Re: PIPE, CMS kind of question.

[David Kreuter]

PUT2PROD SEGMENTS uses this architecture more or less, fires up the BLDSEG 
virtual machine, FORCE it off, logs it on again for a different segment. Same 
for BLDCMS machine but that is single purpose.
How about that - admiring PUT2PROD !

David


-Original Message-
From: The IBM z/VM Operating System on behalf of Schuh, Richard
Sent: Wed 1/10/2007 5:06 PM
To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU
Subject: Re: [IBMVM] PIPE, CMS kind of question.
 
We have a REIPL EXEC that will change the storage size and IPL whatever
was last IPLed. It does not, at the current time, pass any command to
the PROFILE, but it would not be rocket surgery to add that
functionality.

 

Regards, 
Richard Schuh 



From: The IBM z/VM Operating System [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Huegel, Thomas
Sent: Wednesday, January 10, 2007 1:56 PM
To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU
Subject: Re: PIPE, CMS kind of question.

 

A different approach might be to send a message to operator (PROP or
some other automation) and then logoff. PROP would then issue an
XAUTOLOG specifying a storage size of 50m and passing console input with
the exec name and the parm for the exec. 

-Original Message-
From: The IBM z/VM Operating System
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Steve Gentry
Sent: Wednesday, January 10, 2007 3:14 PM
To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU
Subject: PIPE, CMS kind of question.


I have an EXEC I want to run but I need to be sure the user has
a certain amount of virtual storage before it can run. 
I can get this information  with PIPE and a  Q  V  STOR. 
If the storage is less than 50M then I want to increase the
storage to 50M.  Then I want the EXEC to continue on. 
Here is the code snippet. 

'cp define stor 50m' || '15'x || 'I CMS' || '15'x || 'srgmod'
mod_name 
  

The define stor  works ok, the I CMS works ok but it won't run
the srgmod  EXEC  (mod_name is an arg I supply) 
Is this because when the I CMS runs it clears storage, resets
pointers or something? 
If so, is there a way I can accomplish this? 

Thanks, 
Steve G.







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Re: PIPE, CMS kind of question.

[Brian Nielsen]

Here's an exec I wrote back in 1986, called SYSEXEC EXEC, to easily and 

flexibly customize what code would run on various userids when they 
started up.  It will adapt easily to what you want to do.

/* This exec checks for a file with filename=userid  filetype=SYSEXEC
 */
/* If found, this file is loaded into storage as SYSUSE EXEC. */
/* After execution of the SYSUSE EXEC it is removed from storage. */
set cmstype ht
'EXECLOAD' userid() 'SYSEXEC X SYSUSE EXEC ( PUSH'
IF rc=0
THEN DO
set cmstype rt
'SYSUSE'
'EXECDROP SYSUSE EXEC'
 END
set cmstype rt


You will need to have the userid(s) that need this feature run the SYSEXE
C 
EXEC at some point during their SYSPROF/PROFILE processing.  The above is
 
geared to only use SYSEXEC filetypes on the X-disk, and I had it hooked i
n 
such that I could insure what the X-disk was when it was called.  If your
 
needs are simple you could use it only on the userid in question and 
modify it to look on the userid's A-disk instead.

You'll want to modify your srgmod EXEC to copy itself to file "userid 
SYSEXEC" before you IPL CMS and to otherwise delete "userid SYSEXEC".  Of
 
course, the file name pattern of "userid SYSEXEC" fit my needs and you ar
e 
free to change it if a different pattern suits you (perhaps "srgmod 
SYSEXEC").

Brian Nielsen

On Wed, 10 Jan 2007 16:14:26 -0500, Steve Gentry 
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>I have an EXEC I want to run but I need to be sure the user has a certai
n
>amount of virtual storage before it can run.
>I can get this information  with PIPE and a  Q  V  STOR.
>If the storage is less than 50M then I want to increase the storage to
>50M.  Then I want the EXEC to continue on.
>Here is the code snippet.
>
>'cp define stor 50m' || '15'x || 'I CMS' || '15'x || 'srgmod' mod_name
>
>
>The define stor  works ok, the I CMS works ok but it won't run the srgmo
d
>EXEC  (mod_name is an arg I supply)
>Is this because when the I CMS runs it clears storage, resets pointers o
r
>something?
>If so, is there a way I can accomplish this?
>
>Thanks,
>Steve G.

Re: HCPSAS875A

[Edward M. Martin]

Hello Rich,

Hmm. Can you find out what the microcode load was suppose to fix
or enhance?   It would be nice if the message would pinpoint what the
function was that is now just a subset.

If you find out, post the answers, please.
Ed Martin 
Aultman Health Foundation
330-588-4723
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
ext. 40441

> -Original Message-
> From: The IBM z/VM Operating System [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On
> Behalf Of Schuh, Richard
> Sent: Wednesday, January 10, 2007 5:03 PM
> To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU
> Subject: Re: HCPSAS875A
> 
> There were no messages at the HMC; however, we have confirmed that
> someone was doing a concurrent microcode load at the time. Funny
thing,
> only one of 3 LPARS, all running the same VP CP, reported the problem.
> The only message at OPERATOR was the HCPSAS875A.
> 
> It has been reported to IBM via the hardware channels.
> 
> Regards,
> Richard Schuh
> 
> -Original Message-
> From: The IBM z/VM Operating System [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On
> Behalf Of Edward M. Martin
> Sent: Wednesday, January 10, 2007 1:50 PM
> To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU
> Subject: Re: HCPSAS875A
> 
> Hello Rich,
> 
>   Do you have any message at the HMC?  And if you just IPLed
> what does the log from OPERATOR have in the way of messages that
> happened before the HCPSA875A message?
> 
>   What was the last change to SYSTEM CONFIG or the IOCP?
> 
> Ed Martin
> Aultman Health Foundation
> 330-588-4723
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> ext. 40441
> 

Re: PIPE, CMS kind of question.

