape is invalid for one of the
following reasons:
v DDR either did not use this tape, or DDR could not
find a volume header record at the point specified by
the SKIP operand of the INPUT control statement.
v The volume header record cylinder identifier is higher
than the cylinder being searched for.
v The volume header record time stamp is different
from the preceding volume trailer label time stamp.
System Action: The system rewinds and unloads the
tape; then it attempts to read the next tape’s volume
header record. If the wrong input tape is mounted, the
system rewinds and unloads the tape.
User Response: Mount the proper tape. If a suitable
tape is not available, issue HALT rdev.
HCP710A DEVICE {rdev|vdev} INTERVENTION
REQUIRED
Explanation: rdev or vdev is the device that is not
ready.
System Action: The program waits for the specified
device to become ready.
User Response: Make the specified device ready.
HCP711D VOLID READ IS volid2 DO YOU WISH
TO CONTINUE? RESPOND YES, NO
OR REREAD:
Explanation: The volid2 is the volume serial number
of the DASD specified by the control statement.
System Action: The system waits for a response.
User Response: Enter “YES”, “NO”, or “REREAD” to
the prompt. These have the following results:
YES The operation continues.
HCP705E HCP712E
NO If the input is from cards, the program
terminates after scanning the remaining
statements for syntax; otherwise, the next
statement is solicited from the console.
REREAD
The label of the volume specified is read again.
A new volume may have been mounted in the interim.
Note: This message is issued when the PROMPTS ON
processing control statement is in effect, which is
the default. If PROMPTS OFF was in effect,
message HCP696I would be issued in place of
this message. For more information on HCP696I,
see page 195.
HCP712E NUMBER OF EXTENTS EXCEEDS 300
Explanation: The DUMP, COPY, or RESTORE control
statement has explicitly defined more than 300 extents,
or if CPVOL was specified, the input unit has more than
300 physical extents defined.
System Action: If the input is from cards, the program
is terminated after scanning the remaining statements
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