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

HCP2770I HCP2773I
supplied, directing CP to reject any
CPXUNLOAD request for the load ID.
requested load ID is still in use by a system service
At least one external entry point associated
with the load ID is in use by CP for one of the
following reasons:
v It is being used as a message repository.
v It is being used for a TRSOURCE trace
entry.
request was denied by the control entry point
CP called the entry point name, and the entry
point returned a nonzero return code. Any
nonzero return code directs CP to reject the
request.
System Action: CP rejects the CPXUNLOAD
command; system operation continues.
User Response: Your action depends on the reason
specified:
requested load ID was not found
Enter the request again, making sure to specify
the correct load ID. Use QUERY CPXLOAD to
help find the load ID that you want.
requested load ID was loaded as PERMANENT
CP may not perform the unload. You must
re-IPL your system to remove the external
entry points associated with the load ID. If you
need to be able to unload the external entry
points, then you must specify TEMPORARY
when CPXLOAD is requested.
requested load ID is still in use by a system service
After terminating usage (by DISASSOCIATE
MESSAGE or by TRSOURCE DROP), you
may enter the request again.
request was denied by the control entry point
Investigate why the entry point rejected the
request.
HCP2770I CPXUNLOAD for load ID loadid has
been scheduled
Explanation: This is an informational message telling
you that CP has accepted your request to unload the
customer-written CP routines assigned to load identifier
loadid, but has not completed unloading all of the
routines.
System Action: After unloading all the
customer-written CP routines, CP issues message
HCP2771I; system operation continues.
User Response: None.
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HCP2771I CPXUNLOAD for load ID loadid has
been completed
Explanation: This is an informational message telling
you that CP has finished unloading all the
customer-written CP routines assigned to load identifier
loadid.
System Action: CP displays the message text; system
operation continues.
User Response: None.
HCP2772E Relocatable address constant is not 4
bytes long
Explanation: An address constant, requiring address
relocation, was found in the file that you tried to load. All
relocated address values in CP must be 4 bytes long.
System Action: CP rejects the request; system
operation continues.
User Response: Investigate the source code for the
file that you tried to load, looking for any address
constants not 4 bytes long that require relocation. These
would typically be found in DC (Define Constant) or
CCW (Channel Command Word) assembler statements.
Expand DC addresses to 4 bytes; convert CCW and
CCW0 statements to CCW1 statements.
HCP2773I Entry point name name is unknown at
this time; processing continues
Explanation: This is an informational message that
displays the name of an entry point that CP cannot
locate at this time. This entry point is associated with a
CP command, DIAGNOSE code, CP exit point, or local
message repository.
This message can occur during CP initialization as the
result of configuration file processing. If the CPXLOAD
statement is specified in the configuration file without
the NODELAY operand, then the load of the code
containing the entry point may be delayed until after the
statement that needs the entry point (such as
ASSOCIATE EXIT) is processed.
System Action: CP displays the message text; system
operation continues.
User Response: If you misspelled the name of the
entry point, use one of the following commands to
correct the mistake:
v ASSOCIATE EXIT
v ASSOCIATE MESSAGES or MSGS
v DISASSOCIATE
v MODIFY COMMAND or CMD
v MODIFY DIAGNOSE
If the entry point name is correct, make it known to CP
by using the CPXLOAD command to load the file (or
files) that contain the specified entry point name.