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

HCP784E I/O ERROR vdev DEVICE NOT
ATTACHED
Explanation: CP detected an I/O error due to the
specified virtual device (vdev) not being attached to the
system.
System Action: The system was unable to locate the
specified directory volume. The program no longer
attempts to write on that volume. The directory program
terminates, without bringing a new directory on line,
after scanning the remaining statements for syntax.
User Response: Check to see if the specified volume
is attached, then reissue the DIRECTXA command. If
the error persists, contact your system support
personnel.
Programmer Response: If the problem persists,
contact your IBM Support Center personnel to diagnose
and correct the hardware problem.
HCP785E Invalid element - element
Explanation: The element you specified contains
non-hexadecimal characters, or is greater than or equal
to the Vector Facility section size.
System Action: The command is not executed;
system operation continues.
User Response: Reissue the command specifying a
valid element.
HCP786I EDIT CHARACTER - value IS NOT
VALID FOLLOWING USER userid
Explanation: The directory entry for user userid
contains an invalid edit character. An edit character may
not be alphanumeric or the bytes X'0E' (shift out) or
X'0F' (shift in).
System Action: The USER definition is accepted and
the default edit character is used. If no error prevents
the directory from being rewritten, CMS receives a
return code 9 to indicate a warning message was
issued.
User Response: Specify a valid edit character in the
user’s directory entry and reissue the DIRECTXA
command.
HCP787E I/O ERROR vdev INCORRECT RECORD
LENGTH DETECTED
Explanation: An I/O error has been detected on the
directory volume due to an incorrect record length.
Possible reasons for this error are:
v An incorrectly-formatted directory volume was used.
v The device type specified on the DIRECTORY
statement did not match the device type of the
directory volume.
System Action: The error is from the directory
volume, and the program no longer attempts to write on
that volume. The directory program terminates, without
bringing a new directory on line, after scanning the
remaining statements for syntax.
User Response: Check that the directory volume has
been properly formatted with the CP format program,
then reissue the DIRECTXA command. If the error
persists, contact your system support personnel.
HCP788E PERMANENT I/O ERROR vdev
Explanation: An unrecoverable I/O error has been
detected. All attempts to recover from this I/O error have
failed. EREP records have been recorded by the system
to aid in problem determination.
System Action: EREP records will be recorded. The
error is from the directory volume, and the program no
longer attempts to write on that volume. The directory
program terminates, without bringing a new directory on
line, after scanning the remaining statements for syntax.
User Response: Check for the following problems:
v The hardware is not operational
HCP784E HCP790E
v The specified device is not supported by the system
v The minidisk is not linked with write access.
Then reissue the DIRECTXA command. Check EREP
records for error indications. If the error persists, contact
your system support personnel.
HCP789E NUMBER OF CPU STATEMENTS
EXCEEDS CPU LIMIT FOLLOWING
{PROFILE profname|USER userid}
Explanation: The number of CPU statements for this
profile profname or user userid exceeded the limit of
virtual CPUs. This limit is either set by the MCPU
parameter on the MACHINE card or defaults to decimal
64, which is the maximum number of virtual CPUs a
user can define.
System Action: The system displays the statement in
error above the message. The directory program
terminates, without bringing a new directory on line,
after scanning the remaining statements for syntax.
User Response: Correct either the number of CPU
statements or the MCPU parameter on the MACHINE
statement defined for this user. Reissue the DIRECTXA
command.
HCP790E CPU STATEMENT CONTAINS INVALID
CPU ADDRESS FOLLOWING {PROFILE
profname or USER userid}
Explanation: A directory CPU statement for this profile
profname or user userid contains a cpuaddr value
outside the acceptable range. The cpuaddr value must
be between X'0' and X'3F'.
System Action: The system displays the statement in
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