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

HCP8005E The variations of this message are
explained below.
MESSAGES:
v DUPLICATE CSECT - csectname
v Duplicate CSECT - csectname
Explanation: The specified CSECT name has already
been encountered during the loading process.
System Action: The CSECT is loaded only once. Any
occurrences after the first encounter with a CSECT
name is ignored.
User Response: Remove any duplicate file names
from the LOADLIST EXEC. Remove any duplicate
CSECTs from the object files being loaded. 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.
HCP8006E fn ft fm DOES NOT HAVE FIXED,
80-BYTE RECORDS
Explanation: The indicated file must have fixed-length,
80-byte records.
System Action: The file is not loaded; the command
runs with the next file in the load list.
User Response: It is possible that an incorrect file
type was specified in the command line or an incorrect
file name was listed in the load list. Verify that a proper
object deck for the indicated file exists on the accessed
disks.
HCP8007E UNEXPECTED ERROR nnn — PLIST
plist fn ft fm
Explanation: An unexpected error occurred during
HCPLDR processing. The plist indicates one of the
following CMS functions: RDBUF, WRBUF, or FINIS.
The nnn variable indicates one of the following
conditions:
For plist = RDBUF
Code Meaning
1 The file was not found.
2 The address of the buffer was not within virtual
storage limits.
3 A permanent disk error occurred. This may
happen if you link to and access another user’s
disk, and try to read a file that the owner refiled
after you entered the ACCESS command.
Reenter the ACCESS command and try to read
the file again.
5 The number of records is less than 0 or greater
than 32768
7 The fixed/variable flag is not F or V.
8 The record read is longer than the buffer.
9 The specified file is open for writing; it must be
closed and opened for reading.
11 The number of records is greater than 1 for a
variable-length file.
12 The end of the file was reached.
13 An invalid displacement appears in the AFT of
a variable-length file.
14 An invalid character appears in the file name.
15 An invalid character appears in the file type.
For plist = WRBUF
Code Meaning
2 The virtual storage address equals zero.
4 The first character of the file mode is invalid.
5 The second character of the file mode is
invalid.
6 The record number or number of records is too
long.
7 An attempt was made to skip over an unwritten
variable-length record.
8 The number of bytes was not specified.
10 The maximum number of CMS files (3400) was
reached.
11 The fixed/variable flag is not F or V.
12 The disk is read-only.
13 The disk is full.
14 The number of bytes to be written is not
integrally divisible by the number of records to
be written.
15 The length of this record is not the same as
that of the previous record.
16 The characteristic of the record, fixed or
variable, is not the same as the previous
record.
17 A variable-length record is greater than 65K
bytes.
18 The number of records is greater than 1 for a
variable-length file.
19 The maximum number of data blocks (16060)
has been reached.
20 An invalid character appears in the file name.
21 An invalid character appears in the file type.
For plist = FINIS
Code Meaning
HCP8005E HCP8007E
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