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This section describes messages issued by the IFS task group. These messages include T00IJ000 through T00IJ099.
Explanation An operator command was directed to Cisco IOS for S/390. This message echoes the command to the log.
Explanation The command (command) could not be identified by any of the usual methods for further processing. The command is ignored.
Recommended Action Issue a valid command.
Explanation The TSO Parse Service routine found no command verb to process.
Recommended Action Reissue the command with a valid command verb.
Explanation A command that is defined for use by a specific task group has been requested to be directed to another task group where it is not defined. The command is ignored.
| cmnd_name | Name of the command |
| rtgid | Task group requested in the command |
| stgid | Only task group that supports the specified command |
Recommended Action Reissue the command, omitting the task group specification, or select a different command for the specified task group.
Explanation The task group task_group_id supporting this command is not present. The command is ignored.
Recommended Action Activate the task group by starting a task within the task group.
Explanation The requested task group (task_group_id) supporting this command has no active tasks to process this command.
Recommended Action Start a task within the task group, then reissue the command.
Explanation A command script execution that was requested via the % was ignored because the member name following the % did not match the rules for a member name. Either the name was too long or it contained special characters.
Recommended Action Reissue the command with a valid member name.
Explanation The L= specification on a command is invalid. Either the console number is invalid or the screen area specified by the letter does not exist on the console.
| nn | Console requested for direction of screen output. |
| a | Screen area requested for direction of command output. |
Recommended Action Reissue the command either with a valid L= specification or omitting the L= specification. Test the validity of the console number alone by omitting the screen area specification (i.e., L=nn).
Explanation Displays command images from the command script being executed.
| mem | Command script member name. |
| image | Image of the command line being executed. |
Recommended Action To suppress listing of every command as it is executed, insert a NOLIST statement in the command script to disable subsequent listing of command images.
Explanation Displays a command image from the script being executed. The command displayed has ABENDed or received a nonzero return code.
| mem | Command script member name. |
| rc | Hexadecimal return code or ABEND code. |
| image | Image of the command line completing in error. |
Recommended Action If NOFLUSH is not active, subsequent commands are bypassed.
Explanation An open failure occurred during an attempt to read and process a command script.
Recommended Action Check to see if the SYSPROC DD statement is present in the JCL procedure for the address space and that the library has not been destroyed.
Explanation The specified command script was not present in any data set defined by the SYSPROC DD statement in the address space JCL or current SYSPROC allocation. The mem is the command script member name requested.
Recommended Action Check to see if the requested member is present in the current SYSPROC DD statement in the address space JCL or current SYSPROC allocation.
Explanation Due to a previous command completing in error (nonzero return code), subsequent commands have been bypassed.
| mem | Command script member name. |
| image | Image of the command line whose execution was bypassed. |
Recommended Action If the command is not dependent on successful execution of previous commands, insert a NOFLUSH statement in the command script where dependencies do not exist.
Explanation This is in response to an operator stop command for the address space. To avoid a mistake (such as the wrong address space subsystem recognition character used or another command starting with P intended), the requestor is asked to confirm or cancel the stop request. The stop request is delayed until a response to this message is received.
Determine if the stop request was intended. Reply either Y or N:
| Y | Continues termination processing. Message T00IJ014I follows. |
| N | Cancels the stop request. Message T00IJ015I follows. |
Explanation A reply of Y was received to message T00IJ013R. Address space termination is scheduled.
Explanation A reply of N was received to message T00IJ013R. Shutdown is cancelled and address space execution continues as if the stop request had not been entered.
Explanation This is in response to an operator stop command. A stop command has already been issued and termination is pending a response to message T00IJ013R. The stop request is ignored.
Explanation When terminating the address space, the CLEAR option was specified. Modules and control blocks used to interface to this address space will be deleted from common storage.
Explanation While reading the IJTCFGxx member from the PARM library, IJT initialization found a statement (statement) other than the expected POOLDEF or GTFID statements. The statement is ignored.
Recommended Action Verify the statement given. Processing continues with the next recognizable statement.
Explanation Identifies the header line for the TASK display command. Information follows about active subtasks in the address space. The type of task group being displayed is IFS or NON-IFS.
Explanation Identifies a column header line for the TASK display command.
