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

paging area can be used for active or enabled
DEFERIO traces. The FRAMES parameter of the
TRSAVE command specifies an amount that, added to
already active or enabled DEFERIO traces, exceeds the
eligible amount of frames that can be used for all
DEFERIO traces.
System Action: The command is not executed;
system operation continues.
User Response: Use the QUERY TRSAVE FRAMES
command to determine how many frames are eligible
for DEFERIO traces and to determine the sum of
frames allocated to already active or enabled DEFERIO
traces. Use the TRSAVE command to specify an
amount of FRAMES for this trace that does not cause
the total amount of frames allocated to active or
enabled DEFERIO traces to exceed the total amount of
frames eligible to be used for all DEFERIO traces.
HCP6090I Please refer to the {TRSOURCE,
TRSAVE, and SET CPTRACE|QUERY
TRSOURCE, QUERY TRSAVE, and
QUERY CPTRACE} commands for the
equivalent function.
Explanation: The CPTRAP command is not supported
in z/VM, but equivalent function is provided by the
TRSOURCE, TRSAVE and SET CPTRACE commands.
System Action: The command does not run; system
operation continues.
User Response: Refer to the descriptions of
TRSOURCE, TRSAVE, and SET CPTRACE commands
in z/VM: CP Commands and Utilities Reference for
information on converting your CPTRAP command to
the related z/VM command(s).
HCP6091I The amount of frames used for
DEFERIO trace exceeds the amount of
pages that will be saved on DASD.
Explanation: The amount of FRAMES specified or
defaulted on the TRSAVE command exceeds the
amount of pages that will be saved on DASD, specified
or defaulted via the SIZE and KEEP operands of the
TRSAVE command. When the trace is disabled (or
TRSAVE CP OFF for CP trace table recording), then
some trace data may be discarded.
System Action: The command is accepted; system
operation continues.
User Response: Use the QUERY TRSAVE command
to determine the amount of FRAMES being used for the
DEFERIO trace and to determine the SIZE and KEEP
values. To change the value of these operands (via
TRSAVE) the trace must be disabled.
HCP6090I HCP6094I
HCP6092I A Monitor Call class 10 interface error
occurred [for code ‘code’X]; the data is
ignored.
Explanation: The user’s program issued a Monitor
Call Class 10 instruction with an invalid address. The
user program has been coded incorrectly.
System Action: The monitor call instruction to trace
the event was ignored. Processing continues.
User Response: Fix the problem in the user program
or report the problem to your system administrator.
HCP6093E You are not allowed to switch modes
for traceid traceid.
Explanation: You have tried to change the specified
trace ID from BLOCK mode to EVENT mode, or from
EVENT mode to BLOCK mode, after the trace had been
enabled and subsequently disabled.
User Response: To change the mode for this trace,
first end the trace by entering TRSOURCE DROP, then
respecify the trace with the mode you want to use.
Operator Response: If you want to change the mode
for this trace, you must first end the trace by entering
TRSOURCE DROP, then respecify the trace with the
mode you want to use.
HCP6094I User userid will not be traced by trace
traceid.
Explanation: The specified user ID will not be traced,
even though the user is still included in the specified
trace.
The message issued before this message gives the
reason why the user is not traced.
System Action: The command runs. System
operation continues. The remaining users being traced
will continue to be traced.
User Response: Your response depends upon the
reason why the user is not traced.
If there are too many spool files, purging some spool
files should help. If a soft abend occurred, contact your
system programmer.
To start the entire trace over again, disable and then
enable the entire trace, using the TRSOURCE
command.
To start tracing just the specific user again, try the
INCLUDE user option of the TRSOURCE command.
If the user has restricted tracing to traces defined in
BLOCK mode, verify that the tracing mode is correct for
the capabilities of the virtual machine. See the trace
instructions in z/VM: Virtual Machine Operation for
tracing in the virtual machine, and follow them.
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