Explanation: A Jobstep has ended. Fields in the message and their meanings are:
jobname The name of the Job. stepname The name of the Step. nnn The number of the Jobstep (the first step is 001, the second step is 002, etc.) pgmname The name of the program from the EXEC card status Termination Status for the step. Possible values are:
ABEND cccc where cccc is the ABEND Code. COND CODE nnnn where nnnn is the Step completion code. FLUSHED for a step which was not executed.
System Action: Processing continues.
Operator Response: None.
Explanation: The DFHSM tape volume exit, ARCTVEXT, encountered a catagory of DFHSM tape that is not recognized by the exit.
System Action: DFHSM will continue to process normally but it is important to assertain whether or not IBM added another catagory of DFHSM tape that ARCTVEXT must now handle. To have generated message, MVS002I, DFHSM would have had to receive the bit string B'0101' for the tape catagory.
Operator Response: Notify the System Programmer on call.
Explanation: The DFHSM tape volume exit, ARCTVEXT, issued a call to SVC 223 (TVM) but the SVC returned a non-zero RC.
System Action: DFHSM will continue to process normally. More than likely, the problem resulted because the TVM started task is down.
Operator Response: Check to ensure that the TVM started task is up. If it is not, issue "S TVM". If the started task is already running, notify the Systems Programmer on call.
Explanation: The DFHSM space management and backup exit, ARCSAEXT encountered an uncataloged dataset on a non-SMS managed disk volume.
System Action: This message is informational only and requires no immediate action. The Systems Programmer however may want to investigate the status of the dataset referenced in this message.
Operator Response: None.
Explanation: The System switched SMF datasets and invoked exit IEFU29 which issued a S XSUB command for the appropriate SMF Dump job. The values for c in the message are "A", "B", and "C".
System Action: The System continues processing.
Operator Response: Insure that the SMF Dump job is run.
Explanation: SMF exit IEFUJI has been invoked in behalf of a JOB or TSU and the System Maintenance Bit in the CVT is on.
System Action: If the operator replies "BYPASS", no UJT is built for the job and normal accounting requirements are waived. If the operator replies "NORMAL", normal SMF processing is carried out for the job. A reply of "CANCEL" causes the JOB or TS User to be Failed with a JCL error prior to execution.
Operator Response: Reply "CANCEL" for the JOB or TSO User unless specifically directed otherwise by Systems Programming.
Explanation: The job jobname has exceeded its TCB CPU time estimate and the System Maintenance bit in the CVT is on.
System Action: If the operator replies "CONTINUE", a ten minute CPU time extension is granted. If the operator replies "CANCEL", the job is canceled with a System Completion Code of 322.
Operator Response: Reply as instructed by Systems Programming.
Explanation: The job or step issued the indicated number of EXCP's. Description of fields in the message:
xxx JOB or STEP. yyyyyyyy Jobname or Stepname. nnn Number of EXCP's.
User Response: None.
Explanation: During auto backup, the DFHSM space management and backup exit, ARCSAEXT, encountered a non-zero return code other than X'8', (which indicates a missing catalog entry), from the "LOCATE" macro while processing the dataset referenced in this message. At the time this message was issued, DFHSM was processing a non-SMS managed disk volume.
System Action: This message is informational only and requires no immediate action. The Systems Programmer however should investigate the status of the dataset referenced in this message as soon as possible.
Operator Response: None.
Explanation: All Tasks of the Job specified have been in an SVC WAIT state for the time limit set by SMF parameter JWT. This may be due to a programming error or the job may be waiting for some external action such as the mounting of a tape volume.
System Action: If the operator replies "CANCEL", the job will be canceled with a System Completion Code of 522. If the operator replies "CONTINUE", the job will be given a ten minute wait time extension. At the end of that time, the message will be repeated if the job is still waiting.
Operator Response: If the cause of the wait is obvious (the job is waiting for a reply or tape mount), reply "CONTINUE" and take appropriate action to end the wait. If the cause of the wait is not obvious, reply "CANCEL". Do not issue an OS cancel command for the job prior to replying to this message.
Explanation: A Time Sharing Session has exceeded its allotted CPU time.
System Action: A twenty second CPU time extension will be given to allow the completion of current work after which the session will be canceled with a System Completion Code of 322.
Operator Response: None.
User Response: Complete the current operation of work (save an EDIT Session, etc.) and re-LOGON.
Explanation: Job jjjjjjjj will use the diskette volumes listed.
Operator Response: Prepare to mount those volumes on the 3540 for job jjjjjjjj.
Explanation: M indicates that volume vvvvvv is to be mounted on device ddd. In the message text, ll is the label type, jjjjjjjj is the jobname, ssssssss is the step name and dsn is the dataset name.
