The distributed procedures can return the following messages to the TSO environment following the execution of each subcommand. If the subcommand used specified the NOMSG option, then these messages are suppressed and not written to the terminal.
Note: Some messages are CA NetMaster messages that are received by the procedure following the execution of an internal command. Others are generated by the CA SOLVE:FTS procedures.
This message indicates a severe file error and provides the access as READ or UPDATE, the file key causing the error, and the VSAM feedback information fb. The procedure terminates with a return code of 24.
This is a warning message indicating that the received member list specified more than 99 members. Only the first 99 members are processed, the rest are ignored.
This message indicates a request to process a member list was received but the member list was empty. The procedure terminates with a return code of 24.
This general message indicates an error and is followed by another message providing the error details.
The acceptance of a FRCMD or TOCMD is restricted to system definitions only. If set for a private definition, the definition is rejected and the procedure terminates with a return code of 8.
A request specified an existing definition to copy but no definition by that name was found. The request is rejected and the procedure terminates with a return code of 20.
The request received is not supported when a member list is also specified. This indicates an invalid call to procedure procname, which terminates with a return code of 24.
The request indicated is not supported by the procedure named. Processing terminates with a return code of 24.
This is an informational message that follows the successful processing of a member list and provides the total number of definitions successfully defined.
This is an informational message that follows the successful addition of a single CA SOLVE:FTS definition.
An attempt was made to define the definition indicated but one by that name already exists. The request is rejected and the procedure terminates with a return code of 16.
This informational message indicates the successful deletion of the named definition.
A request to delete the definition named failed because no definition by that name was found. The request fails and the procedure terminates with return code 12.
A request to delete all definitions chained from the provided definition name has completed. This message is an information message providing the number of successful deletions. If the chained deletion was terminated by an error, another message is issued indicating the error condition.
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