Explanation This is a detail line for the TASK display command.
| tgid | Task group ID. |
| gflgs | Hexadecimal display of two flag bytes in the IFS Task Group Block. |
| mxtsk | Maximum number of tasks for the task group of this task (decimal). |
| tsknm | Specific name of this task within the task group (decimal). |
| tflgs | Hexadecimal display of two flag bytes in the IFS Task Control Block. |
| dspcnt | Number of times this task has been dispatched with work to do (decimal). |
| mm | Month of the date started. |
| dd | Day of the date started. |
| yy | Year of the date started. |
| hh | Hour of the time started. |
| mm | Minute of the time started. |
| ss | Second of the time started. |
Explanation There were no TCBs to display for the requested type (IFS or NON-IFS).
Explanation A task display command was requested with a specific task group(s). There were no active tasks within the task group to display.
Explanation This is an identifying header line for the POOL display command. Information follows about pool headers in the address space. The category returned is either ATTRIBUTE or COUNTS, depending on the display option requested in the command request.
Explanation This is a column header line for the POOL display command with the attributes option.
Explanation This is a detail line for the POOL display command with the attributes option.
| phdr | Pool header name. |
| pflgs | Hexadecimal display of two flag bytes in the IFS Pool Header. |
| sp | Subpool number that pool elements reside in (decimal). |
| lng | Length of pool elements (decimal). |
| expcnt | Count of times the pool has expanded (decimal). |
| concnt | Count of times the pool has contracted (decimal). |
| conhld | Minimum threshold this pool may be contracted (decimal). |
Explanation This is a column header line for the POOL display command with the counts option.
Explanation This is a detail line for the POOL display command with the counts option.
| phdr | Pool header name. |
| pflgs | Hexadecimal display of two flag bytes in the IFS Pool Header. |
| total | Total number of elements being managed (decimal). |
| free | Total number of free elements in this pool (decimal). |
| lwm | Low water mark or minimum number of free elements reached so far during processing (decimal). |
| hwm | High water mark or maximum number of free elements reached so far during processing (decimal). |
| rcnt | Number of requests for elements from this pool received so far during processing (decimal). |
| texp | Number of elements to expand this pool when expansion is necessary (decimal). |
| tcon | Number of elements to contract this pool when contraction is necessary (decimal). |
| wcnt | Number of times requests had to wait for elements while pool expansion occurred (decimal). |
| ecnt | Number of times requests had errors during processing (decimal). |
Explanation A POOL display command was requested with a specific pool header(s). There were no pool headers found by the requested name.
Explanation A POOL display command was requested with a specific pool header(s). The pool header name had a bad format or incorrect length.
Explanation This is in response to a successful set command request.
| attr | Name of the attribute being set: DEMO, TEST, GTF, or SUPV. |
| on/off | Setting value ON or OFF. |
| tgid | Task group ID. |
| xcept | Either blanks or the string (EXCEPT AS NOTED) to highlight exceptions. |
Explanation This is in response to an unsuccessful set command request.
| attr | Name of the attribute being set: DEMO, TEST, GTF, or SUPV. |
| on/off | Setting value ON or OFF. |
| tgid | Task group ID. |
| reason | Reason the setting was not performed. |
Recommended Action The requested action is incomplete. For SUPV attribute, it must be set for the task group before subtasks are started. It cannot be changed while subtasks are active. Stop all subtasks before setting the SUPV attribute then restart subtasks.
Explanation This is a response to a display of the current subsystem recognition character. This character, c, is used to identify commands to a particular address space.
Explanation This is a response to a change of the current subsystem recognition character. This new character, c, is used to identify commands to a particular address space.
Explanation The TCP base product is not using a subsystem recognition character. All operator commands to the TCP base address space must be done via the MVS MODIFY command.
Explanation This is a response to a change of the current subsystem recognition character. This new character for identifying commands to this address space, c, is invalid or too many characters were specified. The command is ignored.
Recommended Action Reissue the command with a valid single character.
Explanation This is a column header line for the GTF display command. Information follows about GTF events in the address space.
Explanation This is a detail line for the GTF display command.
| symb_evnt | Symbolic event name. |
| on/off | Word ON or OFF depending on event setting. |
| mod_name | Name of the module issuing the trace event. |
| action | Name of the function related to the trace event. |
| cblk | Name of the control block being traced. |
| desc | Description of the event being traced. |
Explanation This is a response, either ON or OFF, to a GTF command without specific events specified. All event tracings are enabled or disabled as requested.
