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

found on a minidisk accessed by CP, or the member
name that was requested was not found within the file
that was found.
System Action: Processing of the requested function
stops. System operation continues.
User Response: Use the CP QUERY CPDISK
command for a list of disks accessed by CP. Use the
CP CPLISTFILE command to obtain a list of files and
members on CP-accessed disks.
If the message indicates that the member name was not
found, check the file. In order for a file to contain
members, it must be a CMS partitioned data set (PDS),
such as a TXTLIB. Also, note that the file type in that
case is expected to have LIB as the last three
characters.
If the error occurs as a result of the CPXLOAD
configuration file statement, ensure that the files are
available on a disk that CP has accessed when the
CPXLOAD statement is processed. See the z/VM: CP
Planning and Administration for details.
HCP6704E Missing {CPU model number|CPU
serial number|system ID|token} at end
of line.
Explanation: A requested option or operand was
missing. The command or statement ended prematurely.
System Action: CP does not execute the command or
process the statement; system operation continues.
User Response: Correct the error and enter the
command again. If the error was in a statement, tell CP
to process the configuration file again.
HCP6705E The variations of this message are
explained below.
MESSAGES:
v Comment starting on line nnnnnnnn in fn ft was
never completed.
v Statement starting on line nnnnnnnn in fn ft was
continued past end of file.
Explanation: You IPLed the system or entered the
REFRESH LOGOINFO command, and the system is
trying to use a configuration file that contains the
beginning of a comment without the end of one, or has
a comma after the last statement.
System Action: System operation continues. CP
ignores the last statement if it has a comma after it.
User Response: The system operator or system
programmer must decide if the error is in the system
configuration file. If it is a serious error, re-IPL;
otherwise, you can wait until the next IPL.
If the error is in the logo configuration file, correct the
error and enter the REFRESH LOGOINFO command to
ensure that CP has the correct logo information.
HCP6706E The variations of this message are
explained below.
MESSAGES:
v Invalid file name - string
v Invalid file type - string
v Invalid address range - string
v Invalid string - string
v Invalid character - string
v Invalid number - string
v Invalid model number - string
v Invalid time zone offset - string
v Invalid date - string
v Invalid time - string
v Invalid time zone ID - string
v Invalid form name - string
v Invalid spool file class - string
v Invalid identifier - string
v Invalid volume label - string
v Invalid device address - string
v Invalid RDEV - string. RDEV not initialized
v Invalid cylinder number - string
v Invalid track number - string
v Invalid number of records - string
v Invalid record length - string
v Invalid system name - string
v Invalid system alias - string
v Invalid file mode - string
v Invalid line number - string
v Invalid disk mode - string
v Invalid screen size - string
v Invalid privilege classes - string
v Invalid access mode - string
v Invalid group name - string
v Invalid account ID - string
v Invalid CPU model number - string
v Invalid CPU serial number - string
v Invalid routine name - string
v Invalid command name - string
v Invalid subcommand name - string
v Invalid entry point name - string
v Invalid Diagnose code - string
v Invalid CP Exit number - string
v Invalid file member name - string
v Invalid alias name - string
v Invalid IBM class - string
v Invalid product - string
v Invalid product state - string
v Invalid exit number - string
HCP6704E HCP6706E
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