Operator Response: Mount volume vvvvvv on device ddd.
Explanation: Job jjjjjjjj has finished with volume vvvvvv on device ddd and it is to be demounted. In the message text, ll is the label type, ssssssss is the step name and dsn is the dataset name.
Operator Response: Remove the volume from the device.
Explanation: During RACF checking for a tape volume, the RACHECK preprocess exit found that the TIR monitor was not active. jjjjjjjj is the name of the job involved, and vvvvvv is the volser of the tape. Message MVS028A will also appear.
Operator Response: See MVS028A.
Explanation: RACF checking for a tape volume found the TIR monitor was not active to process its information request.
Operator Response: Determine if in fact the TIR monitor is not active. If TIR is not active, restart it, wait for its "TIR INITIALIZATION COMPLETE" message, and reply "RETRY". If the TIR monitor seems to be suffering some other problem, reply "CANCEL" and notify the Systems Programmer On Call. Note that replying "CANCEL" causes the job to be abended with system abend code 222.
Explanation: The system operator has replied "CANCEL" to message MVS028A.
Operator Response: None.
Explanation: RACF checking for a tape volume has encountered an unexpected problem.
Operator Response: Notify the Systems Programmer On Call of this message. Note that the job affected will be abended with system abend code 222.
Explanation: The TIR monitor has become active.
Operator Response: None.
Explanation: The TIR monitor has ended
Operator Response: None.
Explanation: The TIR monitor dequeued a TIR whose ID does not contain C'TIR '. The TIR monitor will cold start the TIR queue and continue processing.
Operator Response: Some information requests to the TIR monitor may be lost. This may cause MVS010A to be issued for some jobs.
Explanation: The TIR monitor has abended.
Operator Response: See MVS037@.
Explanation: Attach for TVM mainline has failed.
Operator Response: Notify the Systems Programmer On Call of this message. TVM will not be active until this is resolved.
Explanation: Attach for TIR MONITOR has failed.
Operator Response: Notify the Systems Programmer On Call of this message. TVM will not be active until this is resolved.
Explanation: This message comes up after the TIR Monitor has abended.
Operator Response: Reply RESTART unless this message is coming up very often in which case the Systems Programmer on call should be notified.
Explanation: This message is issued to user programs if they try to execute IEHINITT. The program is abended on a USER 1 abend.
User Response: Get PRODUCTION SERVICES to initialize your tape.
Explanation: The RACF new-password exit ICHPWX01 has determined that a user has exceeded the maximum number of userid password changes for one day. This message may be issued from the PASSWORD, ALTUSER and LOGON commands from TSO. It will not appear for batch jobs, since it is issued via TPUT.
User Response: You will not be allowed to change your password again until the next day. If desired, contact your RACF administrator to get your password and the count field maintained by ICHPWX01 reset.
Explanation: The RACF new-password exit ICHPWX01 has determined that a user is attempting to change his password to one of his previous passwords. This check is made because RACINIT and the ALTUSER command do not make this check until after ICHPWX01 has been called. The TSO PASSWORD command issues its own appropriate message. This message will not appear for batch jobs, as it is issued via TPUT.
User Response: Change your password to something that you haven't used recently.
Explanation: The SMF job initialization exit IEFUJI has received an unexpected return code from its call to Clemson's CLEMSRV subsystem request service (function 0: return JES-dependent job information) while building the SMF 220 record. An abbreviated SMF 220 record without JES-dependent information (job class, init. ID, etc) is written to SMF and the affected job proceeds.
Operator Response: Contact SYSTEMS immediately.
System Programmer Response: If the message appears for every job and LOGON, exit 252 in the SP/JES2 involved may not be enabled. Use "$ DEXIT 252" to determine this. Beyond this, refer to MU00082 and JES3010 source.
Explanation: The DF/DSS password exit ADRUPSWD has discovered that RACF is turned off and is asking the operator whether to allow the specified access. The main use of this facility will be on the backup system, so that volumes containing VSAM datasets can be accessed when their VSAM catalog is not available.
Operator Response: Contact SYSTEMS immediately.
System Programmer Response: Reply V to allow access to the entire volume, D to require authorization at the dataset level (you will get message MVS044A for every dataset on the volume), or T to terminate the DF/DSS operation.
Explanation: The DF/DSS password exit ADRUPSWD has discovered that RACF is turned off and is asking the operator whether to allow the specified access. The main use of this facility will be on the backup system, so that volumes containing VSAM datasets can be accessed when their VSAM catalog is not available.
Operator Response: Contact SYSTEMS immediately.
