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

the correct tape VOLSER is specified in the command.
Operator Response: None.
HCP2051I LIBRARY libnum VOLUME volser IS
DAMAGED AND WAS EJECTED FROM
THE LIBRARY
Explanation: A volser is damaged and cannot be
loaded on a 3490 subsystem. The volser was ejected to
the convenience output station.
System Action: The system logs a temporary error
and continues operation.
User Response: If the tape is ejected during mount
processing, enter the mount request again to another
volser.
Operator Response: Retrieve the ejected volume
from the output station and determine why it is
damaged.
HCP2091I I/O priority setting available to CP has
changed. New setting is {enabled with
range nnn to mmm|not enabled}.
Explanation: The I/O priority values for the LPAR
were changed by the system operator on HMC console.
This message is sent to the system operator. nnn is the
lowest I/O priority available to your logical partition and
mmm is the highest.
System Action: System operation continues. CP
recalculates effective I/O priority values for all users on
the system. CP reflects a machine check to I/O
priority-aware users to notify them of the new I/O priority
values.
User Response: None.
HCP2092E Second value of range must be greater
than or equal to first value of range
Explanation: When specifying a range of the form
"value1 to value2", the value specified for the second
value range must be greater than or equal to value
specified for the first value of range.
System Action: The command is not executed;
system operation continues.
User Response: Issue the command again and
specify a valid range.
HCP2094I Requested ABSOLUTE I/O priority
range falls outside range currently
allowed by CP and has been changed
to fit within CP’s range.
Explanation: An absolute I/O priority range was
requested and one or both values of the range is higher
or lower than the I/O priority range currently allowed by
CP. This message can occur during SET IOPRIORITY
command processing and also during LOGON
processing when a user has an IOPRIORITY directory
statement.
System Action: The I/O priority values requested are
retained and an I/O priority range is generated that fits
within the range allowed by CP. Processing continues.
User Response: Both the I/O priority range that was
requested and the I/O priority range that is now in effect
for the user can be displayed by the QUERY
IOPRIORITY command. The I/O priority range currently
allowed by CP can also be displayed by the QUERY
IOPRIORITY command. No user action is required
because CP adjusts the range automatically. To
eliminate this message, specify a range that fits entirely
within the range allowed by CP.
HCP2101E This terminal is not dialed to a virtual
machine.
Explanation: The UNDIAL command has been issued
but this terminal was never DIALed. The terminal is
directly connected to the host.
System Action: None.
User Response: Continue to use the terminal as a
directly connected one. At this time you can perform any
of the actions shown on the screen.
HCP2102E This terminal is logged on to a virtual
machine. You must logoff or
disconnect before issuing UNDIAL.
Explanation: The CP UNDIAL command cannot be
used from a logged-on terminal.
System Action: None.
User Response: Logoff or disconnect; then enter the
command again.
HCP2103E This terminal is connected to a VTAM
service machine. You must disconnect
from the service machine before
issuing UNDIAL.
Explanation: The CP UNDIAL command cannot be
used from a terminal that is attached to a VTAM service
machine (VSM).
System Action: None.
HCP2051I HCP2104I
User Response: To return to a host session, terminate
your VSM session and reissue UNDIAL.
HCP2104I DBCS output disabled by {APL|TEXT}
ON because VTAM service machine
controlling this terminal does not
support DBCS and APL|TEXT output.
Explanation: You have issued the TERMINAL
{APL|TEXT} ON command from a Double-Byte
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