Reason:
CADisk has found an invalid block pointer in the Files Data Set. If this is not the last block in the file, the relative block address pointer to the next block in the file is zero. If this is the last block in the file, the relative block address pointer to the next block is not zero. The control block for the file indicates the number of blocks in the file. It may also be incorrect.
CADisk Files Data Set reorganization will correct this problem. No data loss has occurred. Reorganize the Files Data Set and rerun the affected function.
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