Reason:
The VMBRITS utility encountered the specified error when rewinding a tape.
Action:
To determine the problem. Correct the problem and run VMBRITS again, see the IBM documentation for the CP REWIND command.
Reason:
VMBRITS requests that a tape be mounted on the device defined at virtual address 181. When processing a multi-volume series, mount requests for the second and subsequent volumes in the series will specify the volser. VMBRITS issues message 0004I and waits for you to respond.
Action:
Attach a tape drive at virtual address 181 and mount the tape. Press ENTER to indicate to VMBRITS that the tape is ready. To end VMBRITS processing at this point, respond to message 0004I by typing END.
Reason:
This message follows message 0003I. See message 0003I for more information. VMBRITS waits for you to respond.
Action:
To end VMBRITS processing at this point, type END. See message 0003I for more information.
Reason:
VMBRITS issues this message during initialization. Initialization continues.
Action:
None.
Reason:
When you use the Reduce Tape Remounts feature, if CA VM:Backup encounters an error while backing up a minidisk, it stops backing up the minidisk. Under some circumstances, CA VM:Backup leaves a partial backup of a minidisk on the tape. To indicate that this backup is not a valid backup of the minidisk, CA VM:Backup writes a cancellation record immediately following the partial backup. VMBRITS issues message 0018I when it detects a cancellation record; this is not a problem. VMBRITS processing continues.
Action:
None.
Reason:
VMBRITS issues this message periodically as it processes your request.
Action:
None.
Reason:
The tape from which data is to be restored was not created by CA VM:Backup. It contains either an invalid UHL1 record or an unrecognized record. The tape may have been reinitialized. VMBRITS processing ends.
Action:
Start VMBRITS again. Mount a valid CA VM:Backup tape when prompted for the tape from which to restore data. The CA VM:Backup system administrator can contact Technical Support.
Reason:
The tape contains only the VOL1 and HDR1 header labels. This indicates that the tape has been reinitialized. VMBRITS processing ends.
Action:
When a tape is reinitialized, you cannot use the VMBRITS utility to restore data from the tape. You cannot recover the CA VM:Backup data on the tape. Verify that you have selected the correct tape. Start the VMBRITS utility again using a tape that has not been reinitialized.
Reason:
The VMBRITS utility uses the READLREC routine to read data on the tape. The READLREC routine encountered an error while attempting to read a header or trailer record on the tape.
Action:
The CA VM:Backup system administrator must contact Technical Support.
Reason:
A permanent I/O error occurred while reading a tape record. This can be caused by media or hardware failure. Any data contained in the failed record cannot be read by the VMBRITS utility. Processing ends.
Action:
If a copy of the failed tape exists, use the copy instead. If no copy exists, clean the tape drive or use another tape drive. If the problem persists, perform a service check on the tape drive subsystem. Check the output reports carefully to determine which files or minidisks may be affected by the I/O error.
Reason:
The VMBRITS utility uses the READLREC routine to read data on the tape. The READLREC routine encountered an error while attempting to read tape records on the tape.
Action:
The CA VM:Backup system administrator must contact Technical Support.
Reason:
This is the volser information contained in the header label on the tape. Processing continues.
Action:
None.
Reason:
This is the name of the data set currently being processed. Processing continues.
Action:
None.
Reason:
The volume sequence number indicates the relative position of a tape within a multivolume series. Processing continues.
Action:
None.
Reason:
This is the data set sequence number of the data set currently being processed. The data set sequence number indicates the relative position of a data set on a tape. Processing continues.
Action:
None.
Reason:
This is the date when the data set being processed was created. Processing continues.
Action:
None.
Reason:
This is the date on which the data set being processed expires. Processing continues.
Action:
None.
Reason:
This message displays the previous volume in a multivolume series. Processing continues.
Action:
None.
Reason:
This message displays the volsers of the copies of this tape. Processing continues.
Action:
None.
Reason:
VMBRITS finished processing the indicated data set on this tape. Processing continues.
Action:
None.
Reason:
VMBRITS finished processing the indicated tape and issues message 0003I asking you to mount the next tape in the multivolume series.
Action:
Mount the tape volume requested by message 0003I.
Reason:
This message indicates the next tape in a multivolume series. Processing continues.
Action:
None.
Reason:
VMBRITS has written information about the restored data to the indicated file on your minidisk or directory accessed at filemode A. If tapes remain to be processed in a multivolume series, VMBRITS asks you to mount the next volume in the series with message 0003I. If all volumes have been processed, VMBRITS ends.
Action:
None, unless message 0003I is issued. If it is, respond appropriately.
Reason:
VMBRITS asks for the user ID and the virtual address of the minidisk to be restored. VMBRITS issues message 0077I and waits for you to respond.
Action:
To specify the minidisk to be restored, enter the user ID followed by the virtual address of the minidisk. To proceed with the restore if you have already specified all of the minidisks you want to restore, respond to message 0077I by pressing ENTER.
Reason:
VMBRITS asks for the virtual address of the minidisk to receive the restore. VMBRITS waits for you to respond.
Action:
Enter the virtual address of the minidisk on your user ID that is to receive the restored data.
Reason:
The information you entered in response to message 0069R is incorrect. Either the user ID or the virtual address is missing or invalid. VMBRITS issues message 0073R.
