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

VM Dump Tool (VMDT) Messages
HCQ001E Unrecognized operand - operand
Explanation: The indicated operand is not valid or not
recognized for the subcommand with which it was
issued.
System Action: The subcommand terminates.
User Response: Enter the subcommand again with a
correct operand.
HCQ001W Unrecognized operand ignored -
operand
Explanation: The indicated operand is not valid or not
recognized for the subcommand with which it was
issued.
System Action: Processing continues.
User Response: Enter the subcommand again with a
correct operand.
HCQ002E operand missing
Explanation: The indicated operand is required for
this subcommand or macro, but was not found.
System Action: The subcommand or macro
terminates.
User Response: Enter the subcommand or macro
again with the required information.
HCQ003E xxxxxxxx contains non-hex data
Explanation: The indicated term must be a
hexadecimal value, but contains a character other than
0-9 and A-F.
System Action: The subcommand or macro
terminates.
User Response: Enter the subcommand or macro
again with hex data.
HCQ004E Page xxxxxxxx not in dump
Explanation: A page was requested either directly via
subcommand or macro or indirectly by processing within
a subcommand or macro and that page is not present in
the dump. If ’virtual’ is displayed, the page is a
host-virtual address. In all other cases, it is a CP
address.
Form: The format of the page address when the high
order word is zero is controlled by the SET HIWord
command. Forms include:
yyyyyyyy_yyyyyyyy
0_yyyyyyyy
_yyyyyyyy
System Action: The subcommand or macro
terminates.
User Response: Request a page that exists in the
dump.
HCQ004W Page xxxxxxxx not in dump
Explanation: A page was requested either directly via
subcommand or macro or indirectly by processing within
a subcommand or macro and that page is not present in
the dump. If ’virtual’ is displayed, the page is a
host-virtual address. In all other cases, it is a CP
address. This message is issued only when the SKIPS
option is used on the LOCATE subcommand indicating
that the user wishes to be notified of all pages that were
not found.
Form: The format of the page address when the high
order word is zero is controlled by the SET HIWord
command. Forms include:
yyyyyyyy_yyyyyyyy
0_yyyyyyyy
_yyyyyyyy
System Action: Processing continues.
HCQ001E HCQ006E
User Response: Request a page that exists in the
dump. To supress this message from LOCATE, do not
use the SKIPS operand.
HCQ005E xxxxxxxx not yyyyyyyy aligned
Explanation: The address for the xxxxxxxx term is
required to be aligned to the boundary indicated by
yyyyyyyy, but was not. Boundaries required can include
the following:
v half-word (ends in 0, 2, 4, 6, 8, A or C): instruction
v full-word (ends in 0, 4, 8 or C): many control blocks
v double-word (ends in 0 or 8): CCWs, some control
blocks
v quad-word (ends in 0): Frame Table Entry
System Action: The subcommand or macro
terminates.
User Response: Enter the subcommand or macro
again using an address with the proper alignment.
HCQ006E Extra parameter - parameter
Explanation: The indicated parameter was found, but
no more parameters are expected or allowed for this
subcommand or macro.
System Action: The subcommand or macro
terminates.
User Response: Enter the subcommand or macro
again using the correct parameters.
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