The following messages are issued for database field validation:
Specifies UCC7JLIB, UCC7VRM, UCC7ARF, or UCC7DMPQ and indicates the file from which the record was read.
Identifies the internal r11.3 identifier for the field that did not pass the validation.
Sometimes, simply updating the element that is identified in the first part of the dumped record corrects this type of issue.
Identifies the data set name in the IDS entry that has one or more invalid creation dates.
Note: This message is also issued for networks.
You can issue an LCTLG command to display the invalid entry and provide more information about any entries to delete.
To update the SCBDATE field, use the CTLG command with TYPE=REPL for the DSN.
Note: For more information about CTLG and LCTLG, see the Command Reference Guide.
Contact CA Support for assistance.
A schedule member whose type and number are identified in the dumped record has an invalid ISE schedule class.
Contact CA Support for assistance.
A schedule member whose type and number are identified in the dumped record has an invalid ISE schedule class.
Update the workstation schedule due out time on the DB.2.3-E panel.
Identifies the job that references an undefined data set number.
Identifies the undefined DSNBR that is referenced.
You can correct this type of issue by removing the references to the identified DSNBR from the job. This correction includes updating job DSN requirements, reloading the job’s JCL, or both.
015 Job xxxxxxxx has duplicate requirements for DSNBR xxxxxxxx and SCHID yyyyyyyy
Job xxxxxxxx has multiple requirements for the same DSNBR and SCHID. Use the DB.3.1 panel to remove the duplicate requirement.
016 Job# nnnn has multiple unsatisfied requirements for JOB|USR yyyyyy
Identifies the CA 7 job number that references an unsatisfied requirement.
Identifies the CA 7 JOB or USR requirement that is a duplicate.
You can correct this issue by posting all but one of the duplicate requirements using the XQ command.
A date/time field is automatically corrected during the conversion process.
Identifies the type of field (such as last maintenance date) that is changing.
Identifies the value that is assigned to the field.
Identifies the object (such as a job name or a data set name) of the object that is corrected during the conversion.
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