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

HCP1353E HCP1358E
description of that abend code for further information.
HCP1353E An invalid {name name|page range
nnnnn- nnnnn} was detected in the
{DEFSYS|DEFSEG} command.
Explanation: You issued a DEFSYS or DEFSEG
command with an invalid name or page range. The
variables in this message are as follows:
name The name of the saved segment or NSS.
nnnnn A 1- to 5-digit hexadecimal page number that
must be less than or equal to X'7FEFF' (2047
MB).
System Action: CP halts processing of the DEFSYS
or DEFSEG command, and creation of the system data
file does not take place.
Programmer Response: Correct the required name or
page range and reissue the command.
HCP1354E An invalid storage page descriptor
code invalid-code was detected for page
range nnnnn-nnnnn.
Explanation: You specified an invalid page descriptor
code (invalid-code) for page range nnnnn-nnnnn on the
command line. Valid page descriptor codes are:
EN Exclusive read/write access, no data saved
ER Exclusive read-only access
EW Exclusive read/write access
SC CP-writeable, virtual machine shared read-only
access, no data saved
SN Shared read/write access, no data saved
SR Shared read-only access
SW Shared read/write access
All page ranges in the same segment must be defined
for either shared access (SC, SN, SR, or SW) or
exclusive access (EN, ER, or EW), but not both.
System Action: CP halts processing of the DEFSYS
or DEFSEG command, and creation of the system data
file does not take place. CP does not purge the
previously-defined class S system data file for this NSS
or saved segment name.
Programmer Response: Correct the invalid storage
page descriptor code and reissue the command.
HCP1355E Segment number nnn was defined with
both shared and exclusive page
descriptor codes.
Explanation: You specified a pair of page ranges for
segment nnn with page descriptor codes specifying both
shared and exclusive access. Valid page descriptor
codes are:
EN Exclusive read/write access, no data saved
ER Exclusive read-only access
EW Exclusive read/write access
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SC CP-writeable, virtual machine read-only access,
no data saved
SN Shared read/write access, no data saved
SR Shared read-only access
SW Shared read/write access
All page ranges in the same segment must be defined
for either shared access (SC, SN, SR, or SW) or
exclusive access (EN, ER, EW), but not both.
If no ranges specified on the command have conflicting
descriptor codes, the conflict is with a range in a
previously-defined member of the segment space.
System Action: CP halts processing of the DEFSEG
or DEFSYS command, and creation of the system data
file does not take place. CP does not purge the
previously-defined class S system data file for this NSS
or saved segment name.
Programmer Response: Reissue the command and
make sure that all page ranges in the specified segment
are defined with compatible page descriptor codes.
When the conflict is with a currently-defined member of
the segment space, use the QUERY NSS NAME fn
MAP command. The output of this command shows the
page ranges and their descriptor codes for each existing
member of the logical saved segment.
HCP1356E nnnnn-nnnnn is a conflicting page
range. Please check for overlaps and
reissue the command.
Explanation: You specified overlapping page ranges
(nnnnn-nnnnn) on the command line.
System Action: CP halts processing of the DEFSEG
or DEFSYS command, and creation of the system data
file does not take place.
Programmer Response: Correct the overlap condition
and reissue the command.
HCP1358E CP saved segment name cannot be
loaded in exclusive mode
Explanation: You attempted to load the CP saved
segment specified by name using the DIAGNOSE X'64'
LOADNSHR subcode. A CP saved segment is one in
which one or more page ranges were defined with the
“SC” page descriptor code.
System Action: System processing continues. The
user’s storage is not changed.
User Response: Verify that you specified the correct
saved segment name. If you specified an incorrect
saved segment name, reissue the Diagnose with the
correct name. If the name was correct, and you want
access to the CP saved segment, reissue the Diagnose
with the LOADSHR (load shared) or LOADNOVL (load
shared with no overlay) subcode instead of with the
LOADNSHR (load non-shared) subcode.