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

HCP6843E HCP6846E
HCP6843E All versions of the command must
have the same logon value
Explanation: CP rejected the request to define a new
version of an existing CP command (same command
name, different IBM class) because the new version did
not have the same BEFORE_LOGON value as the
existing CP command. You can define several versions
of a command with any combination of AFTER_LOGON
and ANYTIME values. However, when you define one
version of a command with the BEFORE_LOGON
operand, you must specify the BEFORE_LOGON
operand on all other versions of that command.
System Action: CP does not define the new version;
system operation continues.
User Response: Define the new version again, and
specify the same BEFORE_LOGON value as the
existing command.
Important Note
If you did not use the CP DEFINE COMMAND
command or configuration file statement to define
the new version, then an internal error has
occurred. Contact your IBM software support for
programming support.
HCP6844E All versions of the command must
have the same {PROC value|entry point
name|entry point address|minimum
abbreviation|SILENT setting}
Explanation: CP rejected the request to define a new
version of an existing CP command (same command
name, different IBM class) because the new version did
not have the same PROC value, entry point name, entry
point address, minimum abbreviation, or SILENT setting
as the existing CP command. These respective values
must be identical in all versions of a CP command.
System Action: CP does not define the new version;
system operation continues.
User Response: Define the new version again, and
either specify the same PROC value, entry point name,
entry point address, minimum abbreviation, or SILENT
setting as the existing CP command, or do not specify
these values and let CP copy them from the existing
versions of the command.
Important Note
If you did not use the CP DEFINE COMMAND
command or configuration file statement to define
the new version, then an internal error has
occurred. Contact your IBM software support for
programming support.
412 z/VM: System Messages and Codes — CP
HCP6845E You must specify {an entry point
name|a privilege class|an IBM class}
[other than 0]}
Explanation: CP rejected the request to define a new
CP command because you did not specify some
required information about the new command. When
you define a new CP command, you must specify the
name of the entry point containing the code to process
the new command, the privilege class or classes of the
new command (which cannot be 0), and the IBM class
of the new command (which cannot be 0). The only
exception to this rule is if you are defining a new alias
to an existing CP command. In this case, the alias uses
the same entry point, privilege classes, and IBM class
of the existing command. You are not defining an alias,
so you must specify the missing information.
System Action: CP does not define the new
command; system operation continues.
User Response: Define the command again, and
specify the entry point name, privilege class, or IBM
class that you omitted in your last attempt to define the
new CP command.
Important Note
If you did not use the CP DEFINE COMMAND
command or configuration file statement to define
the new CP command, then an internal error has
occurred. Contact your IBM software support for
programming support.
HCP6846E The variations of this message are
explained below.
MESSAGES:
v Requested entry point name is not an external
label in the nucleus
v Requested entry point name is not at the address
indicated
Explanation: CP rejected the request to define a new
CP command because there was a problem locating the
specified entry point name. If you receive the first
message, CP cannot locate your entry point name
anywhere in the CP nucleus. If you receive the second
message, an internal error has occurred while defining
the new CP command. CP rejected the new command
because an entry point name and address were passed
to CP during invocation, and CP located the entry point
name, but the entry point address in the CP nucleus did
not match the address that was passed during
invocation.
System Action: CP does not define the new
command; system operation continues.
User Response: For the first message, define the
command again, and ensure that you specify an entry
point within the CP nucleus. For the second message,