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Appendix A. MESSAGES


This appendix lists all messages generated by the CA MICS
VAX/VMS Analyzer.  Some messages are generated during the
processing of the control statements, while others are caused
by various conditions in the data found during the
processing.  The messages are listed in ascending numerical
sequence and include the full text of the message, the type,
the reason for the messages, appropriate user action, and
applicable references to documentation.

The following type codes are used to categorize the messages:

Information      designates a note that documents a CA MICS
                 VAX/VMS Analyzer option or potentially
                 important feature in the data.

Warning          designates a condition in either the data or
                 control statements that does not affect the
                 CA MICS VAX/VMS Analyzer's operation but
                 that may lead to unexpected results.

Error            designates that a problem has been
                 encountered with a control statement that
                 will prevent a successful run of the CA MICS
                 VAX/VMS Analyzer.  Execution is stopped
                 after all control statements are processed.

The message text often includes references to information
that is contained in a control statement or values of
permanent or temporary variables created during CA MICS
VAX/VMS Analyzer processing.  In the description below, the
message text contains a word beginning with a percent sign
(%), which indicates that a value will be substituted into
the text at execution time.

+---------+
| DEX0001 |
+---------+

   TEXT:         INPUT:  DSN=%X VOL=SER=%PVOL

   TYPE:         Information

   REASON:       Logs the name of each input parameter read
                 by the DEXPGEN process.

   ACTION:       None

   REFERENCES:   Section 7.3.3


+---------+
| DEX0002 |
+---------+

   TEXT:         DEXOPS OPTIONS SYSTEM ID:  %KEYWORD2 IS MORE
                 THAN 4 CHARACTERS IN LENGTH

   TYPE:         Error

   REASON:       The indicated SYSID on the DEXOPS OPTIONS
                 statement was longer than the 4-character
                 maximum allowed.

   ACTION:       Shorten the SYSID name on the OPTIONS
                 statement in prefix.MICS.PARMS(DEXOPS).

   REFERENCES:   Section 7.3.1


+---------+
| DEX0003 |
+---------+

   TEXT:         SYSID PARM CPU MODEL NUMBER:  %KEYWORD3 IS
                 MORE THAN 4 CHARACTERS IN LENGTH

   TYPE:         Warning

   REASON:       The indicated CPU model number in SYSID was
                 longer than the 4-character maximum
                 expected.

   ACTION:       Check the CPU model number on the statement
                 in prefix.MICS.PARMS(SYSID).

   REFERENCES:   - Section 7.4
                 - PIOM Guide 2.3.2.2
                 - see also Administrative Newsletter,
                   "Guidelines for Coding SYSID Parms"

+---------+
| DEX0004 |
+---------+

   TEXT:         DEXOPS DEFAULT DURATION VALUE:  %KEYWORD4 IS
                 NOT A POSITIVE NUMERIC VALUE, AS REQUIRED.

   TYPE:         Error

   REASON:       The default duration value for a DEXSUS data
                 statement is not a valid numeric value or is
                 missing entirely.

   ACTION:       Correct the default duration value on the
                 DEXSUS statement in
                 prefix.MICS.PARMS(DEXOPS).

   REFERENCES:   Section 7.3.1

+---------+
| DEX0005 |
+---------+

   TEXT:         SCP SPECIFIED IN SYSID FOR %KEYWORD2 IS NOT
                 A VAX/VMS SYSTEM.
                 VALID VALUES ARE *, VMS, OR VAXVMS.

   TYPE:         Warning

   REASON:       The SCP name in SYSID is not specified
                 correctly or the field is missing entirely.

   ACTION:       Provide a recognized VAX/VMS SCP name on
                 the statement in prefix.MICS.PARMS(SYSID).

   REFERENCES:   - Section 7.4
                 - PIOM Guide 2.3.2.2
                 - see also Administrative Newsletter,
                  "Guidelines for Coding SYSID Parms"


+---------+
| DEX0006 |
+---------+

   TEXT:         DEXOPS NODE NAME MISSING FOR %KEYWORD2 ENTRY

   TYPE:         Error

   REASON:       The indicated entry on the DEXOPS OPTIONS
                 statement was missing a node name entry to
                 map to the ORGSYSID listed as %KEYWORD2.

   ACTION:       Specify the VAX node name that is to be
                 mapped to the ORGSYSID, on the OPTIONS
                 statement in prefix.MICS.PARMS(DEXOPS).