Explanation This is a response to a GTF command with specific event(s) specified. The specific event is enabled or disabled as requested.
| event_id | Keyword name of the GTF event. |
| on/off | Word ON or OFF depending on the request for enablement or disablement of event tracing. |
Explanation This is a response, ON or OFF, to a GTF command to display all events enabled or disabled. There were none found in the requested state.
Explanation This is a response to a GTF command with an event type specified. No event(s) of the requested type were found.
| type | Type of GTF event being specified: EVENT, CNTRLBLK, or MODULE. |
| spec | Specification of event type. |
Recommended Action Reissue the command with a correct specification.
Explanation This is a response to a GTF command when no event description table could be located for processing. The name is the unique name of the address space where the failure occurred.
Explanation This is a response, either ON or OFF, to a modify GTF command. No enable (ON) or disable (OFF) action word was specified.
Explanation This is a response to an MVS display command. Addresses of MVS control blocks are shown. All are hexadecimal except sys_vol, which is decimal.
| cvt | Address of the MVS Communication Vector Table. |
| scvt | Address of the MVS Secondary Communication Vector Table. |
| ucm | Address of the MVS Unit Control Module. |
| smca | Address of the MVS System Management Control Area. |
| sys_vol | Volume serial of the system residence volume. |
Explanation This is a continued response to an MVS display command for an MVS/370 system (SP 1).
| lchtab | Address of the logical channel word table (hexadecimal). |
| trctab | Address of the trace table (hexadecimal). |
| nucend | Lowest address not in the nucleus, representing top-of-nucleus (decimal). |
| vr | Address of the virtual storage byte following the highest virtual=real storage address (decimal). |
| csa | Beginning address of the Common Service Area (decimal). |
Explanation This is a continued response to an MVS display command.
| onli | Size of actual real storage online at IPL time in kilobytes (decimal). |
| size | Physical memory size in megabytes (decimal). |
Explanation This is a continued response to an MVS display command for an MVS/XA system (SP 2).
| vr | Address of the virtual storage byte following the highest virtual=real storage address (decimal). |
| csa | Beginning address of the Common Service Area (decimal). |
Explanation This is a continued response to an MVS display command for an MVS/XA system (SP 2).
| rwsa | Starting virtual address of the read/write nucleus (decimal). |
| rwsz | Size of the read/write nucleus in K-bytes (decimal). |
| rosa | Starting virtual address of the read/only nucleus (decimal). |
| rosz | Size of the read/only nucleus in K-bytes (decimal). |
| rwsa | Starting virtual address of the extended read/write nucleus (decimal). |
| rwsz | Size of the extended read/write nucleus in K-bytes (decimal). |
Explanation This is a continued response to an MVS display command for an MVS/XA system (SP 2).
| area | Name of an area in the LPA (link pack area), which can be one of these:
MLPA - The modified link pack area FLPA - The fixed link pack area PLPA - The pageable link pack area |
| add1 | Starting virtual address of the area (decimal). |
| size1 | Size of the area in K-bytes (decimal). |
| xarea | Name of an area in the X-LPA (extended link pack area). |
| add2 | Starting virtual address of this area (decimal). |
| size2 | Size of the area in K-bytes (decimal). |
Explanation This is a continued response to an MVS display command with the SSCT option keyword.
| ssct | Hexadecimal address of the Subsystem Communication Table. |
| name | Subsystem name. |
| ssitinfo | Appears when displaying an IFS SSCT and includes IFS related items if applicable, such as the address of the Subsystem Information Table address, the subsystem recognition character, and whether the address space is active or inactive. |
Explanation This is an identifying header line for the MVS display command. It gives the SMF system identifier for this system. Information follows about data sets in the system link list from SYS1.PARMLIB(LNKLST nn)
Explanation This is a detail line for the MVS LNKLST display command. It gives the data set name that is in the MVS/XA System Link List.
Explanation A Display LNKLST command was requested in a non-MVS/XA environment. This information is available programmatically only in MVS/XA systems. The request is ignored.