[Rob van der Heij]

On 1/10/07, Kris Buelens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


You'd need to fiddle with the user's PROFILE EXEC to make it run the EXEC.


I guess Neale would wish you things that involve a big black dog ;-)

If trying to be helpful involves messing with the user's PROFILE EXEC,
to me that means you need to rethink what you're trying to achieve.
Depending on the complexity of the user's PROFILE EXEC your trick may
or may not work. Even when you add the code to handle the case when
the DEFINE does not work. And what are you going to do after the
program finished? Change it back to something the old value or leave
it like this? Would it be an option to set the directory default for
those users?

If you really have to do it like this, I would consider to establish a
safe environment by a rename of the original PROFILE and creation of a
new one that only does its things, and rename back again after you're
done. And prepare to take calls from users who lost their PROFILE EXEC
without knowing why..

If you could plan well ahead, you might be able to add logic to the
SYSPROF to recognize various situations and properly deal with them
(through some exits).

Rob

Re: PIPE, CMS kind of question.

[Schuh, Richard]

We have a REIPL EXEC that will change the storage size and IPL whatever
was last IPLed. It does not, at the current time, pass any command to
the PROFILE, but it would not be rocket surgery to add that
functionality.

 

Regards, 
Richard Schuh 



From: The IBM z/VM Operating System [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Huegel, Thomas
Sent: Wednesday, January 10, 2007 1:56 PM
To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU
Subject: Re: PIPE, CMS kind of question.

 

A different approach might be to send a message to operator (PROP or
some other automation) and then logoff. PROP would then issue an
XAUTOLOG specifying a storage size of 50m and passing console input with
the exec name and the parm for the exec. 

-Original Message-
From: The IBM z/VM Operating System
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Steve Gentry
Sent: Wednesday, January 10, 2007 3:14 PM
To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU
Subject: PIPE, CMS kind of question.


I have an EXEC I want to run but I need to be sure the user has
a certain amount of virtual storage before it can run. 
I can get this information  with PIPE and a  Q  V  STOR. 
If the storage is less than 50M then I want to increase the
storage to 50M.  Then I want the EXEC to continue on. 
Here is the code snippet. 

'cp define stor 50m' || '15'x || 'I CMS' || '15'x || 'srgmod'
mod_name 
  

The define stor  works ok, the I CMS works ok but it won't run
the srgmod  EXEC  (mod_name is an arg I supply) 
Is this because when the I CMS runs it clears storage, resets
pointers or something? 
If so, is there a way I can accomplish this? 

Thanks, 
Steve G.







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Re: HCPSAS875A

[Schuh, Richard]

There were no messages at the HMC; however, we have confirmed that
someone was doing a concurrent microcode load at the time. Funny thing,
only one of 3 LPARS, all running the same VP CP, reported the problem.
The only message at OPERATOR was the HCPSAS875A.

It has been reported to IBM via the hardware channels.

Regards,
Richard Schuh

-Original Message-
From: The IBM z/VM Operating System [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Edward M. Martin
Sent: Wednesday, January 10, 2007 1:50 PM
To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU
Subject: Re: HCPSAS875A

Hello Rich,

Do you have any message at the HMC?  And if you just IPLed
what does the log from OPERATOR have in the way of messages that 
happened before the HCPSA875A message?

What was the last change to SYSTEM CONFIG or the IOCP?

Ed Martin 
Aultman Health Foundation
330-588-4723
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
ext. 40441

> -Original Message-
> From: The IBM z/VM Operating System [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On
> Behalf Of Schuh, Richard
> Sent: Wednesday, January 10, 2007 4:15 PM
> To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU
> Subject: Re: HCPSAS875A
> 
> Thanks, I think. HELP but not Messages and Codes or LookAt ...
something
> has been missed.
> 
> Regards,
> Richard Schuh
> 
>  HCP875A   THE PROCESSOR CONTROLLER CAN ONLY PERFORM A MINIMUM SUBSET
OF
>FUNCTIONS.  FOLLOW LOCAL PROCEDURES FOR REPORTING A
PROCESSOR
>CONTROLLER PROBLEM.
> 
>  EXPLANATION: THE PROCESSOR CONTROLLER HAS REPORTED A CHANGE IN ITS
> OPERATION.
>  IF THIS MESSAGE OCCURS AT IPL OF Z/VM AFTER A CHANGE TO THE
PROCESSOR,
> THIS
>  MESSAGE CAN BE IGNORED. IF THIS MESSAGE OCCURS AFTER IPL DURING
NORMAL
>  OPERATIONS, THE PROCESSOR CONTROLLER HAS ENCOUNTERED A PROBLEM AND
CAN
> NOW
>  ONLY PERFORM A MINIMUM SUBSET OF FUNCTIONS.
> 
>  SYSTEM ACTION: SYSTEM OPERATION CONTINUES. HOWEVER, FUNCTIONS THAT
USE
> THE
>  PROCESSOR CONTROLLER, FOR EXAMPLE VARY PROCESSOR AND IOCP COMMANDS,
MAY
> NOT
>  SUCCEED.
> 
>  OPERATOR RESPONSE:  FOLLOW LOCAL PROCEDURES FOR REPORTING A PROCESSOR
>  CONTROLLER PROBLEM.
> --

Re: PIPE, CMS kind of question.

[Huegel, Thomas]

A different approach might be to send a message to operator (PROP or some
other automation) and then logoff. PROP would then issue an XAUTOLOG
specifying a storage size of 50m and passing console input with the exec
name and the parm for the exec. 

-Original Message-
From: The IBM z/VM Operating System [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Behalf Of Steve Gentry
Sent: Wednesday, January 10, 2007 3:14 PM
To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU
Subject: PIPE, CMS kind of question.



I have an EXEC I want to run but I need to be sure the user has a certain
amount of virtual storage before it can run. 
I can get this information  with PIPE and a  Q  V  STOR. 
If the storage is less than 50M then I want to increase the storage to 50M.
Then I want the EXEC to continue on. 
Here is the code snippet. 

