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Reason:
This message is a follow-up to message CAF0926W. It identifies the valid component values for the WHEN operand.
Action:
None required, although an action is needed to correct the situation that generated the CAF0926W message. See the CAF0926W message for more information.
Reason:
The value coded in the TIMERECFM operand is not supported.
Action:
Change the value to one of the supported values: either VB or VBS. Resubmit or restart the dump process.
Reason:
The value coded for the TIMECLOSE operand is not supported.
Action:
Change the value to one of the supported values: YES, NO, or FORCE. The dump that is running will continue to completion.
Reason:
The value coded for the TIMEFILL operand is not supported.
Action:
Change the value to one of the supported values: YES or NO. The split file process continues with TIMEFILL set to NO, the default. The dump that is running continues to completion.
Reason:
More than four intervals (as indicated by the TIME operand in the SPLIT statement) have passed when TIMEFILL(YES) is indicated.
Action:
None needed for CA SMF Director. The dump that is running continues to completion. But application programs and JCL that process the split file that is produced may need to be adjusted to account for the missing intervals.
Reason:
For the TIMECLOSE(YES) and TIMECLOSE(FORCE) operands to process properly, the split file being defined must be indexed. This requires that an INDEXDSN operand be present in the definition.
Action:
Indicate the split file index to be used by the SPLIT statement. If an index has not been created, allocate a new split file index. (See the Systems Programmer Guide and the User Guide for more information on split file indexes.)
The dump that is running continues to completion with the TIMECLOSE operand set to NO, the default.
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