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Appendix A. ERROR MESSAGES


The first part of this appendix lists the messages that may
appear on the MICSLOG report after a StorageMate report has
been executed.  These messages are one of three types:

o Information.  This message usually indicates no error, and
  is usually issued to document information that existed
  about the environment when the report was run.

o Warning.  A minor error was detected that may cause all or
  part of the output to be invalid.  Examine the error
  message text and the output reports to see if they are
  usable.

o Error.   A severe error has occurred that caused processing
  to terminate immediately.  The results produced by the
  report, if any, will probably not be valid.

+-----------------+
|S T G 0 0 0 0 1  |
+-----------------+

 TEXT:  NO DATA IN <file> FILE AFTER DATA FILTERING.
 CHECK INPUT SPECIFICATIONS AND VALUES SPECIFIED
 FOR FILTERING.
 PROCESSING WILL BE ABORTED.

 TYPE:  Error

 REASON:  After performing data filtering, one of the files
 used to produce this report contained no data, and no
 reports can be produced.  In the message text, <file> is
 replaced by the name of the SAS file that is empty.

 ACTION:  Processing aborts with a U998 abend. Verify the
 Cycle Number(s) and filtering criteria you have specified.
 Try removing all filtering criteria and specifying a known
 cycle number.

 REFERENCES:  None.

+-----------------+
|S T G 0 0 0 0 2  |
+-----------------+

 TEXT:  NO DATA IN <file> FILE AFTER DATA FILTERING.
 CHECK INPUT SPECIFICATIONS AND VALUES SPECIFIED
 FOR FILTERING.
 PROCESSING WILL CONTINUE, BUT SOME REPORTS MAY
 NOT BE PRODUCED.

 TYPE:  Warning

 REASON:  At least one file used to produce output from this
 analysis was found to be empty.  In the message text, <file>
 is replaced by the SAS name of the empty file.

 ACTION:  Processing continues, but one or more requested
 reports may not be produced.  Verify the options specified
 during report specification to make sure they are correct.

 REFERENCES:  None.

+-----------------+
|S T G 0 0 0 0 3  |
+-----------------+

 TEXT: DYNAMIC ALLOCATION FAILURE FOR DATA SET: <dsname>
 MEMBER:  <member> / ERROR CODE:  <error> /
 INFO CODE:  <info>
 VERIFY THAT THE DATA SET NAME AND MEMBER NAME ARE
 CORRECT FOR THIS OPERATION.

 TYPE:  Error

 REASON:  An attempt to dynamically allocate one of the data
 sets needed by this facility was not successful.  In the
 message text, <dsname> represents the data set name for
 which the allocation was attempted, <member> represents the
 member name within the data set, <error> and <info>
 represent error and information codes from the MVS dynamic
 allocation facility.

 ACTION:  Processing aborts with a U998 abend. Make sure the
 data set name shown represents an existing cataloged data
 set that is not allocated to another user.

 REFERENCES:  Refer to a list of dynamic allocation error
 codes in IBM manuals or the ISPF tutorial.


+-----------------+
|S T G 0 0 0 0 4  |
+-----------------+

 TEXT:  TRKCALC FAILURE FOR DATA SET:  <dsname>
 VOLUME:  <volser> / DEV-BLK-KEY:  <parm> / RETURN
 CODE:  <code>.
 VERIFY THAT THE DEVICE TYPE, BLOCK SIZE, AND KEY
 LENGTH FOR THIS DATA SET ARE VALID.

 TYPE:  Warning

 REASON:  An attempt to use the IBM TRKCALC service for this
 data set failed.  In the message text, <dsname> is replaced
 by the data set name, <volser> by the serial number, <parm>
 by the parameter list passed to TRKCALC, and <code> by the
 error code returned.

 ACTION:  Processing continues, but some of the statistics
 computed for this data set will not be valid.  The first
 eight characters of the parameter field are the device type,
 the next five are the block size, and the final three are
 the key length.  Make sure these are valid.  Error code 1
 represents an error in TRKCALC itself, error code 2
 indicates an invalid parameter list, and error code 3
 represents an unknown device type.  Verify that the device
 type in the first part of the parameter is correct, and that
 your operating system supports this type of device.

 REFERENCES:  None.


+-----------------+
| S T G 0 0 0 0 5 |
+-----------------+

 TEXT:  DATA SET CATALOG STATUS NOT AVAILABLE FOR DATA
 SETS ON SYSID:  <system>,
 VERIFY THAT CATALOG STATUS COLLECTION WAS
 REQUESTED WHEN THE DATA WAS GATHERED ON THIS
 SYSTEM.
 NO CATALOG ERRORS WILL BE DETECTED FOR ANY OF
 THESE DATA SETS.

 TYPE:  Warning

 REASON:  Catalog status was not collected for all of the
 data sets that reside on the indicated system.  In the
 message text, <system> is replaced by the name of the system
 that had no status.

 ACTION:  Processing continues, but no catalog status errors
 will be detected for any of the data sets on the indicated
 system.  Verify that the control statements used to run
 CA MICS data collection on the indicated system specify that
 catalog status is to be collected.

 REFERENCES:  CA MICS DASD Space Collector User Guide.


+-----------------+
|S T G 0 0 0 0 6  |
+-----------------+

 TEXT:  INVALID DATA SET NAME MASK FOUND:  <mask> / ERROR
 CODE:  <code>.
 VERIFY THAT THE MASK SHOWN FOLLOWS THE RULES
 FOR VALID DATA SET NAME MASKS.
 THIS STATEMENT WILL BE IGNORED AND PROCESSING
 WILL CONTINUE.

 TYPE:  Warning

 REASON:  One of the data set pattern masks in the pattern
 file you created is invalid.  In the message text, <mask> is
 replaced by the pattern mask in error, and <code> is
 replaced by an error code of 2 or 3.

 ACTION:  Processing continues, but the entry shown will be
 ignored.  If the error code is 2, the pattern violates the
 syntax rules for pattern masks, and should be corrected.  If
 the error code is 3, an internal logic error occurred.

 REFERENCES:  Online report tutorials.  CA MICS StorageMate
 Guide, Section 4.3.


+-----------------+
|S T G 0 0 0 0 7  |
+-----------------+

 TEXT:  THE INTERNAL MAXIMUM OF <level> SUMMARIZATION
 LEVELS HAS BEEN EXCEEDED FOR THIS REPORT.
 MODIFY INPUT, FILTERING, OR SUMMARIZATION
 OPTIONS TO CREATE FEWER LEVELS.
 PROCESSING WILL CONTINUE, BUT ANY REMAINING
 DATA WILL NOT BE INCLUDED IN THE OUTPUT.

 TYPE:  Warning

 REASON:  The number of summary levels created has exceeded
 the internal limit for the report.  In the message text,
 <level> is replaced by the number of summary levels
 supported.

 ACTION:  Processing continues, but all summary levels past
 the limit shown will be ignored.  Modify your report options
 to include less data in the analysis or to otherwise reduce
 the number of reporting levels.

 REFERENCES:  None.


+-----------------+
|S T G 0 0 0 0 8  |
+-----------------+

 TEXT:  THE FOLLOWING BLANK ENTRY WAS FOUND WITHIN THE
 DATA SET GROUP TABLE:
 <entry>
 PROCESSING WILL CONTINUE, BUT THIS STATEMENT
 WILL BE IGNORED.

 TYPE:  Warning

 REASON:  Record positions 1-72 of the Data Set Group Table
 entry shown were found to contain all spaces.  In the
 message text, <entry> is replaced by the image of the entry
 that is in error.

 ACTION:  Table processing will continue, but will issue a
 U998 abend after all statements have been processed.  Remove
 the incorrect statement or change it to a comment by adding
 an asterisk.  You should leave sequence numbers in columns
 73-80 of each table entry to help identify these errors.

 REFERENCES:  CA MICS StorageMate Guide, Section 3.5.


+-----------------+
|S T G 0 0 0 0 9  |
+-----------------+

 TEXT:  THE DSNAME PORTION OF THIS DATA SET GROUP TABLE
 ENTRY EXCEEDS 44 CHARACTERS:
 <entry>
 PROCESSING WILL CONTINUE, BUT THIS STATEMENT
 WILL BE IGNORED.

 TYPE:  Warning

 REASON:  The statement shown from your Data Set Group Table
 in invalid.  The data set portion of the statement exceeds
 the maximum size of 44 characters.  In the message text,
 <entry> is replaced by the image of the entry that is in
 error.

