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System Automation for z/OS

Messages and CodesVersion 3 Release 5

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Contents

Notices . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . vTrademarks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . viiTerms and conditions for product documentation vii

Accessibility . . . . . . . . . . . . ixUsing assistive technologies . . . . . . . . . ixKeyboard navigation of the user interface . . . . ix

How to send your comments to IBM . . xi

About this publication . . . . . . . . xiiiWho Should Use This Publication . . . . . . xiiiHow to Use This Publication . . . . . . . . xiiiWhere to Find More Information . . . . . . . xiii

The System Automation for z/OS Library . . . xiiiRelated Product Information . . . . . . . xiii

Chapter 1. About System Automation forz/OS Messages. . . . . . . . . . . . 1Format of System Automation for z/OS Messages . . 1Message Text . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2Who Receives Messages . . . . . . . . . . 2

Displaying Notification Operator Settings. . . . 2Message Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3MVS Descriptor Codes . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Chapter 2. Messages AOF000I toAOF969I. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

Chapter 3. Messages AOFS000I toAOFS820I . . . . . . . . . . . . . 107

Chapter 4. Messages EVE120I toEVE842E (CICS Automation) . . . . . 117Error Codes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 121

Chapter 5. Messages EVI022I toEVI844A (IMS automation) . . . . . . 125

Chapter 6. Messages EVJ000I toEVJ440I (TWS Automation) . . . . . 127Codes Posted to TWS by TWS Automation . . . 137

Chapter 7. Messages HSAH001I toHSAL6999I . . . . . . . . . . . . 139

Chapter 8. Messages HSAM1000I toHSAM5411I . . . . . . . . . . . . 151

Chapter 9. Messages IHVA100I toIHVZ760. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 173

Chapter 10. Messages ING001I toINGY1337I . . . . . . . . . . . . . 229

Chapter 11. Messages ISQ001I toISQ901I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 323

Chapter 12. Messages ISQX998I andISQX999I . . . . . . . . . . . . . 385

Chapter 13. Messages ISQtt001I toISQtt0723I . . . . . . . . . . . . . 387

Appendix A. Return Codes, StatusCodes, and Reason Codes . . . . . 405I/O Operations Return Codes . . . . . . . . 405I/O Operations Status Codes for a Dynamic Switch 405I/O Operations Reason Codes . . . . . . . . 405

Reason Codes Associated With Several ReturnCodes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 405Reason Codes Associated With RC=0 . . . . 407Reason Codes Associated With RC=4 or RC=8 407Reason Codes Associated With RC=12 . . . . 410Reason Codes Associated With RC=16 . . . . 410Reason Codes Associated With RC=20 . . . . 413

Appendix B. Abend Codes andReason Codes Issued By theAutomation Manager . . . . . . . . 415Communication DST and Automation ManagerAbend Codes . . . . . . . . . . . . . 415

Appendix C. Response Messages,Error Strings, Condition Codes. . . . 417Response Messages (AOFA0000–AOFA0099) . . . 417Asynchronous Response Messages(AOFA0100–AOFA0999) . . . . . . . . . . 432Response Messages (AOFB0000-AOFB0099) . . . 437Asynchronous Response Messages(AOFB0100-AOFB0999) . . . . . . . . . . 455Condition Codes . . . . . . . . . . . . 457

Hardware Communication Task ConditionCodes "00B00xxx" . . . . . . . . . . . 457

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Data Exchange Services "0B100xxx" . . . . . 462Command Services "0B200xxx" . . . . . . 466Internal Transport Services "0Bx00xxx" . . . . 468Ensemble HMC API Exchange ServicesCondition Codes . . . . . . . . . . . 472Ensemble Communication Task ConditionCodes "00B600xxx . . . . . . . . . . . 475

Appendix D. Sense Codes, HardwareObject Status Summary . . . . . . . 481Sense Codes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 481Hardware Object Status Summary . . . . . . 482

Appendix E. Automation ManagerReason Codes . . . . . . . . . . . 485

Appendix F. Sysplex CommunicationServices Return and Reason Codes. . 489

Appendix G. End-to-End AutomationAdapter Messages . . . . . . . . . 493

Glossary . . . . . . . . . . . . . 503

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Accessibility

Accessibility features help users with physical disabilities, such as restrictedmobility or limited vision, to use software products successfully. SystemAutomation for z/OS supports several user interfaces. Product functionality andaccessibility features vary according to the interface.

The major accessibility features in this product enable users in the following ways:v Use assistive technologies such as screen reader software and digital speech

synthesizer, to hear what is displayed on screen. Consult the productdocumentation of the assistive technology for details on using those technologieswith this product and screen magnifier software

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Keyboard navigation of the user interfaceUsers can access z/OS user interfaces using TSO/E or ISPF. Refer to z/OS TSO/EPrimer, z/OS TSO/E User's Guide, and z/OS ISPF User's Guide Vol 1 for informationabout accessing TSO/E and ISPF interfaces. These guides describe how to useTSO/E and ISPF, including the use of keyboard shortcuts or function keys (PFkeys). Each guide includes the default settings for the PF keys and explains how tomodify their functions.

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About this publication

This publication contains problem determination information for IBM® Tivoli®

System Automation for z/OS (SA z/OS). This information includes messages,return codes, reason codes and status codes.

Who Should Use This PublicationThis publication is intended for operators and system programmers of SystemAutomation for z/OS (SA z/OS).

How to Use This PublicationThis publication lists all SA z/OS messages, return codes, and reason codes. Themessages are sorted alphabetically by the first four characters.

Where to Find More Information

The System Automation for z/OS LibraryTable 1 shows the information units in the System Automation for z/OS library:

Table 1. System Automation for z/OS Library

Title Order Number

IBM Tivoli System Automation for z/OS Planning and Installation SC34-2716

IBM Tivoli System Automation for z/OS Customizing and Programming SC34-2715

IBM Tivoli System Automation for z/OS Defining Automation Policy SC34-2717

IBM Tivoli System Automation for z/OS User's Guide SC34-2718

IBM Tivoli System Automation for z/OS Messages and Codes SC34-2719

IBM Tivoli System Automation for z/OS Operator's Commands SC34-2720

IBM Tivoli System Automation for z/OS Programmer's Reference SC34-2748

IBM Tivoli System Automation for z/OS Product Automation Programmer'sReference and Operator's Guide

SC34-2714

IBM Tivoli System Automation for z/OS TWS Automation Programmer's andOperator's Reference Guide

SC34-2749

IBM Tivoli System Automation for z/OS End-to-End Automation Adapter SC34-2750

IBM Tivoli System Automation for z/OS Monitoring Agent Configuration andUser's Guide

SC34-2751

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Chapter 1. About System Automation for z/OS Messages

This book describes System Automation for z/OS messages and codes. It enablessystem operators and system programmers to respond to messages appropriatelyand efficiently.

