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Detail Log and Error Log Data Definitions

The field numbers below correspond with those indicated at the bottom of the report samples on the previous pages.

1

The function that processed the transaction, either SEND or RECV.

2

The date and time that the transaction was processed.

3

The volume serial number. If this was a verify transaction, this field contains the word VERIFY.

If the SEND or RECV task has failed, this field contains the error return code and reason code. See Field 5 definition for FAIL return codes.

4

The data set name if a VOLSER is present. This field can contain SEND/RECV task or error information.

5

The transaction status, as follows:

NORM - Normal transaction; processed successfully.

THOLD - Transaction occurred after sending queue reached percent full threshold; processed successfully.

FULL - Transaction occurred after the sending queue was full. The transaction was not processed. A record has been written to the Error Log file.

ERROR - A bad transaction was received. A record has been written to the Error Log file. See Field 7 definition for ERROR return codes.

LFAIL - DYNCOMM was unable to obtain the lock for the Send or Receive queue. The operator is asked to retry the lock or cancel DYNCOMM.

Note: For more information about this failure, see the Message Reference Guide, messages IEBDYN23 and IEBDYN24.

FAIL - A task has ended with an error termination. The return code and reason code appear in the VOLSER field. A record has been written to the Error Log file. FAIL return code definitions are:

04

An invalid request has been made against a queue. This return code represents an internal problem with the program making the request. For assistance in resolving this problem, contact the appropriate Computer Associates representative for the system under which you are operating the interface (CA 1 or CA Dynam/T).

08

The PATHID for the queue specified does not match the identification in the queue header read.

24

A critical error has occurred within the queue processor (possibly a storage overlay). For assistance in resolving this problem, obtain a dump and Detail and Error Logs and contact the appropriate CA representative for the system under which you are operating the interface (CA 1 or CA Dynam/T).

28

The CA 1 Audit data set has been destroyed. See the TMSFORMT discussion in this manual or the Programming Guide for instructions on creating a new Audit data set.

32

I/O error reading the Audit data set. Verify that the JCL points to the correct Audit data set. Verify that the Audit data set has not been destroyed and that it is properly formatted.

36

The CA 1 Audit data set did not open successfully. Ensure that the correct data set is referenced by the AUDIT DD statement.

6

If a SEND transaction, this field contains the number of the Audit data set record that was sent. If an error occurred on an RECV transaction, this field contains a description of the error.

7

For a SEND transaction, the type of processing performed, as follows:

OUTPUT - Opened for output.
INPUT - Opened for input.

BATCH - Accessed by a batch job.
SCRTCH - Tape flagged for scratch.

If an error occurred on an RECV transaction, this field contains the error return code, and the creation date and time from the CA Dynam/T record. Return code definitions are:

04

Bad record type from CA Dynam/T. Contact CA Dynam/T Technical Support.

08

INVALID VOLSER - The VOLSER was not defined in the CA 1 TMC.

0C

NON-DYNAM TAPE - A manual update was received for a tape not controlled by CA Dynam/T.

10

NO-MATCH DSN - A tape controlled by CA 1 was used by CA Dynam/T for input processing, but with the wrong data set name.

14

NO-MATCH CRTDT - A tape controlled by CA 1 was used by CA Dynam/T for input processing, but with the wrong creation date.

18

NO-MATCH CRTTI - A tape controlled by CA 1 was used by CA Dynam/T for input processing, but with the wrong creation time.

1C

NON-DYNAM TAPE - CA Dynam/T processed a CA 1 controlled tape for output.

20

NON-DYNAM TAPE - CA Dynam/T placed into SCRATCH status a tape not controlled by CA Dynam/T.

24

DELETED TAPE - CA Dynam/T processed for output a tape in DELETE status.