System Programmer Response: Reply Y to allow the access to the dataset or N to not allow access to the dataset (the operation will continue for the rest of the datasets on the volume).
Explanation: MVS makes a distinction between main storage above and below 16 megabytes. The region size requested by a batch job or TSO user is used to determine both the amount of main storage available below this 16 megabyte line (region size) and the amount of main storage available above the 16 megabyte line (extended region size). Clemson restricts the region size and extended region size to predetermined maximums. This message is issued to inform the users of the amount of memory available to the program.
User Response: None. For your information only.
Explanation: This message is issued when a user requests more storage than the Clemson defined maximum for extended region size. This message should never be issued, since a job that does this will fail during conversion.
System Action: Message MVS050I will issued for the region above the 16 megabyte line and the job will be restricted to the Clemson maximum for extended region size.
User Response: Do not code a region above the maximum allowed at Clemson. If necessary, you may code REGION=0M to always get the maximum region allowed.
Explanation: Clemson does not allow the TRANSMIT command to be used to transmit a dataset to the sender or to transmit anything to a userid on node CLEMSON that does not exist.
User Response: None
Explanation: RECEIVE command exit INMRZ11 has found DISKDUMP-format datasets, and is preparing to reformat and receive them into the dataset(s) listed.
System Action: INMRZ11 will attempt to allocate user.dataset as a new dataset by concatenating the VM fileids behind the user's current prefix (usually the userid). If a dataset by the same name already exists, the user is prompted with message MVS065A.
User Response: None (refer to MVS065A for responses to its prompt).
Explanation: The user's replied "END" to prompt message MVS065A: thus, INMRZ11 skipped processing this input file.
System Action: INMRZ11 instructs RECEIVE not to delete the input dataset. This will result in message INMR150I from RECEIVE.
User Response: None.
Explanation: One or more MVS061I messages were issued about input files that were not completely received.
System Action: INMRZ11 instructs RECEIVE not to delete the skipped input file.
User Response: None.
Explanation: A logical error was detected in the structure of the incoming DISKDUMP file. reason is one of the following:
System Action: INMRZ11 instructs RECEIVE to terminate.
User Response: Report this error to the Help Desk for problem determination. Include the message number and contents.
System Programmer Response: Examine the file in error to determine if the problem lies with the file or with INMRZ11. "Undetermined error" in this case means that the error routine was called with an unknown error code in R14.
Explanation: The user entered PARM(BYPASS) as a keyword parameter of the RECEIVE command. Note that use of PARM(BYPASS) is intended only for problem determination purposes.
System Action: INMRZ11 issues this message and allows RECEIVE to continue processing without intervention from INMRZ11.
User Response: None. Note that Diskdump conversion and/or unencoded punch file recognition will not be done.
Explanation: INMRZ11 has found that a dataset by the same name that it has constructed (or that the user entered to a previous MVS065A prompt) already exists. Message MVS066I is also issued if the user enters a "?".
System Action: INMRZ11 waits for the user's response, and then will:
User Response: Reply as desired to the prompt.
Explanation: This message is issued when the user responds "?" to MVS065A.
System Action: INMRZ11 waits for a response to MVS065A, then will act accordingly.
User Response: Reply as indicated to MVS065A.
Explanation: INMRZ11 has detected an input file that is not DISKDUMP or NETDATA format, and will attempt to receive it into dataset userid.PUNCH without any format conversion.
System Action: INMRZ11 attempts to receive the input dataset as-is into dataset userid.PUNCH. If userid.PUNCH already exists, INMRZ11 prompts for action with message MVS065A.
User Response: None (unless prompted with message MVS065A).
Explanation: INMRZ11 has completed RECEIVE processing for the dataset named in the message.
System Action: The dataset user.dataset contains an original image of the transmitted dataset. The input dataset is scheduled to be deleted by normal RECEIVE processing.
User Response: None.
Explanation: INMRZ11 was unable to OPEN the input dataset passed to it by RECEIVE.
System Action: INMRZ11 instructs RECEIVE to terminate.
User Response: Report the message to the Help Desk. Further attempts to receive the file may destroy evidence needed for problem determination.
System Programmer Response: This is caused by an OPEN failure. The error is probably internal to INMRZ11.
Explanation: INMRZ11 was unable to OPEN the output dataset. The dataset involved was named in the most recent MVS061I message.
System Action: INMRZ11 instructs RECEIVE to terminate.
User Response: Report the message to the Help Desk. Further attempts to receive the file may destroy evidence needed for problem determination.
System Programmer Response: This is caused by an OPEN failure. The error is probably internal to INMRZ11.
