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

HCP1881E HCP1904E
HCP1881E USER userid WAS DEFINED AS BOTH
AN XC VIRTUAL MACHINE AND A
{V=R|V=F} VIRTUAL MACHINE
Explanation: The specified USER is defined as both
an XC virtual machine and a preferred virtual machine
(V=R or V=F). This is not allowed.
System Action: The directory program terminates
after scanning the remaining statements for syntax
errors.
User Response: For the USER definition specified
above, remove the V=R or V=F option from the
OPTION directory control statement specified in the
user entry or the INCLUDEd profile. V=R and V=F are
no longer supported.
HCP1882E NICDEF REJECTED; {TYPE MUST BE
SPECIFIED FIRST | DEVICE COUNT IS
OUT OF RANGE n-nnnn | LAST
DEVICE IS ABOVE FFFF} FOLLOWING
{USER | PROFILE} name.
Explanation: The NICDEF statement in the user
directory begins with NICDEF and the base device
address of the adapter. Options for the same adapter
may appear on separate, but contiguous statements
with the same base device address. The indicated
NICDEF statement contains one of the following errors:
v TYPE MUST BE SPECIFIED FIRST TYPE is
required as the first option on the first NICDEF
statement for each adapter.
v DEVICE COUNT IS OUT OF RANGE n-nnnn The
number of devices specified on this NICDEF
statement is outside the valid range. Adjust the
DEVICES parameter to a value within this range, or
omit the DEVICES parameter to use the default.
v LAST DEVICE IS ABOVE FFFF The specified base
address and DEVICES count would generate a series
of virtual devices with addresses that would exceed
FFFF (the last possible virtual device address). Adjust
the DEVICES parameter or the base device address
to keep the last device address within the range of
0000-FFFF.
FOLLOWING {USER | PROFILE} name indicates the
USER definition or PROFILE definition that contained
the incorrect NICDEF statement.
System Action: The directory statement on which the
error occurred 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: Correct the operand that is not valid
in the control statement and enter the DIRECTXA
command again.
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HCP1900E SPXTAPE operation operation is not
recognized. Use DUMP, LOAD, SCAN,
END, or CANCEL
Explanation: The operation specified on the
SPXTAPE command was not valid.
System Action: The command does not run; system
operation continues.
User Response: Enter the SPXTAPE command again
with a valid operation operand.
HCP1901E vdev_field is not a valid virtual device
number or range; use 'vdev' or
'vdev1-vdev2'
Explanation: The data specified in the virtual device
field on the SPXTAPE command was not a valid virtual
device number or range of virtual device numbers.
System Action: The command does not run; system
operation continues.
User Response: Enter the SPXTAPE command again
with a valid virtual device number or range.
HCP1902E Virtual device vdev1[-vdev2] not
attached
Explanation: No device was attached to your virtual
machine at the virtual device number or range specified
on the SPXTAPE command.
System Action: The command does not run; system
operation continues.
User Response: Have the tape drives you want to
use attached to your user ID, then enter the SPXTAPE
command again with the virtual device number or range.
HCP1903E Virtual device vdev1[-vdev2] not
supported for SPXTAPE
Explanation: No tape drive supported by SPXTAPE
was attached to your user ID at the virtual device
number or range specified on the SPXTAPE command.
System Action: The command does not run; system
operation continues.
User Response: Ensure the tape drives you want to
use are attached to your virtual machine. Enter the
SPXTAPE command again with the virtual device
number or range.
HCP1904E Virtual device vdev1[-vdev2] not active
Explanation: The SPXTAPE DUMP, LOAD, or SCAN
command was not operating on a tape drive attached to
your user ID at the virtual device number or range
specified on the SPXTAPE END or CANCEL command.
System Action: The command does not run; system
operation continues.