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

HCP1917E HCP1999E
System Action: The file is not dumped, and command
processing continues.
Note: This message is written in the SPXTAPE
command summary log only; it is not displayed.
The SET IMSG command has no effect on the
issuing of this message.
User Response: If it is important for the specified file
to be dumped, you must determine the reason why it
was not dumped. If possible, correct the condition. Then
enter the SPXTAPE DUMP command with the
appropriate file selection criteria. Many of these
conditions can be avoided if you use SPXTAPE DUMP
when all or most other users are not logged on.
v If the file was open, you must contact the owner of
the file to close it. This is often a temporary condition,
and the file may be already closed by the time you
check. However, open console files fall into this
category, and these files will not close unless the
owner logs off or stops spooling the console.
v If the file was in use, either it will be out of that status
by the time you check or you will have to contact the
owner of the file to close it.
v If the file is a class W system trace file, have the
owner use the TRSAVE command to turn off the
tracing.
v If the file is a secure saved segment, you are not
authorized to dump the file. Only the user who
created the file can dump it.
v If the security authorization for the file failed, you do
not have the security authorization required to dump
the file. You must either obtain the necessary
authorization or have someone who has the
authorization dump the file.
v If the file was locked on another system in the CSE
complex, it cannot be dumped.
HCP1917E Tape device(s) {rdev[-rdev]|vdev[-vdev]}
attached MULTIUSER.
Explanation: The command entered cannot operate
on a tape drive attached MULTIUSER.
System Action: The command is not executed.
System operation continues.
User Response: Use the CP QUERY TAPES
command to determine which tape devices specified on
the original command are attached MULTIUSER. Use
the CP DETACH command to detach the tape devices
attached MULTIUSER. If necessary, use the CP
ATTACH command (without the MULTIUSER option) to
reattach the tape devices. Then reenter the original
command that failed.
262 z/VM: System Messages and Codes — CP
HCP1920E Minidisk cache not enabled for system.
Explanation: The minidisk cache is not in use for this
system. The minidisk cache must be set on (enabled)
for the system in order to change or query cache
settings for a real device, for a minidisk, or for a user
ID.
System Action: The command is not processed.
User Response: Enable the system for minidisk
caching and enter the command again.
HCP1921E Cache settings could not be
{changed|queried} for {rdev code
cc|userid vdev code cc|rdev-rdev| userid
vdev-vdev|system code cc}
Explanation: An error occurred that prevented the
SET MDCACHE or QUERY MDCACHE command from
being processed. If a code is not specified in the
message, then the command could not be performed on
any of the specified devices in the requested range. The
specific error could be different for each of the devices
in the range, but will be one of the reasons listed below
for each device. The variables in this message are as
follows:
rdev The real device specified in the command
userid vdev
The user ID and virtual device specified in the
command
cc A code indicating the specific error that
occurred:
4 Specified device is not attached to the
system or not a cacheable device
type.
8 Specified device does not exist.
12 Information could not be obtained
from the directory.
16 Specified user ID is not in the
directory.
20 Not enough system storage available
to initialize the cache.
24 The minidisk is on an FBA device and
either does not start on or does not
end at a full page boundary.
System Action: The command is not processed.
User Response: Refer to the code to determine the
error. Correct any errors and retry the command.
HCP1999E The assign was not reset on rdev
because {it is not a tape that supports
assign|a time_out condition occurred}
Explanation: The reset command was entered to
reset the assign on a device that is either not a tape