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PLOT - PLOT and PLOTATTR

PLOT001E PLOTATTR command active at another level

The PLOTATTR command was entered but a plot attribute update is already in progress at another level. Return to the level of the first PLOTATTR command before entering another PLOTATTR command.

PLOT002E Invalid field name - <fldname>

The field name entered is not a valid PLOTATTR command field name. Enter the PLOTATTR command with no operands to use the full screen plot attribute update facility.

PLOT003I <fldname> <attrs>

This message displays the current attributes for a specified plot field from your profile.

PLOT004I (<userid>) <fldname> <attrs>

This message displays the current attributes for a specified plot field from an alternate profile of the indicated user ID.

PLOT005I Plot field attributes reset to defaults

All plot field attributes have been reset to their default values in response to a PLOTATTR RESET command.

PLOT006E Invalid character parameter: <parm>

The PLOTATTR parameter <parm> was not a keyword and was therefore interpreted as a character parameter and, as such, it was not valid.

PLOT007E <char> not valid for <fldname> field

The <char> parameter is not valid for the specified field name.

PLOT008E <colorattr> not valid when color is not in use

The specified attribute type is not valid with the current display device attributes in use.

PLOT008E <hilitattr> not valid when hilite is not in use

The specified attribute type is not valid with the current display device attributes in use.

PLOT008E <intenattr> not valid when color is in use

The specified attribute type is not valid with the current display device attributes in use.

PLOT009E PLOTATTR with parameters invalid, no plot displayed

The PLOTATTR command was entered with parameters which is only valid when a PLOT screen is displayed.

PLOT010W Plot member <mbr> contains invalid statements

The plot definitions member contains invalid statements.

Many predefined PLOTLIB members contain symbolic variables. If the symbols have not been set, The PLOT010W error will occur. The PLOTLIST command information section will display the current values of the symbolic variables.

Many command displays that provide a PLOT drill-down using a predefined PLOTLIB member automatically set these symbolics based on the data line selected.

The VLIST, VDEFINE and VSET commands can also be used to view and set symbolic variables.

PLOT011W Plot member <mbr> is empty

The plot definitions member contains no statements.

PLOT012W Plot member <mbr> has an invalid record length

The plot definitions member has an invalid record length.

PLOT013E Plot quadrant <num> is invalid

An EXPAND or SCALE subcommand was used to reference a plot quadrant. The quadrant is either an invalid quadrant name, or the specified quadrant is currently not in use.

PLOT014E <value> is not a valid scale value

The SCALE subcommand was used to set the maximum scale value for a plot. The value specified is invalid.

PLOT015E <variable> was not found in any plot

The SCALE subcommand was used to set the maximum scale value for a plot or group of plots. The variable name specified was not found in any plots.

PLOT016E Requested variable was not found

The requested plot variable was not found. This could be due to any of the following reasons:

• Invalid variable name
• If variable supports a resource argument, the resource does not exist
• Incorrect data source for requested variable
• Plots cannot be generated for STATE variables

PLOT017I Source <source> Jobname <jobname> Metric <metric> Arg <arg> Class <class> Pool <pool> Cell <cell>

Internal tracing message

PLOT018E Cell not found <var1>

Internal tracing message

PLOT019E Screen size too small for plotting

The available data area on the screen is too small for plotting. One cause of this is a split screen that is too small.

PLOT020E Unrecognized parameter - <parm>

An invalid command parameter was entered

PLOT021E Field name <fldname> not valid with <kwd> keyword

The specified keyword is not valid for the field name.

PLOT022E <rows> is not a valid number of rows

The ROWS parameter was specified with an invalid number of rows.

• Minimum = 1
• Maximum = 100

PLOT023E <rows> is not a valid number of colums

The COLUMNS parameter was specified with an invalid number of columns.

• Minimum = 10
• Maximum = 60

PLOT024E Plot quadrant has not be specified

The plot quadrant has not been specified.

PLOT025E Metric <metric> was not found

The specified metric name was not found.

PLOT026W Columns can only be specified if 1 quadrant is in use

The number of columns to be displayed within a plot can only be specified if a single plot quadrant is to be used.

PLOT027E Metric <metric> is not owned by source <source>

A metric variable name and source were specified. The metric is not owned by the specified source data collector.

PLOT028E Plotlib <member> error: <statement>

The plotlib member contains invalid statements.