The WHERE command issued for the module <modname> cannot find the module in any of the following areas:
The PGFIX command has successfully completed for the page at address <pageaddr>. The fix count for the page is now <fixct>.
The PGFIX command has failed. <xxxxxxxx> and <yyyyyyyy> are error codes. <pageaddr> is the address at which the command failed. Contact CA Technical Support.
The PGFREE command has successfully completed for the page at address <pageaddr>. The fix count for the page is now <fixct>.
The PGFREE command has failed. <xxxxxxxx> and <yyyyyyyy> are error codes. <pageaddr> is the address at which the command failed. Contact CA Technical Support.
The DUMP command has failed. <xxxxxxxx> is the error code. <dadd> is the address at which the command failed. Note the error code and the circumstances in which the error occurred. Contact CA Technical Support.
The POP command has failed. The address stack is empty.
The address stack has overflowed. The stack is cleared.
The CLEAR command has successfully cleared the address stack.
The command <comname> is invalid in DAT OFF mode.
Affinity to the requested processor is not valid because the processor is not available.
The VERIFY parameter of the ALTER command contains invalid hexadecimal characters. Specify valid hexadecimal characters and then issue the command again. To specify character data, enclose the parameter value in the character delimiter.
The DAT option set to the indicated value.
The REPLACE parameter of the ALTER command contains invalid hexadecimal characters. Specify valid hexadecimal characters and then issue the command again. To specify character data, enclose the parameter in the character delimiter.
The command <comname> has failed because there is no dump data displayed on the screen.
The ALTER command has failed because the specified data address is not visible on the current dump data display. Display the address you are interested in and then issue the command again.
The ALTER command has failed because the specified verify data is not visible on the current dump data display. Display the data you are interested in and then issue the command again.
The ALTER command has failed because the specified replace data is not visible on the current dump data display. Display the data you are interested in and then issue the command again.
The verify data content specified with the ALTER command does not match the data displayed at the address <addr>. Issue the command again with valid verify data.
The address <addr> specified with the ALTER command is within an invalid segment. Verify the address you specified and then issue the command again.
The address <addr> specified with the ALTER command is within an invalid page. Verify the address you specified and then issue the command again.
The address <addr> specified with the ALTER command cannot be successfully accessed to complete the request. Issue the command again.
The address <addr> specified with the command <comname> is within PSA. Alteration of PSA is not allowed.
The address <addr> specified with the command <comname> is within a page-protected page and the page has not been page fixed. Use the PGFIX command to fix the page and then issue the command again.
The command <comname> has failed. Note the error codes and the circumstances in which the error occurred. Contact CA Technical Support.
The command <comname> has successfully completed.
The FIND argument is omitted or specified as *, but no prior argument is available to use. Issue the command again, specifying an argument.
The FIND argument contains invalid hexadecimal characters. Specify valid hexadecimal characters and then issue the command again. To specify character data, enclose the parameter value in the character delimiter.
The indicated keyword was set to the indicated value.
The string <content> is found at address <addr> with the alignment option <align>.
The string <content> is not found. The search starts at the current dump address and continues to the end of memory.
The QUERY subcommand of DUMP was issued. This message displays the value of the keyword requested.
The DUMP subcommand <subcmd> is not valid when AR mode is ON.
The symbol <sym> specified with the EQUATE command is invalid. A symbol must be one to eight alphanumeric characters, and the first character cannot be numeric. Issue the command again, specifying a valid symbol.
The symbol <sym> is reserved and cannot be used with the EQUATE command. Issue the command again, specifying a valid symbol.
The symbol <sym> is a predefined symbol and cannot be redefined with a new value. Issue the command again, specifying a valid symbol.
The symbol table is full. Use the DROP command to remove some user-defined symbols to make room in the table. Use the SYMBOLS command to view the contents of the table.
The symbol <sym> is a predefined symbol and cannot be deleted.
The DROP command has failed because the symbol <sym> cannot be found. Verify the name of the symbol you are trying to delete and then issue the command again.