Format of System Automation for z/OS MessagesEach System Automation for z/OS system message begins with a unique messageidentifier, followed by message text.

In general, the message format is as follows:XXXynnnt MESSAGE TEXT

where:

XXX or XXXXIs the program identifier. It identifies where in System Automation forz/OS the message originated from. It can have three or four charactersv AOF: System operationsv EVE: CICS-related messagesv EVI : IMS-related messagesv EVJ: TWS-related messagesv HSA: Automation managerv IHV: I/O operationsv ING: System Automation for z/OS, general partsv ISQ: Processor operations

Y Is the SA z/OS component specific identifier.

nnn Is the message identification number. It is a three-digit or four-digitnumber that uniquely identifies each message.

t Is the message type. It is a letter that helps indicate the purpose of themessage and the type of response required for the message. The messagetypes are:

A Immediate Action. Requires the system operator to perform an action.The associated task does not continue until the requested action istaken.

D Immediate Decision. Requires the system operator to make a decisionfrom the available options specified on the message. For example, if arequest for a particular tape drive cannot be satisfied, a systemoperator will have to communicate a decision (REPLY “RETRY” or“CANCEL”) back to the system. The associated task is suspended untilthe operator communicates the decision to the system.

E Eventual Action. Requires eventual action by the system operator. Theassociated task continues independent of the operator action.

I Information. Requires no action. This message is used only foradvisory purposes.

W System Wait. Requires system operator action immediately. The systemor a major subsystem must be restarted.

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Message TextThe message text provides concise information about an event or condition ofinterest to an operator or system programmer. Variable text is used to identifysystem components and to provide other detailed information. In this book,variable text in messages is italicized, for example, job_name.

Some messages include two or more alternate text strings, only one of which isgenerated with any single occurrence of the message. The text string generateddepends on the condition the message is reporting. In this book, alternate textstrings are surrounded by braces ({ and }) and are separated by the OR bar (|). Forexample: {domain | operator}.

In some cases, messages include optional text. Optional text might or might notappear with the message, depending on the condition reported by the message. Inthis book, optional text is surrounded by brackets ([ and ]).

In some cases " - FROM=sysname" is appended to the message text, where sysnameindicates the system where the message originated. This normally applies wherethe message was received by a slave process running on a remote system.

Who Receives MessagesSystem Automation for z/OS messages are received by automation operators andnotification operators. Automation operators are automated operator tasks orautotasks that can respond to operating system, subsystem, and network messageswithout requiring a human operator.

Notification operators are NetView® operators who receive System Automation forz/OS notification messages, or messages about actions System Automation forz/OS either detects or takes. Notification messages are routed to one or moreassigned, logged-on operators. Notification operators can be defined the followingways:v Using the Operator Notification panel in the customization dialogs. Refer to IBM

Tivoli System Automation for z/OS Defining Automation Policy for furtherinformation on how to use the customization dialogs.

v Using the INGNTFY command. Refer to IBM Tivoli System Automation for z/OSUser's Guide for more information on how to use the INGNTFY command.

Displaying Notification Operator SettingsIf you want to find out who is currently receiving SA z/OS messages, use theINGNTFY command dialog.

INGNTFY displays a list of notification operators, whether they are logged on andare receiving messages, and a description of the operator from either theautomation control file or the INGNTFY command dialog.

About System Automation for z/OS Messages

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Notification operators can be logged on without receiving messages if they haveused the INGNTFY command to turn off messages. Refer to IBM Tivoli SystemAutomation for z/OS User's Guide for further information.

Message ClassesSome messages generated by System Automation for z/OS have a message class.During automated operations, the class of the message is compared to the class ofeach notification operator. Any operator with a class matching the message’s classreceives the message.

To find out which classes of messages are assigned to each operator, use thecustomization dialogs. For further information on the customization dialogs, referto IBM Tivoli System Automation for z/OS Defining Automation Policy.

The message classes are shown in the following table:

Table 2. Message Classes

Message Class Description

General Message Classes

0 Errors

1 Debug

Automation Agent-Related Message Classes

40 All Automation agent messages

41 No longer used

42 No longer used

43 Information

44 Action

45 Status

46 User intervention

50 Critical threshold setting exceeded

AOFKAANT SA z/OS - Command Dialogs Line 1 of 3Domain ID = IPSNO ---------- INGNTFY ---------- Date = 09/15/11Operator ID = OPID Time = 10:22:29

Cmd: A Add C Show/Change settings D Delete O Turn OFF msg receiving

Cmd Operator System Log Rcv Description Classes--- -------- -------- --- --- ----------- -------

AUTNOTI1 AOC4 Y N MSG AOPNOTI1 AOC4 N Y 40 41 42 43 44NOYI2 AOC4 Y Y 80 81 82

Command ===>PF1=Help PF2=End PF3=Return PF6=Roll

PF9=Refresh PF12=Retrieve

Figure 1. Example DISPNTFY Command Dialog


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Table 2. Message Classes (continued)

Message Class Description

51 Frequent threshold setting exceeded

52 Infrequent threshold exceeded

55 No longer used

60 IMS Automation messages

Automation Manager-Related Message Classes

80 All automation manager messages

81 Intervention required

82 Automation denied

83 Impacted

84 Awaiting automation

85 In automation

86 Degraded: Target resources

87 Degraded: All resources

88 Satisfactory: Target resources

89 Satisfactory: All resources

90 SA z/OS Infrastructure/Environment

MVS Descriptor CodesThe System Automation for z/OS AOCMSG common automation routine handlesdescriptor codes to assist in the management of the SA z/OS messages at masterconsoles (with respect to highlighting, color, and hold/nohold).

The following convention exists:

Type Code Descriptor Code

W 1

A 2

D 2

I 6

For more details, refer to z/OS MVS System Messages.



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Chapter 2. Messages AOF000I to AOF969I

AOF000I MESSAGE message_number ISSUED BUTDOES NOT EXIST IN MESSAGETABLE table - CALL IGNORED

Explanation: System automation attempted to issue amessage, but no text could be found for the message inthe message table.

The variable message_number shows the number ofthe message that text was missing for.

The variable table shows the name of the messagelibrary member that the message should have beenfound in.

System action: None.

Operator response: None.

System programmer response: This message indicatesthat there might have been a problem installing SystemAutomation for z/OS. Make sure the message librarySINGNMSG is allocated to DSIMSG DD.

Classes: None.