 ACTION:  Table processing will continue, but will issue a
 U998 abend after all statements have been processed.
 Correct the statement that is in error or remove it from the
 Data Set Group Table.  You should leave sequence numbers in
 columns 73-80 of each table entry to help identify these
 errors.

 REFERENCES:  CA MICS StorageMate Guide, Section 3.5.

+-----------------+
|S T G 0 0 0 1 0  |
+-----------------+

 TEXT:  EMBEDDED ASTERISK FOUND WITHIN THE DSNAME PORTION
 OF THIS DATA SET GROUP TABLE ENTRY:
 <entry>
 PROCESSING WILL CONTINUE, BUT THIS STATEMENT
 WILL BE IGNORED.

 TYPE:  Warning

 REASON:  A syntax error was detected in the statement shown
 from your Data Set Group Table.  If the data set name
 portion of the entry contains an asterisk, it must be the
 last character.  In the message text, <entry> is replaced by
 the image of the entry that is in error.

 ACTION:  Table processing will continue, but will issue a
 U998 abend after all statements have been processed.
 Correct the statement that is in error or remove it from the
 Data Set Group Table.  You should leave sequence numbers in
 columns 73-80 of each table entry to help identify these
 errors.

 REFERENCES:  CA MICS StorageMate Guide, Section 3.5.


+-----------------+
|S T G 0 0 0 1 1  |
+-----------------+

 TEXT:  GROUP NAME MISSING FROM THE FOLLOWING DATA SET
 GROUP TABLE ENTRY:
 <entry>
 PROCESSING WILL CONTINUE, BUT THIS STATEMENT
 WILL BE IGNORED.

 TYPE:  Warning

 REASON:  The statement shown from your Data Set Group Table
 contained a syntax error.  No valid group assignment was
 found as the second operand on the statement.  In the
 message text, <entry> is replaced by the image of the entry
 that is in error.

 ACTION:  Table processing will continue, but will issue a
 U998 abend after all statements have been processed.
 Correct the statement that is in error or remove it from the
 Data Set Group Table.  You should leave sequence numbers in
 columns 73-80 of each table entry to help identify these
 errors.

 REFERENCES:  CA MICS StorageMate Guide, Section 3.5.


+-----------------+
|S T G 0 0 0 1 2  |
+-----------------+

 TEXT:  GROUP NAME FROM THE FOLLOWING DATA SET GROUP TABLE
 ENTRY EXCEEDS 40 CHARACTERS:
 <entry>
 PROCESSING WILL CONTINUE, BUT THIS STATEMENT
 WILL BE IGNORED.

 TYPE:  Warning

 REASON:  The statement shown from your Data Set Group Table
 contained a syntax error.  The group assignment specified as
 the second operand on the statement exceeds the maximum
 limit of 40 characters.  In the message text, <entry> is
 replaced by the image of the entry that is in error.

 ACTION:  Table processing will continue, but will issue a
 U998 abend after all statements have been processed.
 Correct the statement that is in error or remove it from the
 Data Set Group Table.  You should leave sequence numbers in
 columns 73-80 of each table entry to help identify these
 errors.

 REFERENCES:  CA MICS StorageMate Guide, Section 3.5.


+-----------------+
|S T G 0 0 0 1 3  |
+-----------------+

 TEXT:  NO VALID STATEMENTS WERE FOUND WITHIN THE
 SPECIFIED DATA SET GROUP TABLE.
 THIS MAY BE CAUSED BY AN EMPTY TABLE OR BY
 PREVIOUS ERRORS.
 PROCESSING WILL BE ABORTED.

 TYPE: Error

 REASON:  A Data Set Group Table was specified for use by
 this report, but no valid entries were found within it.

 ACTION:  Processing Terminates with a U998 ABEND. Refer to
 the Work Data Set and Data Set Group Table names shown in
 message STG00024.  Verify that the indicated table in the
 indicated data set contains valid Data Set Group entries.
 Correct the errors or specify a different table name.

 REFERENCES:  CA MICS StorageMate Guide, Section 3.5.


+-----------------+
|S T G 0 0 0 1 4  |
+-----------------+

 TEXT:  THE FOLLOWING BLANK ENTRY WAS FOUND WITHIN THE
 VOLUME GROUP TABLE:
 <entry>
 PROCESSING WILL CONTINUE, BUT THIS STATEMENT
 WILL BE IGNORED.

 TYPE:  Warning

 REASON:  Record positions 1-72 of the Volume Group Table
 entry shown were found to contain all spaces.  In the
 message text, <entry> is replaced by the image of the entry
 that is in error.

 ACTION:  Table processing will continue, but will issue a
 U998 abend after all statements have been processed.  Remove
 the statement that is in error or change it to a comment by
 adding an asterisk.  You should leave sequence numbers in
 columns 73-80 of each table entry to help identify these
 errors.

 REFERENCES:  CA MICS StorageMate Guide, Section 3.4.


+-----------------+
|S T G 0 0 0 1 5  |
+-----------------+

 TEXT:  THE VOLUME PORTION OF THIS VOLUME GROUP TABLE
 ENTRY EXCEEDS 6 CHARACTERS:
 <entry>
 PROCESSING WILL CONTINUE, BUT THIS STATEMENT
 WILL BE IGNORED.

 TYPE:  Warning

 REASON:  The statement shown from your Volume Group Table in
 invalid.  The volume portion of the statement exceeds the
 maximum size of six characters.  In the message text,
 <entry> is replaced by the image of the entry that is in
 error.

 ACTION:  Table processing will continue, but will issue a
 U998 abend after all statements have been processed.
 Correct the statement that is in error or remove it from the
 Volume Group Table.  You should leave sequence numbers in
 columns 73-80 of each table entry to help identify these
 errors.

 REFERENCES:  CA MICS StorageMate Guide, Section 3.4.


+-----------------+
|S T G 0 0 0 1 6  |
+-----------------+

 TEXT:  EMBEDDED ASTERISK FOUND WITHIN THE VOLUME PORTION
 OF THIS VOLUME GROUP TABLE ENTRY:
 <entry>
 PROCESSING WILL CONTINUE, BUT THIS STATEMENT
 WILL BE IGNORED.

 TYPE:  Warning

 REASON:  A syntax error was detected in the statement shown
 from your Volume Group Table.  If the volume name portion of
 the entry contains an asterisk, it must be the last
 character.  In the message text, <entry> is replaced by the
 image of the entry that is in error.

 ACTION:  Table processing will continue, but will issue a
 U998 abend after all statements have been processed.
 Correct the statement that is in error or remove it from the
 Volume Group Table.  You should leave sequence numbers in
 columns 73-80 of each table entry to help identify these
 errors.

 REFERENCES:  CA MICS StorageMate Guide, Section 3.4.


+-----------------+
|S T G 0 0 0 1 7  |
+-----------------+

 TEXT:  GROUP NAME MISSING FROM THE FOLLOWING VOLUME GROUP
 TABLE ENTRY:
 <entry>
 PROCESSING WILL CONTINUE, BUT THIS STATEMENT
 WILL BE IGNORED.

 TYPE:  Warning

 REASON:  The statement shown from your Volume Group Table
 contained a syntax error.  No valid volume group assignment
 was found as the second operand on the statement.  In the
 message text, <entry> is replaced by the image of the entry
 that is in error.

 ACTION:  Table processing will continue, but will issue a
 U998 abend after all statements have been processed.
 Correct the statement that is in error or remove it from the
 Volume Group Table.  You should leave sequence numbers in
 columns 73-80 of each table entry to help identify these
 errors.

 REFERENCES:  CA MICS StorageMate Guide, Section 3.4.


+-----------------+
|S T G 0 0 0 1 8  |
+-----------------+

 TEXT:  GROUP NAME FROM THE FOLLOWING VOLUME GROUP TABLE
 ENTRY EXCEEDS 8 CHARACTERS:
 <entry>
 PROCESSING WILL CONTINUE, BUT THIS STATEMENT
 WILL BE IGNORED.

 TYPE: Warning

 REASON:  The statement shown from your Volume Group Table
 contained a syntax error.  The volume group assignment
 specified as the second operand on the statement exceeds the
 maximum limit of eight characters.  In the message text,
 <entry> is replaced by the image of the entry that is in
 error.

 ACTION:  Table processing will continue, but will issue a
 U998 abend after all statements have been processed.
 Correct the statement that is in error or remove it from the
 Volume Group Table.  You should leave sequence numbers in
 columns 73-80 of each table entry to help identify these
 errors.