   REFERENCES:   Section 7.3.1


+---------+
| DEX0007 |
+---------+

   TEXT:         MORE THAN ONE OPTIONS STATEMENT FOR ORGSYSID
                 %KEYWORD2 FOUND IN DEXOPS

   TYPE:         Error

   REASON:       More than one OPTIONS statement was included
                 in the DEXOPS member for the same ORGSYSID.

   ACTION:       Review prefix.MICS.PARMS(DEXOPS) and correct
                 or remove the inappropriate OPTIONS
                 statement.

   REFERENCES:   Section 7.3.1


+---------+
| DEX0008 |
+---------+

   TEXT:         INVALID NUMERIC DATA:  %CVAL

   TYPE:         Error

   REASON:       Value in parameter line is not a valid
                 numeric value.

   ACTION:       Review prefix.MICS.PARMS(DEXOPS) and correct
                 the indicated statement.

   REFERENCES:   Section 7.3.1


+---------+
| DEX0010 |
+---------+

   TEXT:         ORIGINAL SYSID:   %KEYWORD1 HAS BEEN
                 PREVIOUSLY DEFINED.

   TYPE:         Error

   REASON:       The ORGSYSID has been defined more than once
                 in the SYSID parameter.

   ACTION:       Review prefix.MICS.PARMS(SYSID) and correct
                 the inappropriate ORGSYSID definition.

   REFERENCES:   - Section 7.4
                 - PIOM Guide 2.3.2.2
                 - see also Administrative Newsletter,
                   "Guidelines for Coding SYSID Parms"


+---------+
| DEX0011 |
+---------+

   TEXT:         THE MAXIMUM SYSID LIMIT HAS BEEN REACHED.
                 PLEASE CONTACT CA MICS PRODUCT SUPPORT.

   TYPE:         Error

   REASON:       More than 100 entries were specified in
                 prefix.MICS.PARMS(SYSID).

   ACTION:       Contact CA MICS Product Support.

   REFERENCES:   - Section 7.4
                 - PIOM Guide 2.3.2.2
                 - see also Administrative Newsletter,
                   "Guidelines for Coding SYSID Parms"


+---------+
| DEX0012 |
+---------+

   TEXT:         SPECIFIED DDNAME:  %KEYWORD3 IS MORE THAN 8
                 CHARACTERS IN LENGTH.

   TYPE:         Error

   REASON:       DDnames cannot be more than 8 characters in
                 length.

   ACTION:       Reduce the length of the DDname on the
                 statement indicated (MONITOR, ACCOUNT, or
                 COMMON) in prefix.MICS.PARMS(DEXOPS).  Also
                 ensure that the INPUTDEX PARMS member
                 specifies a corresponding DD statement.

   REFERENCES:   Sections 7.3.1 and 7.3.2


+---------+
| DEX0013 |
+---------+

   TEXT:         THIS ORGSYSID:  %KEYWORD2 AND DATA SOURCE:
                 %KEYWORD1 HAVE ALREADY BEEN DEFINED.

   TYPE:         Error

   REASON:       For a given ORGSYSID, only one MONITOR and
                 one ACCOUNT statement may be defined.

   ACTION:       Review prefix.MICS.PARMS(DEXOPS) and correct
                 the inappropriate MONITOR or ACCOUNT
                 statement so that you are not attempting to
                 assign two different input DDnames to the
                 same ORGSYSID for the same data type.

   REFERENCES:   Section 7.3.1


+---------+
| DEX0014 |
+---------+

   TEXT:         SPECIFIED ORGSYSID:  %KEYWORD2 HAS NOT BEEN
                 DEFINED ON A PREVIOUS OPTION STATEMENT

   TYPE:         Error

   REASON:       The ORGSYSID named on the MONITOR or ACCOUNT
                 statement must first be defined on an
                 OPTIONS statement.

   ACTION:       Review prefix.MICS.PARMS(DEXOPS) and add
                 correct the appropriate OPTIONS statement.

   REFERENCES:   Section 7.3.1


+---------+
| DEX0015 |
+---------+

   TEXT:         SUBPARAMETER:  %KEYWORD2 IS NOT VALID ON A
                 %KEYWORD1 STATEMENT

   TYPE:         Error

   REASON:       The subparameter is not a recognized entry
                 for the indicated statement.

