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

HCP1152E userid vdev has not been linked
because it would overlap system
{spool|paging|temporary disk} space
Explanation: The specified mini-DASD definition
would overlap one of the following types of system
DASD space:
v Spool
v Page
v Temporary disk.
For minidisk definitions beginning with cylinder 0 of a
system-owned volume, no check is made to determine if
the minidisk definition would overlap system DASD
space.
System Action: System operation continues.
User Response: Inform your system programmer of
the problem; the directory entry for the device you
specified in the LINK command is incorrect.
HCP1153E userid vdev cannot be re-linked
{R/O|R/W} because it is part of a
minidisk-pool and was previously
linked {R/W|R/O}.
Explanation: The specified DASD to be relinked
cannot change modes from read-only to write or write to
read-only because it has been specified as part of a
minidisk-pool.
The minidisk remains linked in the original mode.
System Action: System operation continues.
User Response: The minidisk is part of a
minidisk-pool and cannot be relinked. It must be
removed from the minidisk pool. This can be
accomplished by detaching the device and then linking
it again in the correct mode. Check with the system
programmer or the owner of the user ID before trying to
detach the minidisk.
HCP1154I There were no stable links in effect to
the specified minidisk.
Explanation: None of the current links to this minidisk
were made with any of the stable access modes.
System Action: The query operation is complete with
the issuance of this message.
User Response: None.
Programmer Response: None.
HCP1155E You do not have the proper directory
authorization to LINK a minidisk with
the link mode of mode.
Explanation: The user executing the LINK command
or a default link during logon has attempted to LINK a
minidisk using one of the stable or exclusive link modes.
HCP1152E HCP1158E
These require authorization through the LNKS or LNKE
options on the OPTION directory control statement in
the user’s directory definition.
System Action: The LINK operation is terminated,
and this message issued.
User Response: The user should either use another
non-stable or exclusive mode to link the desired disk, or
see the local systems administrator for the authority to
use the desired link mode.
Programmer Response: If use of the stable of
exclusive mode capability is justified, update the user’s
directory definition with the required option.
HCP1156I DASD device number forced R/O;
unauthorized for R/W
Explanation: The security label governing your current
session gives you insufficient authority to access the
DASD in read/write mode. However, you are entitled to
read-only access to the DASD.
System Action: The system has given you read-only
access to the DASD.
User Response: Either access the DASD in read-only
mode or detach it.
HCP1157I DASD vdev was not LINKed because
the MDISK DEVNO parameter requires
the device to be a free volume.
Explanation: The device specified by the command
was not linked. The MDISK definition being processed
contained the DEVNO parameter, defining the minidisk
by its real device number. Such a minidisk definition
requires the real device to be a free volume. Instead,
the device was found to be in use in some other
manner (that is, attached to the system).
System Action: System operation continues.
Operator Response: If the correct device number was
specified, the device must be made free before the
MDISK definition is re-attempted (by logging on again).
HCP1158E Stable and exclusive links are not
supported. A system that shares this
volume is not at Release VM/ESA ®
1.1
or greater.
Explanation: This message is displayed when a user
tries to link a disk that is part of a CSE complex in one
of the new enhanced modes and the disk is XLINK
formatted on a system with a release of VM/ESA lower
than Version 1 Release 1.1. The enhanced modes are
stable read (SR), stable write (SW), stable multi (SM),
exclusive read (ER). and exclusive write (EW).
System Action: Nothing happens to the system. The
user is denied the link. The operator is not notified. The
user can link the disk in a valid mode.
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