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

CMS that is VM/ESA 2.1.0 or later.
HCQ071E Definition for name not found
Explanation: The definition for the requested byte,
field, or control block could not be found in the definition
file.
System Action: The subcommand or macro
terminates.
User Response: Ensure you have specified the
correct name of the byte or control block. If this is not
an IBM-supplied CP control block, then consider adding
the definition to the control block definition file (see
"Appendix D" of the z/VM: VM Dump Tool). If this is an
IBM-supplied CP control block, contact your IBM
Support Center.
HCQ072E Definition for the following fields not
found
Explanation: The definition of the indicated fields
could not be found in the definition file.
System Action: The subcommand or macro
terminates.
User Response: Be sure you have specified the
correct names of the fields. If this is not an
IBM-supplied CP control block, then consider adding the
definition of the fields to the control block definition file
(see "Appendix D" of the z/VM: VM Dump Tool). If these
fields are part of an IBM-supplied CP control block,
contact your IBM Support Center.
HCQ073E blockname not found, CP EXIT
information not available
Explanation: The control block indicated by
blockname is required to find the CP EXIT information
in the dump and could not be located. If this is a soft
abend dump, then probably the required part of storage
was not included in the dump.
System Action: The subcommand or macro
terminates.
User Response: The information is not available. Try
another approach to find the information you are looking
for.
HCQ074E Trace entry at address is non-standard
Explanation: A trace entry other than types 74 or 75
has been encountered. This trace entry is most likely
produced by non-IBM code and cannot be interpreted
by the VM Dump Tool.
System Action: The subcommand or macro
terminates.
User Response: Look at the data in the vicinity of the
failing address. Then determine the address of the next
valid trace entry (it will start with 74 or 75). Reissue the
TRACE subcommand starting with that address.
HCQ075E Error getting blockname
Explanation: The MAPIUCV macro encountered an
error in trying to fetch the control block indicated by
blockname from the dump. This probably indicates an
error in either the requested subcommand or macro, or
in the CP tables used to control IUCV.
System Action: The subcommand or macro
terminates.
User Response: Try to find the required information
from another source. If the problem persists, contact
your IBM Support Center.
HCQ076E Error in byte definition - xxxxxxxx
yyyyyyyy
Explanation: A structural error was found in the
control block definition file for the requested byte
indicated by xxxxxxxx. The data indicated by yyyyyyyy
should have been ’*BITS’ or ’*CODE’ but was not.
System Action: The subcommand or macro
terminates.
User Response: Be sure you have specified the
correct name of the byte. If this is not an IBM-supplied
CP control block, then consider adding the definition of
the fields to the control block definition file (see
"Appendix D" of the z/VM: VM Dump Tool). If this byte
is part of an IBM-supplied CP control block, contact
your IBM Support Center.
HCQ077W Length 0 not allowed, set to n
Explanation: A length value of zero was found but is
not allowed.
System Action: The length value is set to the value
indicated and processing continues.
User Response: Enter the subcommand again with a
proper length value.
HCQ078E Error getting storage
HCQ071E HCQ078E
Explanation: An error was returned when the VM
Dump Tool tried to acquire storage to hold map
information or a field or control block definition.
System Action: The subcommand or macro
terminates.
User Response: Try running the VM Dump Tool in a
larger virtual machine. If the requested control block is
installation-defined, be sure the definition is correct. If
the requested control block is in CP and is IBM-supplied
and the problem persists, contact your IBM Support
Center.
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