Runtime Messages Issued by the Program Processor

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Runtime Messages Issued by the Program Processor

Nonfatal

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'keyword' INVALID PARAMETER
```
The reported keyword is an invalid specification.

Fatal

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BAD IDMSUTIO RETURN CODE - PARMINTF - return-code - CSFCDSPL
```
IDMSUTIO issued the reported return code; the job ended with a user abend code of 100. This message reports a system internal error; rerun the job.
```
FATAL ERROR - BAD IDMSFLIO RETURN CODE - return-code - SSRFIO
```
IDMSFLIO issued the reported return code; the job ended with a user abend code of 100. This message reports a system internal error; rerun the job.
```
FATAL ERROR - BAD IDMSUTIO RETURN CODE - return-code - SSRPIO
```
IDMSUTIO issued the reported return code; the job ended with a user abend code of 100. This message reports a system internal error; rerun the job.
```
FATAL ERROR - CBIO - INVALID OPERATION - SSCBIO
```
The job ended with a user abend code of 100. This message reports a system internal error; rerun the job.
```
FATAL ERROR - RPIO - INVALID OPERATION -- SSRPIO
```
The job ended with a user abend code of 100. This message reports a system internal error; rerun the job.
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INPUT FILE SYSIPT WILL NOT OPEN
```
The job ended with a user abend code of 2000. Check the JCL to see if SYSIPT is specified correctly.
```
MEMBER NOT FOUND IN LIBRARY (z/VSE users only)
```
The job ended with a user abend code of 100. This message is issued when the =COPY IDMS option is being used to read the input program from a library into the SYSIPT file and the library member cannot be accessed. Check that the correct member-name is specified in the =COPY IDMS statement and that the sublibrary name is specified if necessary (the default is the A. sublibrary).
```
OUTPUT FILE PRANREF WILL NOT OPEN
```
The job ended with a user abend code of 2000. Check the JCL to see if PRANREF is specified correctly.
```
OUTPUT FILE SYSLST WILL NOT OPEN
```
The job ended with a user abend code of 2000. Check the JCL to see if SYSLST is specified correctly.
```
OUTPUT FILE SYSPCH WILL NOT OPEN
```
The job ended with a user abend code of 2000. Check the JCL to see if SYSPCH is specified correctly.