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

caused by the first condition, the condition probably still
exists, and you will receive this error message again. In
that case, you may want to process the file without the
missing pages. If the file is ever loaded, the flagging
results in message HCP1843E.
HCP1843E File {userid|*IMG|*NLS|*NSS|*UCR}
spoolid2 (was spoolid1 on tape) has
been {placed in system hold
status|purged} because of pages
omitted when the file was dumped
Explanation: While the SPXTAPE LOAD command
was loading the spoolid1 file from tape to the specified
user ID or queue (a new spool ID of spoolid2 was
assigned to the file on the system), SPXTAPE found the
file contained a flag (set when the file was dumped)
indicating the file contained incomplete data. If the file
was a standard spool file, SPXTAPE placed it in system
hold status. If the file was a system data file, SPXTAPE
purged it.
System Action: Command processing continues.
User Response: If the file is a standard spool file, you
may want to ask the spooling operator to release it from
system hold status so you can try reading the part that
was loaded. Otherwise, purge the file. If the file is a
system data file, it is not recoverable from the tape. You
must either rebuild it or recover it from other sources.
HCP1844E Permanent error on virtual device vdev.
Discard the volume and mount a new
volume, or leave the drive not ready if
other drives are active, or add another
drive with the SPXTAPE DUMP
command
Explanation: The SPXTAPE DUMP command
encountered a permanent tape write I/O error on the
specified device. The disposition of the tape was
changed to RUN. The tape was rewound and unloaded,
and the drive was placed in the mount pending state.
A cause of the error could be if MODE COMP was
specified on the original SPXTAPE DUMP command to
use the hardware compaction feature, but device vdev
did not have that feature.
System Action: The command continues by
reprocessing all the files contained on the volume with
the error and dumping them to other tape drives active
for this SPXTAPE DUMP command (if any) or to this
drive when a new tape is mounted.
User Response: Mount another tape volume on the
drive. If you suspect the tape drive is contributing to the
problem, and no other drives in the device range are
active, you can add one or more drives by entering the
SPXTAPE DUMP command again with an expanded
range that includes the old range plus the new drives. If
other drives in the range are active, you can use the
SPXTAPE CANCEL command to remove the failing
HCP1843E HCP1846E
drive. However, if no other drives are active, using the
SPXTAPE CANCEL command cancels the SPXTAPE
DUMP command. This may leave partial files on other
volumes already dumped.
HCP1845E User {canceled|reset} last virtual
device vdev; {DUMP|LOAD|SCAN}
vdev1[-vdev2] has been canceled
Explanation: The last or only tape drive in the
SPXTAPE operation was canceled with the SPXTAPE
CANCEL command or reset with the RESET, DETACH,
GIVE, or similar CP command. The SPXTAPE operation
was canceled.
System Action: The command is canceled; system
operation continues.
User Response: If you want to continue the canceled
SPXTAPE operation (after attaching new drives, if
necessary):
For DUMP with PURGE:
Discard the tape volumes that were not already
rewound and unloaded prior to the cancel, and
enter the SPXTAPE DUMP command again
with the same file selection criteria.
For DUMP without PURGE:
Discard all the tape volumes already dumped
and repeat the total process by entering the
SPXTAPE DUMP command again.
For LOAD:
See the section on recovering from an I/O
error, cancel, reset, or system failure in the
description of the SPXTAPE LOAD command
in the z/VM: CP Commands and Utilities
Reference.
For SCAN:
Discard the volume logs for the volumes that
were actively being scanned at the time of the
cancel (the ones that contain the response
SPXTAPE SCAN CANCELED ON VDEV vdev). Enter
the SPXTAPE SCAN command again for these
volumes.
HCP1846E Maximum system spool file limit
exceeded; LOAD vdev1[-vdev2] has
been canceled
Explanation: While the SPXTAPE LOAD command
was running, the maximum number of spool files
allowed on the system was exceeded. The SPXTAPE
command was canceled.
System Action: System operation continues.
User Response: As soon as possible, inform the
system operator you have received this message. Purge
all unnecessary spool files. After spool files have been
purged or the system capacity has been increased,
enter the SPXTAPE LOAD command again.
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