AOF001I REQUEST request WAS SUCCESSFULFOR entry_type

Explanation: The request for the record has beencompleted successfully.

The variable request shows the function performedon the record.

The variable entry_type shows the function or key ofthe record that was processed.



System programmer response: None.

Classes: None.

AOF002I END OF MULTILINE MESSAGEGROUP

Explanation: This message identifies the end of amultiline message group.




Classes: None.

AOF003I function IS NOT ACTIVE

Explanation: An operator dialog issues this message.An inactive PF key was pressed.

The variable function shows the PF key that waspressed.


Operator response: Press a key that is active. Formore information, call help from the panel that thismessage appears on.


Classes: None.

AOF004I PROCESSING FAILED FOR commandCOMMAND

Explanation: The entered command (command) failedto process. This could be because of an error, orbecause the command requested something that wasalready in effect. Other messages preceding this oneindicate the reason for the failure.


Operator response: Make sure the proper commandwas entered and look for messages preceding thismessage to determine the cause of the failure. If youcannot determine the cause of the failure, contact yoursystem programmer.

System programmer response: Review the netlog(which was active at the time the command wasrejected) to see whether a message was routed correctly.

Classes: None.

AOF005I MEMBER member CURRENTLY BEINGaction FOR THE CONTROL FILE

Explanation: This is the first line of a multilinemessage group.

v The variable member shows the name of the membercurrently being used.

v The variable action shows where the automationcontrol file resides. It can be one of the following:

USED The status display is for the currentin-storage member

SAVEDThe status display is for the currently savedmember




Classes: None.

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AOF006I text

Explanation: This message is part of a multilinemessage group that begins with message AOF005I.

v The variable text shows detailed information aboutan automation control file. It can be one of thefollowing:

BUILT BY name ON date AT TIMELOADED BY name ON date at timeCONFIGURATION TOKEN = tokenCONFIGURATION DATASET = dataset_name

The variable name shows the name of an operator.

The variable date shows the date the action wasdone.

The variable time shows the time the action wasdone.

The variable token shows the currentconfiguration token.

The variable dataset_name shows the name ofcurrent configuration data set.




Classes: None.

AOF007I A RESOURCE TYPE IS REQUIREDFOR THIS SELECTION

Explanation: A resource type was not entered as aselection on the prompt screen.


Operator response: Enter the resource type.


Classes: None.

AOF008I A SELECTION MUST BE MADE

Explanation: An operator dialog issues this message.This message indicates that you must make a selectionon the prompt screen.


Operator response: Make a selection on the promptscreen. For more information, call help from the panelthat this message appears on.


Classes: None.

AOF009I MAXIMUM NUMBER OF keywordOPERANDS EXCEEDED

Explanation: The maximum number of operandsallowed for the keyword identified in this message wasexceeded.

The variable keyword shows the keyword that toomany operands were specified for.


Operator response: Enter the command again, makingsure that the correct number of operands is specifiedfor the keyword you specify.


Classes: None.

AOF010I WRONG NUMBER OF PARAMETERSENTERED

Explanation: Too few or too many parameters wereentered with a command or request.


Operator response: Enter the command or requestagain, this time using the right number of parameters.


Classes: None.

AOF011I EXPECTING AN ENDING delimiter FORparameter

Explanation: The operand was entered without aclosing delimiter.

The variable delimiter shows the character expectedas the delimiter.

The variable parameter shows the parameter thatwas in error.


Operator response: Enter the command again usingthe correct delimiter.


Classes: None.

AOF012I message_ID message_text

Explanation: General purpose message entry.Specifically used for message forwarding of messagesfrom users or other components. The AOF012I messageidentifier is not displayed to an operator who receivesthis message.

The variable message_ID shows the messageidentifier of the forwarded message.

The variable message_text shows the message text ofthe forwarded message.




Classes: None.

AOF006I • AOF012I


AOF013I SPECIFIED OPERAND operandINVALID FOR parameter

Explanation: An operand that is not valid wasspecified for this parameter.

The variable operand shows the operand that is notvalid.

The variable parameter shows the parameter thatwas entered.


Operator response: Enter the command again usingthe correct operands.


Classes: None.

AOF014I SPECIFIED PARAMETER parameterINVALID

Explanation: The specified parameter (parameter) is notvalid for this command.


Operator response: Enter the command again usingthe correct parameters.


Classes: None.

AOF015I INVALID DELIMITER OF delimiterENCOUNTERED

Explanation: A delimiter that is not valid (delimiter)was entered for a command.


Operator response: Enter the command again usingthe correct syntax.


Classes: None.

AOF016I Too few screen rows (min. nn required).

Explanation: The function requires at least theindicated number of rows for displaying the panels.

System action: The function is terminated.

Operator response: Use a terminal that fits therequired screen size and redo the function.


Classes: None.

AOF017I EXPECTED PARAMETER(S) MISSINGFOR REQUEST request

Explanation: Required parameters for this request aremissing or null. If a parameter was entered, no operandwas specified.

The variable request shows the request used.




Classes: None.

AOF018I INVALID SEARCH RANGE SPECIFIED

Explanation: The specified starting search range isgreater than the ending search range.




Classes: None.

AOF019I time: INVALID SYNTAX FORCOMMAND cmd_name parmstr

Explanation: Command cmd_name was invoked withinvalid syntax on the command line.

The variable time shows the time the error wasgenerated.

The variable cmd_name is the name of the failingcommand.

The variable parmstr is the parameter string passedto the failing command, where available.

System action: Processing is terminated.

Operator response: If operator initiated, correct andreissue the command, otherwise contact your systemprogrammer.

System programmer response: Correct and reissue thecommand.

Classes: None.

AOF020A macro/type REQUEST WASUNSUCCESSFUL RC=rc A=xx I=yy FORfunction

Explanation: The program made a macro type request.The macro was not able to satisfy the request andreturned values for use in problem determination.These values are displayed in this message.

The variable macro/type shows the request type.

The variable rc shows the return code from themacro.

AOF013I • AOF020A

Chapter 2. Messages AOF000I to AOF969I 7

The variable xx shows the major return code from aVSAM request.

The variable yy shows the minor return code from aVSAM request.

The variable function shows the name of the macro.


Operator response: Contact your system programmer.

System programmer response: Check the VSAMreturn code values to determine the cause of theproblem.

Classes: None.

AOF021I CONFLICTING PARAMETERSparameters SPECIFIED for command

Explanation: An invalid combination of parameterswas specified for command. The variable parameters liststhe conflicting parameters. The variable command showsthe name of the issued command.


Operator response: Enter the command again with avalid combination of parameters

System programmer response: None

Classes: None.

