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

HCQ079E HCQ086E
HCQ079E VMDBK at xxxxxxxx has a zero chain
pointer
Explanation: In following the chain of VMDBKs, a
zero forward pointer was found in the indicated VMDBK.
This should not happen in the VMDBK chain. The
information requested is not available from this
subcommand or macro.
System Action: The subcommand or macro
terminates.
User Response: Try identifying another way to find
the information you need.
HCQ080E Unrecognized system service name,
use *ALL for a list
Explanation: The system service name is not valid.
The *ALL parameter produces a list of all of the system
services available.
System Action: The subcommand or macro
terminates.
User Response: Enter the subcommand or macro
again using the correct system service name.
HCQ081E Unknown xxxx
Explanation: The requested input could not be
resolved as the indicated item (CP command, CMS
command, XEDIT commands, VM Dump Tool command
or Subset command).
System Action: The subcommand or macro
terminates.
User Response: Be sure you have specified a correct
CP, CMS, XEDIT, VM Dump Tool or Subset command.
If the command is for CP, CMS or XEDIT , try using the
CP, CMS, or XEDIT VM Dump Tool subcommand as a
prefix for the desired command.
HCQ082W Dump not complete when it was
created
Explanation: The information inside the dump file
indicates that when the dump was taken it did not
complete successfully.
System Action: Processing continues. Some areas of
the dump may not be available, which could cause
warnings or errors from some subcommands or macros.
User Response: Try to determine why the dump did
not complete. Be sure enough dump space is allocated.
If the problem persists, contact your IBM Support
Center.
480 z/VM: System Messages and Codes — CP
HCQ083W Dump not completely loaded by the
DUMPLOAD command
Explanation: The information inside the dump file
indicates that when the dump was processed by
DUMPLOAD, it did not complete successfully.
System Action: Processing continues. Some areas of
the dump may not be available, which could cause
warnings or errors from some subcommands or macros.
User Response: Try to determine why the dump was
not loaded completely. Be sure enough space is
allocated in which to read in the dump file. If the
problem persists, contact your IBM Support Center.
HCQ084W Dump not completely loaded, unknown
reason
Explanation: The information inside the dump file
indicates that when the dump was processed by
DUMPLOAD, it did not complete successfully, but the
reasons for this are unclear in the dump.
System Action: Processing continues. Some areas of
the dump may not be available, which could cause
warnings or errors from some subcommands or macros.
User Response: See if any errors occurred during the
DUMPLOAD. Be sure enough space is allocated in
which to read in the dump file. If the problem persists,
contact your IBM Support Center.
HCQ085E Invalid bit on in table at address - yy
Explanation: A possible error may exist in either the
requested subcommand or macro, or in the CP tables in
the dump, used for address translation. The bit
indicated by yy was found to be set to 1 in the indicated
table at the indicated address. This condition was not
anticipated and is not meaningful.
System Action: The subcommand or macro
terminates.
User Response: Be sure the requested address is
correct. If the problem persists, contact your IBM
Support Center.
HCQ086E Name not found in dump - name
Explanation: The module or entry point name given to
the MAP subcommand could not be located in the
dump.
System Action: The operation terminates.
User Response: Be sure the name is correct and
retry the subcommand.