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IOV104<br />

Explanation: (soft abend) A device simulation routine<br />

presented initial status containing device end with<br />

neither channel end nor busy. H<strong>CP</strong>IOVUS detects this<br />

error.<br />

User Response: The SAVBK chain anchored in<br />

IORSAVE indicates the environment at the time of the<br />

failure. The <strong>CP</strong>CBK (in this SAVBK) indicates the status<br />

of simulation for the current CCW. <strong>CP</strong>CRTNAD<br />

addresses the simulation routine being used. If the logic<br />

of the simulation routine causes it to present status<br />

incorrectly, correct it so that when it presents device end<br />

in initial status, either channel end or busy also<br />

appears.<br />

Note: H<strong>CP</strong>IOVUS may have been entered using a<br />

CALL to H<strong>CP</strong>IOVUC.<br />

IOV105<br />

Explanation: (soft abend) A device simulation routine<br />

presented status that lacks device end after previously<br />

presenting channel end for the current CCW.<br />

H<strong>CP</strong>IOVUS detects this error.<br />

User Response: The SAVBK chain anchored in<br />

IORSAVE indicates the environment at the time of the<br />

failure. The <strong>CP</strong>CBK (in this SAVBK) indicates the status<br />

of simulation for the current CCW. <strong>CP</strong>CRTNAD<br />

addresses the simulation routine being used. If the logic<br />

of the simulation routine causes it to present status<br />

incorrectly, correct it so that once it presents channel<br />

end for a comm<strong>and</strong>, the next status presented contains<br />

device end. Otherwise, try to determine how<br />

<strong>CP</strong>CDTFLG.<strong>CP</strong>CDTCER (byte.bit) was set on<br />

incorrectly.<br />

Note: H<strong>CP</strong>IOVUS may have been entered using a<br />

CALL to H<strong>CP</strong>IOVUC.<br />

IOV106<br />

Explanation: (soft abend) A device simulation routine<br />

requested data service after presenting nonzero status<br />

for the current CCW. H<strong>CP</strong>IO<strong>VM</strong>V detects this error.<br />

User Response: The SAVBK chain anchored in<br />

IORSAVE indicates the environment at the time of the<br />

failure. The <strong>CP</strong>CBK (in this SAVBK) indicates the status<br />

of simulation for the current CCW. <strong>CP</strong>CRTNAD<br />

addresses the simulation routine being used. If the logic<br />

for the simulation routine causes it to request data<br />

incorrectly, correct it so that it does not request data<br />

from the channel simulator after presenting nonzero<br />

status for a CCW. Otherwise, try to determine how<br />

<strong>CP</strong>CDTFLG.<strong>CP</strong>CDTCER or <strong>CP</strong>CDTFLG.<strong>CP</strong>CDTEND<br />

was set on incorrectly.<br />

IOV107<br />

Explanation: (soft abend) A device simulation routine<br />

requested additional data service for the current CCW<br />

after being signalled to stop data transfer. H<strong>CP</strong>IO<strong>VM</strong>V<br />

detects this error.<br />

User Response: The SAVBK chain anchored in<br />

IORSAVE indicates the environment at the time of the<br />

failure. The <strong>CP</strong>CBK (in this SAVBK) indicates the status<br />

of simulation for the current CCW. <strong>CP</strong>CRTNAD<br />

addresses the simulation routine being used. If the logic<br />

for the simulation routine causes it to request data<br />

incorrectly, correct it so that it does not request data<br />

from the channel simulator after receiving a stop signal.<br />

Otherwise, try to determine how<br />

<strong>CP</strong>CDTFLG.<strong>CP</strong>CDTSTP (byte.bit) was set on<br />

incorrectly.<br />

IOV108<br />

Explanation: (soft abend) A device simulation routine<br />

invoked H<strong>CP</strong>IOVUC, specifying sense data length zero.<br />

User Response: The SAVBK chain anchored in<br />

IORSAVE indicates the environment at the time of the<br />

failure. The <strong>CP</strong>CBK (in this SAVBK) indicates the status<br />

of simulation for the current CCW. <strong>CP</strong>CRTNAD<br />

addresses the simulation routine being used. If the logic<br />

for the simulation routine causes it to present sense<br />

data incorrectly, correct it to invoke H<strong>CP</strong>IOVUC with a<br />

nonzero length for the sense data. Otherwise, try to<br />

determine how H<strong>CP</strong>IOVUC lost the correct data count.<br />

IOV109<br />

Explanation: (soft abend) A device simulation routine<br />

invoked H<strong>CP</strong>IOVUC, specifying sense data that<br />

overlaps the sense data in the IORBK.<br />

User Response: The SAVBK chain anchored in<br />

IORSAVE indicates the environment at the time of the<br />

failure. The <strong>CP</strong>CBK (in this SAVBK) indicates the status<br />

of simulation for the current CCW. <strong>CP</strong>CRTNAD<br />

addresses the simulation routine being used. If the logic<br />

for the simulation routine causes it to present sense<br />

data incorrectly, correct it to invoke H<strong>CP</strong>IOVUC with a<br />

source address for the sense data so that none of the<br />

sense bytes are within the active IORBK’s sense field.<br />

Otherwise, try to determine how H<strong>CP</strong>IOVUC lost the<br />

correct sense data address <strong>and</strong>/or count.<br />

IOV110<br />

IOV104 IOV110<br />

Explanation: (soft abend) A device simulation routine<br />

invoked H<strong>CP</strong>IOVUC, specifying more sense data than<br />

an IORBK can contain.<br />

User Response: The SAVBK chain anchored in<br />

IORSAVE indicates the environment at the time of the<br />

failure. The <strong>CP</strong>CBK (in this SAVBK) indicates the status<br />

of simulation for the current CCW. <strong>CP</strong>CRTNAD<br />

addresses the simulation routine being used. If the logic<br />

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