Explanation This is a response to an APF display command. A series of IJT162 messages follows, one for each table entry that matches the display categories.
| addr | The hexadecimal address of the APF table. |
| n | The (decimal) number of entries in the APF table. |
Explanation This is a column header line for the APF display command.
Explanation This is a detail line for the APF display command.
| address | Hexadecimal memory address of this entry. |
| volume | DASD volume serial on which the data set is authorized. |
| dsname | Data set name authorized by this entry. |
Explanation This is a response to an APF command. It displays the number of unused bytes (num) available in the table to avoid IPL-time problems with an IEAAPF nn list containing too many entries. The APF table has a maximum size at IPL time of 2040 bytes (there is also a limit of 256 entries). Each entry requires seven bytes plus the nonblank length of the data set name. The Modify APF command can expand the table beyond the 2040 byte limit after IPL completes. This message is not issued if the table has been expanded beyond 2040.
Explanation This is a response to an APF command. There is no entry in the table matching the display/modify specifications.
| volser | Volser specified. |
| dsname | Dsname or dsname-stem specified. |
Recommended Action Reissue the command with new specifications.
Explanation This is a response to a modify APF command. The APF list has been modified appropriately.
| dsname | Dsname or dsname-stem specified. |
| un | Either UN if the data set has been deleted, or blanks if the data set has been added. |
| volser | Volser specified. |
Explanation This is a response to a modify APF command. The APF list has been modified appropriately.
| dsname | Dsname or dsname-stem specified. |
| vol1 | First DASD volume serial on which the data set is authorized. |
| vol2 | Second DASD volume serial on which the data set is authorized. |
Explanation This is a response to a modify APF command. A request to add a new entry matches an existing entry.
| volser | Volser specified. |
| dsname | Dsname specified. |
Recommended Action Reissue the command with new specifications.
Explanation This is a response to an IFS command. Startup time of the address space is shown.
| mm | Month of the date started. |
| dd | Day of the date started. |
| yy | Year of the date started. |
| hh | Hour of the time started. |
| mm | Minute of the time started. |
| ss | Second of the time started. |
Explanation This is a response to an IFS command. Address-space-related control blocks are shown.
| asid | Hexadecimal address space identification number assigned to this address space. |
| ascb | Hexadecimal address of the Address Space Control Block for this address space. |
| ssct | Hexadecimal address space of the MVS Subsystem Communication Table for this address space. |
| ssit | Hexadecimal address of the IFS Subsystem Information Table for this address space. |
Explanation This is a response to an IFS command. MVS and IFS information is shown.
| cpu_name | IFS-assigned name for this CPU. |
| smfi | MVS SMF identification for this CPU. |
| mvs_type | MVS SP level identification for the running System Control Program. |
Explanation This is a response to an IFS command. MVS and IFS information is shown.
| lx_num | Hexadecimal MVS LX assigned for cross-memory usage by this address space. |
| ssname | MVS subsystem name chosen by this address space. |
| app_addr | IFS application type identifying this address space. |
| cls | Character identifying the JES SYSOUT class used by default for this address space. |
| jobid | Identification string used when starting this address space. This identifier can be used in MVS modify (F) commands to specify commands be directed to this address space. |
Explanation This is a response to an IFS command. It gives the address of the IFS Communication Vector Table.
Explanation This is an identifying header line for the TSO command. Information follows if formatted from the TSO command processor response.
| cp_name | Command processor name invoked. |
| rc | Hexadecimal return code from the ECB for the command processor invoked. |
Explanation This is a response to a TSO operator command. The actual TSO command requested is shown.
Explanation This is a detail line for the TSO command processor response. It displays any line returned from a TSO command processor. Response lines are formatted as they would appear in response to the TSO command issued directly to a TSO terminal session.
Explanation The requested TSO command did not complete normally. The ABEND code or completion code is shown.
| cp_name | Command processor name invoked. |
| rc | Hexadecimal ECB completion code for the command processor invoked. |
Explanation Internal STACK Macro processing failed in preparation of issuing the TSO command processor. The decimal STACK return code (rc) is shown.
Recommended Action Reissue the command, if desired. If failure persists, notify Customer Support.
Explanation This is an identifying header line for the CP command. Information follows if formatted from the CP command processor.
Explanation This is a response to a CP operator command. The return code value (rc) from a CP command is shown.