 REFERENCES:  CA MICS StorageMate Guide, Section 3.4.


+-----------------+
|S T G 0 0 0 1 9  |
+-----------------+
 TEXT:  NO VALID STATEMENTS WERE FOUND WITHIN THE
 SPECIFIED VOLUME GROUP TABLE.
 THIS MAY BE CAUSED BY AN EMPTY TABLE OR BY
 PREVIOUS ERRORS.
 PROCESSING WILL BE ABORTED.

 TYPE:  Error

 REASON:  A Volume Group Table was specified for use by this
 report, but no valid entries were found within it.

 ACTION:  Processing terminates with a U998 abend. Refer to
 the Work Data Set and Volume Group Table names shown in a
 previous message.  Verify that the indicated table in the
 indicated data set contains valid Volume Group entries.
 Correct the errors or specify a different table name.

 REFERENCES:  CA MICS StorageMate Guide, Section 3.4.


+-----------------+
|S T G 0 0 0 2 0  |
+-----------------+

 TEXT:  DYNAMIC ALLOCATION FAILURE ATTEMPTING TO FREE
 DDNAME:  <ddname>
 ERROR CODE:  <error> / INFO CODE:  <info>.
 PROCESSING WILL CONTINUE, BUT THE DATA SET WILL
 REMAIN ALLOCATED.

 TYPE:  Warning

 REASON:  An attempt to dynamically free one of the data sets
 previously allocated by this facility was not successful.
 In the message text, <ddname> represents the allocated
 ddname for which the free was attempted, <error> and <info>
 represent error and information codes from the MVS dynamic
 allocation facility.

 ACTION:  Processing continues, but the data set allocated to
 the ddname shown remains allocated.  For a batch job, this
 allocation will probably be freed at job termination.  TSO
 users may want to free the allocation manually using the TSO
 FREE command.

 REFERENCES:  Refer to a list of dynamic allocation error
 codes in IBM manuals or the ISPF tutorial.


+-----------------+
|S T G 0 0 0 2 1  |
+-----------------+

 TEXT:  WARNING:  THE DATA SET GROUP TABLE JUST CREATED
 CONTAINS <count> ENTRIES.
 A TABLE THIS SIZE MAY CAUSE PERFORMANCE
 PROBLEMS OR SAS MEMORY SIZE ERRORS.
 EDIT THE TABLE TO REDUCE THE NUMBER OF ENTRIES
 TO A MANAGEABLE NUMBER.

 TYPE:  Warning

 REASON:  The Data Set Group Table just created contains a
 large number of entries.  A large table may cause slow
 report performance or may even cause SAS errors or memory
 size errors when running reports.  In the message text,
 <count> is replaced by the number of table entries.

 ACTION:  You should reduce the table size by creating the
 table again with different options or by editing the table
 to combine entries.

 REFERENCES:  CA MICS StorageMate Guide, Section 3.5.


+-----------------+
|S T G 0 0 0 2 2  |
+-----------------+

 TEXT:  A VOLUME GROUP TABLE HAS BEEN CREATED IN MEMBER
 <member> OF DATA SET <dsname>.
 CREATED BY JOBNAME/USERID <user> ON <date> AT
 <time>.
 THE TABLE CONTAINS <count> UNIQUE VOLUME
 ENTRIES.

 TYPE: Information

 REASON:  This report created a new Volume Group Table in
 your Work Data Set.  In the message text, <dsname> indicates
 the Work Data Set name, <member> represents the table name
 created, <user> indicates the TSO user or batch job that
 created the table, <date> and <time> indicate when the table
 was created, and <count> indicates the number of non-comment
 entries in the table.

 ACTION:  Remember to edit this table (using the CA MICS
 StorageMate option facility) to tailor it to your needs
 before attempting to use it.

 REFERENCES:  CA MICS StorageMate Guide, Section 3.4.


+-----------------+
|S T G 0 0 0 2 3  |
+-----------------+

 TEXT:  A DATA SET GROUP TABLE HAS BEEN CREATED IN MEMBER
 <member> OF DATA SET <dsname>.
 CREATED BY JOBNAME/USERID <user> ON <date> AT
 <time>.
 THE TABLE CONTAINS <count> UNIQUE DATA SET
 GROUP ENTRIES.

 TYPE:  Information

 REASON:  This report created a new Data Set Group Table in
 your Work Data Set.  In the message text, <dsname> indicates
 the Work Data Set name, <member> represents the table name
 created, <user> indicates the TSO user or batch job that
 created the table, <date> and <time> indicate when the table
 was created, and <count> indicates the number of non-comment
 entries in the table.

 ACTION:  Remember to edit this table (using the CA MICS
 StorageMate option facility) to tailor it to your needs
 before attempting to use it.

 REFERENCES:  CA MICS StorageMate Guide, Section 3.5.


+-----------------+
|S T G 0 0 0 2 4  |
+-----------------+

 TEXT:  VOLUME GROUP TABLE <dsname(table)> WAS SPECIFIED
 FOR THIS INQUIRY.

 TYPE:  Information

 REASON:  As part of the report options for this inquiry a
 Volume Group Table was specified, to be used in volume
 grouping.  In the message text, <table> represents the
 specified table name, and <dsname> specifies the Work Data
 Set in which the table should reside.

 ACTION:  None.

 REFERENCES:  CA MICS StorageMate Guide, Section 3.4.


+-----------------+
|S T G 0 0 0 2 5  |
+-----------------+

 TEXT:  DATA SET GROUP TABLE <dsname(table)> WAS
 SPECIFIED FOR THIS INQUIRY.

 TYPE: Information

 REASON:  As part of the report options for this inquiry a
 Data Set Group Table was specified, to be used in data set
 grouping.  In the message text, <table> represents the
 specified table name, and <dsname> specifies the Work Data
 Set in which the table should reside.

 ACTION:  None.

 REFERENCES:  CA MICS StorageMate Guide, Section 3.5.


+-----------------+
|S T G 0 0 0 2 6  |
+-----------------+

 TEXT:  THE VOLUME PORTION OF THIS VOLUME GROUP TABLE
 ENTRY IS MISSING A VOL= PREFIX:
 <entry>
 PROCESSING WILL CONTINUE, BUT THIS STATEMENT
 WILL BE IGNORED.

 TYPE:  Warning

 REASON:  The statement shown from your Volume Group Table in
 invalid.  The volume portion of the statement does not
 contain the required prefix of VOL=.  In the message text,
 <entry> is replaced by the image of the entry in error.

 ACTION:  Table processing will continue, but will issue a
 U998 abend after all statements have been processed.
 Correct the statement in error or remove it from the Volume
 Group Table.  You should leave sequence numbers in columns
 73-80 of each table entry to help identify these errors.

 REFERENCES:  CA MICS StorageMate Guide, Section 3.4.


+-----------------+
|S T G 0 0 0 2 7  |
+-----------------+

 TEXT:  THE DSNAME PORTION OF THIS DATA SET GROUP TABLE
 ENTRY IS MISSING A DSN= PREFIX:
 <entry>
 PROCESSING WILL CONTINUE, BUT THIS STATEMENT
 WILL BE IGNORED.

 TYPE: Warning

 REASON:  The statement shown from your Data Set Group Table
 in invalid.  The data set portion of the statement does not
 contain the required prefix of DSN=.  In the message text,
 <entry> is replaced by the image of the entry in error.

 ACTION:  Table processing will continue, but will issue a
 U998 abend after all statements have been processed.
 Correct the statement in error or remove it from the Data
 Set Group Table.  You should leave sequence numbers in
 columns 73-80 of each table entry to help identify these
 errors.

 REFERENCES:  CA MICS StorageMate Guide, Section 3.5.


+-----------------+
|S T G 0 0 0 2 8  |
+-----------------+

 TEXT:  ONE OR MORE ERRORS WERE FOUND IN VOLUME GROUP
 TABLE <dsname(table)>.
 PROCESSING WILL BE ABORTED.
 CORRECT THE ERRORS AND RETRY, OR SPECIFY A
 DIFFERENT TABLE.

 TYPE:  Error

 REASON:  At least one syntax error occurred when processing
 the entries in the Volume Group Table you specified as input
 for this report.  These errors should have been identified
 with previous error messages.  In the message text, <table>
 is replaced with the table name you indicated, and <dsname>
 represents the Work Data Set from which it was read.

 ACTION:  Processing aborts with a U998 abend. Correct the
 errors identified in previous messages or specify a
 different table name.