AOF022E MODULE module DETECTED ERRORIN SERVICE service. RC=rc, RS=rs

Explanation: A service was invoked and returned anunexpected return code or reason code. This message islogged in the netlog.

The variable module shows the name of the modulethat invoked the service.

The variable service shows the name of the servicethat was invoked.

The variable rc shows the return code that wasreceived.

The variable rs shows the reason code that wasreceived.

System action: Processing stops. The message islogged in the netlog.

Operator response: Refer to the documentation of theservice that was invoked for more information.


Classes: None.

AOF024I A NULL FIELD WAS ENTERED

Explanation: A null field is not acceptable.


Operator response: Correct the command syntax andreissue the command.


Classes: None.

AOF025I SYNTAX ERROR FOR command

Explanation: A syntax error was encountered in thecommand that was entered.


Operator response: Correct the command syntax andreissue the command.


Classes: None.

AOF026I module DETECTED A VERSIONMISMATCH. REASON nn

Explanation: Module module detected a versionmismatch.

v The variable module shows the name of the modulethat invoked the service.

v The variable rs shows the reason code. Valid reasoncodes are:01 The version of AOFRASFX does not match.02 The version of a status file record does not

match.

System action: The request is not processed.

Operator response: Check the system setup andreissue the command.


Classes: None.

AOF027I THE FOLLOWING SA AUTOMATIONOPERATORS COULD NOT BESTARTED:

Explanation: This is the first message of a multilinemessage group that lists all automation operators thatcould not be started.




Classes: None.

AOF028I automation operator name - NETVIEWTASK taskname status


v The variable automation operator name shows thename of the SA z/OS automation operator thatcould not be started.

v The variable taskname shows the name of theNetView task that caused the problem.

AOF021I • AOF028I


v The variable status shows:– UNDEFINED if the NetView task is currently not

defined.– INACTIVE if it could not be started.



System programmer response: Define the missingNetView task names or review the netlog for reasonswhy it could not be started.

Classes: None.

AOF029I DYNAMIC ADD OF SAAUTOMATION OPERATORS FAILED

Explanation: This message follows the multilinemessage group that begins with message AOF027I.



System programmer response: Define the missingNetView task names (see message AOF028I) or reviewthe netlog for reasons why it could not be started.

Classes: None.

AOF030I task_name IS INACTIVE

Explanation: The called task (task_name) is not activeat this time.


Operator response: Start the task by issuing STARTTASK=xxxxxxx, where xxxxxxx is:

v AOFTSTS for the status file


Classes: None.

AOF031I Configuration Refresh on 'system' is'status'.

Explanation: The message is generated when thestatus of the configuration refresh changes. It shows theactual status of the configuration refresh.

The variable system shows the system name where theconfiguration refresh is processed.

The variable status shows the actual status of theconfiguration refresh.




Classes: None.

AOF032I USAGE util %, LONG LINEAR pred1,SHORT LINEAR pred2, 1ST ORDERpred3

Explanation: This message is posted to SDF whenJES2 spool recovery has been initiated and SA z/OSmakes predictions about future spool usage. There arethree different prediction methods:

Long LinearThis method looks at the first data point andthe latest data point, and does a linearextrapolation to predict how long it will takefor the spool to reach 100% utilization.

Data points occur if either the pass processorruns, or a spool recovery initialization message(HASP050 or HASP355) is received.

Short LinearThis method is like long linear, but is based onthe last two data points.

Short 1st OrderThis method takes the last 3 data points,works out the rate of change between eachpair of consecutive points, then works out thevariation between these two rates of change. Itthen extrapolates using this quadratic variationto predict when the spool will reach 100%utilization.

v The variable util shows the current percent utilizationof all active spool volumes.

v The variables pred1, pred2, pred3 are spool usagepredictions. They can have the following values:

hh:mm:ssThe predicted time for the spool to reach100% utilization.

NONE Insufficient data points were collected tomake the prediction.

STABLEThere is no change in spool usage betweenthe data points. Spool usage is neitherincreasing nor decreasing.

SAFE The projected spool usage falls below thelowest data point rather than reaching 100%utilization.

DROPPINGThe latest data point is lower than theothers.

FULL The current data point shows 100% spoolutilization.




Classes: None.

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AOF035I MEMBER member I/O ERROROCCURRED WHILE PROCESSING

Explanation: An I/O error occurred during processingof the member identified by the variable member.

System action: Processing ends.

Operator response: Make sure the member identifiedin the message is valid. If the member identified in themessage is valid, contact your system programmer forfurther analysis.

System programmer response: Verify that the membername exists in the file pointed to by the procedure inuse at the time of the error. Review the netlog beingused at the time of the error to see whether there was asystem error that could have prevented the memberfrom being found.

Classes: None.

AOF040I CONTROL FILE INACTIVE

Explanation: A request to the automation policy wasnot successful because the automation control file wasnot active. This message can also be a response to theACF STATUS command.


Operator response: To activate the automation controlfile, specify the ACF REFRESH or the INGAMScommand.


Classes: None.

AOF041I UNABLE TO FIND entry type

Explanation: The task did not find any data for thespecified entry-type pair.

The variable entry shows the entry field of theentry-type pair the task tried to locate.

The variable type shows the type field of theentry-type pair the task tried to locate.




Classes: None.

AOF042I MEMBER name NOT FOUND

Explanation: SA z/OS attempted to prepare themember named in the message but could not find it.

The variable name is the name of member that couldnot be found.

System action: Processing continues.


System programmer response: Make sure that themember identified in the message is valid. Add themember in the DSIPARM concatenation chain or correctthe SDF panel definitions that refer to the erroneousmember.

AOF043I task IS ACTIVE

Explanation: The task task has been activated.




Classes: None.

AOF044I task IS TERMINATING

Explanation: The task task is ending.




Classes: None.

AOF045I task TERMINATED

Explanation: The task task has ended.




Classes: None.

AOF057I REQUEST FAILED. TIMERID =timer_IDALREADY EXISTS

Explanation: An attempt was made to add a timer IDthat already exists.

The variable timer_ID shows the timer ID thatalready exists.


Operator response: Specify a timer ID that does notalready exist.


Classes: None.

AOF058I AOFCTMSG ERROR - message_number

Explanation: The status display facility attempted toissue the message indicated, but no text could be foundfor the message in its internal message table(AOFCTMSG).

The variable message_number shows the number ofthe message that text was missing for.

AOF035I • AOF058I




System programmer response: Determine whatoperation was being performed when the erroroccurred, and note the message number. Thisinformation should be forwarded to your IBM productsupport contact.

Classes: None.