Explanation: INMRZ11 was unable to prompt the user (probably with message MVS065A) because:
System Action: INMRZ11 instructs RECEIVE to terminate.
User Response: Re-execute the RECEIVE command from READY mode. Use the PROFILE LIST command to see if PROFILE NOPROMPT is in effect, and issue a PROFILE PROMPT command if so. Note that it is not recommended to put a RECEIVE command in .$LOGON.
Explanation: INMRZ11 received an unexpected error from the TSO PUTGET service routine.
System Action: INMRZ11 instructs RECEIVE to terminate.
User Response: Report the message to the Help Desk.
System Programmer Response: This is an internal error in INMRZ11. Determine PUTGET's actual return code and take appropriate action.
Explanation: INMRZ11 received an unexpected error from the TSO IKJPARS service routine.
System Action: INMRZ11 instructs RECEIVE to terminate.
User Response: Report the message to the Help Desk.
System Programmer Response: This is an internal error in INMRZ11. Determine IKJPARS's actual return code and take appropriate action.
Explanation: In response to MVS065A, the user entered a dataset name that included a member name: e.g. DSNAME(MAIL(TODAY)). INMRZ11 does not presently contain support for receiving files into other than sequential datasets.
System Action: INMRZ11 ignores the membername and attempts to treat the dataset as a sequential dataset, If the dataset is in fact a PDS, message MVS075E will be issued.
User Response: None (unless MVS075E is issued).
Explanation: In response to MVS065A, the user entered the name of a dataset that was not DSORG=PS. INMRZ11 does not presently contain support for receiving files into other than sequential datasets.
System Action: INMRZ11 reissues MVS065A.
User Response: Correct the response to message MVS065A.
Explanation: The TVM MASTER LOG DATASET has reached threshold limit. xxxx data records are left to fill.
Operator Response: Notify systems of it.
System Programmer Response: None
Explanation: The TVM MASTER LOG DATASET is full and no more TVM transaction records can be written out.
Operator Response: Notify systems immediately.
System Programmer Response: NEED to dump and reinitialize TVM MASTER LOG dataset. Make sure no TAPE jobs are running while you are dumping it.
Explanation: MSC0188$ has determined that SMPCNTL has a set boundary to a current or production zone and has a command that is not "read-only".
Operator Response: Give Systems time to reply. If they do not reply in ten minutes, try to contact them. If you are unable to contact them, reply "CANCEL".
System Programmer Response: If you really mean to update the specified zone, reply "CONTINUE"; otherwise, reply "CANCEL".
Explanation: MSC0199$ has successfully set or reset bit CVTUSER5 in the high-order byte of CVTUSER, thus enabling or disabling Clemson's RACF failsoft support in exit ICHRCX01. Note that this message will "stick" for 5 seconds on the operator's console.
Operator Response: None. Information for user only.
Explanation: The parameter specified to MSC0199 was not ENABLE or DISABLE. Probably, SYS1.PROCLIB(FAILSOFT) was executed as a started procedure and the operator's START command contained an invalid parameter.
Operator Response: If MSC0199 was run by using proc FAILSOFT, correct the PARM= value and reenter the START FAILSOFT command.
Explanation: Clemson's RACF failsoft processing has allowed user uuuuuuuu access to the resource named in the message. If class is DATASET and a volume is present, the volser will contain the volume that the dataset resides on. Usertype will be either USER (if an ACEE exists) or JOB or TSU. Note that started tasks already have messages issued by standard RACF failsoft processing.
Operator Response: None. Informational only.
Explanation: Program MSC0189$ has completed. All MVS02 data sets were already cataloged correctly.
Operator Response: None. Informational only.
Explanation: Program MSC0189$ has completed. nnnn data sets were recataloged to point to the current MVS02 volume.
Operator Response: None. Informational only.
Explanation: Program MSC0201$ determined that nnnnnnn full cylinders were available on the work packs. This message will stick on the console if the number of available cylinders is less than the value specified in the parm to MSC0201$. Started task WORKSPC executes MSC0201$.
Operator Response: Informational only. Action may be required if the amount of space on the WORK packs gets low.
Explanation: Program MSC0201$ determined that the parameter passed to it is not a number between 0 and 9999999.
System Programmer Response: Specify parm correctly.
Explanation: Module JES4000 encountered a problem. Refer to reason for the type of problem.
Operator Response: None.
System Programmer Response: Evaluate the reason to determine the required action.
Explanation: The Clemson DADSM exit IGGPRE00 found that required module xxxxxxx was not present. xxxxxxx may be either CAH0011 (the Clemson disk allocation volume table) or CAH0030 (the Clemson tape allocation hook).
