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

HCP6822W HCP6829I
quotation mark, or one that did not have a blank after
the closing one.
System Action: Before it issues this message, the
syntax checker tells you which file contains the
statement with the error, and also tells you where to find
the error in the file.
User Response: Edit the system configuration file and
fix the statement.
HCP6822W Statement contained only qualifiers.
Explanation: You ran the syntax checker on a
configuration file, and the checker found a statement
that contained only system qualifiers.
System Action: System operation continues.
User Response: Edit the system configuration file and
fix the statement before you run the syntax checker
again.
HCP6823E fn MODULE was not found.
Explanation: You ran the syntax checker, and it could
not find a required module on any minidisk that CMS
had accessed. When it processes a system
configuration file, the syntax checker calls on the same
modules that a system being IPLed would.
System Action: The syntax checker stops checking
the specified file; system operation continues.
User Response: Check to see whether you have the
correct minidisks accessed.
HCP6824E Unexpected return code rc received
from module fn.
Explanation: You ran the syntax checker, and it called
on a module that sent back a return code that the
syntax checker did not expect to receive.
System Action: The syntax checker stops running;
system operation continues.
User Response: If CPSYNCHK is the module that
returned the error, then the rc is probably the return
code from the CMS CSL routine DMSCSR. Refer to the
z/VM: CMS Callable Services Reference for return
codes from DMSCSR and for common return codes
from calls to CSL routines.
HCP6825E Unknown conversion type encountered
-- may need a different version of fn
module.
Explanation: You ran the syntax checker to examine a
system configuration file, and the checker called on a
module that is of a different version from that of the
syntax checker.
System Action: The syntax checker stops processing
the configuration file; system operation continues.
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User Response: Contact Operations personnel.
HCP6826E One or more errors were encountered
in processing sections of the system
configuration file that were marked not
to tolerate errors.
Explanation: You ran the syntax checker on a
configuration file, and the checker has found an error in
a section of the file that was marked by
TOLERATE_CONFIG_ERRORS statements not to
contain errors.
System Action: System operation continues.
User Response: Edit the system configuration file and
correct the error before you run the syntax checker
again.
HCP6827E XLINK systems were specified and
sysname was in neither the XLINK
system inclusion nor the exclusion list.
Failure to correct this error may lead to
loss of user data.
Explanation: You ran the syntax checker on a system
configuration file. The checker has determined that the
system that the file would IPL is not on the lists of
systems to be included in or excluded from cross
system link. These lists are generated by
XLINK_SYSTEM_INCLUDE or
XLINK_SYSTEM_EXCLUDE statements.
System Action: System operation continues.
User Response: Edit the system configuration and
correct the statements before you run the syntax
checker again.
HCP6828W No {CP owned volumes | system
residence area | operator consoles}
defined in the configuration file.
Explanation: You ran the syntax checker on a system
configuration file, and it found that the file did not
contain one of the pieces of information that a system
must have to IPL.
System Action: System operation continues.
User Response: Edit the system configuration file and
add the information that the message specified before
you run the syntax checker again, unless you have this
information specified in HCPSYS ASSEMBLE or
HCPRIO ASSEMBLE.
HCP6829I Configuration file processing complete
-- no errors encountered.
Explanation: You ran the syntax checker to examine a
configuration file for errors, and the checker did not find
any.
System Action: System operation continues.