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

HCP8102I END OF VOLUME ENCOUNTERED ON
TAPE rdev
Explanation: An end-of-tape condition has been
reached during end-of-job processing in DDR.
System Action: The job step completed successfully.
The tape is rewound and unloaded. System operation
continues.
User Response: None.
HCP8150I PROCESSING THE DUMP fileid
Explanation: The DUMPLOAD command has begun
to create CMS dump file fileid from a system data file or
tape file.
System Action: The command is processed; system
operation continues.
User Response: None.
HCP8152E INVALID DEVICE NUMBER
Explanation: The device number that you specified is
not accepted as a CMS device number.
System Action: The system prompts you to enter the
device number.
User Response: Enter an acceptable CMS device
number.
HCP8156A DO YOU WANT TO PROCESS THIS
DUMP? (YES/NO)
Explanation: Message HCP8160I (for a CP abend or
stand-alone dump) or message HCP8168I (for a virtual
machine dump) has been issued, indicating what dump
is being processed. You can verify that you are
processing the correct dump.
System Action: If you enter an invalid response, this
message appears again. If you respond YES, command
processing continues. If you respond NO, command
processing stops, and no CMS files or printer spool files
are created.
User Response: Indicate whether you want to
continue processing the dump by using the valid
responses YES or NO.
HCP8157A ENTER THE TAPE UNIT ADDRESS
(181-184)
Explanation: The DUMPLOAD command is
processing a stand-alone or system abend dump from a
tape. Processing requires that you enter the address of
the tape drive on which the tape is mounted.
System Action: If you enter an invalid device address,
message HCP8152E appears and this message will
appear again. Command processing does not continue
until you enter a valid CMS tape drive address.
User Response: Enter a valid CMS tape address from
181 to 184.
HCP8159A PLEASE MOUNT dumptype TAPE VOL
num ON TAPE DRIVE dev
Explanation: Processing has reached the end of the
current dump. The operator must mount the next tape of
the dump for DUMPLOAD command processing to
continue (for multitape dumps only). The dumptype
variable is either SYSDUMP for a system abend dump
or SADUMP for a stand-alone dump.
System Action: No further processing occurs until the
operator mounts another tape on the specified drive.
User Response: Ask the operator to mount the next
tape of the dump on the specified tape drive. You may
enter the HALT EXECUTION command (HX) at this
point to end the DUMPLOAD command processing.
HCP8160I DUMP FROM abend_code (dump_type)
nodeid product_name
version.release.modification_level
Explanation: The dump being processed by the
command DUMPLOAD is either a CP system dump or a
stand-alone dump. The message lets you know the
source of the dump for verification.
The following information is displayed:
abend_code
The abend code for a CP hard, soft or snap
dump.
(dump_type)
Describes the type of the dump; it will be either
(HARD), (SOFT), (SNAPDUMP), or
(STANDALONE).
nodeid The node ID of the system that produced the
dump. For a stand-alone dump, nodeid is
blank.
product_name
The name of the product that produced the
dump.
version.release.modification_level
The information associated with the particular
release of the product that produced the dump.
System Action: System operation continues.
User Response: None.
HCP8102I HCP8161E
HCP8161E CONFLICT BETWEEN OPERANDS
operand AND operand
Explanation: The two conflicting operands were
entered on the command line.
System Action: The command does not run; system
operation continues.
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