 REFERENCES:  CA MICS StorageMate Guide, Section 3.4.


+-----------------+
|S T G 0 0 0 2 9  |
+-----------------+

 TEXT:  ONE OR MORE ERRORS WERE FOUND IN DATA SET GROUP
 TABLE <dsname(member)>.
 PROCESSING WILL BE ABORTED.
 CORRECT THE ERRORS AND RETRY, OR SPECIFY A
 DIFFERENT TABLE.

 TYPE:  Error

 REASON:  At least one syntax error occurred when processing
 the entries in the Data Set Group Table you specified as
 input for this report.  These errors should have been
 identified with previous error messages.  In the message
 text, <table> is replaced with the table name you indicated,
 and <dsname> represents the Work Data Set from which it was
 read.

 ACTION:  Processing aborts with a U998 abend. Correct the
 errors identified in previous messages or specify a
 different table name.

 REFERENCES:  CA MICS StorageMate Guide, Section 3.5.


+-----------------+
|S T G 0 0 0 3 0  |
+-----------------+

 TEXT:  THE FOLLOWING SPACE MANAGEMENT SIMULATION VALUES
 WERE SPECIFIED:
 <values>

 TYPE:  Information

 REASON:  This message indicates the simulation values you
 specified for this execution of the report.  In the message
 text, <values> is replaced by up to four keywords indicating
 the simulation values that were specified.  Those values for
 which no value was coded will not appear in the message.

 ACTION:  None.

 REFERENCES:  CA MICS StorageMate Guide, Section 4.3.


+-----------------+
|S T G 0 0 0 3 1  |
+-----------------+

 TEXT:  A SAMPLE JOBSTREAM TO CORRECT VOLUME PROBLEMS HAS
 BEEN CREATED IN THE FOLLOWING DATA SET:
 <dsname(member)>
 PLEASE REVIEW THIS JOB CAREFULLY
 BEFORE SUBMITTING IT FOR EXECUTION.

 TYPE:  Information

 REASON:  At your request, a jobstream has been created in
 your Work Data Set that will correct some of the problems
 detected by this report.  In the message text, <dsname>
 identifies your Work Data Set, and <member> identifies the
 name of the member that was created.

 ACTION:  Review the specified member carefully, then use it
 to correct some of the problems identified on the report.

 REFERENCES:  CA MICS StorageMate Guide, Section 4.3.


+-----------------+
|S T G 0 0 0 3 2  |
+-----------------+

 TEXT:  A SAMPLE JOBSTREAM TO CORRECT DATA SET PROBLEMS
 HAS BEEN CREATED IN THE FOLLOWING DATA SET:
 <dsname(member)>
 PLEASE REVIEW THIS JOB CAREFULLY
 BEFORE SUBMITTING IT FOR EXECUTION.

 TYPE:  Information

 REASON:  At your request, a jobstream has been created in
 your Work Data Set that will correct some of the problems
 detected by this report.  In the message text, <dsname>
 identifies your Work Data Set, and <member> identifies the
 name of the member that was created.

 ACTION:  Review the specified member carefully, then use it
 to correct some of the problems identified on the report.

 REFERENCES:  CA MICS StorageMate Guide, Section 4.3.


+-----------------+
|S T G 0 0 0 3 3  |
+-----------------+

 TEXT:  THE FOLLOWING PATTERN FILE WAS SPECIFIED AS INPUT
 FOR THIS ANALYSIS:
 <dsname(member)>

 TYPE:  Information

 REASON:  This message documents the name of the pattern file
 you specified to be used as input for this simulation.  In
 the message text, <dsname> identifies the name of your Work
 Data Set, and <member> identifies the name of the pattern
 file that was used.

 ACTION:  None.

 REFERENCES:  CA MICS StorageMate Guide, Section 4.3.


+-----------------+
|S T G 0 0 0 3 4  |
+-----------------+

 TEXT:  A SAMPLE ACS ROUTINE HAS BEEN CREATED IN MEMBER
 <member> OF DATA SET <dsname>.
 CREATED BY JOBNAME/USERID <user> ON <date> AT
 <time>.

 TYPE:  Information

 REASON:  At your request, this report created a sample ACS
 routine, and placed it in your Work Data Set.  In the
 message text, <dsname> indicates the Work Data Set name,
 <member> represents the ACS routine created, <user>
 indicates the TSO user or batch job that created the
 routine, and <date> and <time> indicate when the routine was
 created.

 ACTION:  Remember to inspect and modify this routine to
 tailor it to your needs before attempting to use it as a
 true ACS routine.

 REFERENCES:  CA MICS StorageMate Guide, Section 4.3.


+-----------------+
|S T G 0 0 0 3 5  |
+-----------------+

 TEXT:  A LIST OF DASD-TO-TAPE CANDIDATES HAS BEEN CREATED
 IN THE FOLLOWING DATA SET:
 <dsname(member)>

 TYPE:  Information

 REASON:  At your request, this report created a list of data
 sets that may be good candidates for movement from DASD to
 tape, and placed it in your Work Data Set.  In the message
 text, <dsname> indicates the Work Data Set name, and
 <member> represents the member name used to contain the
 list.

 ACTION:  Inspect the created list and modify it to meet your
 needs.  Then use it to create jobstreams or user exits that
 will move the desired data sets to tape.

 REFERENCES:  CA MICS StorageMate Guide, Section 4.3.


+-----------------+
|S T G 0 0 0 3 6  |
+-----------------+

 TEXT:  THE FOLLOWING EXTERNAL TAPE FILE WAS SPECIFIED AS
 INPUT FOR THIS ANALYSIS:
 <dsname(TAPEDATA)>
 THIS SAS DATA SET SHOULD CONTAIN TAPE-RELATED
 DATA IN THE FORMAT DESCRIBED IN THE
 DOCUMENTATION.

 TYPE:  Information

 REASON:  The inquiry you executed obtained tape-related
 information from a non-CA MICS SAS data set that you
 specified.  This message documents the name of the data set
 that you specified using the StorageMate and MICF options
 facility.  In the message text, <dsname> identifies the name
 of the data set that was specified.

 ACTION:  None.

 REFERENCES:  CA MICS StorageMate Guide, Appendix C.


+-----------------+
|S T G 0 0 0 3 7  |
+-----------------+

 TEXT:  A LIST OF TAPE-TO-DASD CANDIDATES HAS BEEN
 CREATED IN THE FOLLOWING DATA SET:
 <dsname(member)>

 TYPE:    Information

 REASON:  At your request, this report created a list of data
 sets that may be good candidates for movement from tape to
 DASD, and placed it in your Work Data Set.  In the message
 text, <dsname> indicates the Work Data Set name, and
 <member> represents the member name used to contain the
 list.

 ACTION:  Inspect the created list and modify it to meet your
 needs.  Then use it to create jobstreams or user exits that
 will move the desired data sets to DASD.

 REFERENCES:  CA MICS StorageMate Guide, Section 4.3.


+-----------------+
|S T G 0 0 0 3 8  |
+-----------------+

 TEXT:  DATA SET NOT FOUND IN DATA SET GROUP TABLE:
 <dsname>

 TYPE:  Information

 REASON:  For this inquiry, you specified that a Data Set
 Group Table should be used for data set grouping.  In the
 process of doing that grouping, a data set was found that
 did not match any of the entries in the table.  In the
 message text, <dsname> represents the name of the data set
 that was not found in the table.  This message is only
 produced if you have set the &STGDEBUG option to a value of
 Y (Yes).

 ACTION:  The specified data set is assigned a group name of
 '(UNKNOWN)', and processing continues.  Verify that the
 table you specified (identified in a previous message) was
 correct.  Create a new table, or add entries for the
 identified data set(s) to your existing table.

 REFERENCES:  CA MICS StorageMate Guide, Section 3.5.

+-----------------+
| S T G 0 0 0 3 9 |
+-----------------+

 TEXT:  SMSUSE KEYWORD FOUND WITHIN THE VOLUME ENTRIES FOR
 THIS VOLUME GROUP TABLE.
 IF THIS KEYWORD IS PRESENT, IT MUST PRECEDE ANY
 VOLUME ENTRIES.
 CORRECT THE TABLE AND RESTART THIS REPORT.

 TYPE:  Error

 REASON:  If an SMSUSE keyword appears in the Volume Group
 Table, it must appear before any of the volume
 entries.

