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

Message HCP8264D follows if “RELOAD PROMPT”
was specified on the command line.
User Response: None.
HCP8265D MONITORING SUSPENDED FOR CTLR
vdev
REPLY [D TO DUMP,] L TO LOAD, Q TO
QUIT OR HIT ENTER TO RESUME
Explanation: This message is displayed when a
console attention is detected while CCLOAD is
monitoring an active CTLR. It provides options to dump
the CTLR to disk and reload it, to load the CTLR
without dumping it, or to end CCLOAD monitoring. If a
null reply is given, the attention is ignored and
monitoring continues. DUMP is a valid response only
when there is sufficient A disk space for a CTLR dump.
System Action: The system waits for a user
response.
User Response: Reply as indicated. If you request a
dump, you must have A disk space for the output file.
HCP8266E UNABLE TO DUMP CTLR vdev. ALL
DUMP FILES ARE IN USE
Explanation: CCLOAD assigns dump file names from
DUMP00 to DUMP99. If all 100 files exist, dumping is
bypassed.
System Action: The command reloads the CTLR.
User Response: You must delete dump files in order
to provide dump support. You may end CCLOAD by
generating a console attention and replying Q to
message HCP8265D. Then erase unneeded dump files,
copying them to tape or to another disk for archiving, if
required. Then resume monitoring the CTLR by
reentering the CCLOAD command.
HCP8267I CTLR vdev DUMPED TO FILE fn
CCDUMP A1
Explanation: CP successfully dumped all or part of
the CTLR storage to the disk file indicated.
System Action: The command reloads the CTLR.
User Response: None is required. You may use the
CCDUMP command to format and print the dump file. If
another user ID has shared access to the dump file,
format the dump on that user ID, letting CCLOAD
continue to monitor the communication controller.
HCP8268E NO CTLR DUMP FILES WERE FOUND
Explanation: CCDUMP was invoked without a file ID
operand, or with an asterisk “*” for one or more parts.
No CTLR dump files were found that satisfied the
search criteria specified.
System Action: The command is rejected.
User Response: Access the disk containing the dump
file you want to format and print.
HCP8269E progm FAILED WITH RETURN CODE rc
Explanation: The indicated program returned an error
code to the invoking exec.
System Action: Command processing continues.
User Response: If the program is HCPCCU, contact
your service representative concerning a probable
software problem. Otherwise, refer to the Network
Program Products publications for errors reported by
IFLOADRN, IFLREAD, or IFLDUMP.
HCP8270I CTLR DUMP FILE fn ft fm HAS NOT
BEEN ERASED
Explanation: When IFLDUMP returns an error return
code, and the ERASE option was specified, the file is
not erased.
System Action: Command processing continues.
User Response: None is required. Use the ERASE
command to delete the input file if you do not expect to
rerun CCDUMP for the same file.
HCP8271D REPLY Y TO RELOAD, OTHERWISE N
Explanation: This message is displayed following
message HCP8271I if “RELOAD PROMPT” was
specified as a command operand. It provides the option
to reload an already-active CTLR.
System Action: The command waits for a user
response.
User Response: Reply as indicated. You may want to
force a reload if, for example, you have applied
maintenance to your EP control program, if the CTLR is
possibly loaded with a different control program, or for
some other reason.
HCP8271I CTLR vdev IS ACTIVE
HCP8265D HCP8271I
Explanation: CCLOAD has determined that the CTLR
communication controller is already loaded and active.
System Action: Command processing continues.
Message HCP8271D follows, if “RELOAD PROMPT”
was specified on the command line.
User Response: Reply as indicated. You may want to
force a reload if, for example, you have applied
maintenance to your EP control program, or the CTLR
is possibly loaded with a different control program.
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