The reason code came from the EMC product. You will have to look up
that code in the EMC Manual.
> 11/10/27 10:07:04 ECA1004E RECALL OF P950OBA.A.CNTL FAILED. RETURN CODE:
> 4764.
> ARC1001I P950OBA.A.CNTL RECALL FAILED, RC=0099, REAS=4764
On Thu, Oct 27, 2011 at 6:16 AM, Thomas Berg <thomas.b...@swedbank.se> wrote:
> As we now have an "all IBM" policy it didn't occur to me that it could be a
> non-ibm message.
> I have looked for the ARC1001I message with the result as below...
>
> The whole error message (some line cutted at the end):
>
> ARC1020I DFSMSHSM IS RECALLING FROM DASD DSN=P950OBA.A.CNTL, YOU MAY CONTINUE
> T
> SSION BY PRESSING THE ATTENTION KEY
> 11/10/27 10:07:04 ECA1004E RECALL OF P950OBA.A.CNTL FAILED. RETURN CODE:
> 4764.
> ARC1010I USER REQUEST FOR A MIGRATED DATA SET FAILED.
> ARC1001I P950OBA.A.CNTL RECALL FAILED, RC=0099, REAS=4764
> ARC1199I ERROR DURING RECALL/RECOVERY
> ***
>
> Whats more irritating is that when looking at ARC1001I, the reasoncode is not
> found in the manual.
> (z/OS V1R1.0 MVS System Messages, Vol 2 (ARC-ASA) - which is where the link
> from z/OS V1R13.0 DFSMShsm Diagnosis is pointing to.)
> That is, they say:
>
> 2.671 ARC1001I
>
> ARC1001I {dsname | VOL=volser | command} operation FAILED, RC=retcode
> REAS=reascode
>
> Explanation: A DFSMShsm request has failed. The following describes the
> message variables:
>
> * dsname indicates the name of the data set.
> * volser indicates the volume serial number.
> * command indicates the command and its associated command parameters.
> * operation indicates the requested operation.
> * retcode indicates the return code.
> * reascode indicates the reason code.
>
> A following related message provides you with further information about the
> failure. The two digits of the message number specified as nn, indicate the
> retcode. The related message number also indicates the DFSMShsm function
> processing when the failure has occurred, as shown on the following table.
>
>
>
> Table 2. Return Code Identifier
> Function Message Group
> Recovery/Recall ARC11nns
> Space Management ARC12nns
> Backup ARC13nns
> Aggregate Backup/Recovery ARC6nnns
>
>
> For example, if the related message is ARC1131I:
>
> * ARC1131I indicates that the recovery/recall function has failed. The nn
> is 31 which is the retcode. See Table 3 in topic 2.1266 for the meaning of
> retcode 31 or refer to message ARC1131I for expanded information.
>
>
>
> - So I look at ARC1199, where I find:
>
> 2.787 ARC1199I
>
> ARC1199I ERROR DURING RECALL/RECOVERY
>
> Explanation: An error was detected while DFSMShsm was performing a recall or
> recovery operation. The return and reason code are given in message ARC1001I.
> The possible values for the reason code are:
>
> Reascode Meaning
>
> 4
> A data set was requested to be reblocked and the accumulated record length
> was greater than the DCBLRECL.
>
> 8
> A direct access data set was targeted to a volume with a smaller track
> capacity than the volume where the data set originally resided.
>
> 12
> The DFSMShsm CDS record that describes the data set indicated a source
> volume device type that is not supported by DFSMShsm.
>
>
>
> - Non sequitur AFAICS. I the look in "ARC Return Codes and Reason Codes"
> where I finally find:
>
> " 99 VBS data set RECOVER/RECALL attempted to incompatible
> device."
>
> - Which is somewhat unlikely for a JCL dataset.
>
> - REAS=4764 is nowhere to find
>
>
>
> Regards,
> Thomas Berg
> _________________________________________
> Thomas Berg Specialist A M SWEDBANK
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