Explanation This is a detail line for the CP command. The response is any line returned from a CP command. Response lines are formatted as they would appear in response to the CP command issued directly to CP from the virtual machine console.
Explanation This indicates the end of formatting response lines from the CP command.
Explanation This indicates the CP command had an LRA instruction failure.
Recommended Action Reissue the command. If failure persists, notify Customer Support.
Explanation This is in response to an LRA failure and accompanies IJT196. Diagnostic information is displayed.
| vcmd_reg | Hexadecimal value of the VCMD register. |
| rcmd_reg | Hexadecimal value of the RCMD register. |
| vbuf_reg | Hexadecimal value of the VBUF register. |
| rbuf_reg | Hexadecimal value of the RBUF register. |
Recommended Action Supply this information to Customer Support.
Explanation A large response text was produced during execution of a CP command. By default the command obtains 2K of storage to hold the command response. The resultant output exceeded this buffer; the number of bytes by which it exceeded 2K is shown (excess). As much of the command response as obtained is formatted for display.
Recommended Action If total command response is required, notify Customer Support.
Explanation A CP command was issued to an IFS address space running under a native MVS system. That is, VM/CP is not supporting this system.
Explanation This is a response to a TRACE command. The size of the trace table is shown in kilobytes.
| trace_msg | The string INTERNAL TRACE SET. |
| on/off | The string ON or OFF. |
| trtsz | The size of the internal trace table (decimal). |
Explanation This is a response to a TRACE command.
Explanation This is a response to a modify TRACE command attempting to change the table size. The trtmxpg is the maximum number of pages in the internal trace table.
Explanation This is a response from a command showing date information. For the TIME command, this information is the current date. For the STCK command, this information is the converted date.
| date | The Julian date (decimal). |
| mm | A Gregorian month. |
| dd | A Gregorian day. |
| yy | A Gregorian year. |
Explanation This is a response from a command showing time information. For the TIME command, this information is the current time. For the STCK command, this information is the converted date.
| hh | The hours. |
| mm | The minutes. |
| ss | The seconds. |
| ff | The hundredths seconds. |
| stck | The STCK format value, in hexadecimal. |
Explanation This is a response from a command (TIME or STCK) that shows time information. The daysecs parameter is the elapsed seconds for the day.
Explanation This is a response to a VAVT command.
| tgid | The task group ID. |
| name | The VAVT name. |
Recommended Action Verify the existence of the tgid as it was entered and retry.
Explanation This is a response to a VAVT command. The name parameter is the VAVT name.
Explanation This is an identifying header line for the HELP display command. It returns the name of the command for which help is being displayed.
Explanation This is a detail line for the HELP command.
Explanation This indicates the end of formatting response lines from the HELP command.
Explanation This indicates that no help is available for the requested command.
Explanation This is an identifying header line for the MODULE display command.
Explanation This is a detail line for the MODULE command.
| mod_name | The module name. |
| mod_addr | The beginning hexadecimal address in memory of the module. |
| size | The module size, in hexadecimal. |
| call_cnt | The module call count, in decimal. |
| PCTBL | The load table name where the module is defined. |
| fixed | An indication (FIXED), if the module is in page-fixed storage. |
| date_time | The date/time of assembly. |
| fix_# | The source level fix identifier. |
Explanation This is a summary line for the MODULE command. The total of all module sizes and call counts are displayed.
| tot_siz | The total size of all modules, in hexadecimal. |
| tot_call | The total number of module calls, in decimal. |
Explanation The required module name parameter is missing.
Recommended Action Reissue the command with a module name, list of modules, ALL, or an asterisk (*).
Explanation The MODIFY MOD command was attempting to replace a module (mod_name), but because the specified module name is an alias, the command was rejected.
Recommended Action Reissue the command using the actual module name.
Explanation The MODIFY MOD command was attempting to replace a module, but the specified module name (mod_name) is a type called via PC. These modules can be replaced only at address space startup time.
Recommended Action Command rejected. Reissue the command with a module that can be replaced, or restart the address space if this module must be replaced.
Explanation A requested module (mod_name) was not found in any PC or Load Table.
Recommended Action Command rejected. Reissue the command with a module name that exists in the tables.