The EQUATE command has successfully completed. The symbol <sym1> at displacement <disp> with symbol <sym3> is equated at address <addr>.
The DROP command has successfully deleted the symbol named by <sym>.
The DROP ALL command has successfully deleted all user-defined symbols.
The DROP ALL command has found no user-defined symbols to delete.
The WHERE command has successfully completed. The module <modname> is in the storage region <regn> at load point address <lodpt> with a length <modlen> at entry point address <entpt>.
HEX mode is not valid for the DUMP command.
The processor <cpuid> specified on the AFFINITY command is not defined. Issue the AFFINITY command with a defined CPU ID.
The processor <cpuid> specified on the AFFINITY command is currently offline and unavailable. Issue the AFFINITY command using a different CPU ID.
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The address specified with the + or - notation is missing a specified offset value. Issue the command again, specifying a valid offset value.
The specified address is too long. Issue the command again, specifying a valid address.
The indirect address prefix of @ or % is missing a specified address value. Issue the command again, specifying a valid address value.
The specified address is too long. Issue the command again, specifying a valid address.
The specified address is not numeric. Issue the command again, specifying a numeric address.
The maximum address size <addr> is too large. <maxsize> indicates the largest valid address. Issue the command again, specifying a valid maximum address size.
The symbol <sym> is invalid in the current address space. It is properly defined in the private area of another address space. Issue the command again, specifying a valid symbol.
The symbol <sym> is a predefined symbol and cannot be assigned a value.
The symbol <sym> is defined as a real address and is valid only in DAT OFF mode. Use the DAT OFF command to return to DAT OFF mode and then issue the command again. Informational only.
The symbol <sym> is defined as a virtual address and is valid only in DAT ON mode. Use the DAT ON command to return to DAT ON mode and then issue the command again.
The specified address is too long. Issue the command again, specifying a valid address.
The specified address contains invalid hexadecimal characters. Valid hexadecimal characters are 0-9 and A-F. Issue the command again, specifying a valid address.
The explicit cursor location character (¢) is specified, but the cursor is not positioned within the hexadecimal dump data displayed. Position the cursor within the data area of the display and then issue the command again.
The explicit cursor location character (¢) is specified, but no valid data is found at the cursor location. Position the cursor at a location with valid data and then issue the command again.
The explicit cursor location character (¢) is specified, but the cursor is found within the title and header rows of the display. Position the cursor within the data area of the display and then issue the command again.
The command requires a specified address. Specify an address by either:
The specified offset is too long. Issue the command again, specifying a valid offset.
The specified offset contains invalid hexadecimal characters. Valid hexadecimal characters are 0-9 and A-F. Issue the command again, specifying a valid offset.
The specified offset is too long. Issue the command again, specifying a valid offset.
The specified offset is not numeric. Issue the command again, specifying a numeric offset.
The maximum offset <maxoff> of the specified <offset> is too large. Issue the command again, specifying a smaller maximum offset.
The current command does not allow an indirect format address. Issue the command again, specifying an explicit address.
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The address <addr> is not page-aligned. Issue the command again, specifying a page-aligned address.
The address <addr> is not fullword-aligned. Issue the command again, specifying a fullword-aligned address.
The current location reference (*) is valid only from the dump display screen.
The start location reference (=) is valid only from the dump display screen.
The real storage frame at address <addr> cannot be accessed because it is offline.
The page frame at address <addr> cannot be accessed because it is marked by the MVS real storage manager as bad.
The page frame at address <addr> cannot be accessed for reasons unknown.
A hex length parameter was longer than eight characters, or a decimal length parameter was longer than 11 characters. Issue the command again, specifying an eight-character-or-less hex length or an 11-character-or-less decimal length.
The decimal length parameter contains nonnumeric characters. Issue the command again, specifying a numeric decimal length.
The hex length parameter contains nonhexadecimal characters. Issue the command again, specifying a hexadecimal-only length.
The command <comname> specifies a length less than the required minimum length. Issue the command again, specifying a length greater than or equal to <length>.
The command <comname> specifies a length greater than the required maximum length. Issue the command again, specifying a length less than or equal to <length>.
