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MME0211-0219

MME0211S

Dynamic allocation of output data set data_set_name failed. DD: DD_name Storage Class: Storage_Class Management Class: Management_Class Data Class: Data_Class Volser: Volser Unit: Unit RC: xxxxxxxx Error code: eeeeeeee Info code: iiiiiiii.

Reason:

Dynamic allocation of the data set failed. xxxxxxxx is the return code. eeeeeeee is the error code. iiiiiiii is the information code.

Action:

Review the return code. The following return codes indicate typical situations:

020C, 0210

The data set is used by another job.

0214

The device is not available.

021C

Unit is invalid.

0220

Volser is invalid.

0448

The data set already exists.

Note: For more information about the return codes, see the chapter Requesting Dynamic Allocation Functions in the IBM z/OS MVS Programming: Authorized Assembler Services Guide.

MME0212S

Dynamic allocation of output file system_path failed. DD: DD_name RC: xx Error code: eeeeeeee Info code: iiiiiiii.

Reason:

Dynamic allocation of the data set failed. xx is the return code. eeeeeeee is the error code. iiiiiiii is the information code.

Action:

Review the return code. The following return codes indicate typical situations:

020C, 0210

The data set is used by another job.

0214

The device is not available.

021C

Unit is invalid.

0220

Volser is invalid.

0448

The data set already exists.

Note: For more information about the return codes, see the chapter “Requesting Dynamic Allocation Functions - Interpreting DYNALLOC Return Codes” in the z/OS MVS Programming: Authorized Assembler Services Guide.

MME0213S

Dynamic allocation of work data set failed. DD: DD_name RC: xx Error code: eeeeeeee Info code: iiiiiiii.

Reason:

Dynamic allocation of the data set failed. xx is the return code. eeeeeeee is the error code. iiiiiiii is the information code.

Action:

Review the return code. The following return codes indicate typical situations:

020C, 0210

The data set is used by another job.

0214

The device is not available.

021C

Unit is invalid.

0220

Volser is invalid.

0448

The data set already exists.

Note: For more information about the return codes, see the chapter “Requesting Dynamic Allocation Functions - Interpreting DYNALLOC Return Codes” in the z/OS MVS Programming: Authorized Assembler Services Guide.

MME0214S

Dynamic allocation of dummy data set failed. DD: DD_name RC: xx Error code: eeeeeeee Info code: iiiiiiii.

Reason:

Dynamic allocation of the data set failed. xx is the return code. eeeeeeee is the error code. iiiiiiii is the information code.

Action:

Review the return code. The following return codes indicate typical situations:

020C, 0210

The data set is used by another job.

0214

The device is not available.

021C

Unit is invalid.

0220

Volser is invalid.

0448

The data set already exists.

Note: For more information about the return codes, see the chapter Requesting Dynamic Allocation Functions in the IBM z/OS MVS Programming: Authorized Assembler Services Guide.

MME0215S

Dynamic allocation of input data set data_set_name failed. DD: DD_name RC: xx Error code: eeeeeeee Info code: iiiiiiii.

Reason:

Dynamic allocation of the data set failed. xx is the return code. eeeeeeee is the error code. iiiiiiii is the information code.

Action:

Review the return code. The following return codes indicate typical situations:

020C, 0210

The data set is used by another job.

0214

The device is not available.

021C

Unit is invalid.

0220

Volser is invalid.

0448

The data set already exists.

Note: For more information about the return codes, see the chapter “Requesting Dynamic Allocation Functions - Interpreting DYNALLOC Return Codes” in the z/OS MVS Programming: Authorized Assembler Services Guide.

MME0216S

Dynamic allocation of input data set member data_set_name(member_name) failed. DD: DD_name RC: xx Error code: eeeeeeee Info code: iiiiiiii.

Reason:

Dynamic allocation of the data set failed. xx is the return code. eeeeeeee is the error code. iiiiiiii is the information code.

Action:

Review the return code. The following return codes indicate typical situations:

020C, 0210

The data set is used by another job.

0214

The device is not available.

021C

Unit is invalid.

0220

Volser is invalid.

0448

The data set already exists.

Note: For more information about the return codes, see the chapter “Requesting Dynamic Allocation Functions - Interpreting DYNALLOC Return Codes” in the z/OS MVS Programming: Authorized Assembler Services Guide.

MME0217S

Dynamic allocation of path system_path failed. DD: DD_name RC: xx Error code: eeeeeeee Info code: iiiiiiii.

Reason:

Dynamic allocation of the data set failed. xx is the return code. eeeeeeee is the error code. iiiiiiii is the information code.

Action:

Review the return code. The following return codes indicate typical situations:

020C, 0210

The data set is used by another job.

0214

The device is not available.

021C

Unit is invalid.

0220

Volser is invalid.

0448

The data set already exists.

Note: For more information about the return codes, see the chapter “Requesting Dynamic Allocation Functions - Interpreting DYNALLOC Return Codes” in the z/OS MVS Programming: Authorized Assembler Services Guide.

MME0218S

Dynamic allocation using BPXWDYN failed. Command: command failed. RC: xx.

Reason:

Dynamic allocation using BPXWDYN failed. xx is the return code.

Action:

Contact CA Support.

Note: For more information about the return codes, see the chapter “BPXWDYN - Return codes” in the z/OS Using REXX and z/OS UNIX System Services.

MME0219S

Dynamic free failed. DD: DD_name RC: xx Error code: eeeeeeee Info code: iiiiiiii.

Reason:

Freeing of the dynamically allocated data set failed. xx is the return code. eeeeeeee is the error code. iiiiiiii is the information code.

Action:

Review the return code. The following return codes indicate typical situations:

020C, 0210

The data set is used by another job.

0214

The device is not available.

021C

Unit is invalid.

0220

Volser is invalid.

0448

The data set already exists.

Note: For more information about the return codes, see the chapter “Requesting Dynamic Allocation Functions - Interpreting DYNALLOC Return Codes” in the z/OS MVS Programming: Authorized Assembler Services Guide.