AOF059I REQUEST FOR name LOCKS TO BECLEARED WAS CANCELED

Explanation: The request to clear locks was canceled.No locks were cleared.

The variable name shows the subsystem namewhose locks were to be cleared.

System action: No locks were cleared.



Classes: None.

AOF060I OPERATOR ID operator_ID NOTFOUND

Explanation: The operator ID identified in thismessage (operator_ID) was not found.


Operator response: Specify the operator ID again.


Classes: None.

AOF064I time: ident WAITING FOR event

Explanation: Automation is waiting for an event tocomplete.

The variable time shows the time the message wasissued.

The variable ident shows the CLIST that issued themessage.

The variable event shows the event the CLIST iswaiting for.

When event is "ENVIRON SETUP EXITS TO FINISH" itmeans that the automation initialization-relatedprocessing is suspended. Automation initialization willnot complete until the exits have run.

System action: System automation waits until theevent has completed.



Classes: 40, 43.

AOF069I data

Explanation: This message is given in conjunctionwith a subsequent error message that explains what isincorrect. It shows the SDF panel statement that isincorrect.

The variable data identifies the buffer data in error.



System programmer response: Correct the paneldefinitions.

Classes: None.

AOF076I REPEAT FIND WILL NOT WORKUNTIL YOU HAVE ISSUED A FIND

Explanation: To use the repeat function a findcommand must have been entered previously.

System action: The requested command is notperformed.

Operator response: Specify a find command first, forexample, FIND abc.


Classes: None.

AOF077I USE P OR N TO SPECIFY FINDDIRECTION

Explanation: An invalid value for the find directionhas been specified. P and N are valid values.

System action: The requested command is notperformed.

Operator response: Specify P (previous) or N (next)for the direction of the FIND command, for example,FIND abc N.


Classes: None.

AOF078I subsys SPOOL RECOVERED TOBELOW nn%, text

Explanation: System automation SPOOL recovery wassuccessful.

The variable subsys shows the name of thesubsystem.

The variable nn% shows the spool percentage.

The variable text shows either RECOVERYSTOPPED or RECOVERY DONWGRADED TOSHORT.




AOF059I • AOF078I


Classes: 40, 43.

AOF081I SECURITY FACILITY IS NOT ACTIVE

Explanation: A request or function was notperformed, because the security facility was not active.


Operator response: Take steps to activate the securityfacility. Contact your system programmer.

System programmer response: Determine why thesecurity facility was not active and take steps to ensurethat it is available when necessary.

Classes: None.

AOF082I SAVE REQUEST REJECTED –ORIGINAL DATA HAS BEENMODIFIED

Explanation: A request to save changed data wasissued. However, the original data that you havechanged has in the meantime been modified by anotherprocess and is no longer up-to-date. The request istherefore rejected.

System action: The requested function is notperformed.

Operator response: Refresh the displayed data andredo the changes based on the new data.


Classes: None.

AOF083I FIELD field_name EXCEEDS THEALLOWABLE FIELD LENGTH

Explanation: The field identified in this message(field_name) is too long.


Operator response: Determine the correct length forthe field and try the operation again.


Classes: None.

AOF084I PARAMETERS EXCEED THEMAXIMUM LENGTH

Explanation: The command could not be processedbecause the parameters exceeded the maximum length.


Operator response: Try to reduce the length of theparameters.


Classes: None.

AOF085I PRESS PF5 TO SAVE OR PF3 AGAINTO IGNORE CHANGES

Explanation: Function key PF3 has been issued toleave a panel without having saved temporarymodifications of the displayed data. The requestedfunction is rejected.


Operator response: Follow the instruction of themessage.


AOF086I time : phase DEFINITIONS TO subsystemRESTORED BY task

Explanation: This message is written to the NetViewlog when previously stored start or stop definitions toan application have been restored after they have beenmodified.

The variable time shows the time this message wasgenerated.

The variable phase shows whether START or STOPdefinitions have been modified.

The variable subsystem shows the name of theresource.

The variable task shows the name of the task thatrequested the function.




AOF087I action REQUEST REJECTED - phase INPROGRESS

Explanation: A request was issued to save modifiedstart or stop definitions for an application or to discardchanges by resetting the previously loaded definitions.

v The variable action shows whether a save or resetfunction has been requested.

v The variable phase shows the reason why therequested function was rejected:START

A startup of the application is in progress.STOP

A shutdown of the application is in progress.INITIALIZATION

SA z/OS is not initialized.


Operator response: Reissue the request either after thestart or stop of the application has completed or afterSA z/OS has initialized.


AOF081I • AOF087I


AOF088I command: COMMAND ONLYALLOWED IN FULLSCREEN MODE

Explanation: A command was issued that is onlyallowed in fullscreen mode. The command is rejectedbecause the executing task does not support fullscreenmode.

The variable command shows the command that wasissued.




AOF089I time : phase DEFINITIONS TO subsystemMODIFIED BY task

Explanation: This message is written to the NetViewlog when start or stop definitions to an applicationhave been modified during runtime.


The variable phase shows whether START or STOPdefinitions have been modified.

The variable subsystem shows the name of theresource.

The variable task shows the name of the task thatrequested the function.




AOF090I IPLDATE= date, IPLTIME= time

Explanation: This message shows the date and time ofthe last initial program load (IPL).




Classes: None.

AOF094I operator_ID IS NOT AUTHORIZED TOUSE INGNTFY COMMAND

Explanation: An operator dialog issues this message.An operator who is not authorized to use theINGNTFY command attempted to do so.

The variable operator_ID shows the ID of theoperator who attempted to use the command.


Operator response: If you need more informationabout this message, call help from the panel that thismessage appears on.


Classes: None.

AOF095I function_name FUNCTIONSUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED

Explanation: An operator dialog issues this message.Processing of a function called by a command has beensuccessfully completed.

The variable function_name identifies the functionthat processing has been completed for.


Operator response: None. For more information aboutthis message, call help from the panel that this messageappears on.


Classes: None.

AOF096I A COMMAND MUST BE SPECIFIED

Explanation: You are expected to enter a command.


Operator response: Enter a command.


Classes: None.

AOF097I A RESOURCE NAME IS REQUIREDFOR THIS SELECTION

Explanation: You made an operator dialog panelselection that requires a resource name, but you did notenter a resource name.


Operator response: Enter a resource name. For moreinformation, request help for this operator dialog panel.


Classes: None.

AOF098I COMMAND FAILED - REFER TONETVIEW LOG

Explanation: Processing of a request or function failedto be completed successfully. The netlog file active atthe time of the failure might contain informationindicating why processing failed.