Operator Response: Notify the System Programmer On Call.
System Programmer Response: Determine why the named module is not present in SYS1.LPALIB, then correct the problem and re-IPL specifying "CLPA".
Explanation: The Clemson DADSM exit IGGPRE00 detected an error which should not have occurred. description will provide more information about the error. Currently, the only such error is "TRKCALC FAILED".
Operator Response: Notify the System Programmer On Call.
System Programmer Response: Determine and correct the cause of the error.
Explanation: The volume vvvvvv was not found in Clemson's disk allocation table CAH0011 by IGGPRE00, the Clemson DADSM exit. Common causes of this are:
Operator Response: Notify the System Programmer On Call.
System Programmer Response: Determine if the problem lies with CAH0011 or VATLST00. If possible, you can vary offline the offending device(s) to prevent further requests for them, then correct CAH0011 and/or VATLST00 for the next system IPL. IGGPRE00 will fail all disk space requests that cause this message to be issued. Note that this message is not issued for users with a diskpool of SYS.
Explanation: The user is not authorized to create datasets on volume vvvvvv.
User Response: Attempt to create the dataset on a suitable volume.
Explanation: The diskpool pppp is not defined in table CAH0011.
System Programmer Response: The user's CACCT probably has an undefined diskpool. Correct the diskpool and attempt to create the dataset again.
Explanation: The DADSM exit's call to the DSARS service routine failed. The reason for failure appears in the message.
Operator Response: Notify the System Programmer On Call.
System Programmer Response: Locate and correct the error. The error may be in the DSARS address space, the DSARS interface or the DADSM exit in EXTEND processing.
Explanation: The DADSM exit could not find the userid to which a managed dataset belongs in RACF, and was thus unable to add an extent to the dataset.
User Response: If the dataset is necessary, it should be renamed or copied to a dataset name under a valid userid.
Explanation: The DADSM exit suffered a RACF error while attempting to read the profile for userid uuuuuuu.
System Programmer Response: Determine the error from the return and reason codes in the message, and correct the problem.
Explanation: The DADSM exit has increased the size of dataset ddddddd to its maximum allowed size. The next attempt to add an extent to the dataset will cause a system E37-0C abend.
User Response: None: informational only.
Explanation: The DADSM exit has denied a request to add space to dataset ddddddd, since it is already at its maximum size. This message is usually followed by a system E37-0C abend.
User Response: None: If the dataset is a PDS, some space may be regained by compressing it. Otherwise, if the dataset is not large enough, see Computer Resources to authorize more disk space for it.
Explanation: While attempting to cancel job jjjjjjjj for exceeding the number of tape drives requested by jjjjjjjj's /*JOBPARM TAPES= statement, an internal error occurred.
Operator Response: Cancel job jjjjjjjj as requested.
System Programmer Response: MPF exit TVM0700 received a nonzero return code from SVC 34. Examine SYSLOG to find the reason for SVC 34's failure.
Explanation: During execution, it was found that a job was allocated to more tape drives than its /*JOBPARM TAPES= value. This message is followed by an internally-issued CANCEL command.
Operator Response: None: informational only.
User Response: Increase the number of tape drives requested on the job's /*JOBPARM TAPES= statement.
Explanation: MPF exit TVM0700 received a nonzero return code from the MVS subsystem interface.
Operator Response: Notify the System Programmer On Call.
System Programmer Response: If this message occurs for every tape mount, JES2 exit 252 may be inactive. Use the $ DEXIT 252 command to see if this is the case. Otherwise, refer to usermod MU00031.
Explanation: DSMDSARI could not locate the Data Set Authorization Request Communications area.
Operator Response: Insure that DSARS is started.
Explanation: DSMDSARI has not received a response from DSARS in a reasonable amount of time.
Operator Response: Insure that DSARS is started.
Explanation: DSMDSARI detected that DAR queue is not active.
Operator Response: Insure that DSARS is started.
Explanation: DSMDSARI detected that DAR queue is not active.
Operator Response: Insure that DSARS is started.
Explanation: A post error occured when DSMDSARI attempted to post DSARS. No action is required because other error handling will occur.
Operator Response: None.
Explanation: The QEDIT macro used to free the Start CIB returned a non-zero return code.
Operator Response: None.
Explanation: DSARS has been started and is now active.
Operator Response: None.
Explanation: DSARS found a DAR on queue that had an invalid ID. DSARS throws the queue away and counts on DSMDSARI to redrive the requests after timing out.
Operator Response: None.
Explanation: DSARS has ended.
Operator Response: None.
Explanation: DSARS has abended.
Operator Response: Notify the SPOC.