Explanation This is an identifying header line for the LSPACE display command. The operand parameter indicates the operand supplied with LSPACE to specify the DASD subclass to display.
Explanation This is an identifying header line for the LSPACE display command.
Explanation This is a second identifying header line for the LSPACE display command.
Explanation This is a data line for the LSPACE command. It shows the available space for a DASD volume, one per line.
| ucb | The UCB device address. |
| volser | The volume serial mounted at the device address. |
| vol_serial | The available space data as returned by MVS. The data is returned in this format:
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flags | The settings of related UCB status bits. |
Explanation The specified DASD type (dasdid) could not be located.
Recommended Action Command rejected. Reissue the command with a valid DASD address, volser, or class.
Explanation Information about the specified UCB device address (ucb) is unavailable. The device address is invalid or the device is off-line.
Recommended Action Command rejected. Reissue the command with a valid DASD address, volser, or class.
Explanation No operand was specified on the command. The PCFTBLS module was not found for the default volser list.
Recommended Action Command rejected. There is no corrective action. Without availability to PCFTBLS, the environment does not support this command form.
Explanation No DASD volumes were found with the requested mount attribute (attr). The command is rejected.
Recommended Action There is no corrective action. Until volumes are mounted with the requested attribute, the message recurs on subsequent requests.
Explanation An internal error occurred in the MVS SPACE SVC. The command is rejected. Processing continues. The code parameter is the SPACE supervisor return code. Corrective action depends on the return code.
Explanation An internal error occurred searching the DCQ table for DASD entries. The command is rejected. Corrective action is indeterminate. The system may be corrupted.
Explanation An internal error occurred. After finding DASD in the DCQ table, there do not appear to be any UCB addresses. The command is rejected. Corrective action is indeterminate. The system may be corrupted.
Explanation An internal error occurred while processing an IFS SPACE command. The system routine IEFEB4UV could not obtain storage to return the results for the request. The command is rejected. Processing continues. Corrective action is indeterminate.
Explanation An internal error occurred in the MVS SPACESVC. The command is rejected. Processing continues. Corrective action is indeterminate.
| ucb | UCB device address |
| volser | Volume serial mounted at the device address |
Explanation LSPACE information about the specified volume serial (volser) mounted at the device address could not be returned. The volume serial could not be located. The command is rejected. Processing continues.
Recommended Action Reissue the command, if desired, with a valid DASD volume serial.
Explanation The specified device address (ucb) is not DASD type. LSPACE has no meaning. The command is rejected.
Recommended Action Reissue the command with a valid DASD unit address.
Explanation This is a general catchall for all other errors from LSPACE. The command is rejected. Processing continues. Corrective action is indeterminate.
Explanation This is an identifying header line for the VSM display command.
Explanation Error Messages T00IJ018I and T00IJ019I make up a two line header for the VSM display command.
Explanation Error Messages T00IJ018I and T00IJ019I make up a two line header for the VSM display command.
Explanation This is a detail line for the VSM command. Allocated and free space for each subpool are shown on a separate line
| sp | The subpool number (decimal). |
| key | The hexadecimal storage key for the subpool. |
| type | The storage area type containing the subpool, PVT, CSA, SQA, or LSQA. |
| allocB | The number of blocks of allocated storage below the 16MB line for this subpool (decimal). |
| allocA | The number of blocks of allocated storage above the 16MB for this subpool (decimal). |
| totalA | The total size of all blocks (in 1024 byte units) of allocated storage for this subpool (decimal). |
| useB | The number of blocks (in 1024 byte units) of storage in use for this subpool below the 16MB line. |
| useA | The number of blocks (in 1024 byte units) of storage in use for this subpool above the 16MB line. |
| totalU | The total amount of all storage in use within this subpool (decimal). |
| task | The first entry for a task group identifies the owning task group. |
Explanation This is a detail line for the VSM command showing total storage in use for the storage type PVT, CSA, SQA, or LSQA.