 ACTION:  Processing terminates. Modify the Volume Group
 Table to place the SMSUSE keyword before any
 volume entries.

 REFERENCES:  CA MICS StorageMate Guide, Section 3.4.

+-----------------+
| S T G 0 0 0 4 0 |
+-----------------+

 TEXT:  INVALID SMSUSE KEYWORD FOUND WITHIN THIS VOLUME
 GROUP TABLE.
 VALID OPTIONS ARE SMSUSE=YES OR SMSUSE=NO.
 CORRECT THE TABLE AND RESTART THIS REPORT.

 TYPE:  Error

 REASON:  An SMSUSE keyword with an invalid option was found
 within the Volume Group Table you specified.  The
 keyword must be followed by an equal sign, and
 then the word YES or NO.  No spaces should
 separate the keyword and its assigned value.

 ACTION:  Processing terminates. Edit the specified Volume
 Group Table and change the SMSUSE keyword to meet
 the standards specified above.

 REFERENCES:  CA MICS StorageMate Guide, Section 3.4.

+-----------------+
| S T G 0 0 0 4 1 |
+-----------------+

 TEXT:  THE MICF FILE FILTERING ROUTINE ENDED
 WITH AN ERROR CODE OF <errcode>.
 MAKE SURE THE FILES NEEDED BY THIS REPORT ARE
 AVAILABLE IN THE UNIT DATABASES (DBIDS)
 SPECIFIED.
 REPORT EXECUTION IS TERMINATED.

 TYPE:  Error

 REASON:  The MICF routine called to drop uninstalled files
 from the inquiry completed with an unexpected error.  In the
 message text, <errcode> is replaced by the error code
 returned from the routine.

 ACTION:  Processing terminates. See Section 4.3 of this
 guide to determine the files used by this report, and make
 sure those files are available in the unit databases
 (DBIDs) specified.

 REFERENCES:  CA MICS StorageMate Guide, Section 4.3.

+-----------------+
| S T G 0 0 0 4 2 |
+-----------------+

 TEXT:  A REQUIRED FILE (NAME = <file>) COULD NOT BE FOUND
 IN THE SPECIFIED UNIT DATABASE ID LIST.
 MODIFY THE UNIT DATABASE ID LIST TO INCLUDE THE
 UNIT WHERE THIS FILE RESIDES.
 REPORT EXECUTION IS TERMINATED.

 TYPE:  Error

 REASON:  One of the required files for this report could not
 be found in the unit database ID list you supplied.   In the
 message text, <file> identifies the name of the file that
 could not be located.

 ACTION:  Processing terminates. Verify that the required
 files for this report are installed in a unit.  Change the
 database list to include the databases where required
 files are located.

 REFERENCES:  CA MICS StorageMate Guide, Section 4.3.

+-----------------+
| S T G 0 0 0 4 3 |
+-----------------+

 TEXT:  A REQUIRED FILE WAS NOT FOUND IN ANY UNIT OF
 THE SPECIFIED/DEFAULT UNIT DATABASE ID LIST.
 DBID LIST:  <dbidlst> / RETURN CODE:  <retcode>.
 REPORT EXECUTION IS TERMINATED.

 TYPE:  Error

 REASON:  A required file could not be located within the
 unit database ID list that you supplied or were provided by
 MICF as a default.  In the message text, <dbidlst> is
 replaced by the list of DBIDs, and <retcode> is the return
 code from the MICF validation routine.

 ACTION:  Processing terminates. Make sure the required
 files for the report you are executing are
 installed in a CA MICS unit.  Change the DBID
 specification to include all required units.

 REFERENCES:  CA MICS StorageMate Guide, Section 4.3.

+-----------------+
| S T G 0 0 0 4 4 |
+-----------------+

 TEXT:  THE SPECIFIED/DEFAULT UNIT DATABASE ID LIST
 DOES NOT CONTAIN ALL REQUIRED FILES FOR THIS
 REPORT.
 AN ATTEMPT WILL BE MADE TO CONSTRUCT A NEW UNIT
 LIST USING ALL VALID UNITS IN THIS COMPLEX.
 REPORT EXECUTION CONTINUES.

 TYPE:  Warning

 REASON:  The default or supplied unit database ID list for
 this report did not include units containing all the files
 needed for this report.

 ACTION:  MICF will attempt to build a new list from all
 available units.  If that attempt is successful, processing
 will continue.  Otherwise, additional messages will be
 issued, and processing will fail.

 REFERENCES:  CA MICS StorageMate Guide, Section 4.3.

+-----------------+
| S T G 0 0 0 4 5 |
+-----------------+

 TEXT:  UNEXPECTED ERROR DETECTED BY THE MICF DBID
 VALIDATION ROUTINE.  RETURN CODE IS
 <retcode>.
 EXAMINE THE UNIT DATABASE ID LIST
 SPECIFIED OR DEFAULTED FOR THIS REPORT.
 REPORT EXECUTION IS TERMINATED.

 TYPE:  Error

 REASON:  The MICF routine used to validate unit databases
 (DBIDs) encountered an unexpected error.  In the message
 text, <retcode> is replaced with the error code returned
 from MICF.

 ACTION:  Processing terminates. Validate the unit database
 ID list used by this report.  Make sure it still represents
 valid CA MICS units in your complex.

 REFERENCES:  CA MICS StorageMate Guide, Section 4.3.

+-----------------+
| S T G 0 0 0 4 6 |
+-----------------+

 TEXT:  THE FOLLOWING UNIT DATABASE ID LIST VALUES
 CONTAIN NONE OF THE FILES USED BY THIS REPORT:
 <dbidlst>.
 THE SPECIFIED VALUES WILL BE IGNORED.
 REPORT EXECUTION CONTINUES.

 TYPE:  Warning

 REASON:  One or more of the values in the unit database ID
 list specified or defaulted for this report will be ignored,
 as it contains none of the files used by the report.  In the
 message text, <dbidlst> contains the list of ignored DBIDs.

 ACTION:  Processing continues. If the ignored DBIDs were
 supplied by you, remove them from the specification.

 REFERENCES:  CA MICS StorageMate Guide, Section 4.3.

+-----------------+
| S T G 0 0 0 4 7 |
+-----------------+

 TEXT:  THE FOLLOWING REQUIRED FILES WERE NOT FOUND IN ANY
 OF THE DEFAULT/SPECIFIED UNITS:  <filelist>.
 CORRECT THE UNIT DATABASE ID LIST TO INCLUDE AT
 LEAST ONE UNIT CONTAINING THE SPECIFIED FILES.
 REPORT EXECUTION IS TERMINATED.

 TYPE:  Error

 REASON:  Files that were required for this report to execute
 were not found in the unit database ID list that was
 supplied or defaulted.  In the message text, <filelist> is
 replaced with the names of the file(s) that could not be
 located.

 ACTION:  Processing terminates. Make sure the required
 files are installed in at least one unit within
 your complex.  Modify the DBID specification for
 the report.

 REFERENCES:  CA MICS StorageMate Guide, Section 4.3.

+-----------------+
| S T G 0 0 0 4 8 |
+-----------------+

 TEXT:  NO CYCLE VALUES HAVE BEEN SPECIFIED FOR THIS
 REPORT.
 SPECIFY AT LEAST ONE VALID CYCLE VALUE WHEN
 SELECTING THIS REPORT FOR EXECUTION.
 REPORT EXECUTION IS TERMINATED.

 TYPE:  Error

 REASON:  This message is issued by the MICF Production
 Reporting option.  A valid cycle value was not specified, or
 could not be defaulted for this report.

 ACTION:  Processing terminates. Specify a valid cycle number
 when selecting this report for MICF Production Reporting.

 REFERENCES:  CA MICS StorageMate Guide, Section 4.3.

+-----------------+
| S T G 0 0 0 4 9 |
+-----------------+

 TEXT:  THIS REPORT ALLOWS ONLY ONE CYCLE VALUE, BUT A
 CYCLE RANGE HAS BEEN SPECIFIED OR DEFAULTED.
 ONLY THE STARTING CYCLE NUMBER WILL BE USED.
 REPORT EXECUTION CONTINUES.

 TYPE:  Warning

 REASON:  The report you are executing within the MICF
 Production Reporting facility supports data from only one
 cycle, but you have specified a range of cycles.

 ACTION:  The range is ignored, and only the first number
 specified will be used.  Change the selection specification
 to contain only one cycle number.

 REFERENCES:  CA MICS StorageMate Guide, Section 4.3.