The specified length reference is invalid. Issue the command again, using the L' <length> format for the length parameter.
The length reference to the indicated symbol <sym> is invalid because the symbol does not have a defined. Either define a length to the symbol or reference the length of another symbol.
The length reference is invalid because the indicated symbol <sym> or module cannot be found.
The ATTN key has terminated the SNAP command before printing has completed. Data already processed will print correctly.
The symbol <symname> is associated with an address that may only be valid in ASID <aid>. The symbol value is dumped. Use the ASID command to switch to ASID <aid>, if necessary.
An AR ON command was issued, but AR mode was already on.
AR mode has been set ON. Virtual storage is displayed from data space <dspname>.
The current data space name must be set with the DSID command before using the AR command to set AR mode ON. Set the current data space name using the DSID command.
An AR OFF command was issued, but AR mode was not ON.
AR mode has been set to OFF. Virtual storage is displayed from the current address space.
The symbol.maplabel format of the address parameter specified a symbol longer than eight characters.
The symbol.maplabel format of the address parameter specified a mapname longer than eight characters.
The symbol <symname> was not found in the symbol table. Use the SYMBOLS command to display the symbol table.
The symbol.maplabel format of the address parameter specified a symbol for which no map was defined. Use the USE command to assign a map to the symbol.
The symbol.maplabel format of the address parameter specified a maplabel that was not found in the map associated with the symbol. Use the MAP command to display the map labels.
The map <mapname> was not found. Use the LISTMAPS command to display the loaded maps.
The EQUATE command has been successfully completed. The symbol <symn> was added or replaced with virtual or real address <addr>, and was optionally defined with len <leng>, and associated with map <mapname>.
The USE command successfully completed. Map <mapname> is now associated with symbol <symname>.
A PGFIX or PGFREE command issued for the page at address <pageaddr> is invalid because the page is implicitly and permanently fixed.
A PGFREE command issued for the page at address <pageaddr> is not valid because the page is not fixed.
A PGFIX or PGFREE command was issued from the MAP or DISASSEM command, and the address specified was not within the mapped or disassembled data.
The FIND argument contains invalid ascii characters. Specify valid ascii characters and then issue the command again.
Invalid use of indirect address suffix character.
A non-numeric value was specified with the CURLOC command.
A PROTECT command was issued for an address that is already protected.
An UNPROT command was issued for an address that is not protected.
A PROTECT or UNPROT command has been successfully completed.
A PROTECT or UNPROT command failed. Contact CA Technical Support.
The module name specified on the IDENTIFY command is not a valid module name.
The module extent specified on the IDENTIFY command must be entirely within command storage.
The entry point address supplied on the IDENTIFY command must be within the module extent specified.
The module extent address specified on the IDENTIFY command must be aligned on a halfword boundary.
The module entry point address specified on the IDENTIFY command must be aligned on a halfword boundary.
The IDENTIFY command successfully added the specified module name to the active link pack area queue with the indicated entry point address, load point address, and length.
An implicit length reference was made where no implicit length is available.
The COPY subcommand successfully completed.
The requested command could not be completed because a page protected page was encountered at the indicated address.
An unexpected error occurred processing the COPY command. Note the contents of this message and the circumstances in which the error occurred. Contact CA Technical Support.
The copy command was terminated by a protection, page translation, or segment translation exception error at the indicated address. One or more bytes may have been successfully copied prior to the error.
The EVALUTE subcommand address expression evaluated to the indicated hexadecimal and decimal values.
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The VERIFY parameter of the ALTER command contains invalid ascii characters. Specify valid ascii characters and then issue the command again.
The REPLACE parameter of the ALTER command contains invalid ascii characters. Specify valid ascii characters and then issue the command again.
The processor <cpuid> specified on the AFFINITY command is an IFA processor. Issue the AFFINITY command using a different CPU ID.
The processor <cpuid> specified on the AFFINITY command is an IIP processor. Issue the AFFINITY command using a different CPU ID.
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The requested command could not be completed because a segment protected segment was encountered at the indicated address.
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