System Programmer Response: Analyze the error and restart DSARS.
Explanation: DSARS is already active.
Operator Response: None.
Explanation: A STOP command has been issued for DSARS.
Operator Response: None.
Explanation: A modify command was issued for DSARS and the command was ignored.
Operator Response: None.
Explanation: DSARS could not locate the UVT.
Operator Response: Notify the SPOC.
System Programmer Response: Determine why the UVT does not exist.
Explanation: Cross-memory post failed for the issuer of a DAR.
Operator Response: None.
Explanation: An error identified by a previous message has caused DSARS to fail.
Operator Response: Notify the SPOC.
System Programmer Response: Determine the reason for failure and restart DSARS.
Reserved for LSM development
Explanation: The Qedit macro used to free the start CIB returned a non-zero return code.
Operator Response: None.
Explanation: NUKE128 has been started and is now active.
Operator Response: None.
Explanation: A MVS STOP command has been issued for NUKE128.
Operator Response: None.
Explanation: A command to NUKE128 other than STOP was issued. All commands other than STOP are ignored.
Operator Response: None.
Explanation: NUKE128 is already active.
Operator Response: None.
Explanation: EDUSERV is already active.
Operator Response: None.
Explanation: The Qedit macro used to free the start CIB returned a non-zero return code.
Operator Response: None.
Explanation: EDUSERV has been started and is now active.
Operator Response: None.
Explanation: A MVS STOP command has been issued for EDUSERV.
Operator Response: None.
Explanation: A command to EDUSERV other than STOP was issued. All commands other than STOP are ignored.
Operator Response: None.
Explanation: The job named "jjjjjjjj" has requested a user scratch tape. User scratch tapes (unnamed tape volumes) are no longer supported at Clemson.
System Action: The job is cancelled.
Operator Response: None.
User Response: Contact the Help Desk at 656-3494. They will assist you in checking out a T-tape.
Explanation: An attempt was made to rename a MAKEDS-managed dataset. Doing so would remove the dataset from MAKEDS's control and make it eligible to be scratched.
Operator Response: None.
Explanation: An attempt was made to rename a DSM-authorized dataset. The rename request is allowed, but the user should be aware that he may be allowing the dataset to be scratched.
Operator Response: None.
Explanation: The RACF RACINIT post-processing exit (ICHRIX02) has determined that the Cacct used by the tso user, batch job, or started task has been turned off by the CACCT command with keyword REVOKE.
User Response: Contact the Cacct owner or persons with alter access to determine why it has been revoked. The CACCT command keyword RESUME will unrevoke and allow use of the account number.
Explanation: The RACF RACINIT post-processing exit (ICHRIX02) has determined that the Cacct used by the tso user, batch job, or started task has been turned off because the expiration date has passed.
User Response: Production Services can reset the expiration date when requested by the owner of the Cacct.
Explanation: The RACF RACINIT post-processing exit (ICHRIX02) has determined that the Cacct used by the tso user, batch job, or started task has been turned off because the Cacct is due to be deleted. This function is not currently in use. But it will be used by an automatic account number cleanup program someday.
User Response: Contact the owner of the Cacct to find out why the Cacct has been deleted or use a valid Cacct.
Explanation: The RACF RACINIT post-processing exit (ICHRIX02) has determined that the Cacct used by the tso user, batch job, or started task has been turned off because the Cacct's expenditure limit has been surpassed.
User Response: The limit and the expenditures against that limit may be listed using the CACCT command. The limit may be increased by the owner or anyone with alter access to the Cacct.
Explanation: The RACF RACINIT post-processing exit (ICHRIX02) has determined that the Cacct used by the tso user, batch job, or started task has been turned off for an unknown reason.
User Response: The owner of the Cacct should contact Production Services or the Billing group of the Computer Center.
Explanation: The RACF RACINIT post-processing exit (ICHRIX02) has determined that the Cacct used by the tso user, batch job, or started task has been turned off because the University Expenditure account has unpaid bills surpassing the credit limit set by University accounting.
User Response: The owner of the Cacct should contact Production Services or the Billing group of the Computer Center.
Explanation: The RACF RACINIT post-processing exit (ICHRIX02) has determined that the Cacct used by the tso user, batch job, or started task has been turned off because the University Expenditure account has surpassed the limit of computing charges set by Computer Center billing.
User Response: The owner of the Cacct should contact Production Services or the Billing group of the Computer Center.
Explanation: The RACF RACINIT post-processing exit (ICHRIX02) has determined that the Cacct used by the tso user, batch job, or started task has been turned off because the University Expenditure account has passed the expiration date set by Computer Center billing.