+-----------------+
| S T G 0 0 0 5 0 |
+-----------------+

 TEXT:  TEST CASE MEMBER <memname> FOUND IN THE TEST
 RESULTS REPORT BUT NOT IN THE TEST CASE LIBRARY.
 MAKE SURE THE REPORT FILE YOU SPECIFIED WAS
 GENERATED FROM THE TEST CASE LIBRARY YOU
 SPECIFIED.
 REPORT EXECUTION CONTINUES, BUT THIS TEST CASE
 WILL BE DROPPED FROM FURTHER REPORTS.

 TYPE:  Warning

 REASON:  A test case member identified in the ACS testing
 output report could not be found in the test case library
 you specified.  In the message text, <memname> is replaced
 by the member name that could not be located.

 ACTION:  The specified member is ignored, and will be
 excluded from all future reports.  Make sure the test case
 library and the ACS output report file you specified to this
 report represent the same data.  The ACS output file should
 have been produced from ACS testing using the test case
 library you specified as input.

 REFERENCES:  CA MICS StorageMate Guide, Section 4.3.

+-----------------+
| S T G 0 0 0 5 1 |
+-----------------+

 TEXT:  THE FOLLOWING UNEXPECTED VALUE WAS FOUND IN THE
 CYCLE REQUIREMENTS INDICATOR:  <ind>.
 MAKE SURE NO USER CHANGES HAVE BEEN MADE TO
 THIS MICF INQUIRY, THEN CONTACT TECHNICAL
 SUPPORT.
 REPORT EXECUTION IS TERMINATED.

 TYPE:  Error

 REASON:  The report you attempted to execute under the MICF
 Production Reporting facility had an invalid value in the
 cycle requirements indicator.  In the message text, <ind> is
 replaced by the value found to be in error.

 ACTION:  Processing terminates. Make sure the inquiry you
 attempted to execute has not been modified.

 REFERENCES:  CA MICS StorageMate Guide, Section 4.3.

+-----------------+
| S T G 0 0 0 5 2 |
+-----------------+

 TEXT:  RESULTS MAY NOT BE MEANINGFUL BECAUSE ONLY ONE
 DATE WAS FOUND IN THE INPUT DATA FOR THIS REPORT.
 CONSIDER RUNNING THIS REPORT AGAIN WITH A RANGE
 OF INPUT CYCLES SPECIFIED.
 REPORT EXECUTION CONTINUES.

 TYPE:  Warning

 REASON:  The report you have selected to execute is more
 meaningful if data representing multiple days is processed,
 but only one date was found in the input data you specified.

 ACTION:  Processing continues, but some of the output
 produced may not be meaningful.  Specify a range of input
 cycles when requesting this report.  If a range was
 specified, make sure the requested cycles are present and
 contain valid data.

 REFERENCES:  CA MICS StorageMate Guide, Section 4.3.

+-----------------+
| S T G 0 0 0 5 3 |
+-----------------+

 TEXT:  ONLY THE FIRST 36,000 DATA SETS WITH THE PREFIX
 <dsnpref> WILL BE INCLUDED IN THE OUTPUT.
 CONSIDER ALTERNATE INPUT OR FILTERING OPTIONS TO
 REDUCE THE AMOUNT OF DATA SELECTED.  REPORT
 EXECUTION CONTINUES.

 TYPE:  Warning

 REASON:  The member name index structure used when building
 ACS test cases has a limitation of 36,000 data sets with the
 same 3-character prefix, and this limitation has been
 exceeded.  In the message text, <dsnpref> is the prefix
 being processed when the error was detected.

 ACTION:  Processing continues, but all remaining data sets
 with this prefix will be ignored.  Change the selection,
 filtering, or subsetting values you specified so that fewer
 data sets are selected with this prefix.  In most cases,
 this number of test cases would be unmanageable anyway, and
 should be reduced.

 REFERENCES:  CA MICS StorageMate Guide, Section 4.3.

+-----------------+
| S T G 0 0 0 5 4 |
+-----------------+

 TEXT:  A JOBSTREAM TO CREATE AND POPULATE AN ACS TEST
 CASE LIBRARY HAS BEEN BUILT IN THE FOLLOWING DATA
 SET:
 <dsname(member)>
 PLEASE REVIEW AND THEN SUBMIT THIS JOBSTREAM TO
 BUILD THE ACS TEST CASE LIBRARY.

 TYPE:  Information

 REASON:  A jobstream has been successfully created and
 placed in your Work Data Set.  When this jobstream is
 submitted, it will allocate an ACS test case library and
 populate it with test cases.  In the message text, <dsname>
 represents your Work Data Set and <member> represents the
 member created to contain the jobstream.

 ACTION:  Submit the specified member.

 REFERENCES:  CA MICS StorageMate Guide, Section 4.3.

+-----------------+
| S T G 0 0 0 5 5 |
+-----------------+

 TEXT:  THE FOLLOWING ACS TESTING REPORT FILE WAS
 SPECIFIED AS INPUT FOR THIS ANALYSIS:
 <dsname>(NONE)

 TYPE:  Information

 REASON:  This message documents the name of the ACS testing
 output report data set that you specified as input to this
 analysis.  The data set should have been created by the ACS
 testing facility, when testing a test case library you
 previously built.  In the message text, <dsname> is replaced
 with the name of the report file you supplied.

 ACTION:  None.

 REFERENCES:  CA MICS StorageMate Guide, Section 4.3.

+-----------------+
| S T G 0 0 0 5 6 |
+-----------------+

 TEXT:  THE FOLLOWING ACS TEST CASE DATA SET WAS SPECIFIED
 AS INPUT FOR THIS ANALYSIS:
 <dsname>(ZZZINDEX)
 THIS DATA SET SHOULD HAVE BEEN CREATED
 PREVIOUSLY AND THEN SPECIFIED TO THE ISMF ACS
 TESTING FACILITY.

 TYPE:  Information

 REASON:  Specifies the ACS test case library that was
 specified as input to this report.  The test case library is
 needed to cross reference the material in the original test
 cases with the information in the testing report.  It is
 important that these two data sets represent the same data.
 In the message text, <dsname> represents the name of the
 test case library you specified.

 ACTION:  None.

 REFERENCES:  CA MICS StorageMate Guide, Section 4.3.

+-----------------+
| S T G 0 0 0 5 7 |
+-----------------+

 TEXT:  THE REQUESTED ANALYSIS REPORT(S) CANNOT BE
 PRODUCED BECAUSE THE STORAGE CLASS ACS ROUTINE WAS
 NOT TESTED.
 EXECUTE THE ISMF ACS TEST FACILITY AND SPECIFY
 THAT THE STORAGE CLASS ACS ROUTINE
 BE TESTED.
 PROCESSING CONTINUES, BUT THIS REPORT WILL NOT
 BE PRODUCED.

 TYPE:  Warning

 REASON:  You specified that one or more of the analysis
 reports should be produced, yet SMS Storage Class was not
 tested by the ACS testing facility.  You have to have
 specified Storage Class testing in the IBM ACS test facility
 in order to produce the analysis reports, as they are based
 on the results of the tests.

 ACTION:  Processing continues, but the analysis reports will
 not be produced.  Either invoke the ACS test facility again,
 this time testing the storage class ACS routine, or do not
 request the analysis reports.

 REFERENCES:  CA MICS StorageMate Guide, Section 4.3.

+-----------------+
| S T G 0 0 0 5 8 |
+-----------------+

 TEXT:  MORE THAN 9 ELEMENTS HAVE BEEN SPECIFIED FOR THE
 SAME CHART IN PLOT GROUP:  <grpid>.
 RESPECIFY ELEMENT SELECTION SO THAT A MAXIMUM
 OF 9 VALUES APPEAR IN ANY ONE GROUP.
 PROCESSING CONTINUES; SOME ELEMENTS WILL BE
 DROPPED FROM THE OUTPUT CHARTS.

 TYPE:  Warning

 REASON:  SAS permits a maximum of nine elements to be
 plotted on the same graph, but you have exceeded that limit.
 You specify elements that should be grouped together by
 selecting them with the same alphabetic character on the
 selection panel.  In the message text, <grpid> represents
 the character used to select the elements in this group.

 ACTION:  Processing continues, but all elements over the
 stated limit will be ignored.  Either specify fewer elements
 to appear on this graph, or use a different selection
 character for some elements, so they will appear on a
 separate graph.

 REFERENCES:  CA MICS StorageMate Guide, Section 4.3.

