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IECTMS3O

dddd,vvvvvv IS NOT SCRTCH (cde)

Reason:

This message indicates that CA 1 rejected the tape for processing. The label editor routine issues IECTMS3O at OPEN. IECTMS3E is issued at EOV. The condition code (cde) following the IECTMS3 message indicates the reason for the rejection.

Action:

Locate the condition code in the following list for a description of the problem and its resolution.

Code

Reason

Action

02

 

A program defined to CA 1 as an External Data Manager (EDM) has attempted to write a secondary file on a volume. A volume has previously been written on and was not marked as EDM controlled. The tape is dismounted.

If the tape was created by the EDM before the implementation of the EDM feature, update the volume record to place the tape under EDM control. Only an EDM controlled tape satisfies the mount request.

04

 

The JCL specified LABEL=EXPDT=98000 or ACCODE=xCANORES and the operator replied M in response to the IECTMS2 console message.

The tape is dismounted. The operator indicated that the tape is nonresident. Check with the operator for further information.

06

 

A volume has been mounted that has been defined to External Data Manager (EDM) control, but it is not the EDM program requesting output processing or the data set name does not match the pattern defined in the TMOEDMxx member of CAI.CTAPOPTN. Unless specifically requested, the volume is dismounted and the mount request reissued.

Mount a tape which is not EDM-controlled.

08

 

The volume serial number of the tape mounted for output was not in the TMC and the JCL did not specify LABEL=EXPDT=98000 or ACCODE=xCANORES, or the volume serial number was in inactive (delete) status in the TMC.

The tape is dismounted. This keeps the operator from mounting a non-CA 1 controlled tape to satisfy a scratch request. If the intention is to write on a non-CA 1 controlled tape, then specify LABEL=EXPDT=98000 or ACCODE=xCANORES in the JCL. If it is to write on a CA 1 controlled volume, activate (ADD) the volume record with TMSDELET or using the online facilities.

10

 

The volume is owned by CA Dynam/T.

The tape is dismounted. Mount a tape which is not owned by CA Dynam/T.

12

 

The JCL specified a nonresident expiration date and the operator replied M in response to the IECTMS4 console message.

The tape is dismounted. The tape HDR1 label indicated that the file was unexpired. The operator replied M to protect the data set.

14

 

The previous volume serial number of a multivolume data set was not stored because either the OSI is missing or TMSXITA was used to bypass the previous volume.

Verify the OSI started by reviewing messages from L0C6INIT and TMSINIT, or correct TMSXITA to bypass or process all volumes of a multivolume data set.

16

 

The operator replied to the IECTMS1 console message with a volume serial number other than the volume serial number specifically requested by the JCL for a nonlabeled tape, or the volume label of an SL tape differs from the VOLSER in the JCL.

The tape is dismounted so that the correct volume can be mounted and response provided.

18

 

CA 1 has detected a recording technique change from 18 tracks to 36 tracks. The system option TCHG has been set to disallow TRTCH changes.

The volume is dismounted. Mount a 36-track cartridge to satisfy the request. Ensure that the TRTCH in the TMC for the TMC volume is correct.

20

 

The volume mounted for output processing is protected by an expiration date of 99365 or 99366 (PERMANENT hold). Or the EDM manager is trying to output to an EDM tape but the EDMID for this EDM manager as defined in the CTAPOPTN member TMOEDMxx is not the same as the EDMID in the TMC volume record for this EDM tape.

The tape is dismounted. A permanently held data set cannot be recreated. The EDM manager can only output to its own tapes (for example, the EDMIDs must be the same).

22

 

The volume mounted for output processing must be erased before it can be written on.

Erase the volume using the batch utility TMSTPPRO. The operator is required to mount another volume.

24

 

The volume has been marked out-of-area to a location other than the special outcodes of ' LIB' (blank LIB) or ' VMS' (blank VMS).

A volume cannot be recreated if other outcodes are present in the TMC volume record.

26

 

The volume mounted is an AIVS volume and cannot be used for output processing.

The tape is dismounted. Mount a scratch tape that is not an AIVS volume.

28

 

The last 17 characters of the data set name stored in the HDR1 label on the volume do not match what is stored in the DSN17 field of the TMC Volume record.

The volume has previously been written on outside of CA 1control or the volume has an internal label different from the external. Use the TMSTPPRO utility to dump the content of the header label. Reinitialize the volume (if indicated) with TMSTPNIT. If the tape contains data that you want to protect, update the TMC accordingly.

30

 

The first file on a volume has been opened for IN/OUT or OUT/IN processing, and the volume contains secondary data sets.

The processing destroys the secondary data sets or renders them inaccessible. An S7xx-04 system abend is issued. You can open only the last data set on a volume for IN/OUT or OUT/IN processing.

32

 

The volume record in the TMC has an expiration date in the future, or the scratch indicator is not on.

Remove the tape from the scratch pool until you can set it to scratch status with the TMSCLEAN utility.

34

 

An attempt has been made to open a secondary data set for IN/OUT or OUT/IN processing, and a data set exists that has a higher file sequence number.

The processing destroys the secondary data sets or will render them inaccessible. An S7xx-08 system abend is issued. You can open only the last data set on a volume for IN/OUT or OUT/IN processing.

