This section details messages generated in the course of processing, along with possible causes and corrective actions to take in error situations.
Reason:
The processor step included an OPEN of LGNT$$$I to force the ASXBSENV and ASXBUSER fields to those of the alternate id. However, the corresponding LGNT$$$O OPEN was not done. In this case, CA Endevor SCM reset the ASXBSENV and ASXBUSER fields back to their original values when the processor step ended.
Action:
None
Reason:
An open request was issued against the Master Control File for the indicated Stage. An open error was encountered.
Action:
Make sure that the specified C1DEFLTS found in the files CONLIB and STEPLIB correctly define the Stage 1 Master Control File for which the action was requested. Verify that the VSAM file DSNAME exists and is available.
Reason:
An error was encountered when attempting to open the VSAM master file.
Action:
See the appropriate IBM VSAM manual to determine the cause of the error.
Reason:
An error was detected when attempting to read, write, or delete a record from a VSAM file. The name of the current data set is displayed.
Action:
Look up the VSAM return code and feedback to determine the cause of this condition.
Reason:
A Stage record was successfully read. The name of the catalog in the Stage record is different than the name of the catalog found in the defaults table.
Action:
Verify that you are picking up the correct C1DEFLTS table. If you are using the correct CIDEFLTS table, run BC1JXCNM to synchronize your catalog with the MCFs.
Reason:
The catalog name is too large.
Action:
Create a catalog name that is 37 characters or less.
Reason:
Unable to expand INCLUDEs found in the requested Element.
Action:
Verify that the INCLUDE library definitions specified in the Stage 1 and Stage 2 type definitions are correct and contain the INCLUDE members.
Reason:
A reference to a previously specified INCLUDE module would result in an endless loop.
Action:
Make sure that, when nesting INCLUDE modules, not to include a previously specified INCLUDE module (that is, remove all recursive calls to previously referenced INCLUDE modules).
Reason:
This is an informational message which displays the highest return code associated with the indicated processor.
Action:
None. You should review these processor return codes to verify that the requested action successfully completed.
Reason:
A processor has abended. The message indicates the abend code associated with the abended processor.
Action:
Review the messages displayed prior to this message and check the appropriate IBM Error Codes and Messages manual. If the abend code BADGU is displayed, it means the program named in this message is not supported in a processor.
Reason:
This is an informational message that indicates the name of the processor to be executed.
Action:
None. In the event that an error is encountered in a processor to follow, this message gives an indication of the Element name which was executed.
Reason:
This is an informational message that indicates the parameter passed to the program as displayed in message C1X0012I. This is useful in verifying parameter values passed as input to a particular program. Substituted symbolics are displayed.
Action:
None. If an error is encountered during processor execution, information displayed in the PARM=VALUE may be useful to verify that the processor is executing against the correct System, Element, and so on.
Reason:
The step identified in the message was not executed because of the COND parameter specification on the EXEC statement.
Action:
None.
Reason:
The step identified in the message was not executed because it did not meet the conditions set in the EXECIF parameter.
Action:
None.
Reason:
The COND parameter is specified incorrectly in the processor identified in the message.
Action:
Correct the COND parameter specification.
Reason:
The step name specified in the COND parameter is not defined in the processor identified in the message.
Action:
Correct the COND parameter specification.
Reason:
The CONWRITE utility requires the specification of a DD statement that is used as output. CONWRITE writes the output to the first DD statement, after the EXEC statement that does not begin with the characters C1INCL. This statement is missing.
Action:
Add the DD statement to the processor.
Reason:
Indicates that a processor from a previous CA Endevor SCM release with IF-THEN-ELSE statements was encountered.
Action:
Regenerate the processor.
Reason:
Internal error. The PATH area passed to this program contains an invalid length. This error was detected by the Element extension subroutine, BC1PEEXT.
Action:
Contact your administrator.
Reason:
A VSAM error was detected while attempting to create, delete, or update an Element extension record in the master control file.
Action:
Look up the VSAM return code and feedback code to determine the cause of this problem.
Reason:
An Element extension record was not found.
Action:
Contact your administrator.
Reason:
Internal error. The key to access an extension record is stored in the Element record. The value found at this location is not a valid extension key.