+-----------------+
| S T G 0 0 0 5 9 |
+-----------------+

 TEXT:  <type> HSM SPACE REPORTING IS IN EFFECT FOR THIS
 REPORT EXECUTION.

 TYPE:  Information

 REASON:  There are three different types of space values
 available for data sets under the control of HSM, and this
 message indicates which of those options will be used.  In
 the message text, <type> contains the value PRIMARY (space
 allocated on primary volume), ACTUAL (space allocated on the
 HSM volume), or ESTIMATED (space estimate if moved back to
 primary).  These options can be changed from the StorageMate
 and MICF Options panel.

 ACTION:  None.

 REFERENCES:  CA MICS StorageMate Guide, Section 3.9.

+-----------------+
| S T G 0 0 0 6 0 |
+-----------------+

 TEXT:  MORE THAN 2 MEASUREMENT SAMPLES HAVE BEEN DETECTED
 FOR AT LEAST ONE INPUT DATE.
 DETAILED REPORTING WILL BE DONE FOR THIS REPORT
 EXECUTION.

 TYPE:  Information

 REASON:  The report logic has detected more than two
 measurement samples for at least one volume on at least one
 day.  This means that the CA MICS DASD Collector was
 probably run multiple times on the same day to collect
 storage information at different times throughout the day.

 ACTION:  The report logic is changed to use detailed
 reporting mode, rather than daily mode.  Each graph or
 report will be used to represent one day with the different
 measurement times being used as entries on each page.  If
 this is not what was desired, use different CA MICS data
 without multiple measurements for the same day.

 REFERENCES:  CA MICS StorageMate Guide, Section 4.3.

  +-----------------+
  | S T G 0 2 0 0 0 |
  +-----------------+

  TEXT:       "STGMSG"

  TYPE:       Informational

  REASON:     Multi-use generic message

  ACTION:     none.

  REFERENCES: none.

  +-----------------+
  | S T G 0 2 0 1 0 |
  +-----------------+

  TEXT:       "STGMSG"

  TYPE:       Informational

  REASON:     Multi-use generic message; future use

  ACTION:     none.

  REFERENCES: none.

  +-----------------+
  | S T G 0 2 0 5 0 |
  +-----------------+

  TEXT:       "PHASE": "_PGMTTL" BEGINNING EXECUTION...

  TYPE:       Informational

  REASON:     Processing phase _PGMTTL is starting

  ACTION:     none.

  REFERENCES: none.

  +-----------------+
  | S T G 0 2 0 6 0 |
  +-----------------+

  TEXT:       NEUGENTS MODEL "_FUNCT" PHASE BEGINNING...

  TYPE:       Informational

  REASON:     Neugents internal phase _FUNCT starting

  ACTION:     none.

  REFERENCES: None.

  +-----------------+
  | S T G 0 2 0 7 0 |
  +-----------------+

  TEXT:       "PHASE": "_PGMTTL" ENDING EXECUTION...

  TYPE:       Informational

  REASON:     Processing phase _PGMTTL ending.

  ACTION:     none.

  REFERENCES: None.

  +-----------------+
  | S T G 0 2 0 7 5 |
  +-----------------+

  TEXT:       "PHASE": "_PGMTTL" ABNORMALLY TERMINATING

  TYPE:       Error.

  REASON:     Processing _PGMTTL abnormally terminated.

  ACTION:     Neugents processing job will end.

  REFERENCES: None.

  +-----------------+
  | S T G 0 2 0 8 0 |
  +-----------------+

  TEXT:       "V1" FILE CONTAINS "N" RECORDS SELECTED FOR
              PROCESSING.

  TYPE:       Informational

  REASON:     N records have been selected for processing
              from file V1.

  ACTION:     none.

  REFERENCES: None.

  +-----------------+
  | S T G 0 2 0 8 5 |
  +-----------------+

  TEXT:       DATA FROM FILE "V1" WILL BE EXCLUDED, YOUR
              RESULTS MAY BE NEGATIVELY AFFECTED.

  TYPE:       Warning.

  REASON:     Some observations from file VI were excluded,
              either due data value errors or unmatched
              observations among files.  Modeling results may
              be impacted and should be examined in light of
              this message.

  ACTION:     none.

  REFERENCES: None.

  +-----------------+
  | S T G 0 2 0 9 0 |
  +-----------------+

  TEXT:       NO FORECAST FILE ENTRY FOUND FOR "V1" ENTRY:

  TYPE:       Warning.

  REASON:     An observation in the Primary STG file was not
              matched in the alternate input file.

  ACTION:     The original observation is not used in further
              processing. See message STG02095 for additional
              details.

  REFERENCES: None.

  +-----------------+
  | S T G 0 2 0 9 5 |
  +-----------------+

  TEXT:       %FNAME %FDATA

  TYPE:       Warning.

  REASON:     One of the key values of the unmatched
              observation is displayed. FNAME is the name of
              the key variable; FDATA is the data value of
              the key variable.

  ACTION:     None.

  REFERENCES: None.

  +-----------------+
  | S T G 0 2 1 0 0 |
  +-----------------+

  TEXT:       REPORT: "V1" BEING CURRENTLY GENERATED ON
              DDNAME //"V1"

  TYPE:       Informational

  REASON:     Generation of report V1 has started.

  ACTION:     The report will be written out on DDNAME V1.
              This message will only be issued if the MICF
              environment is not being used. Message STG02105
              will normally be issued instead.

  REFERENCES: None.

  +-----------------+
  | S T G 0 2 1 0 5 |
  +-----------------+

  TEXT:       REPORT: "V1" BEING CURRENTLY GENERATED.

  TYPE:       Informational

  REASON:     Generation of report V1 has started.

  ACTION:     Reports generated within the MICF environment
              are normally written out to the SASLIST DD.

  REFERENCES: None.

  +-----------------+
  | S T G 0 2 1 1 0 |
  +-----------------+

  TEXT:       REPORT: "V1" BEING CURRENTLY GENERATED VIA CSV
              FILE.

  TYPE:       Informational

  REASON:     Generation of report V1 has started and will be
              created using a CSV file.

  ACTION:     This option is used to create MQR compatible
              CSV files.

  REFERENCES: None.

  +-----------------+
  | S T G 0 2 1 2 0 |
  +-----------------+

  TEXT:       GRAPH: "V1" BEING CURRENTLY GENERATED ON DDNAME
              //"V1"

  TYPE:       Informational

  REASON:     Generation of graph V1 has started.

  ACTION:     The graph will be written out on DDNAME V1.
              This message will only be issued if the MICF
              environment is not being used. Message STG02125
              will normally be issued instead.

  REFERENCES: None.

  +-----------------+
  | S T G 0 2 1 2 5 |
  +-----------------+

  TEXT:       GRAPH: "V1" BEING CURRENTLY GENERATED.

  TYPE:       Informational

  REASON:     Generation of graph V1 has started.

  ACTION:     Graphs generated within the MICF environment
              are normally written out to the SASLIST DD.

  REFERENCES: None.

  +-----------------+
  | S T G 0 2 1 3 0 |
  +-----------------+

  TEXT:       GRAPH: "V1" BEING CURRENTLY GENERATED VIA CSV
              FILE.

  TYPE:       Informational

  REASON:     Generation of graph V1 has started and will be
              created using a CSV file.

  ACTION:     This option is used to create MQR compatible
              CSV files.

  REFERENCES: None.

  +-----------------+
  | S T G 0 2 1 5 0 |
  +-----------------+

  TEXT:       INVALID DATA VALUES DETECTED IN "V1" FILE,
              "_PGMTTL" CANNOT PROCESS SUCCESSFULLY, WHEN
              DATA VALUES ARE MISSING OR INVALID. SEE
              BADTRAIN REPORT FOR DETAILS.

  TYPE:       Warning

  REASON:     Missing or zero values were detected in data
              elements in one or more observations.

  ACTION:     The observations are not used in further
              processing.  Report "BADTRAIN" will contain a
              list of observations that were dropped.

  REFERENCES: None.

  +-----------------+
  | S T G 0 2 1 6 0 |
  +-----------------+

  TEXT:       MODEL SUMMARY STATISTICS HAVE BEEN CREATED ON
              DDNAME //MODLSTAT

  TYPE:       Informational

  REASON:     The Model Summary Statistics report is being
              created.

  ACTION:     The report will be written out on DDNAME
              MODLSTAT.  This message will only be issued if
              the MICF environment is not being used. Message
              STG02165 will normally be issued instead.