User Response: The owner of the Cacct should contact Production Services or the Billing group of the Computer Center.
Explanation: The RACF RACINIT post-processing exit (ICHRIX02) has determined that the Cacct used by the tso user, batch job, or started task has been turned off because the computer account is not connected to a valid University Expenditure account.
User Response: The owner of the Cacct should contact Production Services or the Billing group of the Computer Center.
Explanation: The RACF RACINIT post-processing exit (ICHRIX02) has determined that the Cacct specified or defaulted to by the tso user, batch job, or started task is either in the wrong format or is not defined to RACF.
User Response: Enter a correctly formated computer account or have the owner of the computer account contact Production Services.
Explanation: The RACF RACINIT post-processing exit (ICHRIX02) was unable to read from RACF the necessary information about the userid. The tso user, batch job, or started task is failed.
User Response: Either specify all information such as computer account and group or contact the owner of the userid.
Explanation: The RACF RACINIT post-processing exit (ICHRIX02) was unable to read from RACF the necessary information about the computer account. The tso user, batch job, or started task is failed.
User Response: Contact the owner of the computer account.
Explanation: The RACF RACINIT post-processing exit (ICHRIX02) failed the tso user, batch job, or started task because the userid does not have the necessary access level to use the computer account specified or defaulted to. A batch job or started task requires read access. A limited function tso user requires update access. And a full function tso user requires control access.
User Response: Use a computer account to which you have the necessary access.
Explanation: The RACF RACINIT post-processing exit (ICHRIX02) failed the tso user, batch job, or started task for some previous reason. xxxxxxxx is the computer account the userid attempted to use.
User Response: Have this information available if you require assistance. NOTE: Any message written by ICHRIX02 will be followed by an additional message saying: USE ANOTHER COMPUTER ACCOUNT OR CONTACT THE ACS HELP DESK FOR ASSISTANCE.
Explanation: The volume specified with VVVVVV and a control unit address of UUU is now the current IPL volume. Also a time and date stamp are displayed.
Operator Response: None.
Explanation: The TIME MACRO in program WHEREIPL returned a non zero return code indicating the clock is damaged.
Operator Response: Probable hardware problem, notify systems about it.
Explanation: The input parm in WHEREIPL located in SYS1.PROCLIB was invalid. Correct it and rerun the program again.
Operator Response: Notify systems about it. Manually check current IPL volume to make sure it is the correct IPL volume.
System Programmer Response: valid parm is "xxxxxx", where:
Explanation: The IPL volume and the required volume parameter specified in the proc WHEREIPL did not match. If the volume parameter is "PRDSYS" then the required volume is based on the value specified in the dataset SYSTEMS.CURRENT.SYSTEM.
Operator Response: Check IPL volume, make sure it is the one you want and reply "U" or reIPL the system from the right volume.
System Programmer Response: Check to make sure SYSTEMS.CURRENT.SYSTEM accurately reflects the correct IPL volume.
Explanation: This message will always be issued with a MVS1032A. It shows what the required IPL volume is supposed to be and what volume you are currently IPLing from.
Operator Response: Check to make sure that the IPL volume you are IPLing from is the correct IPL volume.
System Programmer Response: Check to make sure that the dataset SYSTEMS.CURRENT.SYSTEM accurately reflects the correct IPL volume.
Explanation: WHEREIPL detected an error while reading the dataset SYSTEMS.CURRENT.SYSTEM.
Operator Response: Check and make sure you are IPLing from correct volume. Also notify systems about it.
System Programmer Response: Check SYSTEMS.CURRENT.SYSTEM. Possible cause, empty dataset.
Explanation: HSMWAIT was waiting for HSM to come up, but timed out after 15 minutes.
Operator Response: If you know that HSM failed abnormally and should not be restarted, then reply "CANCEL". Otherwise, if HSM has not been started, reply "WAIT" and start HSM. If HSM does not come up properly within 15 minutes, you will get the message again and should reply "CANCEL".
System Programmer Response: Look into reasons why HSM might not have started.
Explanation: HSMWAIT was waiting for HSM to come down, but timed out after 15 minutes.
Operator Response: If HSM is down, then reply "CANCEL". Otherwise, reply "WAIT" and bring HSM down. If HSM does not come down within 15 minutes, you will get the message again and should reply "CANCEL".
System Programmer Response: None unless the operator had to reply "CANCEL". In that case, check the job responsible for issuing HSMWAIT.
Explanation: A Clemson exit from the RACF DELUSER command has determined that Clemson-specific userid information still exists for userid user, and instructs DELUSER to disallow the delete request. DELUSER will issue message ICH04007I when this occurs.