   ACTION:       Review prefix.MICS.PARMS(DEXOPS) and correct
                 the indicated statement.

   REFERENCES:   Section 7.3.1


+---------+
| DEX0016 |
+---------+

   TEXT:         KEYWORD:  %KEYWORD1 IS NOT RECOGNIZED

   TYPE:         Error

   REASON:       The keyword statement is not a recognized
                 entry for DEXOPS.

   ACTION:       Review prefix.MICS.PARMS(DEXOPS) and correct
                 the indicated statement.

   REFERENCES:   Section 7.3.1


+---------+
| DEX0017 |
+---------+

   TEXT:         END OF MEMBER %PMEM INPUT

   TYPE:         Information

   REASON:       Indicates end of each input parameter read
                 by the DEXPGEN process.

   ACTION:       None

   REFERENCES:   Section 7.3.3


+---------+
| DEX0018 |
+---------+

   TEXT:         REQUIRED STATEMENT MISSING:  %STYP

   TYPE:         Error

   REASON:       The keyword statement is a required entry
                 for DEXOPS.

   ACTION:       Review prefix.MICS.PARMS(DEXOPS) and supply
                 the required statement.

   REFERENCES:   Section 7.3.1


+---------+
| DEX0019 |
+---------+

   TEXT:         ERROR(S) ENCOUNTERED IN DEXOPS UNIT
                 PARAMETER DEFINITIONS, MACRO GENERATION
                 ABORTED.  CORRECT THE ERROR(S), AND
                 RE-EXECUTE DEXPGEN

   TYPE:         Error

   REASON:       At least one fatal error was encountered
                 while processing DEXOPS.

   ACTION:       Correct the error(s) and resubmit the
                 DEXPGEN job.

   REFERENCES:   Section 7.3.1, 7.3.2, and 7.3.3


+---------+
| DEX0020 |
+---------+

   TEXT:         DUPLICATE DDNAMES NOT ALLOWED:  %KEYWORD3

   TYPE:         Error

   REASON:       The DDname has already been specified for
                 use with another MONITOR or ACCOUNT input
                 source.

   ACTION:       Review prefix.MICS.PARMS(DEXOPS) and supply
                 a unique DDname for use with this input data
                 source.

   REFERENCES:   Sections 7.3.1 and 7.3.2


+---------+
| DEX0021 |
+---------+

   TEXT:         COMMON INPUT DD NOT ALLOWED FOR:  %KEYWORD1

   TYPE:         Error

   REASON:       COMMON input requested a data source (e.g.,
                 ACCOUNT) that does not contain system
                 identification information.  COMMON cannot
                 support this data source because SYSID can
                 not be determined.

   ACTION:       Supply a unique DDname in the indicated
                 statement in prefix.MICS.PARMS(DEXOPS), and
                 provide a corresponding DD statement in
                 prefix.MICS.PARMS(INPUTDEX).

   REFERENCES:   Sections 7.3.1, 7.3.2, and 9.4


+---------+
| DEX0022 |
+---------+

   TEXT:         COMMON INPUT DD FOR %KEYWORD1 HAS ALREADY
                 BEEN DEFINED.

   TYPE:         Error

   REASON:       Only one common DD is supported for a given
                 data type (i.e., MONITOR).

   ACTION:       Use the common DD already defined or supply
                 a unique DDname in the indicated statement
                 in prefix.MICS.PARMS(DEXOPS).  Check the
                 corresponding DD statements in
                 prefix.MICS.PARMS(INPUTDEX).

   REFERENCES:   Sections 7.3.1 and 7.3.2


+---------+
| DEX0023 |
+---------+

   TEXT:         MEMBER %PMEM IS EMPTY OR CONTAINS NO DD
                 STATEMENTS

   TYPE:         Error

   REASON:       No active DD statements were found in the
                 indicated member in prefix.MICS.PARMS.  The
                 DDnames used in DEXOPS require matching DD
                 statements in the input JCL.

   ACTION:       Review prefix.MICS.PARMS member and supply
                 the appropriate DD statements.

   REFERENCES:   Section 7.3.2


+---------+
| DEX0024 |
+---------+

   TEXT:         DDNAME %KEYWORD3 NOT FOUND IN INPUTDEX

   TYPE:         Error

   REASON:       No matching DD statement was found in
                 prefix.MICS.PARMS(INPUTDEX).  The DDnames
                 used in DEXOPS require matching DD
                 statements in the input JCL.