36

 

The same volume has been remounted for EOV processing.

The tape is dismounted. The operator is required to mount another volume.

38

 

An attempt has been made to change the label type of the volume vvvvvv which has been rejected based on external security rules.

Mount a tape that is already labeled with the requested label type.

40

 

The volume that has been mounted for EOV processing is already part of a valid multivolume chain.

The tape is dismounted. The operator is required to mount another volume.

44

 

During a recreate at EOV, the specific volume required was not mounted. (See the IECTMS7 console message later in this chapter.)

The tape is dismounted. The operator is required to mount the correct volume.

48

 

An attempt has been made to recreate the first data set and the volume contains secondary data sets.

The processing destroys the secondary data sets or renders them inaccessible. An S7xx-04 system abend is also issued. You can recreate only the last data set on a volume.

52

 

An attempt has been made to create a secondary data set (file n) and the previous data set (file n-1) does not exist.

The volume is dismounted and an S2xx-08 system abend is issued.

56

 

An attempt has been made to create a secondary data set and a data set exists that has a higher file sequence number.

The processing destroys the secondary data set. An S2xx-08 system abend is issued. Verify that the file sequence number that is specified in the JCL is correct.

60

 

An attempt has been made to create a secondary data set and a data set already exists with that file sequence number.

The processing destroys a secondary data set. An S2xx-08 system abend is issued. Verify that the file sequence number that is specified in the JCL is correct. See the note following NOT SCRATCH CODE 64.

64

 

An attempt has been made to recreate a data set with DISP=NEW.

You can recreate a data set only if the JCL specifies DISP=OLD or DISP=SHR.

 

Note: A double OPEN causes a NOT SCRATCH 60 or 64. Some system utilities, such as IEBCOPY, issue a second OPEN against a data set to rebuild a file that could not be built due to an I/O error. To correct the problem, rerun the job. If one of these NOT SCRATCH codes is issued for an application program, correct the logic error in the application program. To modify the recreate processing, use the exit TMSXITF.

68

 

An attempt has been made to change the label type or density on a file sequence higher than 1.

The volume is dismounted.

70

The mounted volume is a WORM tape, and the WWID in the TMC is not correct.

The tape is dismounted. Mount a WORM tape that is properly defined to.

72

The mounted volume is a WORM tape, and the WMC in the TMC is not correct.

The tape is dismounted. Mount a WORM tape that is properly defined to.

74

At EOV, a WORM tape is mounted for output, but the previous volume of the chain was not WORM, or conversely.

The tape is dismounted. Mount a tape that has the same media as the previous volume.

78

The mounted tape is identified as WORM tape by CA 1 but not the operating system.

The tape is dismounted. If OS support for WORM tape is not enabled on the system, do not use a WORM volume for output.

76

 

An attempt has been made to recreate a nontemporary data set with RETPD=0.

The volume is dismounted. A recreation of a data set causes the expiration data to be set to the system default or to the expiration date that is specified in the JCL.

80

 

A request for output required a specific scratch pool, but the mounted volume was not assigned to the required pool.

The volume is dismounted and the request reissued. Mount a scratch volume that is assigned to the specified scratch pool.

81

An attempt was made to MOD to file 1 of a specific volume that is protected by a 'READ ONLY' subpool.

The tape is dismounted. Correct the JCL and rerun the job.

83

An attempt was made to create or recreate file 1 of a volume that is protected by a 'READ ONLY' subpool.

The tape is dismounted. Mount a volume not defined to a 'READ ONLY' subpool or correct the JCL and rerun the job

84

 

A request for output required no specific scratch pool, but the volume mounted was assigned to a specific pool.

The volume is dismounted and the request reissued. Mount a scratch volume that is assigned to the specified scratch pool.

85

An attempt was made to MOD to the last file of a specific volume protected by a 'READ ONLY' subpool.

The tape is dismounted. Correct the JCL and rerun the job.

87

An attempt was made to recreate the last file on a volume or create a new secondary file that is protected by a 'READ ONLY' subpool.

The tape is dismounted. Correct the JCL and rerun the job.

88

 

A label or density change was requested, but the system options (LCHG or DCHG in TMOOPTxx of CAI.CTAPOPTN) have been set to prevent dynamic label editing. The density change includes changing from ion to noncompaction and conversely.

The volume is dismounted. Mount a scratch volume with the proper label and density attributes.

89

An attempt was made to perform INOUT processing on file of a data set protected by a 'READ ONLY' subpool.

The tape is dismounted. Correct the JCL and rerun the job.

91

An attempt was made to perform INOUT processing on a secondary file protected by a 'READ ONLY' subpool.

The tape is dismounted. Correct the JCL and rerun the job.

92

 

An attempt has been made to use a tape that has been marked BAD by CA-9/R+.

The tape is dismounted. Mount another scratch tape.

96

 

DISP=OLD has been specified in the JCL for an output recreation request, but the data set name in the TMC does not match the data set name in the JCL.

Specify DISP=NEW for the data set name in the JCL.

Note: If you receive a code other than one listed above, the most likely reason is a tape dismount due to the user code in the user exits TMSXITA or TMSXITF.