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

HCP1370E You cannot purge name using the
ASSOCIATES option.
Explanation: The SDF with spool ID or name cannot
be purged. It is not a segment space or a member
segment.
If name is a NSS or saved segment, use the PURGE
NSS NAME/spoolid to purge the SDF. The
ASSOCIATES option is valid for segment spaces and
member segments only.
System Action: None.
User Response: None.
Operator Response: None.
Programmer Response: Reissue the command
without the ASSOCIATES option.
HCP1371E name is not defined as a member
saved segment.
Explanation: The saved segment you attempted to
add to another space by using the SAMERANGE option
was not previously defined as a member saved
segment. One of the following conditions exists:
1. The saved segment was not previously defined.
2. The saved segment was previously defined as a
saved segment or segment space.
3. The saved segment was previously defined, but is
now in a pending purge state due to a PURGE NSS
command.
System Action: None. No saved segment SDF’s were
changed.
User Response: You may want to use the QUERY
NSS MAP command to see if this name was previously
defined as a saved segment, or a segment space. If so,
you can either choose to do nothing to keep the
previous definition, or to purge the previous definition
and define it again as a member saved segment, using
a specific range. See Usage Notes for the DEFSEG
command in z/VM: CP Commands and Utilities
Reference.
Operator Response: None.
Programmer Response: None.
HCP1374I The {SAVESEG|SAVESYS} command
was terminated by User userid.
{SEGMENT|SYSTEM} name was
purged.
Explanation: User userid entered a PURGE NSS
command for the saved segment or named saved
system that was being saved.
System Action: The saved segment or named saved
system was purged from spool and the SAVESEG or
SAVESYS command was terminated.
HCP1370E HCP1377E
User Response: If you intend to resave the saved
segment or named saved system, you must first use the
DEFSEG or DEFSYS command to redefine it.
HCP1376E name1 spoolid has an entry for name2
which was not found.
Explanation: The name1 SDF (System Data File) with
spool ID spoolid has an entry within it for name2.
However, an SDF with a file name of name2, having the
proper characteristics and spool file class as indicated
in the entry, was not found.
System Action: System operation continues.
User Response: Contact your system programmer.
Operator Response: Contact your system
programmer.
Programmer Response: If name2 is currently in use
by SPXTAPE, wait for the operation to complete and
retry the command.
If SPXTAPE is not using name2, it is possible that
name1 and name2 are in an inconsistent state. One of
the ways to fix this problem is:
v If name1 is a segment space name, purge the SDF
specified by spoolid. When name2 was purged, all
associated segment spaces should have been
purged as well.
Or
v If name1 is a member saved segment name, either
purge the SDF specified by spoolid or define a
segment space with the name name2 that includes
name1 as one of its members.
If name2 is in the process of being recreated, defining
name2 is probably what should be done.
HCP1377E name1 spoolid has an entry for name2
which was not found. name1 purged.
Explanation: The name1 SDF (System Data File) with
spool ID spoolid has an entry within it for name2.
However, an SDF with a file name of name2, having the
proper characteristics and spool file class as indicated
in the entry, was not found. This occurred during a save
operation for name1. The SDF with name1 has been
purged.
System Action: System operation continues. name1
has been purged.
User Response: Contact your system programmer.
Operator Response: Contact your system
programmer.
Programmer Response: Examine name2 to identify
other SDFs which may also need to be purged. Purge
any member saved segment SDFs which belong to the
purged name1 segment space SDF. Then define the
member saved segment and all of the segment spaces
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