   ACTION:       Review prefix.MICS.PARMS(INPUTDEX) and
                 prefix.MICS.PARMS(DEXOPS) and correct the
                 discrepancy in the use of DDnames.

   REFERENCES:   Sections 7.3.1 and 7.3.2


+---------+
| DEX0025 |
+---------+

   TEXT:         INPUTDEX DDNAME:  %Y NOT REFERENCED IN
                 DEXOPS

   TYPE:         Warning

   REASON:       DDnames are not processed by the DAILY job
                 unless they are specified for use in
                 prefix.MICS.PARMS(DEXOPS).

   ACTION:       Check prefix.MICS.PARMS(INPUTDEX) to ensure
                 that the presence of the unreferenced DDname
                 is intentional.

   REFERENCES:   Section 7.3.2


+---------+
| DEX0029 |
+---------+

   TEXT:         INPUTDEX DDNAME:  %X IS MORE THAN 8
                 CHARACTERS IN LENGTH.

   TYPE:         Error

   REASON:       DDnames longer than 8 characters will cause
                 the DAILY job to end with a JCL error.

   ACTION:       Correct the invalid DDname in
                 prefix.MICS.PARMS(INPUTDEX).

   REFERENCES:   Section 7.3.2


+---------+
| DEX0031 |
+---------+

   TEXT:         ORGSYSID %KEYWORD2 IS NOT DEFINED IN
                 PARMS(SYSID).

   TYPE:         Error

   REASON:       The ORGSYSID has not been defined in the
                 SYSID parameter, or BASPGEN may need to be
                 run.

   ACTION:       Review prefix.MICS.PARMS(SYSID) and add the
                 appropriate ORGSYSID definition if needed.
                 Run BASPGEN and then re-run DEXPGEN (or
                 simply run ALLPGEN).

   REFERENCES:   - Section 7.4
                 - PIOM Guide 2.3.2.2
                 - see also Administrative Newsletter,
                   "Guidelines for Coding SYSID Parms"


+---------+
| DEX0032 |
+---------+

   TEXT:         MORE THAN ONE DISKACCT STATEMENT FOUND IN
                 DEXOPS.

   TYPE:         Error

   REASON:       No more than one DISKACCT statement should
                 be specified in the DEXOPS member.  This
                 option applies to the entire unit and cannot
                 be specified separately for different input
                 systems.

   ACTION:       Review prefix.MICS.PARMS(DEXOPS) and remove
                 the inappropriate DISKACCT statement.

   REFERENCES:   Section 7.3.1


+---------+
| DEX0041 |
+---------+

   TEXT:         >>> START OF DEXACT MODULE PROCESSING <<<

   TYPE:         Information

   REASON:       Indicates start of input format processing
                 for VMS ACCOUNTING data.

   ACTION:       None

   REFERENCES:   Section 9.2.2


+---------+
| DEX0042 |
+---------+

   TEXT:         >>> END OF DEXACT MODULE PROCESSING <<<

   TYPE:         Information

   REASON:       Indicates end of input format processing for
                 VMS ACCOUNTING data.

   ACTION:       None

   REFERENCES:   Section 9.2.2


+---------+
| DEX0043 |
+---------+

   TEXT:         >>> START OF DEXSUSA MODULE PROCESSING <<<

   TYPE:         Information

   REASON:       Indicates start of input format processing
                 for CA MICS DEXSUS data.

   ACTION:       None

   REFERENCES:   Section 9.2.2


+---------+
| DEX0044 |
+---------+

   TEXT:         >>> END OF DEXSUSA MODULE PROCESSING <<<

   TYPE:         Information

   REASON:       Indicates end of input format processing for
                 CA MICS DEXSUS data.

   ACTION:       None

   REFERENCES:   Section 9.2.2


+---------+
| DEX0046 |
+---------+

   TEXT:         >>> START OF DEXMON MODULE PROCESSING <<<

   TYPE:         Information

   REASON:       Indicates start of input format processing
                 for VMS MONITOR data.

   ACTION:       None

   REFERENCES:   Section 9.2.2


+---------+
| DEX0047 |
+---------+

   TEXT:         >>> END OF DEXMON MODULE PROCESSING <<<

   TYPE:         Information

   REASON:       Indicates end of input format processing for
                 VMS MONITOR data.