System programmer response: Review the netlog formessages related to the request that failed. Determinethe cause of the failure by analyzing these messages. Ifthere are no related messages, determine whether thecommand is still active on the maintenance level that

AOF088I • AOF098I


was active when this message was generated.

Classes: None.

AOF099I FUNCTION COMPLETED

Explanation: An operator dialog issues this message.It indicates that processing of the command completed.If no error message is shown previously, it alsoindicates that the function completed successfully.




Classes: None.

AOF100I time: command COMMAND ISSUED data

Explanation: The request you made has beenprocessed or has been issued and is processing.


The variable command shows the name of thecommand that failed.

The variable data shows detailed information aboutwhere the command was issued.




Classes. 40 43.

AOF101I CONFIRMATION RESPONSE ISREQUIRED

Explanation: An operator dialog issues this message.


Operator response: For more information, call helpfrom the panel that this message appears on.


Classes: None.

AOF102I CORRECT FIELDS IN ERROR





Classes: None.

AOF103I CURRENT TIME PAST REQUESTEDTIME time

Explanation: A time that has already passed wasspecified. The specified time cannot be processed.

The variable time shows the time specified in therequest.


Operator response: Specify a valid time in the request.


Classes: None.

AOF104I DEFAULT (IF ANY) IN WHITE, NONEED TO ENTER SEL NUMBER

Explanation: On the NNT selection panel, the firstdefined session is the default selection forinitiation/termination. It is selected automatically ifyou do not enter a selection number.




Classes: None.

AOF105I DELETE SUCCESSFUL

Explanation: A request to delete is complete.




Classes: None.

AOF106I ENTER A SELECTION





Classes: None.

AOF107I ENTER TO DISPLAY

Explanation: An operator dialog issues this message.This message is usually displayed after an invalidcommand is entered.


Operator response: Make a selection from the listdisplayed on the panel and press the key designated asthe Enter key.

AOF099I • AOF107I



Classes: None.

AOF108E ERROR OCCURRED DURING processPROCESS

Explanation: An error occurred during the processidentified in this message.

The variable process shows the name of the processduring which the error occurred.


Operator response: Notify your system programmer.

System programmer response: Examine othermessages related to the process to identify the errorand its cause.

Classes: None.

AOF109I EXITS CANNOT BE ENABLED - EXITSDO NOT EXIST

Explanation: An attempt was made to enable exits.Because no exits exist, no action was performed.




Classes: None.

AOF110I name BEING USED FOR THEAUTOMATION CONTROL FILE - origin

Explanation: The automation control file member waseither loaded, restored, or refreshed successfully.

v The variable name shows the name of the memberthat was loaded.

v The variable origin shows where the automationcontrol file came from. It can be:

LOADED from data sets in the DSIPARMconcatenation.RESTORED using NetView Save/Restore facility.REFRESHED as for LOADED but from changeddata only.




Classes: None.

AOF111I AUTOMATION CONFIGURATIONDISPLAY - ENTRY= entry

Explanation: This is the first message of a multilinemessage group that displays the current automationconfiguration.

The variable entry shows the name of the entry thatwill be displayed.




Classes: None.

AOF112I ACTIVE TYPE= active_type , DESIREDTYPE= desired_type


The variable active_type shows the name of the typethat satisfied the request.

The variable desired_type shows the name of the typethat was requested.




Classes: None.

AOF113I DATA IS data


The variable data shows the data area of the entryand type being displayed.




Classes: None.

AOF114I REQUESTED STATE state FORSUBSYSTEM subsystem IS ALREADYSET


The variable state shows the requested state.

The variable subsystem shows the affectedsubsystem.




Classes: None.

AOF108E • AOF114I


AOF115I REQUESTED TIMER timer_identificationWAS CHANGED

Explanation: The requested timer change was made.

The variable timer_identification shows the name ofthe timer that was changed.




Classes: None.

AOF116I REQUESTED TIMERS WERE DELETED

Explanation: The request to delete timers wascompleted successfully. The timers specified in therequest were deleted.




Classes: None.

AOF117I RETURN CODE return_code RECEIVEDFROM LIST TIMER COMMAND

Explanation: A non-zero return code was generatedduring processing of the LIST TIMER command.Processing of the request is not complete.

The variable return_code shows the return codegenerated.



System programmer response: Refer to thedescription of the NetView LIST TIMER command inTivoli NetView for z/OS Command Reference Vol. 1 for anexplanation of the return code.

Classes: None.

AOF118I SECOND PARAMETER SHOULD BEBLANK OR T

Explanation: A non-blank value other than “T” wasspecified for the second parameter of the enteredcommand. This parameter must be blank or have avalue of T.


Operator response: Enter the command again,specifying valid values for all parameters.


Classes: None.

AOF119I SELECT ONE PARAMETER THENPRESS THE ENTER KEY

Explanation: This message is a prompt for you toselect a parameter.


Operator response: Select a parameter and press theEnter key.


Classes: None.

AOF121I HIT ENTER KEY

Explanation: This message is a prompt for you topress the Enter key.


Operator response: Press the key on your keyboardthat performs the Enter function.


Classes: None.

AOF122I INVALID CONFIRMATION REQUESTOF function ENTERED

Explanation: An operator dialog issues this message.A confirmation request that is not valid was entered.

The variable function shows the request entered.


Operator response: Enter a valid confirmation request.For more information about this message, call helpfrom the panel that this message appears on.


Classes: None.

AOF123D INVALID INPUT -- ENTERCOMMAND, SET COMMAND, T TOTERMINATE OR I TO INITIATE

Explanation: Data that is not valid was entered.


Operator response: Enter one of the following:

v A valid commandv SETv Tv I


Classes: None.

AOF115I • AOF123D


AOF124D INVALID INPUT -- ENTER IMSCOMMAND, SET COMMAND OR TTO TERMINATE

Explanation: Data that is not valid was entered.


Operator response: Enter the data again, making surethat it is valid.


Classes: None.

AOF125A INVALID OPERATOR ID - PLEASERE-ENTER

Explanation: An operator ID that is not valid wasentered.


Operator response: Enter a valid operator ID.


Classes: None.

AOF126A INVALID PASSWORD - PLEASERE-ENTER

Explanation: A password that is not valid wasspecified.


Operator response: Enter a valid password.


Classes: None.

AOF129I INVALID SELECTION



Operator response: For more information, call helpfrom the panel that this message appears on. Choose anoption that is within the valid range.


Classes: None.

AOF130I INVALID SUBSYSTEM NAMEinvalid_name

Explanation: An operator dialog issues this message.This message may also be issued during theautomation control file load or refresh.

The variable invalid_name shows the invalid name.