'cp define stor 50m' || '15'x || 'I CMS' || '15'x || 'srgmod' mod_name 
  

The define stor  works ok, the I CMS works ok but it won't run the srgmod
EXEC  (mod_name is an arg I supply) 
Is this because when the I CMS runs it clears storage, resets pointers or
something? 
If so, is there a way I can accomplish this? 

Thanks, 
Steve G.


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Re: HCPSAS875A

[Edward M. Martin]

Hello Rich,

Do you have any message at the HMC?  And if you just IPLed
what does the log from OPERATOR have in the way of messages that 
happened before the HCPSA875A message?

What was the last change to SYSTEM CONFIG or the IOCP?

Ed Martin 
Aultman Health Foundation
330-588-4723
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
ext. 40441

> -Original Message-
> From: The IBM z/VM Operating System [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On
> Behalf Of Schuh, Richard
> Sent: Wednesday, January 10, 2007 4:15 PM
> To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU
> Subject: Re: HCPSAS875A
> 
> Thanks, I think. HELP but not Messages and Codes or LookAt ...
something
> has been missed.
> 
> Regards,
> Richard Schuh
> 
>  HCP875A   THE PROCESSOR CONTROLLER CAN ONLY PERFORM A MINIMUM SUBSET
OF
>FUNCTIONS.  FOLLOW LOCAL PROCEDURES FOR REPORTING A
PROCESSOR
>CONTROLLER PROBLEM.
> 
>  EXPLANATION: THE PROCESSOR CONTROLLER HAS REPORTED A CHANGE IN ITS
> OPERATION.
>  IF THIS MESSAGE OCCURS AT IPL OF Z/VM AFTER A CHANGE TO THE
PROCESSOR,
> THIS
>  MESSAGE CAN BE IGNORED. IF THIS MESSAGE OCCURS AFTER IPL DURING
NORMAL
>  OPERATIONS, THE PROCESSOR CONTROLLER HAS ENCOUNTERED A PROBLEM AND
CAN
> NOW
>  ONLY PERFORM A MINIMUM SUBSET OF FUNCTIONS.
> 
>  SYSTEM ACTION: SYSTEM OPERATION CONTINUES. HOWEVER, FUNCTIONS THAT
USE
> THE
>  PROCESSOR CONTROLLER, FOR EXAMPLE VARY PROCESSOR AND IOCP COMMANDS,
MAY
> NOT
>  SUCCEED.
> 
>  OPERATOR RESPONSE:  FOLLOW LOCAL PROCEDURES FOR REPORTING A PROCESSOR
>  CONTROLLER PROBLEM.
> --

Re: PIPE, CMS kind of question.

[Mike Walter]

"Fiddling" with the user's PROFILE EXEC might be easier using the 
following code (I don't remember where I got it - but probably from 
someone on this list). 

The initiating command could 'CP DEFINE STOR 50M' || '15'x || 'CP IPL CMS 
PARM AUTOCR RUNCMD{EXEC SRGMOD' mod_name'}'

The code added to the user's PROFILE EXEC (and it can't, as written, be 
some EXEC called from PROFILE) could look like... 
--
/* Find how far back SYSPROF is in calling chain (if at all) */ 
 level = -1 
 do i = 1 
call csl 'DMSCALLR cslrc callee i' 
if cslrc = 0 then do 
   if space(callee) = 'EXEC SYSPROF' then do 
  level = i-1 
  leave 
   end 
end 
else leave 
 end 
 
 /* If SYSPROF is a caller, get its vars */ 
 if level >= 0 then do 
'PIPE (endchar ! name iplparms)', 
   '| rexxvars' level, 
   '| drop 1', 
   '| specs 3-* 1', 
   '| join 1 Xfe', 
   '| specs Xfe 1 /SYSPROF._/ next  1-* next', 
   '| varload' 
/* Some things you might do with SYSPROF's vars: */ 
insparms = strip(left(sysprof._insparms,64)) 
say 'IPL parms:' insparms   /* Just to show some 
SYSPROF stuff */ 
if sysprof._insflags <> '' & sysprof._insflags <> 'AUTOCR' 
then say 'INSFLAGS:' sysprof._insflags  /* Just to show some 
SYSPROF stuff */ 
insflags=sysprof._insflags 
if sysprof._cp_keyword <> 'NOTREIPL' 
then say 'CP_KEYWORD:' sysprof._cp_keyword  /* Just to show some 
SYSPROF stuff */ 
if symbol('SYSPROF._USR_CMD') = 'VAR' 
then if sysprof._usr_cmd <> '' 
then say 'First command:' sysprof._usr_cmd  /* Just to show some 
SYSPROF stuff */ 
 end  
--
in the user's PROFILE EXEC, you should then be able to (untested):
--
parse var iplparms left 'RUNCMD{'runcmd'}' right   /* Extract just the 
command */
iplparms=left right   /* Replace IPLPARMS var without runcmd 
stuff */
runcmd  /* Execute passed command, or 
NOP  */
--

Mike Walter 
Hewitt Associates 
Any opinions expressed herein are mine alone and do not necessarily 
represent the opinions or policies of Hewitt Associates.




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You can only chain CP commands together...
You'd need to fiddle with the user's PROFILE EXEC to make it run the EXEC.

And, you should use IPL CMS PARM AUTOCR as to avoid the user ends in VM 
READ

-- 
Kris Buelens,
IBM Belgium, VM customer support

2007/1/10, Steve Gentry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: 

I have an EXEC I want to run but I need to be sure the user has a certain 
amount of virtual storage before it can run. 
I can get this information  with PIPE and a  Q  V  STOR. 
If the storage is less than 50M then I want to increase the storage to 
50M.  Then I want the EXEC to continue on. 
Here is the code snippet. 

