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

HCP721E HCP729I
PRINTR
The CMS return code plus 100
WAITRD
The CMS return code plus 200
RDBUF
The CMS return code plus 300
TYPE or TYPLIN
The CMS return code plus 400
System Action: If the input is from cards or a CMS
file, the program terminates after scanning the
remaining statements for syntax. Otherwise, the
program is immediately terminated.
User Response: Correct the error as indicated by the
return code, and resubmit the job.
HCP721E RECORD cchhr NOT FOUND
Explanation: The record indicated by cchhr was not
found. The cchhr refers to the address (cylinder, head,
and record) of the record explicitly described by the
PRINT or TYPE function.
System Action: The system terminates the PRINT or
TYPE function in process and continues; the remaining
job steps are unaffected.
User Response: If the explicit record identifier is not
known, print or type on a cylinder or track basis.
HCP725D SOURCE DASD DEVICE WAS (IS)
LARGER THAN OUTPUT DEVICE.
Explanation:
DO YOU WISH TO CONTINUE?
RESPOND YES OR NO:
For the RESTORE function-
The number of cylinders on the original DASD
input unit contained more cylinders than the
output device.
For the COPY function-
The input device contains more cylinders than
the output device.
System Action: System waits for user’s response.
User Response: Determine if the copy or restore
function is to continue; respond either YES or NO.
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 HCP699I would be issued in place of
this message. For more information on HCP699I,
see page 195.
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HCP726E MOVING DATA INTO ALTERNATE
TRACK CYLINDER(S) IS PROHIBITED
Explanation: An extent statement was encountered
that attempted to either RESTORE or COPY a cylinder
of data into the alternate track cylinder. This is not
permitted. Use the alternate track cylinders of disks only
for alternate tracks and not as primary data area.
System Action: The program attempts to read
another control statement or to read another EXTENT
statement.
Operator Response: If the EXTENT statement
contains a typographical error, correct it. Otherwise, find
some other cylinders to restore or copy the data to. The
REORDER operand of the EXTENT statement can be
used to move an entire minidisk to different cylinders.
User Response: None.
Programmer Response: None.
HCP728E DECODE ERROR ENCOUNTERED: nn
Explanation: DDR is unable to expand data from
compact format when restoring to DASD from tape. nn
is the return code from the decoding routing.
The return codes are as follows:
Code Meaning
2 The first byte of input contains 0 or a number
greater than 5. This should not occur. It may
be caused by using a set of encoding tables
that do not match the decoding tables that are
supplied.
3 There is more data to be decoded, but the
output buffer is not big enough to hold more.
Decoding stopped when the output buffer
became full.
4 The decoding tables are malformed, or the
compacted data was incorrectly transmitted.
The program tried to decode a codeword that
could not be decoded within its first 21 bits.
5 The expanded data is not the same length as
the original data.
System Action: The program ends.
User Response: Recreate the input. If this is not
possible, call your system support personnel.
HCP729I FULL TRACK READ NOT AVAILABLE
Explanation: The FTR keyword has been requested
on the DDR DUMP control statement, but the FTR
hardware feature is not available.
System Action: The FTR keyword is ignored and the
output dump tape is created in 4KB block format.
User Response: None.