Action:
Contact your administrator.
Reason:
Internal error. The delete of the Element extension "TO" library record failed. The key of the extension record and the Environment and Stage ID are displayed.
Action:
Contact your administrator.
Reason:
See the following corrective Action.
Action:
For the error messages associated with the indicated error, see the appropriate library management documentation.
Reason:
A CA Librarian error was encountered.
Action:
See the appropriate library management documentation for the error messages associated with the indicated error.
Reason:
A version of the Element was found at the named location, which is in a mapped Environment but is not on the current map route.
Action:
See message C1X0104E.
Reason:
A version of the Element was found at the named location, which is in a mapped Environment but is not on the current map route.
Action:
See message C1X0104E.
Reason:
A version of the Element was found at the named location, which is in a mapped Environment but is not on the current map route.
Action:
See message C1X0104E.
Reason:
The System named in the message requires that MOVE actions be specified with JUMP=Y when CA Endevor SCM encounters a version of the Element(s) to be moved in a mapped Environment, but not on the map.
Action:
Resubmit the MOVE request with JUMP=Y.
Reason:
The NAME operand in the statement identified in the message contains more than eight characters. Only eight characters are allowed.
Action:
Correct the statement and resubmit.
Reason:
A JCL error was encountered during the Scan 1 phase of JCL translation. Scan 1 errors are typically due to omitting a comma when attempting to continue a JCL statement to a second line.
Action:
Review the JCL statement in error, correct the problem, and reprocess the JCL.
Reason:
The statement identified in the message is an EXECUTE statement, but does not have PGM as its first parameter.
Action:
Correct the statement and resubmit.
Reason:
A referback was specified for the PGM parameter.
Action:
Change the referback to an explicit specification.
Reason:
The keyword identified in the message is not supported as used in the statement identified in the message.
Action:
Correct the statement and resubmit.
Reason:
The keyword identified in the message is not supported as used in the statement identified in the message.
Action:
Correct the statement and resubmit.
Reason:
Nesting specified in the indicated JCL statement is invalid.
Action:
Make sure that parentheses are properly balanced, correct the error, and resubmit the JCL.
Reason:
Nesting specified in the indicated JCL statement is invalid.
Action:
Make sure that quotes are properly balanced, correct the error, and resubmit the JCL.
Reason:
During scan 1 of JCL translation, the JCL statement that was indicated was invalid, probably due to improper continuation specification.
Action:
Make sure that the JCL statement was specified correctly, correct the error, and resubmit the job.
Reason:
The JCL statement specified an unknown keyword that was flagged as an error.
Action:
Make sure that the keyword flagged is a valid JCL keyword as shown in the appropriate JCL reference book. Correct the keyword and resubmit the job.
Reason:
The COND= parameter was improperly specified.
Action:
For details about the COND=parameter, see the Extended Processors Guide. Correct the COND= parameter and resubmit the job.
Reason:
The COND parameter in the statement identified in the message contains improper coding of the EVEN/ONLY specification.
Action:
Correct the EVEN/ONLY syntax and resubmit.
Reason:
The footprint parameter is improperly coded.
Action:
For a list of the valid values that can be specified for the FOOTPRINT= parameter, see the Extended Processors Guide.
Reason:
A DD statement was coded in the processor but no DDname was specified.
Action:
Correct the format of the DD statement.
Reason:
The statement identified in the message allows other than a numeric value for the field identified in the message. However, the field requires numeric values.
Action:
Correct the statement and resubmit.
Reason:
The DLM parameter in the statement identified in the message was coded incorrectly.
Action:
Correct the statement and resubmit.
Reason:
The field identified in the message was assigned too many positional parameters in the statement identified in the message.
Action:
Correct the statement and resubmit.
Reason:
1) The statement identified in the message contains a keyword that must be used with an operand, but the operand is missing.
2) If the error occurs on the first statement in the processor, the probable cause is an invalid symbol defined on the proc statement.
Action:
1) Correct the statement and resubmit.
2) Check all the variable names defined on the proc statment. Correct any that are nine or more characters in length and resubmit.