  REFERENCES: None.

  +-----------------+
  | S T G 0 2 1 6 5 |
  +-----------------+

  TEXT:       MODEL SUMMARY STATISTICS HAVE BEEN CREATED.

  TYPE:       Informational

  REASON:     The Model Summary Statistics report is being
              created.

  ACTION:     Reports generated within the MICF environment
              are normally written out to the SASLIST DD.

  REFERENCES: None.

  +-----------------+
  | S T G 0 2 1 7 0 |
  +-----------------+

  TEXT:       "_FORTYP" FORECASTING OPTION SELECTED -, "V1"
              "V2" OF PREDICTED DATA WILL BE GENERATED.
              BEGINNING WITH "X_SDATE".

  TYPE:       Informational.

  REASON:     For forecasting option _FORTYP, V1
              months/weeks/days of data were selected for
              processing, beginning with X_DATE.  This
              message defined the time frame of the modeling
              study.

  ACTION:     None.

  REFERENCES: None.

  +-----------------+
  | S T G 0 2 3 0 0 |
  +-----------------+

  TEXT:       MACRO "PHASE" BEGINNING EXECUTION...

  TYPE:       Informational

  REASON:     Macro PHASE is starting execution. This macro
              is used to provide linkage to Neugents
              technology.

  ACTION:     None.

  REFERENCES: None.

  +-----------------+
  | S T G 0 2 3 1 0 |
  +-----------------+

  TEXT:       MACRO "PHASE" FAILED WITH RETURN CODE "RC"

  TYPE:       Error.

  REASON:     A non-zero return code value was detected upon
              return from Neugents.

  ACTION:     Neugents processing will be terminated.

  REFERENCES: None.

  +-----------------+
  | S T G 0 2 3 2 0 |
  +-----------------+

  TEXT:       MACRO GLOBALS MISSING REQUIRED OPERAND
              "MODNAME", EXECUTION TERMINATING.

  TYPE:       Error.

  REASON:     An internal error has occured. This message
              should never occur except during product
              development.

  ACTION:     Processing terminates.

  REFERENCES: None.

  +-----------------+
  | S T G 0 2 3 2 5 |
  +-----------------+

  TEXT:       MACRO GLOBALS MISSING REQUIRED OPERAND
              "MODTITLE", EXECUTION TERMINATING.

  TYPE:       Error

  REASON:     An internal error has occured. This message
              should never occur except during product
              development.

  ACTION:     Processing terminates.

  REFERENCES: None.

  +-----------------+
  | S T G 0 2 3 9 0 |
  +-----------------+

  TEXT:       MACRO "PHASE" TERMINATING, ABORT REQUESTED.

  TYPE:       Error.

  REASON:     A terminal error condition was detected in
              macro PHASE.  This message is preceded by
              either message STG02310 or STG02590.

  ACTION:     Neugents processing terminates.

  REFERENCES: None.

  +-----------------+
  | S T G 0 2 3 9 5 |
  +-----------------+

  TEXT:       MACRO "PHASE" ENDED WITH RETURN CODE "RC"

  TYPE:       Informational

  REASON:     The macro PHASE ended execution, with return
              code RC.

  ACTION:     None.

  REFERENCES: None.

  +-----------------+
  | S T G 0 2 4 1 0 |
  +-----------------+

  TEXT:       MODEL TRAINING PHASE COMPLETED SUCCESSFULLY.
              TRAINING STATISTICS ARE SUMMARIZED ON DDNAME
              //DELTASTS, AND ARE INCLUDED BELOW:  NUMBER OF
              CASES USED FOR TRAINING: "N",
                   AVERAGE MODEL ERROR MEASURED: "V1",
               AVERAGE MODEL RMS ERROR MEASURED: "V2",
                    (GOODNESS OF FIT) FOR MODEL: "V3"

  TYPE:       Informational

  REASON:     Neugents Value Prediction models first execute
              a training phase, and produce several
              statistics used to evaluate the model. These
              statistics are displayed in the message.

  ACTION:     The client should review the statistics before
              deciding on the validity of the model.

  REFERENCES: None.

  +-----------------+
  | S T G 0 2 4 2 0 |
  +-----------------+

  TEXT:       MODEL FORECASTING PHASE COMPLETED SUCCESSFULLY.
              FORECASTING STATISTICS ARE SUMMARIZED ON DDNAME
              //CONSFCS, AND ARE INCLUDED BELOW:  NUMBER OF
              CASES USED FOR FORECASTING: "N",
                      (GOODNESS OF FIT) FOR MODEL: "V1"

  TYPE:       Informational

  REASON:     Neugents Value Prediction models secondly
              execute a consulting phase, and produce
              additional statistics used to evaluate the
              model. These statistics are displayed in the
              message.

  ACTION:     The client should review the statistics before
              deciding on the validity of the model.

  REFERENCES: None.

  +-----------------+
  | S T G 0 2 4 3 0 |
  +-----------------+

  TEXT:       LINEAR REGRESSION PHASE COMPLETED SUCCESSFULLY.
              MODEL STATISTICS ARE SUMMARIZED ON DDNAME
              //MODLSTAT, AND ARE INCLUDED BELOW:  NUMBER OF
              CASES USED FOR MODELING: "V1",
                       SLOPE OF REGRESSION LINE: "V2",
               INTERCEPT VALUE FOR IND. ELEMENT: "V3",
                    (GOODNESS OF FIT) FOR MODEL: "V4"

  TYPE:       Informational

  REASON:     Workload Forecasting will execute a simple
              linear regression operation when a single file
              is specified and only a forecasting element is
              provided.  Regression models produce various
              statistics used to evaluate the model. These
              statistics are displayed in the message.

  ACTION:     The client should review the statistics before
              deciding on the validity of the model.  The
              report will be written out on DDNAME MODLSTAT.
              This message will only be issued if the MICF
              environment is not being used. Message STG02435
              will normally be issued instead.

  REFERENCES: None.

  +-----------------+
  | S T G 0 2 4 3 5 |
  +-----------------+

  TEXT:       LINEAR REGRESSION PHASE COMPLETED SUCCESSFULLY.
              MODEL STATISTICS ARE SUMMARIZED ON DDNAME
              //SASLIST AND ARE INCLUDED BELOW:  NUMBER OF
              CASES USED FOR MODELING: "V1",
                       SLOPE OF REGRESSION LINE: "V2",
               INTERCEPT VALUE FOR IND. ELEMENT: "V3",
                    (GOODNESS OF FIT) FOR MODEL: "V4"

  TYPE:       Informational

  REASON:     Workload Forecasting will execute a simple
              linear regression operation when a single file
              is specified and only a forecasting element is
              provided.  Regression models produce various
              statistics used to evaluate the model. These
              statistics are displayed in the message.

  ACTION:     The client should review the statistics before
              deciding on the validity of the model.  Reports
              generated within the MICF environment are
              normally written out to the SASLIST DD.

  REFERENCES: None.

  +-----------------+
  | S T G 0 2 5 0 0 |
  +-----------------+

  TEXT:       OPEN ISSUED FOR "STD" FILE. RETURN CODE IS:
              "RC"

  TYPE:       Informational

  REASON:     An open was issued for file with DDNAME "STD".
              Such files are used by Neugents processing for
              passing data between Neugents and the Capacity
              Planning applications, or are required by USS
              for internal use. The return code from open
              processing is displayed as "RC".

  ACTION:     None.

  REFERENCES: None.

  +-----------------+
  | S T G 0 2 5 1 0 |
  +-----------------+

  TEXT:       OPEN FAILED FOR "STD" FILE. SYSTEM ERROR
              MESSAGE IS "SYSMSG" EXECUTION TERMINATED.

  TYPE:       Error

  REASON:     An open was issued for file with DDNAME "STD".
              Such files are used by Neugents processing for
              passing data between Neugents and the Capacity
              Planning applications, or are required by USS
              for internal use. The return code from open
              processing is displayed as "RC". Generally, a
              non-zero return code value will cause
              processing to be terminated.

  ACTION:     Review the specific system message for action.

  REFERENCES: None.

  +-----------------+
  | S T G 0 2 5 9 0 |
  +-----------------+

  TEXT:       ERROR TEXT FROM NEUGENTS PROCESSING "ERRMSG"
              EXECUTION TERMINATED.

  TYPE:       Error

  REASON:     Any error text returned by USS in the STDERR
              dataset will be displayed herein.

  ACTION:     Review specific error message for action.

  REFERENCES: None.