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

HCP6548E HCP6554E
System Action: The command is failed and system
operation continues.
User Response: Query the device and if it is still
offline, issue the command again.
HCP6548E CHPID chpid cannot be brought online
because HCD is in the process of
dynamically changing this CHPID.
Explanation: CP is currently processing an HCD
dynamic I/O request, which is affecting the CHPID. The
CHPID must remain in an offline state until the dynamic
I/O request is completed.
System Action: The command was not executed;
system operation continues.
User Response: Re-issue the command.
HCP6549E The subchannel for device rdev cannot
be brought online because HCD is in
the process of dynamically changing
this device.
Explanation: CP is currently processing an HCD
dynamic I/O request, which is affecting the device. The
subchannel for the device must remain in an offline
state until the dynamic I/O request is completed.
System Action: The command was not executed;
system operation continues.
User Response: Re-issue the command.
HCP6550I HCD is currently disabled for hardware
changes.
Explanation: HCD is unable to dynamically change
the hardware I/O configuration because the
configuration token in the active production IODF does
not match the current channel subsystem configuration
token.
System Action: System operation continues.
User Response: In order to enable HCD for dynamic
I/O hardware changes on this system, the active
production IODF must be dynamically changed to a
production IODF that contains a configuration token
matching the current channel subsystem configuration
token.
HCP6551I User userid will not be monitored for
the APPLDATA domain because it is
not authorized
Explanation: A MONITOR SAMPLE/EVENT ENABLE
APPLDATA command was entered, but the user
specified by userid was not authorized. To be eligible for
the APPLDATA domain, the directory entry for this user
ID must contain the statement OPTION APPLMON. This
statement authorizes the user to issue DIAGNOSE code
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X'DC', which declares/deletes buffers in which
application data is placed.
System Action: The user ID specified is not enabled
for the APPLDATA domain.
User Response: Contact your systems programmer to
have the OPTION APPLMON statement coded in your
directory entry.
HCP6552E The size of the {event|sample}
configuration area cannot be changed
because {event|sample} monitoring has
already been started.
Explanation: A MONITOR EVENT CONFIG or
MONITOR SAMPLE CONFIG command has been
entered, but a monitor command has already been
entered to start that type of monitoring. Therefore, the
number of pages to be reserved for the configuration
records for that type cannot be changed.
System Action: The command is rejected.
User Response: If you want to change the size of the
configuration area, the corresponding type of monitoring
must be stopped first. Then you can enter a MONITOR
EVENT (or SAMPLE) CONFIG command to specify the
number of pages you want reserved for configuration
records, and can restart monitoring.
HCP6553E value is an invalid size for monitor
{event|sample} CONFIG.
Explanation: The value specified for CONFIG SIZE in
the MONITOR command is invalid. This message is
generated when one of the following is true:
v A nonnumeric value was specified.
v The CONFIG value is less than the minimum value
required, or greater than the maximum value allowed,
as documented for the MONITOR command.
System Action: The command is rejected.
User Response: Determine the reason why the
specified value is invalid, and reenter the desired
command with a valid value.
HCP6554E The MONITOR EVENT START failed
because the event partition size of n
pages is not large enough. At least m
pages are currently required.
Explanation: A MONITOR EVENT START or
MONITOR START command has been entered to start
event monitoring. The size of the event partition, which
was specified on the command or defaulted to 50% of
the saved segment, contains only n pages, which is not
enough pages to contain the pages reserved for event
configuration records and the minimum number of
pages for event data records (8 pages).
System Action: The command is rejected.