   ACTION:       None

   REFERENCES:   Section 9.2.2


+---------+
| DEX0054 |
+---------+

   TEXT:         ORGSYSID= %ORGSYSID DDNAME= %DDNAME DATASET
                 NAME= %DSNAME

   TYPE:         Information

   REASON:       Describe each input file processed from the
                 VMS ACCOUNTING data source.  Message is
                 issued before first input from each data
                 set.

   ACTION:       None

   REFERENCES:   None

+---------+
| DEX0055 |
+---------+

   TEXT:         START OF INPUT FROM DDNAME= %DDNAME DATASET
                 NAME= %DSNAME

   TYPE:         Information

   REASON:       Describe each input file processed from the
                 VMS MONITOR and CA MICS DEXSUS data sources.
                 Message is issued before first input from
                 each data set.

   ACTION:       None

   REFERENCES:   None


+---------+
| DEX0056 |
+---------+

   TEXT:         ORGSYSID CANNOT BE DETERMINED.  RUN ABORTED

   TYPE:         Error

   REASON:       Issued during VMS MONITOR data source input
                 processing when SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION record
                 (type 129) is not present.  Also issued
                 during CA MICS DEXSUS data source input
                 processing when SYSTEM INFORMATION records
                 (type 01) are not present.  Indicates an
                 incomplete and possibly erroneous input data
                 file.  May also be issued from VMS
                 ACCOUNTING input if DEXOPS COMMON EXIT code
                 is in effect.

   ACTION:       Locate missing records, or reconstruct the
                 input file.  If you are using COMMON EXITS
                 in DEXOPS, check the logic that assigns
                 VAXID and ORGSYSID in your exit code.

   REFERENCES:   Sections 6.3.2, 6.4.2, 9.2.1, and 9.4


+---------+
| DEX0057 |
+---------+

   TEXT:         TYPE 128 RECORD READ.  RECORD WILL NOT BE
                 KEPT.  MONITOR START= %WRK_DTM1 DURATION=
                 %DEXDUR

   TYPE:         Information

   REASON:       Provide the file header information for each
                 input file processed from the VMS MONITOR
                 data source.  Record is discarded and
                 therefore not included in further record
                 counts.

   ACTION:       None

   REFERENCES:   Sections 6.3.1 and 9.2.1


+---------+
| DEX0058 |
+---------+

   TEXT:         NODE NAME:  %NODID FROM PARMS(DEXOPS) DOES
                 NOT MATCH NODE NAME:  %ZORGID IN MONITOR 129
                 REC.  DEXPGEN MAY BE REQUIRED.  OPTION
                 VERIFY=ABORT SPECIFIED IN DEXOPS.

   TYPE:         Error

   REASON:       Cannot determine correct ORGSYSID to assign
                 to the data because the VAX node name found
                 in the input data does not agree with node
                 name information generated for the input
                 DDname from DEXOPS.

   ACTION:       Check the VAX node name that is to be mapped
                 to the ORGSYSID on the OPTIONS statement in
                 prefix.MICS.PARMS(DEXOPS).  Compare to the
                 node information given in this message.
                 Determine if discrepancy is due to wrong
                 input file, incorrect DEXOPS specification,
                 or requirement for DEXPGEN.

                 If you are using COMMON EXITS in the DEXOPS
                 parameter, check the logic that assigns
                 (reads) VAXID in your exit code.  You can
                 recognize this case if the message indicates
                 a node name of *DEXINPM* from PARMS(DEXOPS).

   REFERENCES:   Sections 6.3.2, 7.3.1, 7.3.3, and 9.4


+---------+
| DEX0059 |
+---------+

   TEXT:         NODE NAME:  %NODID FROM PARMS(DEXOPS) DOES
                 NOT MATCH NODE NAME:  %ZORGID IN MONITOR 129
                 REC.  DEXPGEN MAY BE REQUIRED.  OPTION
                 VERIFY=NOABORT SPECIFIED IN DEXOPS.

   TYPE:         Warning

   REASON:       Cannot determine correct ORGSYSID to assign
                 to the data because the VAX node name found
                 in the input data does not agree with node
                 name information generated for the input
                 DDname from DEXOPS.

