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

HCP762E HCP767I
HCP762E DIRECTORY STATEMENT MISSING
Explanation: The first control statement detected by
the program was not either a valid DIRECTORY control
statement or a LOAD C statement pointing to a valid
DIRECTORY statement.
The statement might be an edit mode DIRECTORY
statement having the altvdevno value of EDIT. The edit
mode DIRECTORY statement cannot be used by itself.
System Action: The directory program terminates and
returns to the caller with return code 2 in R15.
User Response: Add either the appropriate
DIRECTORY statements to the beginning of the source
directory or a LOAD C statement pointing to the
DIRECTORY statements if it is a cluster format
directory. Reissue the DIRECTXA command.
HCP763E INVALID FILENAME OR FILE NOT
FOUND
Explanation: The specified file name or file type
contains invalid characters, or CP cannot find the file on
the CMS disks currently accessed by you. If this
message is in response to a DIRECTXA command, the
default file name and file type are USER DIRECT *. If
this message is in response to an OVERRIDE
command, the default file name and file type are
CLASS OVERRIDE *.
System Action: None.
User Response: Reissue the command (DIRECTXA
or OVERRIDE), specifying the correct CMS file
containing the control statements.
HCP764E ERROR IN RDBUF
Explanation: A DASD error was encountered during
an FSREAD operation. RDBUF is the routine of the
module that issued the message. The CMS return code
is the routine return code plus 100.
System Action: If this message is in response to the
DIRECTXA command, the directory program terminates,
without bringing a new directory on line, after scanning
the remaining statements for syntax. If this message is
in response to the OVERRIDE command, the override
program terminates without creating a UCR system data
file.
User Response: See FSREAD in z/VM: CMS Macros
and Functions Reference for a description of the return
codes. If you can correct the problem, correct it and
reissue the command (DIRECTXA or OVERRIDE).
Otherwise, contact your system support personnel.
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HCP765E INVALID {CLASS|DOMAIN} DEFINITION
- {class|domain}
Explanation: One of the following happened:
1. The class value class is not in the range of A
through Z or 1 through 6 on the CLASS directory
statement; or either is not in the range of A through
Z or 1 through 6, or is only an asterisk ( * ) in the
class field of the USER directory statement.
2. Both the USER directory statement class field and
the CLASS directory statement contain class
definitions in the range of A through Z or 1 through
6.
3. The domain value (domain) is not in the range of
0-15 on the CRYPTO control statement.
System Action: The system displays the statement in
error immediately preceding this message. The directory
program terminates, without bringing a new directory on
line, after scanning the remaining statements for syntax.
The system processes the control statements but does
not write any directory data to disk.
Operator Response: Correct the control statement
containing the incorrect value and reissue the
DIRECTXA command.
HCP766E DUPLICATE {CLASS|DOMAIN}
DEFINITION - {class|domain}
Explanation: A class or domain value was specified
more than once. Examples of when this error occurs
are:
v A class was specified twice on a USER control
statement.
v A class was specified twice on a CLASS control
statement.
v A domain was specified twice on a CRYPTO control
statement.
System Action: The system displays the statement in
error immediately preceding this message. The program
is terminated after scanning the remaining statements
for syntax. The system processes the control
statements but does not write any directory data to disk.
Operator Response: Correct the control statement
that duplicates the value and reissue the DIRECTXA
command.
HCP767I PASSWORD CHANGED TO NOLOG
FOR userid
Explanation: The password for userid was found on
the list of restricted passwords. It has been changed to
“NOLOG”.
System Action: The card image is displayed above
the message. The directory processing continues.
User Response: Notify the directory administrator or
the user that the password must be changed before the