'cp define stor 50m' || '15'x || 'I CMS' || '15'x || 'srgmod' mod_name 
  

The define stor  works ok, the I CMS works ok but it won't run the srgmod 
EXEC  (mod_name is an arg I supply) 
Is this because when the I CMS runs it clears storage, resets pointers or 
something? 
If so, is there a way I can accomplish this? 

Thanks, 
Steve G. 




 
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Re: PIPE, CMS kind of question.

[Shimon Lebowitz]

On 10 Jan 2007 at 16:14, Steve Gentry wrote:

> 
> 
> I have an EXEC I want to run but I need to be sure the user has a 
> certain amount of virtual storage before it can run. 
> I can get this information with PIPE and a Q V STOR. 
> If the storage is less than 50M then I want to increase the storage 
> to 50M. Then I want the EXEC to continue on. 
> Here is the code snippet. 
> 
> 'cp define stor 50m' || '15'x || 'I CMS' || '15'x || 'srgmod' 
> mod_name 
>
> 
> The define stor works ok, the I CMS works ok but it won't run the 
> srgmod EXEC (mod_name is an arg I supply) 
> Is this because when the I CMS runs it clears storage, resets 
> pointers or something? 
> If so, is there a way I can accomplish this? 
> 
> Thanks, 
> Steve G. 

How about:
1) adding ''srgmod" to the user's PROFILE EXEC
2) 'cp define stor 50m' || '15'x || 'I CMS PARM AUTOCR'
3) have the exec REMOVE ITSELF from the profile!!

(Or set up a front end to do all three)

Shimon
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Jerusalem, Israel  phone: +972 2 542-9877  fax: 542-9308
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Re: PIPE, CMS kind of question.

[Kris Buelens]

You can only chain CP commands together...
You'd need to fiddle with the user's PROFILE EXEC to make it run the EXEC.

And, you should use IPL CMS PARM AUTOCR as to avoid the user ends in VM READ

--
Kris Buelens,
IBM Belgium, VM customer support

2007/1/10, Steve Gentry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:



I have an EXEC I want to run but I need to be sure the user has a certain
amount of virtual storage before it can run.
I can get this information  with PIPE and a  Q  V  STOR.
If the storage is less than 50M then I want to increase the storage to
50M.  Then I want the EXEC to continue on.
Here is the code snippet.

'cp define stor 50m' || '15'x || 'I CMS' || '15'x || 'srgmod' mod_name


The define stor  works ok, the I CMS works ok but it won't run the srgmod
 EXEC  (mod_name is an arg I supply)
Is this because when the I CMS runs it clears storage, resets pointers or
something?
If so, is there a way I can accomplish this?

Thanks,
Steve G.

Re: HCPSAS875A

[Schuh, Richard]

Thanks, I think. HELP but not Messages and Codes or LookAt ... something
has been missed.

Regards,
Richard Schuh
-Original Message-
From: The IBM z/VM Operating System [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Shimon Lebowitz
Sent: Wednesday, January 10, 2007 1:08 PM
To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU
Subject: Re: HCPSAS875A

On 10 Jan 2007 at 13:04, Schuh, Richard wrote:

> 
> Can someone PLEASE enlighten me as to he meaning of message 
> HCPSAS875A and where I can find the documentation?

Where?
At "HELP HCP875A"

Which I don't claim to understand. 

 HCP875A   THE PROCESSOR CONTROLLER CAN ONLY PERFORM A MINIMUM SUBSET OF
   FUNCTIONS.  FOLLOW LOCAL PROCEDURES FOR REPORTING A PROCESSOR
   CONTROLLER PROBLEM.

 EXPLANATION: THE PROCESSOR CONTROLLER HAS REPORTED A CHANGE IN ITS
OPERATION.
 IF THIS MESSAGE OCCURS AT IPL OF Z/VM AFTER A CHANGE TO THE PROCESSOR,
THIS
 MESSAGE CAN BE IGNORED. IF THIS MESSAGE OCCURS AFTER IPL DURING NORMAL
 OPERATIONS, THE PROCESSOR CONTROLLER HAS ENCOUNTERED A PROBLEM AND CAN
NOW
 ONLY PERFORM A MINIMUM SUBSET OF FUNCTIONS.

 SYSTEM ACTION: SYSTEM OPERATION CONTINUES. HOWEVER, FUNCTIONS THAT USE
THE
 PROCESSOR CONTROLLER, FOR EXAMPLE VARY PROCESSOR AND IOCP COMMANDS, MAY
NOT
 SUCCEED.

 OPERATOR RESPONSE:  FOLLOW LOCAL PROCEDURES FOR REPORTING A PROCESSOR
 CONTROLLER PROBLEM.
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PIPE, CMS kind of question.

[Steve Gentry]

I have an EXEC I want to run but I need to be sure the user has a certain 
amount of virtual storage before it can run.
I can get this information  with PIPE and a  Q  V  STOR.
If the storage is less than 50M then I want to increase the storage to 
50M.  Then I want the EXEC to continue on.
Here is the code snippet.

'cp define stor 50m' || '15'x || 'I CMS' || '15'x || 'srgmod' mod_name 
 

The define stor  works ok, the I CMS works ok but it won't run the srgmod 
EXEC  (mod_name is an arg I supply)
Is this because when the I CMS runs it clears storage, resets pointers or 
something?
If so, is there a way I can accomplish this?

Thanks,
Steve G.

Re: HCPSAS875A

[Neubert, Kevin (DIS)]

How about the following per CP Messages and Codes version 5 release 2
(GC24-6119-03):

 

The processor controller can only perform a minimum subset of functions.
Follow local procedures for reporting a processor controller problem.

 

Explanation: The processor controller has reported a change in its
operation. If this message occurs at IPL of z/VM after a change to the
processor, this message can be ignored. If this message occurs after IPL
during normal operations, the processor controller has encountered a
problem and can now only perform a minimum subset of functions.

 

System action: System operation continues. However, functions that use
the processor controller, for example VARY PROCESSOR and IOCP commands,
may not succeed.

 

Operator response: Follow local procedures for reporting a processor
controller problem.

