Reason:
Dynamic Reports contain an index generate during initial processing of the report. This index cannot be reproduced without the original report; therefore, the /DELETE INDEX function is not supported for Dynamic Reports.
Action:
Verify that the correct report has been specified. Remove the INDEX parameter if the report is a Dynamic Report.
Reason:
The SARSECUX security user exit or external security did not allow access to the SYSOUT group.
Action:
Consult with your security administrator or system programming group to determine the reason why the authorization was not provided.
Reason:
The ID parameter is specified without a SYSOUT identifier that is required on the control statement.
Action:
Change the ID parameter to include the SYSOUT identifier that is to be printed, then resubmit the print request.
Reason:
The CA Deliver report was successfully queued to print.
Action:
None. This message is informational.
Reason:
The CA Deliver report was successfully queued for download to a PC. The download process can be completed at the user's discretion from the online retrieval interface.
Action:
None. This message is informational.
Reason:
The requested SYSOUT group does not exist in the master index. This is normally caused by a misspelled SYSOUT identifier, a backup cycle deleting the SYSOUT group before completion of the print process or the manual deletion of the SYSOUT group by using the online retrieval facility or batch retrieval facility (SARBCH).
Action:
Verify the existence of the SYSOUT group. If the SYSOUT identifier (ID), generation (GEN), and/or sequence number (SEQ) was specified incorrectly, change the parameter specification, and then resubmit the print request.
Reason:
The print request referenced a SYSOUT group that is not archived by CA Deliver.
Action:
Either change the SYSOUT identifier (ID parameter) to specify a CA Deliver report, or print the report with the /PRINT control statement.
Reason:
The requested report does not exist in the master index. This is normally caused by a backup cycle deleting the report before completion of the print process, or the manual deletion of the report by using the online retrieval facility or batch retrieval facility (SARBCH).
Action:
Verify the existence of the report. If the report identifier (ID), generation (GEN), and/or sequence number (SEQ) was specified incorrectly, change the respective parameter, and then resubmit the print request.
Reason:
I/O operation against the CA Deliver database failed. The error message can range from a severe error condition such as physical or logical I/O error, to non-severe error condition such as record not found or database not defined.
Action:
If a database not found message is produced, verify that the EXPRESS initialization parameter references the correct database. Also, verify that there is a STEPLIB statement for the CA Deliver load modules in:
If a record not found message is produced, the respective identifier may have to be removed from the print request. See your CA Deliver documentation to remedy severe error conditions.
Reason:
The syntax of the DIST parameter is invalid. This is normally caused by unbalanced parentheses or excessive parentheses.
Action:
Review the syntax of the DIST parameter on the /EPRINT control statement, correct the parameter specification, and then resubmit the reprint request.
Reason:
The distribution identifier in the DIST parameter contains invalid characters or too many characters. The distribution identifier can be from 1 to 32 characters in length and consists of alphanumeric, and national ($, @, or #) characters.
Action:
Review the syntax of the DIST parameter on the /EPRINT control statement, correct the parameter specification, and then resubmit the print request.
Reason:
The destination field in the DIST parameter contains invalid characters or too many characters. The destination field can be from 1 to 17 characters in length and consists of two qualifiers that are alphanumeric, and national ($, @, or #) characters.
Action:
Review the syntax of the DIST parameter on the /EPRINT control statement, correct the parameter specification, and then resubmit the print request.
Reason:
The syntax of the INST parameter is invalid. This can be caused by unbalanced quotes, excessive quotes (quotes within non-quoted string), invalid separator (blank, comma, or parenthesis not following quoted string), or too many characters in text string (maximum of 74 characters).
Action:
Review the syntax of the INST parameter on the /EPRINT control statement, correct the parameter specification, and then resubmit the print request.
Reason:
You have tried to print a CA Deliver report without specifying any DIST IDs that are getting the report.
Action:
Specify either at least one receiving DIST ID or switch to SAR MODE and retry the print request. You can switch to SAR MODE by either typing SAR in the command area and pressing Enter, or by typing MODE SAR in the command line of the primary menu and pressing Enter.
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