Reason:
The DLM parameter in the statement identified in the message was not coded as part of a SYSIN statement. The DLM parameter is only valid when it is coded as part of a SYSIN statement.
Action:
Correct the statement and resubmit.
Reason:
The two fields identified in the message cannot be coded in the same statement.
Action:
Correct the statement and resubmit.
Reason:
There is a symbolic in this statement that is not a CA Endevor SCM symbolic and is not defined in the PROC statement.
Action:
Make sure that the symbolic is coded correctly. Include it in the PROC statement if necessary.
Reason:
One or both of the values in the EXECIF statement of the statement identified in the message has more than 999 characters.
Action:
Correct the EXECIF statement and resubmit.
Reason:
The PATH keyword was specified on the DD statement. The FOOTPRNT, MONITOR, and DSN keywords cannot be specified along with the PATH keyword.
Action:
If using a PATH, remove the FOOTPRNT and MONITOR keywords from the statement. If using a DSN, remove the PATH keyword from the statement.
Reason:
The operator coded in the parameter identified in the message is not one of the following: EQ, NE, GT, GE, LT, LE.
Action:
Correct the parameter specification and resubmit.
Reason:
The parameter identified in the message specifies more than the allowed number of subfields.
Action:
Correct the parameter specification and resubmit.
Reason:
The parameter identified in the message does not specify an operator.
Action:
Correct the parameter specification using one of the following operators: EQ, NE, GT, GE, LT, LE.
Reason:
The parameter identified in the message was coded incorrectly.
Action:
Correct the parameter specification and resubmit.
Reason:
A JCL statement was improperly continued.
Action:
Make sure that the JCL statement flagged in error is properly continued. For a description of continuing JCL statements, see the appropriate IBM JCL manual.
Reason:
A non-JCL statement was encountered prior to the first EXEC statement.
Action:
Remove the non-JCL statement.
Reason:
The statement identified in the message contains an invalid length specification for the keyword identified in the message.
Action:
Recode the statement and resubmit.
Reason:
The statement prior to the statement identified in the message was continued, however the statement identified in this message is a null (end-of-job) statement.
Action:
Correct the JCL.
Reason:
The statement prior to the statement identified in the message was continued, however the statement identified in this message is not a valid continued JCL statement.
Action:
Correct the JCL.
Reason:
The expression must be enclosed in parentheses.
Action:
Correct the syntax error in this statement.
Reason:
The statement identified in the message contains quotes that are either used improperly or placed incorrectly.
Action:
Modify the statement as necessary, and then resubmit.
Reason:
The statement identified in the message contains parentheses that are either used improperly or placed incorrectly.
Action:
Modify the statement as necessary, and then resubmit.
Reason:
This is an informational message. The JCL statement and associated line number are shown. Use this information to aid in the debugging of any messages which will appear following the input JCL.
Action:
None.
Reason:
A PARM= value was greater than 100 characters.
Action:
Make sure that the PARM= value does not exceed 100 characters. For a description of coding the PARM= parameter, see the appropriate IBM JCL manual.
Reason:
One or more symbolics defined in the PROC statement begin with C1.
Action:
Correct the symbolic specification.
Reason:
One or more symbolics defined in the PROC statement contain an ampersand.
Action:
Correct the symbolic specification.
Reason:
The DCB subparameter duplicates an ESA keyword coded outside the DCB.
Action:
Change either the DCB information, or the external keyword.
Reason:
Internal error. The size of the data set name exceeds the maximum allowed. This could happen when a temporary data set name is generated by CA Endevor SCM.
Action:
Contact your administrator.
Reason:
The size of the data set name exceeds the maximum allowed. This could happen when a temporary data set name is generated by CA Endevor SCM.
Action:
Contact your administrator.
Reason:
EXECIF clause syntax require the specification of two values for comparison. The EXECIF clause in this statement does not specify the second value.
Action:
Specify the second value and resubmit.
Reason:
The DDNAME shown in the message is a DDNAME that CA Endevor SCM retains for its own use.
Action:
Specify a DDNAME other than the DDNAME shown in the message. If the DDNAME shown in the message cannot be changed, contact your administrator for assistance.
Reason:
The format of syntax associated with this keyword is invalid. The parameter is invalid or missing.