 

Regards,

 

Kevin

 



From: The IBM z/VM Operating System [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Schuh, Richard
Sent: Wednesday, January 10, 2007 1:05 PM
To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU
Subject: HCPSAS875A

 

Can someone PLEASE enlighten me as to he meaning of message HCPSAS875A
and where I can find the documentation?

Re: HCPSAS875A

[Dave Reinken]

> From: "Schuh, Richard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: Wed, January 10, 2007 4:04 pm
> 
>  HCPSAS875ACan someone PLEASE enlighten me as to he meaning of 
> message HCPSAS875A and where I can find the documentation?   


HELP MSG HCPSAS875A yields:

(c) Copyright IBM Corporation 1990, 2004
 

 
 HCP875A   The processor controller can only perform a minimum subset of
 
   functions.  Follow local procedures for reporting a processor
 
   controller problem.  
 

 
 Explanation: The processor controller has reported a change in its
operation.
 If this message occurs at IPL of z/VM after a change to the processor,
this  
 message can be ignored. If this message occurs after IPL during normal 
 
 operations, the processor controller has encountered a problem and can
now   
 only perform a minimum subset of functions.
 

 
 System Action: System operation continues. However, functions that use
the   
 processor controller, for example VARY PROCESSOR and IOCP commands, may
not  
 succeed.   
 

 
 Operator Response:  Follow local procedures for reporting a processor  
 
 controller problem.
 

Re: HCPSAS875A

[Shimon Lebowitz]

On 10 Jan 2007 at 13:04, Schuh, Richard wrote:

> 
> Can someone PLEASE enlighten me as to he meaning of message 
> HCPSAS875A and where I can find the documentation?

Where?
At "HELP HCP875A"

Which I don't claim to understand. 

 HCP875A   THE PROCESSOR CONTROLLER CAN ONLY PERFORM A MINIMUM SUBSET OF
   FUNCTIONS.  FOLLOW LOCAL PROCEDURES FOR REPORTING A PROCESSOR
   CONTROLLER PROBLEM.

 EXPLANATION: THE PROCESSOR CONTROLLER HAS REPORTED A CHANGE IN ITS OPERATION.
 IF THIS MESSAGE OCCURS AT IPL OF Z/VM AFTER A CHANGE TO THE PROCESSOR, THIS
 MESSAGE CAN BE IGNORED. IF THIS MESSAGE OCCURS AFTER IPL DURING NORMAL
 OPERATIONS, THE PROCESSOR CONTROLLER HAS ENCOUNTERED A PROBLEM AND CAN NOW
 ONLY PERFORM A MINIMUM SUBSET OF FUNCTIONS.

 SYSTEM ACTION: SYSTEM OPERATION CONTINUES. HOWEVER, FUNCTIONS THAT USE THE
 PROCESSOR CONTROLLER, FOR EXAMPLE VARY PROCESSOR AND IOCP COMMANDS, MAY NOT
 SUCCEED.

 OPERATOR RESPONSE:  FOLLOW LOCAL PROCEDURES FOR REPORTING A PROCESSOR
 CONTROLLER PROBLEM.
-- 
**
**
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VM System Programmer   .
Israel Police National HQ. http://www.poboxes.com/shimonpgp
Jerusalem, Israel  phone: +972 2 542-9877  fax: 542-9308
**
**

HCPSAS875A

[Schuh, Richard]

Can someone PLEASE enlighten me as to he meaning of message HCPSAS875A
and where I can find the documentation?

More interesting Bacula info -- screenshots of 2.0 GUI

[David Boyes]

http://www.bacula.org/presentations/Bacula-FOSDEM-talk-24Feb07.pdf

 

 

Hillgang

[Neale Ferguson]

A reminder that the next Hillgang meeting is tomorrow in Herndon Va.
Details at: http://www.vm.ibm.com/events/HILL0107.PDF.

Neale Ferguson

Unexpected DEFINE NIC Results

[Scully, William P]

Sometimes CP doesn't do what you expect.  Here's an example where I
needed the NIC for z/OS to be at address 1344 rather than 0D00.  Not
hard to fix dynamically... Let's try: 


q vswitch intrav6 details
VSWITCH SYSTEM INTRAV6  Type: VSWITCH Connected: 4Maxconn: INFINITE
  PERSISTENT  RESTRICTEDNONROUTER Accounting: OFF
  VLAN Unaware
  State: Defined
  IPTimeout: 5 QueueStorage: 8
Adapter Owner: MVSXE49  NIC: 0D00  Name: UNASSIGNED
Adapter Owner: MVSXE62  NIC: 0D00  Name: UNASSIGNED
Adapter Owner: MVSXE83  NIC: 0D00  Name: UNASSIGNED
Adapter Owner: MVSXE97  NIC: 4100  Name: UNASSIGNED
Ready;
cp send cp mvsxe83 detach nic d00
Ready;
q vswitch intrav6 details
VSWITCH SYSTEM INTRAV6  Type: VSWITCH Connected: 3Maxconn: INFINITE
  PERSISTENT  RESTRICTEDNONROUTER Accounting: OFF
  VLAN Unaware
  State: Defined
  IPTimeout: 5 QueueStorage: 8
Adapter Owner: MVSXE49  NIC: 0D00  Name: UNASSIGNED
Adapter Owner: MVSXE62  NIC: 0D00  Name: UNASSIGNED
Adapter Owner: MVSXE97  NIC: 4100  Name: UNASSIGNED
Ready;
cp send cp mvsxe83 define nic 1344 type qdio
Ready;
cp send cp mvsxe83 couple 1344 system intrav6
Ready;
q vswitch intrav6 details
VSWITCH SYSTEM INTRAV6  Type: VSWITCH Connected: 4Maxconn: INFINITE
  PERSISTENT  RESTRICTEDNONROUTER Accounting: OFF
  VLAN Unaware
  State: Defined
  IPTimeout: 5 QueueStorage: 8
Adapter Owner: MVSXE49  NIC: 0D00  Name: UNASSIGNED
Adapter Owner: MVSXE62  NIC: 0D00  Name: UNASSIGNED
Adapter Owner: MVSXE83  NIC: 1344  Name: UNASSIGNED
Adapter Owner: MVSXE97  NIC: 4100  Name: UNASSIGNED
Ready;


