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

HCP6707E HCP6710E
v Invalid instruction - string
v Invalid I/O priority - priority
v Invalid portname - portname
v Invalid switchname - switchname
v Invalid VLAN id - vlanid
Explanation: You will receive a version of this
message in one of two cases:
v You entered a command that specified an option that
was not valid.
v CP is processing a system configuration file that
contains a statement with an option that is not valid.
System Action: CP rejects the command or
statement; system operation continues.
User Response: If the error is in a command, correct
the command and enter it again. If the error is in a
statement in the system configuration file, correct the
statement. If the error is serious, re-IPL; if not, you can
wait until the next IPL.
Important Note
If you received a message about an invalid
command, subcommand, or entry point name and
you did not use the CP DEFINE COMMAND,
CMD command, or configuration file statement,
then an internal error has occurred. Contact your
IBM software support for programming support.
HCP6707E Statement exceeded maximum length
of 4000 on record nnnnnnnn in file fn ft.
Explanation: You IPLed or entered the CP REFRESH
LOGOINFO command, and the system is trying to use a
configuration file containing a statement that either has
records that are too long or has too many continuations.
When it is processing configuration files, CP only
accepts records that are 4000 or fewer characters long.
System Action: CP aborts processing of the
configuration file.
User Response: If the error is in the system
configuration file, correct the statement. 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.
HCP6708I Insufficient contiguous storage to
allocate the SCMBK area, nnnnnnnnnn
pages were requested.
Explanation: You IPLed, and CP cannot obtain
sufficient storage for subchannel measurement blocks
(SCMBKs).
System Action: IPLing continues; the channel
subsystem will not make any device measurements.
388 z/VM: System Messages and Codes — CP
Programs such as the Performance Toolkit for VM will
find no performance data for individual devices.
User Response: Increase the amount of storage
available to your machine.
HCP6709E Too many items specified - token
Explanation: An option was repeated more than the
allowable maximum number of times.
System Action: CP does not execute the command or
ignores the statement.
User Response: If the error is in the system
configuration file, correct the statement. 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 CP REFRESH LOGOINFO
command to ensure that CP has the correct logo
information.
HCP6710E The variations of this message are
explained below.
MESSAGES:
v Imbedding file fn ft would cause an imbed loop --
statement ignored.
v File fn ft does not exist and cannot be imbedded.
v -SYSTEM- cannot be resolved because system ID
is undefined -- file fn ft cannot be imbedded.
v Including file fn ft would cause an INCLUDE loop
-- statement ignored
Explanation:
v You included an IMBED statement in the system
configuration file. This statement specifies a file that
contains another IMBED statement. The statement in
this file may specify the system configuration file
itself, or it may specify another file that contains yet
another IMBED statement. Somewhere in the chain
of files, one of the IMBED statements specifies either
the system configuration file or another file that has
already been imbedded, thus causing an infinite loop.
For example, SYSTEM CONFIG A imbeds LOCAL
CONFIG A, which imbeds SYSTEM CONFIG A.
v An IMBED statement in the system configuration file
imbeds a file that cannot be found on the parm disk
accessed at IPL time.
v An IMBED statement has a file name or file type of
-SYSTEM-. The system name has not been identified
in HCPSYS or in the system configuration file.
v You specified an INCLUDE directive in the system
configuration file. This directive specifies a file that
contains another INCLUDE directive or an IMBED
statement. Somewhere in the chain of files, one of
the INCLUDE directives or IMBED statements
specifies either the system configuration file or
another file that has already been imbedded, thus
causing an infinite (or “include”) loop.