   ACTION:       Check the VAX node name that is to be mapped
                 to the ORGSYSID on the OPTIONS statement in
                 prefix.MICS.PARMS(DEXOPS).  Compare to the
                 node information given in this message.
                 Determine if discrepancy due to wrong input
                 file, incorrect DEXOPS specification, or
                 requirement for DEXPGEN.

                 If you are using COMMON EXITS in the DEXOPS
                 parameter, check the logic that assigns
                 (reads) VAXID in your exit code.  You can
                 recognize this case if the message indicates
                 a node name of *DEXINPM* from PARMS(DEXOPS).

   REFERENCES:   Sections 6.3.2, 7.3.1, 7.3.3, and 9.4


+---------+
| DEX0060 |
+---------+

   TEXT:         TYPE 129 RECORD READ.  RECORD WILL NOT BE
                 KEPT.  ORGSYSID= %ORGSYSID IDENTIFIES NODE=
                 %ZORGID SYSTEM BOOT TIME= %WRK_DTM1

   TYPE:         Information

   REASON:       Provide the SYSID information for each input
                 file processed from the VMS MONITOR data
                 source.  Record is discarded and therefore
                 not included in further record counts.

   ACTION:       None

   REFERENCES:   Sections 6.3.2 and 9.2.1


+---------+
| DEX0061 |
+---------+

   TEXT:         ORGSYSID= %ORGSYSID
                 FIRST INPUT TIME= %WRK_DTM1'

   TYPE:         Information

   REASON:       Provide the SYSID and TIMESTAMP information
                 for the first measurement data record of
                 each input file processed from the VMS
                 MONITOR data source.

   ACTION:       None

   REFERENCES:   Section 9.2.1


+---------+
| DEX0062 |
+---------+

   TEXT:         TYPE 129 RECORD FOUND BEFORE TYPE 128
                 RECORD.  UNEXPECTED RECORD SEQUENCE.  CHECK
                 INPUT DATA.

   TYPE:         Error

   REASON:       Implies that VMS MONITOR version and other
                 header record (type 128) data will not be
                 available to the CA MICS VAX/VMS Analyzer.
                 Because record layouts are unknown for an
                 unrecognized version, processing is aborted.

   ACTION:       Ensure that the correct input file has been
                 provided, and if so, contact CA MICS Product
                 Support.

   REFERENCES:   Sections 6.3.1 and 9.2.1


+---------+
| DEX0063 |
+---------+

   TEXT:         NO TYPE 129 RECORD FOUND FOLLOWING TYPE 128
                 UNEXPECTED RECORD SEQUENCE. CHECK INPUT
                 DATA.

   TYPE:         Error

   REASON:       Implies that VMS MONITOR System Information
                 header record (Type 129) data will not be
                 available to the CA MICS VAX/VMS Analyzer.
                 Because this record is needed to tie the
                 nodeid to the sysid, processing is aborted.

   ACTION:       Ensure that the correct input file has been
                 provided, and if so, contact CA MICS Product
                 Support.

   REFERENCES:   Sections 6.3.2 and 9.2.1


+---------+
| DEX0066 |
+---------+

   TEXT:         UNKNOWN MONITOR VERSION:  %ZZMONVR , RUN
                 ABORTED.

   TYPE:         Error

   REASON:       Indicates a VMS MONITOR version found in a
                 header record (type 128) that is not
                 recognized by the CA MICS VAX/VMS Analyzer.
                 Because record layouts are unknown for an
                 unrecognized version, processing is aborted.

   ACTION:       Ensure that the correct input file has been
                 provided, and if so, contact CA MICS Product
                 Support.

   REFERENCES:   Sections 6.3.1 and 9.2.1


+---------+
| DEX0071 |
+---------+

   TEXT:         TYPE 00 RECORD READ. RECORD WILL NOT BE
                 KEPT.  DEXSUS START= %WRK_DTM1 MAINTLVL=
                 %DEXTMPML

   TYPE:         Information

   REASON:       Provide the file header information for each
                 input file processed from the CA MICS DEXSUS
                 data source.  The record is discarded and
                 therefore not included in further record
                 counts.

   ACTION:       None

   REFERENCES:   Section 6.4.1


+---------+
| DEX0072 |
+---------+

   TEXT:         UNKNOWN MAINTLVL:  %DEXTMPML , RUN ABORTED.