OK, one down, two to go, (now that I have my technique down pat):


cp send cp mvsxe49 detach nic d00
Ready;
cp send cp mvsxe62 detach nic d00
Ready;
cp send cp mvsxe49 define nic 1344 type qdio
Ready;
cp send cp mvsxe62 define nic 1344 type qdio
Ready;
cp send cp mvsxe49 couple 1344 system intrav6
Ready;
cp send cp mvsxe62 couple 1344 system intrav6
Ready;
q vswitch intrav6 details
VSWITCH SYSTEM INTRAV6  Type: VSWITCH Connected: 4Maxconn: INFINITE
  PERSISTENT  RESTRICTEDNONROUTER Accounting: OFF
  VLAN Unaware
  State: Defined
  IPTimeout: 5 QueueStorage: 8
Adapter Owner: MVSXE49  NIC: 1340  Name: UNASSIGNED
Adapter Owner: MVSXE62  NIC: 1340  Name: UNASSIGNED
Adapter Owner: MVSXE83  NIC: 1344  Name: UNASSIGNED
Adapter Owner: MVSXE97  NIC: 4100  Name: UNASSIGNED
Ready;


Huh?  Where did "1340" come from?  Oh well, if at first you don't
succeed: 


cp send cp mvsxe49 detach nic 1340
Ready;
q vswitch intrav6 details
VSWITCH SYSTEM INTRAV6  Type: VSWITCH Connected: 3Maxconn: INFINITE
  PERSISTENT  RESTRICTEDNONROUTER Accounting: OFF
  VLAN Unaware
  State: Defined
  IPTimeout: 5 QueueStorage: 8
Adapter Owner: MVSXE62  NIC: 1340  Name: UNASSIGNED
Adapter Owner: MVSXE83  NIC: 1344  Name: UNASSIGNED
Adapter Owner: MVSXE97  NIC: 4100  Name: UNASSIGNED
Ready;
cp send cp mvsxe49 define nic 1344 type qdio
Ready;
q vswitch intrav6 details
VSWITCH SYSTEM INTRAV6  Type: VSWITCH Connected: 4Maxconn: INFINITE
  PERSISTENT  RESTRICTEDNONROUTER Accounting: OFF
  VLAN Unaware
  State: Defined
  IPTimeout: 5 QueueStorage: 8
Adapter Owner: MVSXE49  NIC: 1344  Name: UNASSIGNED
Adapter Owner: MVSXE62  NIC: 1340  Name: UNASSIGNED
Adapter Owner: MVSXE83  NIC: 1344  Name: UNASSIGNED
Adapter Owner: MVSXE97  NIC: 4100  Name: UNASSIGNED
Ready;
cp send cp mvsxe49 couple 1344 system intrav6
Ready;
q vswitch intrav6 details
VSWITCH SYSTEM INTRAV6  Type: VSWITCH Connected: 4Maxconn: INFINITE
  PERSISTENT  RESTRICTEDNONROUTER Accounting: OFF
  VLAN Unaware
  State: Defined
  IPTimeout: 5 QueueStorage: 8
Adapter Owner: MVSXE49  NIC: 1344  Name: UNASSIGNED
Adapter Owner: MVSXE62  NIC: 1340  Name: UNASSIGNED
Adapter Owner: MVSXE83  NIC: 1344  Name: UNASSIGNED
Adapter Owner: MVSXE97  NIC: 4100  Name: UNASSIGNED
Ready;

Re: Caution: user migrating DB2/VM server to z/VM 5.20 running in z9 hardware with VMDSS enabled

[Bill Holder]

On Wed, 10 Jan 2007 10:32:54 -0500, Roland P. Chung
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>To all DB2/VM server users: several instances of DB2/VM server abends wi
th
ARIYI36 05
>have been reported to IBM lately when users migrated their DB2/VM server
s
to z/VM 5.20 running in a z9 hardware with VMDSS enabled.
>
>  VM APAR VM63968 has been opened to address this problem.
>
>  IBM z/VM development is currently, with the assistance of DB2 for VSE&
amp;VM
Team, testing the fix for VM APAR VM63968.
>
>  DB2/VM server's ARIYI36 05 abend is an "after the fact" situation. Tha
t
means, DB2/VM server detects an "inconsistance" between the BDISK and the

DBEXTENT when it requests CP to bring in a datapage from the DBEXTENT. Wi
th
VMDSS support enabled, CP is responsible to move datapage between
DASD(DBEXTENT) and dataspace then DB2/VM server moves the datapage from
dataspace to its buffer for processing.The error could have been:
>  1) CP returns an incorrect datapage
>  2) the datapage returned has been previously stored on DASD incorrectl
y by CP
>
>
>  If a user would like to migrate DB2/VM server to z/VM 5.20 running in 
a
z9 hardware BEFORE the official PTF for APAR  VM63968 is available, the
recommendation is:
>
>  1) apply all available MCLs to z9 box;
>  2) apply all current VM APARs/PTFs, especially VM63978/UM31822;
>  3) disable VMDSS support in DB2/VM server;
>  4) if not possible to disable VMDSS support in DB2/VM server, the DB2/
VM
server should be archived more frequency.
>
>
>With best regards,
>
>...Roland Chung
>Senior Technical Specialist (S/390,VM/VSE,DB2/VSE&VM)
>MAXC Consultants Inc.
>Voice/Fax: 416-901-9442 (If busy, call: 416-469-2268)
>197 Hastings Ave., Toronto, Ontario, Canada. M4L 2L6
>
>** Life is short. Stop once in a while and smell the roses. **

Thanks, Roland.   