System action: For automation control file load orrefresh the Entry/Type is ignored.

Operator response: For more information, call help

from the panel that this message appears on. If themessage is issued during the configuration file load orrefresh then the Entry/Type in the file must becorrected.


Classes: None.

AOF131I MISSING OR INVALID parameter

Explanation: A parameter or keyword in the enteredcommand is missing or is not valid.

The variable parameter shows the parameter orkeyword that is missing or is not valid.


Operator response: Specify valid parameters andreissue the command.


Classes: None.

AOF132I NO AUTOMATION FLAGS SET





Classes: None.

AOF133I NO ENTRIES HAVE BEEN DEFINED

Explanation: The information that was requested doesnot exist.




Classes: None.

AOF134I NO FUNCTION WAS SELECTED

Explanation: You did not specify a function.


Operator response: Specify a function.


Classes: None.

AOF135I NO HELP PANEL IS AVAILABLE

Explanation: Help information was requested whennone is available.


AOF124D • AOF135I




Classes: None.

AOF136I NO MORE HELP IS AVAILABLE

Explanation: All available help text has beendisplayed.




Classes: None.

AOF137I NO NOTIFY OPERATORS DEFINED

Explanation: The request was not performed, becausethere are no notify operators.




Classes: None.

AOF138I NO SCHEDULED AUTOMATIONOVERRIDES





Classes: None.

AOF139I NO THRESHOLDS DEFINED - ATLEAST ONE THRESHOLD VALUE ISREQUIRED

Explanation: No threshold values have been defined.You must define at least one threshold value.



System programmer response: Define at least onethreshold value. For information about definingthreshold values, refer to IBM Tivoli System Automationfor z/OS Defining Automation Policy.

Classes: None.

AOF140I NO TIMERS ARE SCHEDULED

Explanation: No timers are scheduled, so there isnothing to display.




Classes: None.

AOF141I NUMBER 0 IS NOT VALID

Explanation: The value “0” was specified for the field.This is not a valid value for the field.


Operator response: Specify a valid value for the field.


Classes: None.

AOF142I ONLY ONE DATE/DAY MAY BESPECIFIED

Explanation: More than one day or date wasspecified. Only one day or date can be accepted.


Operator response: Specify only one day or date.


Classes: None.

AOF143I ONLY ONE SELECTION IS ALLOWED,PLEASE RESPECIFY

Explanation: More than one selection was made. Onlyone selection can be accepted.


Operator response: Make only one selection.


Classes: None.

AOF144I PARAMETER parameter_name INVALID

Explanation: An operator dialog issues this message.A parameter that is not valid (parameter_name) wasentered.




Classes: None.

AOF136I • AOF144I


AOF145I PARAMETER MISSING





Classes: None.

AOF146I PARAMETER MUST BE NUMERIC

Explanation: A non-numeric value was entered in afield that requires a numeric value.


Operator response: Enter a numeric value for thefield.


Classes: None.

AOF147I REPLY FAILED - REFER TONETWORK LOG

Explanation: The reply failed. The netlog containsadditional information about the failure.



System programmer response: Make sure the replyspecification is correct. Identify and correct any othercauses of the failure.

Classes: None.

AOF148I REPLYID IS NOT VALID, CORRECTAND RE-ENTER

Explanation: The reply ID is not valid.


Operator response: Enter a valid reply ID.


Classes: None.

AOF149I REQUEST FAILED. DATE/TIME (datetime) IS INVALID

Explanation: The date or time specified is not valid.

The variable date shows the date specified.

The variable time shows the time specified.


Operator response: Specify a valid date and a validtime. Make sure that the day you specify is valid forthe month and year you specify, and that the time is

specified in 24-hour-clock format.


Classes: None.

AOF150I STATISTICS DISPLAY REQUESTEDFOR from_resource THRU to_resource

Explanation: This is the first message in a group ofmessages that display statistics from a resourcestructure.

The variable from_resource shows the highestresource name in the resource structure requested tobe displayed.

The variable to_resource shows the lowest resourcename in the resource structure requested to bedisplayed.




Classes: None.

AOF151I ID= resource , TYPE= type , STATUS=status


The variable resource shows the name of theresource being displayed.

The variable type shows the type of resource beingdisplayed.

The variable status shows the status of the resourcebeing displayed.




Classes: None.

AOF152I LAST UPDATED BY operator_ID ,RECORD TYPE= record_type


The variable operator_ID shows the ID of theoperator who last updated the record for theresource.

The variable record_type shows the type of therecord that was updated.




Classes: None.

AOF145I • AOF152I


AOF153I LAST event_type EVENT: TS= date time ,TYPE=type


The variable event_type shows the event type, whichis one of START, AVAIL, STOP, or DOWN. Theevent types describe the lifecycle milestones of theresource.

The variable date time shows the time stamp in theform mm/dd/yyyy hh:mm:ss.

The variable type shows the start or stop type that isassociated with the event.




Classes: None.

AOF154I LAST TERMCODE= code


The variable code shows the termination (abend)code.




Classes: None.

AOF155I OPERATOR NOTIFIED: notify

Explanation: This message is part of a multilinemessage group that begins with message AOF150I. Thismessage indicates whether an operator has beennotified of the current error.




Classes: None.

AOF156I LAST STATUS CHANGE DATE=mm/dd/yy, TIME= hh.mm.ss , OPER=operator_ID

Explanation: This message shows the date and time ofthe last status change, and the operator ID at the pointof the status change.

The variables mm, dd, and yy show the month, day,and year, respectively, of the last status change.

The variables hh, mm and ss show the hour, minute,and second of the last status change.

The variable operator_ID shows the operator ID atthe point of the last status change.




Classes: None.

AOF158I USER = information

Explanation: Informational message returning up to20 characters of data.

The variable information shows information by user.




Classes: None.

AOF159I NO DATA AVAILABLE

Explanation: This message is part of a multilinemessage group that begins with message AOF150I.There is no error data available for the resource.




Classes: None.

AOF160I ERROR COUNT DATE TIME

Explanation: This message is part of a multilinemessage group that begins with message AOF150I. Thismessage provides the headings for the data shown inmessage AOF161I.




Classes: None.

AOF161I nn mm/dd/yy hh:mm:ss

Explanation: This message is part of a multilinemessage group that begins with message AOF150I. Thismessage shows the current error count (nn) and thedate and time of the last error.




Classes: None.

AOF153I • AOF161I


AOF162I INVALID SCROLL AMOUNT -SPECIFY "HALF", "PAGE", "MAX", ORA NUMBER

Explanation: An invalid value was entered in thescroll field.


Operator response: Correct the scroll amount andretry.


Classes: None.

