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

HCP791E HCP796E
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 the CPU statement and
reissue the DIRECTXA command.
HCP791E DUPLICATE CPU DEFINITION
FOLLOWING {PROFILE profname or
USER userid}
Explanation: A directory CPU statement for this profile
profname or user userid contains a cpuaddr parameter
that is a duplicate of one already specified for this user.
System Action: The statement in error is displayed,
followed by the message. The program is terminated
after scanning the remaining statements for syntax,
without bringing a new directory on line.
Operator Response: Correct the CPU statement and
reissue the DIRECTXA command.
HCP792E A BASE CPU HAS ALREADY BEEN
DEFINED FOLLOWING {PROFILE
profname or USER userid}
Explanation: A directory CPU statement for this profile
profname or user userid contains the BASE parameter
after CP found BASE on a previous CPU statement for
this user.
System Action: The statement in error is displayed
followed by the message. The program is terminated,
after scanning the remaining statements for syntax,
without bringing the new directory on line.
Operator Response: Correct the CPU statement and
reissue the DIRECTXA command.
HCP793E LOGICAL RECORD LENGTH OR
RECORD FORMAT IS INCORRECT
Explanation: The requested CMS file that contains the
directory source is not in fixed-record (F) format, or the
logical record length is not 80.
System Action: Directory processing terminates.
User Response: Correct the requested CMS file and
reissue the command.
HCP794E dasd rdev - ACCESS IS PROHIBITED
ON {SUSBYSTEM| VOLUME volid} DUE
TO STATUS ERROR - RC = -
ssid.p-cc-dd
Explanation: This message is generated when the
storage director cannot determine the status of the
volume, or cannot synchronize the volume with the data
in nonvolatile storage.
The variables in the message are as follows:
rdev The device used to report the condition
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volid The volume identifier of the affected device
rc The reason code
ssid.p-cc-dd
The subsystem identifier, storage path number,
controller identifier, and device unit address of
the affected hardware components
System Action: System operation continues.
Operator Response: Contact your system support
personnel.
Programmer Response: Examine the EREP records
(OBR) for additional details of the failure. Refer to the
hardware System Reference Library (SRL) manuals for
sense data formats and descriptions. Contact the
appropriate hardware service personnel.
HCP795E STATEMENT CONFLICTS WITH
{CLASS VALUE|STORAGE SIZE} ON
USER STATEMENT FOLLOWING USER
userid
Explanation: A CLASS, STORAGE or MAXSTORAGE
control statement is present in the directory entry for the
indicated user, but the USER directory control statement
has a value other than blank or an asterisk ( * ) in the
corresponding field.
System Action: The CLASS, STORAGE or
MAXSTORAGE card image is displayed above the
message. The directory program terminates without
bringing a new directory on line after scanning the
remaining statements for syntax.
User Response: Remove the CLASS, STORAGE or
MAXSTORAGE control statement, or change the user
control statement to eliminate the conflict. Enter the
DIRECTXA command again.
HCP796E MAXIMUM NUMBER OF CRYPTOS
ALREADY DEFINED ON CPU
STATEMENTS FOLLOWING {PROFILE
profname|USER userid}
Explanation: More than two directory CPU statements
for this profile profname or user userid specify the
CRYPTO parameter. A maximum of two virtual crypto
facilities may be defined for a virtual machine.
System Action: The statement in error is displayed,
followed by the message. The directory program is
terminated after scanning the remaining statements for
syntax, without bringing the new directory on line.
Operator Response: Correct the CPU statements so
that CRYPTO is specified on no more than two and
enter the DIRECTXA command again.