Reason:
After CADisk successfully restores a data set, it will normally attempt to update the RESTCMDS subfile record that originally requested the restore with information about the restore. When it restored data set (ddd), CADisk tried to do this but found the record missing. The record was deleted sometime between the start of the dispose job and when CADisk tried to update the RESTCMDS subfile record. Probably the user who originally requested the restore also deleted the request. The data set was not restored and a new record was inserted into the RESTCMDS subfile. The fact that the data set restore failed has nothing to do with this message. This message is informational only and no further action is needed.
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