   TYPE:         Error

   REASON:       Indicates a CA MICS DEXSUS version and
                 maintenance level found in a header record
                 (type 00) that is not recognized by the
                 CA MICS VAX/VMS Analyzer.  Because record
                 layouts are unknown for an unrecognized
                 version, processing is aborted.

   ACTION:       Ensure that the correct input file has been
                 provided, and if so, contact CA MICS Product
                 Support.

   REFERENCES:   Sections 6.4.1 and 9.2.1


+---------+
| DEX0073 |
+---------+

   TEXT:         UNKNOWN VMS VERSION: %SYUVMSVR, RUN ABORTED.

   TYPE:         Error

   REASON:       Indicates the VMS version found in the first
                 data record following a system information
                 separator record (type 01) does not match
                 any VMS version recognized by the CA MICS
                 VAX/VMS Analyzer.  Because record layouts
                 are unknown for an unrecognized version,
                 processing is aborted.

   ACTION:       Ensure that the correct input file has been
                 provided, and if so, contact CA MICS Product
                 Support.

   REFERENCES:   Sections 6.4.2


+---------+
| DEX0074 |
+---------+

   TEXT:         NODE NAME:  %NODID FROM PARMS(DEXOPS) DOES
                 NOT MATCH NODE NAME:  %DEXNODE IN DEXSUS
                 01-VAX/VMS REC.  DEXPGEN MAY BE REQUIRED.
                 OPTION VERIFY=ABORT SPECIFIED IN DEXOPS.

   TYPE:         Error

   REASON:       Cannot determine correct ORGSYSID to assign
                 to the data because the VAX node name found
                 in the input data does not agree with node
                 name information generated for the input
                 DDname from DEXOPS.

   ACTION:       Check the VAX node name that is to be mapped
                 to the ORGSYSID on the OPTIONS statement in
                 prefix.MICS.PARMS(DEXOPS).  Compare to the
                 node information given in this message.
                 Determine if the discrepancy is due to the
                 wrong input file, incorrect DEXOPS
                 specification, or requirement for DEXPGEN.

                 If you are using COMMON EXITS in the DEXOPS
                 parameter, check the logic that assigns
                 (reads) VAXID in your exit code.  You can
                 recognize this case if the message indicates
                 a node name of *DEXINPS* from PARMS(DEXOPS).

   REFERENCES:   Sections 6.4.2, 7.3.1, 7.3.3, and 9.4


+---------+
| DEX0075 |
+---------+

   TEXT:         NODE NAME:  %NODID FROM PARMS(DEXOPS) DOES
                 NOT MATCH NODE NAME:  %DEXNODE IN DEXSUS
                 01-VAX/VMS REC.  DEXPGEN MAY BE REQUIRED.
                 OPTION VERIFY=NOABORT SPECIFIED IN DEXOPS.

   TYPE:         Warning

   REASON:       Cannot determine correct ORGSYSID to assign
                 to the data because the VAX node name found
                 in the input data does not agree with node
                 name information generated for the input
                 DDname from DEXOPS.

   ACTION:       Check the VAX node name that is to be mapped
                 to the ORGSYSID on the OPTIONS statement in
                 prefix.MICS.PARMS(DEXOPS).  Compare to the
                 node information given in this message.
                 Determine if discrepancy due to wrong input
                 file, incorrect DEXOPS specification, or
                 requirement for DEXPGEN.

                 If you are using COMMON EXITS in the DEXOPS
                 parameter, check the logic that assigns
                 (reads) VAXID in your exit code.  You can
                 recognize this case if the message indicates
                 a node name of *DEXINPS* from PARMS(DEXOPS).

   REFERENCES:   Sections 6.4.2, 7.3.1, 7.3.3, and 9.4


+---------+
| DEX0076 |
+---------+

   TEXT:         TYPE 01 RECORDS READ.  RECORDS WILL NOT BE
                 KEPT.
                 ORGSYSID= %ORGSYSID IDENTIFIES NODE=
                 %DEXNODE
                 SHOW SYSTEM RECORDS TIME= %WRK_DTM1

   TYPE:         Information

   REASON:       Provide the SYSID information for each input
                 file processed from the VMS MONITOR data
                 source.  The record is discarded and
                 therefore not included in further record
                 counts.

   ACTION:       None

   REFERENCES:   Sections 6.4.2


+---------+
| DEX0077 |
+---------+

   TEXT:         TYPE 01 RECORD FOUND BEFORE TYPE 00 RECORD.
                 UNEXPECTED RECORD SEQUENCE. CHECK INPUT
                 DATA.