A slight correction - VM63968 is not intended to address any DB2 server
abends, it only addresses server / system hangs and hopefully some of the

performance problems seen with the VM63968 circumvention with which many
z/VM 5.2.0 DB2 customers are running.  The VM63968 circumvention is
available to any customer that needs it, and it reduces the hang exposure
 to
effectively zero, but can potentially impact system performance negativel
y.
  The latest version of the VM63968 fix itself is just about ready for
fixtest, the PTF will hopefully be generally available within the next mo
nth
or so.

The known fixes for DB2 server abends are VM63978 (available since June
2006) and now newly opened APAR VM64120, which is not yet closed, but for

which a fixtest is available.  z/VM 5.2.0 DB2 customers should certainly 
be
advised to apply VM63978 if they haven't already (regardless of hardware
level), and VM64120 when it becomes available (which should not be much
longer).   There are still some open questions whether there are any DB2
functional exposures even with these two fixes applied, and we are active
ly
working on trying to answer those questions.

Regards,

- Bill Holder, z/VM Development and Service, IBM Endicott

Caution: user migrating DB2/VM server to z/VM 5.20 running in z9 hardware with VMDSS enabled

[Roland P. Chung]

To all DB2/VM server users: several instances of DB2/VM server abends with 
ARIYI36 05 
have been reported to IBM lately when users migrated their DB2/VM servers to 
z/VM 5.20 running in a z9 hardware with VMDSS enabled.
   
  VM APAR VM63968 has been opened to address this problem.
   
  IBM z/VM development is currently, with the assistance of DB2 for VSE&VM 
Team, testing the fix for VM APAR VM63968.
   
  DB2/VM server's ARIYI36 05 abend is an "after the fact" situation. That 
means, DB2/VM server detects an "inconsistance" between the BDISK and the 
DBEXTENT when it requests CP to bring in a datapage from the DBEXTENT. With 
VMDSS support enabled, CP is responsible to move datapage between 
DASD(DBEXTENT) and dataspace then DB2/VM server moves the datapage from 
dataspace to its buffer for processing.The error could have been:  
  1) CP returns an incorrect datapage 
  2) the datapage returned has been previously stored on DASD incorrectly by CP
   
   
  If a user would like to migrate DB2/VM server to z/VM 5.20 running in a z9 
hardware BEFORE the official PTF for APAR  VM63968 is available, the 
recommendation is:
   
  1) apply all available MCLs to z9 box;
  2) apply all current VM APARs/PTFs, especially VM63978/UM31822;
  3) disable VMDSS support in DB2/VM server;
  4) if not possible to disable VMDSS support in DB2/VM server, the DB2/VM 
server should be archived more frequency.  

   
  
 


With best regards,

...Roland Chung
Senior Technical Specialist (S/390,VM/VSE,DB2/VSE&VM)
MAXC Consultants Inc.
Voice/Fax: 416-901-9442 (If busy, call: 416-469-2268)
197 Hastings Ave., Toronto, Ontario, Canada. M4L 2L6

** Life is short. Stop once in a while and smell the roses. **

Re: VM system console remotely

[Huegel, Thomas]

Since you are bringing up 5.2 you must be on a 'z-box' if the HMC is
configured with a valid IP address and you have a sign-on that allows remote
access and has the necessary privilages ie SYSPROG you can use your browser
to get into the HMC and IPL your system from there. Be sure to create a 3270
session on the HMC and set that address as the VM console.
 
I think all that stuff works.

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I brought up as a second level and  are preparing to bring it up as a first
level. 
 
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Re: VM system console remotely

[achang]

 Thanks for your info,
 After I got these information, then What do I need to change or update.
 
Thanks,

Ann Chang
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You need this information about the HMC:
 
IP address, port number and luname which maps to your local terminals.
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Good  morning, 

I am preparing to upgrade z/VM to 5.2, Our data center is located 300 
miles away from where we are. 
If TCPIP is not running, I have no way to logon to the system. 
Can  anybody tell me what need to be done to access  VM system console 
remotely ?   


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Re: VM system console remotely

[achang]

I brought up as a second level and  are preparing to bring it up as a 
first level.
 
Thanks,

Ann 

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Re: VM system console remotely

[Huegel, Thomas]

It depends. Is the data center 300 miles south near a sandy beach, or is it
300 miles north in the frozen tundra?
 
Seriously.
Is the 5.2 install going to be first or second level? 
Second level should be no problem, just telnet to your first level and then
dial to the second level (5.2) for the install. 

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Subject: VM system console remotely



Good  morning, 

I am preparing to upgrade z/VM to 5.2, Our data center is located 300 miles
away from where we are. 
If TCPIP is not running, I have no way to logon to the system. 
Can  anybody tell me what need to be done to access  VM system console
remotely ?   


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Re: VM system console remotely

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You need this information about the HMC:
 
IP address, port number and luname which maps to your local terminals.

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Subject: VM system console remotely



Good  morning, 

I am preparing to upgrade z/VM to 5.2, Our data center is
located 300 miles away from where we are. 
If TCPIP is not running, I have no way to logon to the system. 
Can  anybody tell me what need to be done to access  VM system
console remotely ?   


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Re: VM system console remotely

[Rich Smrcina]

What kind of machine are you using?  If you have an OSA-ICC or a 2074, 
you can use it for console support.  Some other machines also allow 
connection to a TN3270 port for console access.


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Good  morning,

I am preparing to upgrade z/VM to 5.2, Our data center is located 300 
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VM system console remotely

[achang]

Good  morning,

I am preparing to upgrade z/VM to 5.2, Our data center is located 300 
miles away from where we are.
If TCPIP is not running, I have no way to logon to the system. 
Can  anybody tell me what need to be done to access  VM system console 
remotely ? 


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Re: Screen print to the board??-OT

[Zoltan Balogh]

or just upload it to a free image upload site and paste the link.. (for
example: http://imageshack.us/)


On 1/10/07, Daniel P. Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


The list is configured to decline attachments as a spam / virus
mitigation measure.  Please cut/paste as text instead of image data.