Action:
See message 0073R.
Reason:
This message follows message 0072E. VMBRITS waits for you to respond.
Action:
Press ENTER. VMBRITS issues message 0069R again. See message 0069R for more information.
Reason:
VMBRITS asks you to enter the names of the files to be restored. VMBRITS also issues messages 0076I and 0077I and waits for you to respond.
Action:
Enter the filename and filetype of the file to be restored. You can enter more than one filename filetype pair on an input line. After you enter each input line, message 0079R asks you to enter the next input line. You can use the pattern matching characters * and %. Specify * * to restore all the files on the minidisk. When you finish entering all of the files to be restored, respond to message 0077I by pressing ENTER.
Reason:
This message follows message 0075R. More than one filename filetype can be entered on a single input line.
Action:
None.
Reason:
This message follows messages 0069R, 0075R and 0076I. VMBRITS waits for you to respond.
Action:
To stop VMBRITS from issuing requests for minidisk information (message 0069R) or file information (message 0075R), press ENTER. See message 0069R or 0075R for more information.
Reason:
You did not provide enough information when responding to message 0075R request for files to be restored. VMBRITS issues message 0075R again.
Action:
Enter at least one filename filetype pair on the input line.
Reason:
See message 0075R.
Action:
See message 0075R.
Reason:
VMBRITS has located one of the minidisks selected for restoring. The restore begins.
Action:
None.
Reason:
An error occurred while accessing the minidisk to receive the restored data. The specified code is the error code returned by the CMS ACCESS command. VMBRITS ends abnormally without restoring any data.
Action:
For an explanation of code, see the IBM documentation on the CMS ACCESS command. Correct the problem with the target minidisk and run VMBRITS again.
Reason:
The target minidisk is not blocked at the same blocksize as the minidisk being restored. VMBRITS issues message 0085R.
Action:
See message 0085R.
Reason:
The minidisk you specified to receive restored data cannot be written to because it is linked read-only. VMBRITS issues message 0085R.
Action:
See message 0085R.
Reason:
This message follows messages 0083R and 0084R. These messages indicate a problem with the target minidisk. See these messages for more information. VMBRITS waits for you to respond.
Action:
Take the appropriate action:
Reason:
While VMBRITS was restoring the indicated minidisk, the target minidisk filled up.
Action:
Either clear some space on the target minidisk or specify a different target minidisk.
Reason:
VMBRITS found the indicated minidisk on the tape but did not restore it because no virtual address was entered in response to message 0085R. Processing continues.
Action:
If this message was issued because of problems with the target minidisk, either go on to the next restore or correct the problem with the target minidisk and try the restore again.
Reason:
VMBRITS has finished processing the indicated minidisk. VMBRITS ends.
Action:
None.
Reason:
VMBRITS is restoring the indicated file. The number of records in the file is records. The date and time the file was last modified by the user before it was backed up are date and time respectively. Processing continues.
Action:
None.
Reason:
VMBRITS issues this message before displaying the list of files being restored. Processing continues.
Action:
None.
Reason:
An error occurred while restoring a file to the target minidisk. This minidisk may be full. Processing continues with the next file.
Action:
If the target minidisk is full, either clear some space on it or define a different target minidisk. If the target minidisk is not full, notify your CA VM:Backup system administrator.
Reason:
The minidisk you are trying to restore was backed up in an encrypted format. VMBRITS cannot restore encrypted data. The minidisk is skipped and processing continues.
Action:
None.
Reason:
A file was not restored because another file with the same name already exists on the target minidisk. Processing continues with the next file.
Action:
Either rename or erase the file on the target minidisk before using VMBRITS to restore the backup version of the file.
Reason:
The minidisk you tried to restore was backed up in either a physical or CMS ALLOC format. VMBRITS cannot restore data backed up in non-CMS format. This minidisk is skipped and processing continues.
Action:
None.
Reason:
The VMBRITS utility encountered a severe error. For an explanation of the error. VMBRITS processing ends, see the previous message.
Action:
To determine how to correct the problem, see the response of the previous message.
Reason:
During a VMBRITS job, an error occurred while writing the report to the A-disk. The return code from EXECIO is code. VMBRITS continues to restore without writing information to the report.
Action:
To receive a complete report, either clear some space on the A-disk or define a larger minidisk. Start VMBRITS again.
Reason:
When VMBRITS issued a message requesting that you specify the minidisk to restore, you specified the minidisk and an option that is not valid. The only valid option is MATCHTAG tag. This option tells VMBRITS to search for the minidisk that has the specified tag and only restore the minidisk if it finds a minidisk with the exact tag. The tag was associated with the domain and written to tape either when the domain was backed up or during an MPC job. Only an authorized client, such as CA VM:Archiver, can associate a tag with a domain on tape during a backup or MPC job.
Action:
VMBRITS issues message 0101R to request the information again. If the minidisk you want to restore was backed up in a CA VM:Backup backup, do not specify an option. If the minidisk you want to restore was not backed up in a CA VM:Backup backup and has a tag associated with it, enter the MATCHTAG option specifying the correct tag.
Reason:
See message 0100E.
Action:
Enter the requested information in the indicated format. For more information, see message 0100E.
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