AOF163I LAST THRESHOLD EXCEEDED -threshold

Explanation: This message is part of a multilinemessage group that begins with message AOF150I. Thelast threshold setting for the resource has beenexceeded.

The variable threshold shows the last thresholdsetting.




Classes: None.

AOF165I REQUEST FAILED. TASK task_nameNOT ACTIVE

Explanation: The task identified in this message mustbe active for processing of the request to be completedsuccessfully. Because this task was not active, therequest failed.

The variable task_name shows the name of the taskthat was not active.


Operator response: Contact your system programmer.Start the task identified by task_name and issue theoriginal request again.

System programmer response: Determine why thetask identified by task_name was not active and correctthe problem.

Classes: None.

AOF166I REQUEST FOR number LOCKS TO BECLEARED WAS SUCCESSFULLYCOMPLETED

Explanation: A request to clear locks was successful.

The variable number shows the number of lockscleared.




Classes: None.

AOF169I THE LAST LINE IS ALREADYDISPLAYED ON THE SCREEN

Explanation: You tried to scroll forward to displaymore data on the screen, but there is no more data todisplay; the last line of data is already being displayed.




Classes: None.

AOF170I THE TOP LINE IS ALREADYDISPLAYED ON THE SCREEN

Explanation: You tried to scroll backward to displaymore data on the screen, but there is no more data todisplay; the first line of data is already being displayed.




Classes: None.

AOF171I TIMEOUT OF number SECONDSEXPIRED

Explanation: Processing of the request was notcompleted within the number of seconds shown by thismessage.

The variable number shows the number of secondstaken by processing of the request before processingwas suspended.

System action: Normal system processing proceeds;processing of the request was suspended.



Classes: None.

AOF172I TIMER ID MUST BE CHANGED FORADD PROCESSING

Explanation: The timer ID was not changed for anadd operation.


Operator response: Specify the timer ID again.


Classes: None.

AOF162I • AOF172I


AOF173I TIMER SCHEDULED BUT TIMERDISPLAY FAILED

Explanation: The requested time was set. However, inan attempt to verify the request by displaying the timerID, the NetView LIST TIMER command failed.


Operator response: Verify that your requested timerwas set.


Classes: None.

AOF174I UNKNOWN ERROR OCCURRED,REFER TO NETWORK LOG FORDETAILS

Explanation: An unexpected return code was received,indicating an error condition. Additional informationabout the error condition can be found in the NetViewlog.



System programmer response: Check the netlog formessages related to the request that resulted in theerror condition.

Classes: None.

AOF175I YOU MUST ENTER YOURPASSWORD

Explanation: A password was not entered.


Operator response: Enter your password.


Classes: None.

AOF176I YOU MUST ENTER YOUR USER ID

Explanation: A user ID was not specified.


Operator response: Enter your user ID.


Classes: None.

AOF177I YOUR REQUESTED NUMBER IS NOTON THE LIST

Explanation: Your selection number is greater than thenumber in the list of valid selections on this panel.


Operator response: Select a number that is includedin the selection list.


Classes: None.

AOF179I REQUEST NOT COMPLETED - WAITTIME EXPIRED

Explanation: Processing of the request was notcomplete after the length of time specified as the “waittime.” Processing of the request is suspended. Otherprocessing continues.

System action: Processing of the request might becompleted after this message is issued or the request isincomplete.

Operator response: Retry your request or determinewhether it subsequently completes.


Classes: None.

AOF180I REQUEST NOT COMPLETED BYcommand_name COMMAND FAILURE

Explanation: Processing of a request was notcompleted because the command identified in thismessage failed.

The variable command_name shows the name of thecommand that failed.



System programmer response: Check the netlog forrelated error messages to determine the reason why thecommand failed.

Classes: None.

AOF181I MULTIPLE SELECTIONS NOTALLOWED

Explanation: A command entered on the selection linewas interpreted as an attempt to select more than oneoption. Only one option can be selected.


Operator response: Select one of the optionsdisplayed on the panel and press the key designated asthe Enter key.


Classes: None.

AOF173I • AOF181I


AOF186I parameter PARAMETER SPECIFIEDMORE THAN ONCE

Explanation: A parameter was used in a commandmore than once, or was specified more than once for asubsystem definition in the automation control file.

The variable parameter shows the duplicatedparameter.

System action: The entered command is notprocessed. For automation control file processing theparameter is ignored.

Operator response: Enter the command again, usingthe correct syntax.


Classes: None.

AOF187I SPECIFIED OPERAND operandINVALID FOR parameter FOR A CROSSDOMAIN REQUEST TO cross_domain

Explanation: The specified operand (operand) cannotbe used with the specified parameter (parameter) for across domain request to the specified cross domain(cross_domain).

System action: The entered command is notprocessed.



Classes: None.

AOF188I FROM= AND TO= PARAMETERS AREINVALID FOR REQ=REPL|DELREQUESTS

Explanation: The FROM parameter and TO parameterspecified in the command are not valid for replace ordelete requests.




Classes: None.

AOF189I FOR REQ=DEL THE ONLY VALIDPARAMETER IS: ID=

Explanation: A parameter other than ID= was entered.This is the only valid parameter.




Classes: None.

AOF199I FOR REQ=DISP THE ONLY VALIDPARAMETERS ARE: ID=, FROM=, andTO=

Explanation: A parameter other than ID=, FROM=, orTO= was entered. These are the only valid parameters.




Classes: None.

AOF200I time: COMMAND init_cmd FAILED.RECEIVED RETURN CODE rr FROMfail_cmd

Explanation: A command issued by the initiatingcommand ended with a non-zero return code.

The variable time shows the time that this messagewas generated.

The variable init_cmd shows the name of theinitiating command.

The variable rr shows the condition code that wasreturned by the failing command.

The variable fail_cmd shows the name of the failingcommand.

System action: Processing is terminated.

Operator response: Notify your system programmer.

System programmer response: Determine why thecommand failed and correct the problem.

Classes: 0.

AOF201I time : CLIST clist_name: msg_input

Explanation: An error occurred during processing of acommand list.


The variable clist_name shows the name of thecommand list that was being processed when theerror occurred.

The variable msg_input describes the error.

System action: Processing of the command list endswith an appropriate return code.


System programmer response: Perform problem

AOF186I • AOF201I


determination on the command.

Classes: 0.

AOF203I clist_name INVOKED BYUNAUTHORIZED USER (user_ID).REQUEST DENIED: request

Explanation: A command list was called by a userwho is not authorized to do so. The request to processthe command list was denied.

The variable clist_name shows the command list thatwas called.

The variable user_ID shows the ID of the user whoca

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