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

HCP6899E HCP8004W
The user ID you specified did not have any of those
commands active.
System Action: CP ignores the CPHX command;
system operation continues.
User Response: Determine whether the target user ID
is in a loop not caused by one of the commands listed
above.
HCP6899E A halt request for user userid has
already been made by user userid.
Explanation: You issued a CPHX command to cancel
one of the following commands for another user:
v CP ATTACH
v CP LOCATE CPREAL
v CP LOCATEVM
v CP VARY ONLINE|OFFLINE
Another user has already issued a CPHX command for
the same user ID.
System Action: CP ignores your CPHX command;
system operation continues.
User Response: None.
HCP8000E The variations of this message are
explained below.
MESSAGES:
v FILE fn ft fm NOT FOUND
v File fn ft fm not found
Explanation: The specified file was not found on the
accessed disks. The file you specified has one of the
following problems:
v It does not reside on this disk.
v Identification is misspelled.
v Incomplete identification caused the wrong disk to be
searched.
v The system disk was not accessed as a read-only
extension of the A-disk.
System Action: The command does not run; system
operation continues.
Operator Response: Find or create the desired file.
To ensure the file exists, enter STATE fn ft * or
LISTFILE fn ft *. Correct and enter the command again.
HCP8001E The variations of this message are as
follows:
MESSAGES:
v FILE fn ft fm IS NOT FIXED, 80 CHAR. RECORDS
v File fn ft fm is not fixed, 80 character records
Explanation: The specified file must have fixed-length,
80-character records in order for the command to run.
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System Action: The command does not run; system
operation continues.
Operator Response: It is possible that an incorrect
file ID was specified in the command line. In this case,
enter the command again. If, however, the file ID was
correct, but the file is in the wrong format or does not
contain 80-character records, use the COPYFILE or
EDIT command to change the file’s format or record
length or both.
HCP8002W I/O ERROR ENCOUNTERED LOADING
CARDS
Explanation: An I/O error has occurred on the load
device.
System Action: The system enters a wait state
(wait-state code = 8002).
Operator Response: Try to load again. If the problem
persists, contact your IBM Support Center personnel to
diagnose and correct the problem.
HCP8003E The variations of this message are
explained below.
MESSAGES:
v DATA NOT REPLACED: text
v Data not replaced: text
Explanation: The requested RP (replace) operation is
not performed because the most recent VER (verify)
card for the same CSECT failed. The text variable
refers to the data that was requested to be replaced.
System Action: Loading is completed, but the REP
card is effectively ignored.
User Response: Correct or remove the appropriate
VER card or remove the REP card. If the error occurred
while loading the system, load the system again. If the
error occurred while loading some customer-written CP
routines, enter the CPXLOAD command (or
configuration file statement) again.
HCP8004W VERIFY FAILURE HAS OCCURRED
Explanation: One or more VER (verify) cards failed.
System Action: Loading halts. The system enters a
disabled wait-state (wait-state code = 8004).
User Response: Examine the load map to determine
which VER cards failed. Correct or remove the faulty
cards and reload the system. If the wait state occurs
during stand-alone generation, you have the option of
resuming the loading process using the SYSTEM
RESTART command. However, this does not in any way
correct or eliminate the verify failures.