Kind regards,

-dan.

Daniel P. Martin - IBMVM List Janitor
[EMAIL PROTECTED]


=?iso-8859-1?Q?Larry_Macioce?= wrote:
> A question was submitted on the board and I went to the IBM pubs and did
a
> screen print of the error. I then replied to the question and did a
paste
> of the page, but when I viewed it on the board it didn't come through.
> But at the bottom of the page there is a text/html button on the page.
> I clicked on both and got a red x , the page didn't display.
>
> So my question is does the board block this kind of stuff??
>
> thanks
> Mace
>

Re: IBMLink 2000 Sending Files to my VM Reader

[Jim Vincent]

One option you can do is get the wget utility for Windows (see
http://www.gnu.org/software/wget/ ).  It will allow you to get content from
https (ssl) sites.   For instance, I have a little ditty that I use to grab
the current WAN IP address assigned on my home wireless router (which uses
https) via:

wget https://192.168.1.1/Status_Router.asp --no-check-certificate
--user=vincenj --password= --connect-timeout=2 --tries=1

Works like a champ.

For VM tools, there are other options like the current version of Charlotte
with SSL support.   I have not dug into that one yet, but would like to
someday when things get quieter here... hahaha!   Since WebRover uses the
Charlotte engine, I'd like to get WebRover to be able to do SSL too.
WebRover lets you get http/ftp content via a Pipe stage so it can be
manipulated quick and easy.

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The IBM z/VM Operating System  wrote on 01/10/2007
12:15:05 AM:

> IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU
>
> That works. It took me 16 minutes to download the 21 current incidents my

> group has in IBMLink, though to my PC. A far cry from "Q" and hit Enter.
>
> If it was HTTP, I might be able to write some Pipe code to go download
> them. But it is HTTPS (SSL encrypted), and I have no CMS tools to do SSL.

> Not do I have PC tools. (The Bank doesn't seem to want us to program our
> PCs.)
>
> Any ideas?
>
> On Tue, 9 Jan 2007 11:41:37 -0500, Edward M. Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

> wrote:
>
> >Hello Alan,
> >
> >   I switched off of the Green screen a couple of years back as
> >the "Hand Writing was on the wall".
> >
> >   You can save the PTF pretty easily.
> >Just go the FILE, and do a save as and make it a TXT file.
> >
> >   Or if you want go to the bottom and select PRINTABLE VERSION and
> >do the same thing.  PRINTABLE VERSION has just the info you want.
> >
> >Ed Martin
> >Aultman Health Foundation
> >330-588-4723
> >[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >ext. 40441

Re: Screen print to the board??-OT

[Daniel P. Martin]

The list is configured to decline attachments as a spam / virus 
mitigation measure.  Please cut/paste as text instead of image data.


Kind regards,

-dan.

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=?iso-8859-1?Q?Larry_Macioce?= wrote:
A question was submitted on the board and I went to the IBM pubs and did a 
screen print of the error. I then replied to the question and did a paste 
of the page, but when I viewed it on the board it didn't come through.

But at the bottom of the page there is a text/html button on the page.
I clicked on both and got a red x , the page didn't display.

So my question is does the board block this kind of stuff??

thanks
Mace 
  

Screen print to the board??-OT

[=?iso-8859-1?Q?Larry_Macioce?=]

A question was submitted on the board and I went to the IBM pubs and did 
a 
screen print of the error. I then replied to the question and did a paste
 
of the page, but when I viewed it on the board it didn't come through.
But at the bottom of the page there is a text/html button on the page.
I clicked on both and got a red x , the page didn't display.

So my question is does the board block this kind of stuff??

thanks
Mace

Re: VSAM Error Message

[Rich Smrcina]

It looks like 'Invalid Device Type':

168





2





 Explanation: Device type not supported.

 Programmer Response: The symbolic unit specified in
 the EXTENT unit specified in the EXTENT statement
 for this file is either not assigned to a direct
 access device, or is not assigned at all. Correct
 the assignment and rerun the job.



4


 Explanation: Invalid device type.

 Programmer Response: Correct the device
 specification, and rerun the command.

You're trying to define a non-VSAM file on a tape?

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Could someone who has access to the VSAM error codes post the meaning 
for the following message?I'm not in the office and I can't find the 
information on the NET.
 
Thanks.
 
   DEF NVSAM(NAME(CART.F1) VOL(F1) DEVT(3480) )
0IDC3014I CATALOG ERROR
 IDC3009I ** VSAM CATALOG RETURN CODE IS 168 - REASON CODE IS IGG0CLEH-4
0IDC3003I FUNCTION TERMINATED. CONDITION CODE IS 12


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Re: VSAM Error Message

[Macioce, Larry]

Straight from the book..Mace

 

 



From: The IBM z/VM Operating System [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, January 10, 2007 8:01 AM
To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU
Subject: VSAM Error Message

 

Could someone who has access to the VSAM error codes post the meaning
for the following message?I'm not in the office and I can't find the
information on the NET.

 

Thanks.

 

   DEF NVSAM(NAME(CART.F1) VOL(F1) DEVT(3480) ) 
0IDC3014I CATALOG ERROR 
 IDC3009I ** VSAM CATALOG RETURN CODE IS 168 - REASON CODE IS IGG0CLEH-4
0IDC3003I FUNCTION TERMINATED. CONDITION CODE IS 12 



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VSAM Error Message

[michael_short]

Could someone who has access to the VSAM error codes post the meaning for the 
following message?I'm not in the office and I can't find the information on the 
NET.

Thanks.

   DEF NVSAM(NAME(CART.F1) VOL(F1) DEVT(3480) ) 
0IDC3014I CATALOG ERROR 
 IDC3009I ** VSAM CATALOG RETURN CODE IS 168 - REASON CODE IS IGG0CLEH-4
0IDC3003I FUNCTION TERMINATED. CONDITION CODE IS 12