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This section lists new/changed messages for this release that are not related to the new enhancements. Enhanced features have new and changed messages. For more information, see the chapter for each enhancement feature.
Reason:
An invalid parameter, xxxxxxxx, was specified on the EXEC statement PARM field for XCOMJOB or the CA XCOM Data Transport server.
Action:
For a description of the PARM keyword parameters, see the chapter The Batch Interface in the CA XCOM Data Transport for z/OS User Guide.
Reason:
A file transfer completed successfully. The number of logical records transmitted was yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy. Periods replace leading zeroes. In the history record and ISPF displays, leading zeroes are removed.
Action:
None
Reason:
A file transfer request with a remote computer has completed successfully. The total number of records received was xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx. Periods replace leading zeroes. In the history record and ISPF displays, leading zeroes are removed.
Action:
None
Reason:
CA XCOM Data Transport was about to open the XCOMRRDS Restart File but VSAM indicated that the DD statement was missing. The CA XCOM Data Transport Server terminates with RC=8.
Action:
Ensure that the XCOMRRDS DD statement is included in the CA XCOM Data Transport server JCL.
Reason:
CA XCOM Data Transport was attempting to open the XCOMRRDS Restart File but VSAM returned an error code of xx yy. This return code is documented in the IBM documentation. The CA XCOM Data Transport Server terminates with RC=8.
Action:
None
Reason:
CA XCOM Data Transport has successfully opened the XCOMRRDS Restart File but the file was not defined as an RRDS file. The CA XCOM Data Transport Server terminates with RC=8.
Action:
Ensure that the procedures for defining the RRDS file are followed correctly.
Reason:
CA XCOM Data Transport has successfully opened the XCOMRRDS Restart File but the record length that is defined for the file is not XXXX bytes. The CA XCOM Data Transport Server terminates with RC=8.
Action:
Ensure that the procedures for defining the XCOMRRDS Restart File are followed correctly.
Reason:
CA XCOM Data Transport has successfully completed a receive type file transfer. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx blocks and yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy records were received. Periods replace leading zeroes. In the history record and ISPF displays, leading zeroes are removed.
Action:
None
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx BLOCKS yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy RECS SENT
Reason:
CA XCOM Data Transport has successfully completed a send type file transfer. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx blocks and yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy records were sent. Periods replace leading zeroes. In the history record and ISPF displays, leading zeroes are removed.
Action:
None
Reason:
The CA XCOM Data Transport server is being started with the xxxx parameter for the QSTART option. The following explains the meaning of each possible QSTART option.
WARM: The XCOMRRDS transfer queue data set is being read sequentially, and all transfer requests that were pending when the server was last shutdown will be queued for execution with the same status values at the time the server was terminated.
COLD: All XCOMRRDS transfer request entries in the queue will be deleted, regardless of status. This has the same basic effect as reinitializing the XCOMRRDS data set.
HOLD: The XCOMRRDS transfer queue data set is being read sequentially, and all LOCALLY initiated transfer requests that were pending when the server was last shutdown will be placed in the server queue with a HOLD status.
Action:
None
Reason:
The attempt to open the XCOMRRDS data set has failed with return code x'08' and fdbk2 code x'A8', which indicates that the data set is already open by another task. The value that is displayed for RRDS= is the name of the data set that was being opened. The CA XCOM Data Transport Server terminates with RC=8.
Action:
Ensure that the XCOMRRDS DD statement references the correct data set name, or identify the task that has it open and close it.
Reason:
Due to inactivity based on the timer setting of the DROPSESS configuration parameter, the SNASVCMG session for the specified LU has been dropped.
Action:
None.
Reason:
Informational message indicating that a default options table was loaded on startup of the CA XCOM Data Transport server or admin, or as part of a batch job. A new configuration member replaces the use of the default option table and will be removed from the product in a future release.
Action:
None. The default options table is converted to a configuration member and resides in the first dataset that is defined as part of XCOMCNTL.
Reason:
Informational message indicating where to locate information about the new configuration members.
Action:
None.
Reason:
Informational message indicating that the XCOMPLEX Admin Server is deprecated and replaced by PLEXQ which does not require an Admin server.
Action:
None.
Reason:
Informational message indicating where to locate information about using PLEXQ for XCOMPLEX services.
Action:
None.
Reason:
Not enough storage is available to process SYSIN01 parameters.
Action:
Run the batch job in a larger region.
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