   TYPE:         Error

   REASON:       Implies that DEXSUS version and maintenance
                 level and other data found in a header
                 record header record (type 00) data will not
                 be available to the CA MICS VAX/VMS
                 Analyzer.  Because record layouts are
                 unknown for an unrecognized version,
                 processing is aborted.

   ACTION:       Ensure that the correct input file has been
                 provided, and if so, contact CA MICS Product
                 Support.

   REFERENCES:   Section 6.4.1


+---------+
| DEX0078 |
+---------+

   TEXT:         SYSTEM BOOT TIME= %WRK_DTM1

   TYPE:         Information

   REASON:       Provide the BOOT TIME information from the
                 type 13 separator record of each input file
                 processed from the CA MICS DEXSUS data
                 source.

   ACTION:       None

   REFERENCES:   Section 6.4.5


+---------+
| DEX0079 |
+---------+

   TEXT:         TYPE 99 RECORD READ. DEXSUS FILE EOF RECORD.
                 DEXSUS END= %WRK_DTM1

   TYPE:         Information

   REASON:       Provide the file trailer information for
                 each input file processed from the CA MICS
                 DEXSUS data source.  When this record is
                 encountered, the input format routine writes
                 a record to the System Status File (DESSYU),
                 and therefore the record is included in step
                 record counts.

   ACTION:       None

   REFERENCES:   Section 6.4.12


+---------+
| DEX0080 |
+---------+

   TEXT:         NODE NAME:  %DEXTMPNN FROM SYS$NODE DOES NOT
                 MATCH NODE NAME:  %DEXNODE FROM SHOW SYSTEM.

   TYPE:         Warning

   REASON:       Conflicting information has been identified
                 in the DEXSUS type 01 records identifying
                 the VAX node name.  This is the result of a
                 comparison of the SHOW SYSTEM node name
                 output field to the F$TRNLNM("NODENAME")
                 lexical function.  The SHOW SYSTEM value
                 will be assumed unless it is blank.

   ACTION:       Check the VAX node name that is to be mapped
                 to the ORGSYSID on the OPTIONS statement in
                 prefix.MICS.PARMS(DEXOPS).  Compare to the
                 node information given in this message.  If
                 an error situation arises, this message will
                 be followed by other messages with specific
                 corrective actions.

   REFERENCES:   Section 6.4.2


+---------+
| DEX0081 |
+---------+

   TEXT:         >>>>> DISKACCT OPTION IN EFFECT:  %DEXXACT

   TYPE:         Information

   REASON:       Provide the DISKACCT setting information in
                 effect for processing the DESDKU file data
                 into accounting journal file records.  The
                 value for %DEXXACT should be either DETAIL
                 or DAYS.  This setting originates from the
                 DEXOPS member or is set by default to DETAIL
                 if not specified in DEXOPS.

   ACTION:       None

   REFERENCES:   Sections 2.2.1 and 7.3.1


+---------+
| DEX0082 |
+---------+

   TEXT:         >>>>> ERROR:  DISKACCT SETTING IS INVALID

   TYPE:         Error

   REASON:       Indicates that the value for the DISKACCT
                 setting was neither DETAIL or DAYS.  This
                 setting originates from the DEXOPS member or
                 is set by default to DETAIL if not specified
                 in DEXOPS.  Because the intended processing
                 path is unknown for an unrecognized setting,
                 and because this will impact the journal
                 entry recording for DESDKU data, processing
                 is aborted.

                 This error should not occur regardless of
                 the DISKACCT setting in DEXOPS.  The message
                 is issued as a safety check during DEXSUS
                 processing to ensure that journal data is
                 written either to DETAIL or DAYS.

   ACTION:       Check to make sure that DEXPGEN has been run
                 successfully, and if so, contact CA MICS
                 Product Support.

   REFERENCES:   Section 7.3.1



+---------+
| DEX0098 |
+---------+

   TEXT:         >>>>%PROCESS HAS COMPLETED

   TYPE:         Information

   REASON:       Indicate that process has run to completion.

   ACTION:       None

   REFERENCES:   None


+---------+
| DEX0099 |
+---------+

   TEXT:         %LINE

   TYPE:         Information

   REASON:       Display a line of parameter input.

   ACTION:       None

   REFERENCES:   None