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

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.
NO If the input is from cards, the program
terminates after scanning the remaining
statements for syntax; otherwise, the next
control statement is obtained 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 HCP697I would be issued in place of
this message. For more information on HCP697I,
see page 195.
HCP717D DATA DUMPED FROM volid1 TO BE
RESTORED TO volid2. DO YOU WISH
TO CONTINUE? RESPOND YES, NO
OR REREAD:
Explanation: The volume serial number from the
dumped DASD volume (volid1) does not match the
RESTORE to DASD volume serial number (volid2).
volid1 The DASD volume serial number of the input
tape.
volid2 The volume serial number of the output DASD
device that is to receive the data from volid1.
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 RESTORE function continues.
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 input tape is backspaced to the start of the
file, and the volume header label is reread.
If the wrong input tape is mounted, replace the tape and
respond REREAD.
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 HCP698I would be issued in place of
this message. For more information on HCP698I,
see page 195.
HCP718E OUTPUT UNIT IS {FILE PROTECTED –
TAPE| WRITE INHIBITED – DASD}
{rdev|vdev}
Explanation: The output device is protected from write
operations.
System Action: RC=1. The write operation is
terminated. The program may continue, allowing the
user or the operator to intervene and remove the write
protection. If the output unit is a tape drive, then the
tape will be rewound and unloaded by the program.
User Response: Enable the output unit for write
operations, or select a unit or volume that is not
write-protected. Some common methods of protecting a
volume are:
Tape reel
Protect the volume by removing the plastic ring
from the inside edge of the reel. Enable write
operations by replacing the file security ring.
Tape cartridge
Protect the volume by moving a tab into the
“protected” position (for example, a 3480
cartridge has a dial that must be rotated until
the white dot is visible). Enable write
operations by moving the tab into the
“unprotected” position.
Virtual disk
Protect a virtual disk by using a read only link
to the minidisk. Enable write operations by
using a write link to the minidisk. Parameters
on the CP LINK command control the type of t
link that is established.
HCP719E INVALID FILENAME OR FILE NOT
FOUND
Explanation: This message can appear only if the
DDR utility is running under CMS.
A file type was not entered from the CMS command
line, or the file name and file type entered could not be
found on the CMS files currently accessed.
System Action: System operation continues.
User Response: Either omit all operands on the CMS
command line, defaulting to console input, or enter the
proper file name, file type, and, optionally, file mode for
the CMS file containing the input control statements.
HCP720E ERROR IN routine
HCP717D HCP720E
Explanation: routine is the name of the CMS routine
in error from the first eight characters of the CMS
parameter list.
The CMS return code generated by the error is returned
as follows:
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