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

HCP2501E A spool paging I/O error occurred
while reading image [library]
imagename on printer rdev
Explanation: A spool paging I/O error occurred while
CP was reading a member imagename from the image
library file with which printer rdev was started. If “library”
appears in the message, there is an error in opening
the library (imagename).
System Action: Printer rdev is drained. The status of
the file that was printing when the error occurred is
reflected in message 1561E, which is issued in
conjunction with this message.
User Response: If the file is not already purged,
release the user HOLD status on the file.
Operator Response: If the image library that failed is
not used often, consider starting the printer again with
the same library. Otherwise, contact your system
programmer to correct the problem.
HCP2502E Image imagename on printer rdev
caused a load check error
Explanation: A member in the image library
imagename with which printer rdev is started caused
load check I/O errors.
System Action: CP suspends printing of the problem
file. If the error occurred on a default character set or
FCB, printer rdev is drained.
User Response: If it is not already purged, release
the user HOLD status on the file.
Operator Response: If the image that failed is not
used often, consider starting the printer again with the
same library. Otherwise, contact your system
programmer to correct the problem.
HCP2503E An invalid separator {FCB|CHAR}
image imagename was specified for
printer rdev
Explanation: The load image for the separator
character set or forms control buffer was undefined or
caused an I/O error (such as a load check).
System Action: Printing ceases for printer rdev, and
the printer is drained.
Operator Response: Reenter the START command
for the device in error with a valid FCB or CHAR image.
Also, check to see that the correct imagelib (option
IMAGE on the START command) is being used for the
printer.
HCP2504E type rdev was {drained|reset} due to a
permanent {I/O|library} error.
Explanation: An unrecoverable I/O error occurred on
the reader, printer, or punch device, or in accessing the
image library for a 3800 printer.
HCP2501E HCP2507E
System Action: CP either drains the device or resets
it. If it is reset, the device begins to process the next
available file. The status of the file that was printing
when the error occurred is reflected in message 1561E,
which is issued in conjunction with this message.
Operator Response: Start the device if it is drained.
To process a file placed in HOLD status, change the file
NOSYS to reset system HOLD. If the problem persists,
contact your system support personnel.
HCP2505E An output device is an invalid
destination for system data files.
Explanation: You tried to direct a system data file to
an output device. A system data file, which contains no
channel command words (CCWs), cannot be processed
directly on an output device.
System Action: The system data file remains on the
reader queue; command processing is terminated.
User Response: Reenter the command, specifying a
valid destination queue.
HCP2506E Error {reading|writing} System Spool
File Index {from|to} the WARMSTART
area on volume volser: The total count
of pages in error is nnnn.
Explanation: The System Spool File Index contains
entries to locate all spool files possible in the system.
On a read error, system initialization may be cancelled,
and the device possibly repaired. On a write error, some
part of spooling may have been lost.
System Action: For a read error, the system will ask
the operator if initialization should continue.
For a write error, system operation continues. This
message indicates that some part spooling may have
been lost.
Operator Response: Report this error to I/S. The
specified device may need maintenance.
HCP2507E Spool files on offline volume volser will
be deleted
Explanation: The volume specified is needed by, but
not available to, the spooling subsystem. The volume
serial is specified if the volume is defined in the
SYSOWN list but is offline. The volume serial is also
displayed if the volume is in the SYSOWN list but has
no spool space or page space allocated. If the volume
has no entry in the SYSOWN list, “V = nn” is displayed.
“V” is the volume number of the DASD page address
definition “CCPV”, (cylinder/page/volume, if device is a
CKD or ECKD) or “PPPV” (page/volume, if the device is
an FBA) that is used by spooling to locate each page of
spool data. “V” correlates to SYSOWN entries at zero
index and is a hexadecimal number: “V = X'00'” is the
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