User Response: Issue the USER command with the DELETE operand to remove the userid's TSO extension. USER will also delete the user's JOBQUEUE profile, catalog alias, and UADS and BRODCAST entries.
System Programmer Response: DELUSER command exit ICHCCX00 issues this message if TSO information exists for the userid in question, but only if DELUSER's issuer is authorized to delete the userid and if there are no problems reading the userid profile from RACF (if neither are true, ICHCCX00 assumes that DELUSER will issue the appropriate messages).
Explanation: A Clemson exit from the RACF DELGROUP command has determined that RACF group (xxxxxxx) still has datasets cataloged. A list of the datasets involved should precede this message.
User Response: DELGROUP will not allow you to delete this group while there are datasets cataloged under it. You must delete, rename, or uncatalog the datasets listed before DELGROUP will delete the group.
System Programmer Response: DELGROUP command exit ICHCCX00 issues this message if service routine RAC0230 determines that there are datasets cataloged under the groupname. If RAC0230 finds no datasets, it will delete the group's catalog alias internally.
Explanation: This job requires that no time sharing users be logged on while this job xxxxxxxx is running.
Operator Response: Get rid of all time sharing users logged on and then reply RETRY. To get a list of users logged on just reply RETRY to the above message.
Explanation: This job requires that job yyyyyyyy must not be running while job xxxxxxxx is running.
Operator Response: Get rid of JOB yyyyyyyy and reply RETRY.
Explanation: This job requires that no time sharing users be logged on AND also no other batch jobs be running while job xxxxxxxx is running.
Operator Response: Get rid of all time sharing users logged on and all other batch jobs and then reply RETRY. To get a list of all users logged on and batch jobs running, just reply RETRY.
Explanation: This job requires that no other jobs should be running which use tape drives while job xxxxxxxx is running.
Operator Response: Get rid of all other jobs using tape drives and then reply RETRY. To get a list of jobs using tape drives, reply RETRY.
Explanation: The operator has replied something other than RETRY to MVS1044A, MVS1045A, MVS1046A, or MVS1047A. The same message will be reissued so the operator may reply RETRY.
Operator Response: See the Operator Response for MVS1044A, MVS1045A, MVS1046A, or MVS1047A, whichever is appropriate.
Explanation: RACDEF pre-processing exit ICHRDX01 has detected an attempt to define a profile in class DCSUBSCH which:
System Programmer Response: Ensure that either the profile named in MVS1050I exists, or that the user has at least READ access to the profile named in MVS1051I.
Explanation: The user attempted to define a subschema profile in class DCSUBSCH, but did not use the proper syntax for such a profile.
User Response: Use the correct format for an IDMS/DC subschema profile: that is, cvname.subschema (e.g. 'CVTEST.IDMSNWKA').
Explanation: Time sharing user uuuuuuu is logged on while the job that issued the message requires that no time sharing users be logged on.
Operator Response: This is an informational message, see the Operator Response for the following action message.
Explanation: Job jjjjjjjj is running while the job that issued the message requires that job jjjjjjjj not be running.
Operator Response: This is an informational message, see the Operator Response for the following action message.
Explanation: Job jjjjjjjj is running while the job that issued the message requires that no jobs be running.
Operator Response: This is an informational message, see the Operator Response for the following action message.
Explanation: Job jjjjjjjj, which uses a tape, is running while the job that issued the message requires that no tape jobs be running.
Operator Response: This is an informational message, see the Operator Response for the following action message.
Explanation: An SDUMP macro failed in HSC exit SLSUX01.
Operator Response: Leave a message for the SPOC.
Explanation: The ASCB for the HSC could not be located when preparing to take a system dump of the HSC address space. See HSC user exit SLSUX01.
Operator Response: Leave a message for the SPOC.
Explanation: The scratch pool name in a mount message is not valid.
Operator Response: Cancel the job.
Explanation: In response to a non-specific scratch mount request, automated tape library software invoked Clemson's user exit 1, which selected the tape pool to use for satisfying the mount request. This message documents the tape pool selected.
System Action: Processing continues.
Operator Response: None; informational only.
Explanation: The primary authentication server is not responding. All authentication attempts will be sent to the secondary authentication server. If the secondary authentication server also fails, then RACF will be used for MVS authentication.
Operator Response: Check the remote LANview console for red server icons. If any servers are marked red, then you need to contact LANOC. If multiple servers are marked red, then a network problem may exist, so you may need to inform NSPOC. If no server or network problems are apparent, contact the MVS SPOC to check the authentication client running on MVS. After you are informed by the appropriate SPOC that the problem has been resolved, reply to the WTOR message with your initials.