| total | A field indicating whether this is a TOTAL line for the virtual storage grouping or a GRAND total for all virtual storage groupings. |
| type | The storage area type containing the subpool: PVT, CSA, SQA, or LSQA; blank on the GRAND total line. |
| allocB | The number of blocks of allocated storage below the 16MB line for this subpool (decimal). |
| allocA | The number of blocks of allocated storage above the 16MB for this subpool (decimal). |
| totalA | The total size of all blocks (in 1024 byte units) of allocated storage for this subpool (decimal). |
| useB | The number of blocks (in 1024 byte units) of storage in use for this subpool below the 16MB line. |
| useA | The number of blocks (in 1024 byte units) of storage in use for this subpool above the 16MB line. |
| totalU | The total amount of all storage in use within this subpool (decimal). |
Explanation The VSMLIST system service has returned a nonzero return code for the specified storage group request.
| rc | The decimal return code received See SPL:System Macros and Facilities Volume 1 regarding return codes from VSMLIST |
| type | The storage area type containing the subpool: PVT, CSA, SQA, or LSQA |
Explanation This is an informational message shown only when TEST mode is set on to indicate how much of the VSMLIST work area was used on a request.
| bytes | The number of bytes of data used in the VSMLIST work area of the program (decimal). |
| type | The storage area type containing the subpool: PVT, CSA, SQA, or LSQA. |
Explanation The VSMLIST system service has given a 4 return code for the specified storage group request. The amount of data to be returned exceeds the work area.
| type | Storage area type being processed on the failing request: PVT, CSA, SQA, or LSQA. |
| bytes | Size in bytes allocated for the VSMLIST work area of the program (decimal). |
Recommended Action The request is terminated at the failing storage type. Notify Customer Support to develop a circumvention or modification to let the request complete. The size of the program work area must be increased either by reassembly or zap to the load module.
Explanation This message is issued in response to a request to display unallocated storage
| BBB | Amount of storage (in 1024 byte units) remaining unallocated below the 16MB line. |
| BP | Percentage of unallocated storage below the 16MB line. |
| AAA | Amount of storage (in 1024 byte units) remaining unallocated above the 16MB line. |
| AP | Percentage of unallocated storage above the 16MB line. |
Explanation A demo-only message that displays information about the ATTACH being done.
| pgm_name | Name of the program module being attached. |
| dprty | Dispatching priority given to the new task (decimal). |
| un | Either a null string or the prefix UN. This is used to designate whether subpool zero is shared or unshared by the attached task. |
| rsapfval | String indicating the setting of RSAPF parameter used on the ATTACH. |
Explanation A test-only message that displays information about the parameter string being passed to the attached program.
| parm_len | Decimal length of the parm field being passed. |
| parm_name | Parameter character string. |
Explanation The attached program has completed.
| pgm_name | Name of the attached program that is completing. |
| comp_code | Hexadecimal Event Control Block (ECB) completion code. |
Explanation The data set(s) allocated to the TASKLIB DD statement did not open properly.
Recommended Action Examine the data set(s) allocated to TASKLIB DD and check for improper or unlike data set characteristics.
Explanation The TASKLIB keyword was specified on the attach command. A TASKLIB DD was not present from which to load the attach program.
Recommended Action Reissue the command without the TASKLIB keyword or allocate a TASKLIB DD and retry the original command.
Explanation A /MEM command was entered with invalid syntax. The correct syntax is displayed.
Recommended Action Correct the command syntax and retry.
Explanation The /MEM command was used to display memory and storage from location start to location end was not available
Recommended Action Correct the command syntax and retry.
Explanation A MODULE name was entered but not found in the system.
Recommended Action Appropriate action depends on the intent of the command. If this was a confirmation of module availability, the MEM request is done; if the module was expected to be available, this may have been caused by a mistype or an actual missing module.
Explanation Support for memory alteration via the MEM command was not implemented.
Explanation The storage ceiling has been set to bb% for virtual storage allocation below the 16Mb line, and to aa% for storage above the line. When these thresholds are exceeded, Cisco IOS for S/390 will begin to reject new connection requests, until the storage utilization is reduced. These values default to 90% below and 75% above, and can be modified with the MAXSTGPCT parameter of the IFSPARMS statement in the IJTCFGxx configuration parameter.
Recommended Action It may be necessary to increase the REGION parameter on the EXEC statement of the Cisco IOS for S/390 started task, or to provide an exit, such as IEFUSI, to increase the storage limits.
Explanation Could not allocate an ITIME block to defer the deletion of the current trace table. The current trace table (and size) remains unchanged.
Recommended Action Call Customer Support.
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