Action:
For the proper syntax format of this keyword, see the SCL Reference Guide.
Reason:
A THEN clause is missing on an IF-THEN statement.
Action:
Correct the syntax.
Reason:
During processing, the IF clause discovered an invalid Element.
Action:
Correct the syntax.
Reason:
A referback to the indicated stepname is invalid because the stepname is not in the processor.
Action:
Correct the syntax.
Reason:
Parsing an IF-THEN-ELSE caused an error.
Action:
Correct the syntax. If the error persists, note the return and reason code in the error message and contact CA Technical Support. The return code and reason code that appear is for use by CA Technical Support as an aid to help locate and debug IF-THEN-ELSE issues that cannot be resolved by correcting the syntax.
Reason:
The indicated expression operator is invalid.
Action:
Correct the syntax. Valid operators are GT, LT, NG, NL, EQ, NE, GE, LE, NOT, AND, OR.
Reason:
The RUN expression is specified in the IF-THEN-ELSE logic. This expression requires a refer back step name (IF RUN.stepname=TRUE).
Action:
Modify the syntax to include a refer back step name.
Reason:
The refer back step name does not exist.
Action:
Make sure the step name is spelled correctly.
Reason:
The number of IF and ENDIF statements do not match. The message text indicates if there are more IF or ENDIF statements.
Action:
Modify the processor syntax and make sure all the IF statements are paired with ENDIF statements.
Reason:
The control statement read from SYSIN contained invalid syntax.
Action:
Correct the syntax.
Reason:
The member identified in the message does not exist in the input library.
Action:
Make sure that the member name was specified correctly on the input control statement.
Reason:
Informational message. The member identified in the message was successfully copied.
Action:
None.
Reason:
The input control statement specifies a member that currently exists in the output library, however, REPLACE was not specified on the control statement.
Action:
Specify REPLACE on the control statement.
Reason:
A COMPRESS was requested, but BSTCOPY does not support the IEBCOPY COMPRESS function.
Action:
If a COMPRESS is desired, specify IEBCOPY instead of BSTCOPY.
Reason:
The data set organization specified in the message is not supported by BSTCOPY. BSTCOPY only supports an organization of PO.
Action:
Use IEBCOPY instead of BSTCOPY.
Reason:
One or more aliases were specified on the input control statement(s), however their root member was not specified.
Action:
Root members must be copied with aliases.
Reason:
BSTCOPY has determined that the block size for the input data set is greater than the block size for the output data set. This condition cannot exist when RECFM=U.
Action:
Make sure that the block size is the same at the source and the target of BSTCOPY statements.
Reason:
The member name identified in the message is in overlay or SCATTER format.
Action:
Use IEBCOPY instead of BSTCOPY.
Reason:
BSTCOPY detected a load module that is invalid because the beginning TTR is equal to the text TTR.
Action:
Regenerate the Element associated with the load module.
Reason:
When using BSTCOPY to copy a member with a non-standard name (non-alphanumeric characters) the following rules must be followed:
In this example, the member name must be exactly eight characters long.
If the REPLACE option is desired, it must be coded as part of the INDD keyword of the COPY statement.
Action:
Correct the BSTCOPY request and resubmit.
Reason:
The text in this message echoes BSTCOPY input statements, and displays input and output data set names used by BSTCOPY.
Action:
None.
Reason:
The RECFM at the source location of a BSTCOPY statement is not the same as the RECFM at the target.
Action:
Make sure that the RECFM is the same at the source and the target of BSTCOPY statements.
Reason:
An error was encountered accessing the SYSIN file.
Action:
Make sure that the SYSIN file is present and pointing to the input stream.
Reason:
The input library specified in the BSTCOPY processor step contains no members.
Action:
Make sure the library name is correct. If not, correct the processor and re-execute the action.
Reason:
An operation was performed on a member, after the Package that is being shipped was executed, and before the superseding Package was executed. The member may have been updated in another Package, but under a different Element type. Another possibility is that the member was updated under the same Element name and type, but outside of Package processing.
Action:
Investigate to find out what has happened to the member between the two Package executions. Recover the member as indicated by the situation.
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