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This group includes messages for the Control-M for z/OS, Control-M/Assist, Control-M/Links for z/OS, and Control-M/Restart products.
Explanation: This information message is produced by the CTMBLT Control-M utility. It accompanies other messages that identify
The variables in this message are:
Processing continues, and terminates with a nonzero return code.
Corrective Action: Correct the error and rerun the job.
Explanation: This information message is produced by the CTMBLT Control-M utility. It accompanies other messages that identify
Processing continues, and terminates with a nonzero return code.
Corrective Action: Correct the error and rerun the job.
Explanation: This information message is produced by the CTMBLT or CTMTLB Control-M utility. It usually accompanies other messages that identify
The variables in this message are:
Processing continues, and terminates with a nonzero return code.
Corrective Action: Correct the error, if necessary, and rerun the job.
If the error is a result of executing one of the Control-M conversion tools, then the following scenario occurred: The conversion created a distributed job definition, but included in the definition a parameter which is not supported in the Control-M distributed platform.
For example, if the non-supported keyword is PREV_DAY, then the conversion determined that the job definition requires a SAC parameter (the equivalent of PREV_DAY on the mainframe platform) to properly schedule the job, because of a Control-M NEWDAY time that differs from midnight. However, the PREV_DAY parameter is not valid for distributed job definitions, so the user must either manually adjust the job's scheduling criteria or change the site's NEWDAY time and rerun the conversion.
Explanation: This information message is produced by the CTMBLT Control-M utility. It accompanies other messages that identify
The variables in this message are:
Processing continues, and terminates with a nonzero return code.
Corrective Action: Correct the error and rerun the job.
Explanation: A mandatory parameter statement (parm) is missing.
Processing continues, and terminates with a nonzero return code.
For ON-CAPTURE blocks, the message contains the following text:
PARAMETER INTO/SEARCH parm IS MISSING
Where parm is the value of the ON-CAPTURE parameter (block header ID or *END) that caused the previous block to be evaluated.
Note that "INTO/SEARCH" is an abbreviation for "CAPT-INTO or CAPT-SEARCH".
Corrective Action: Add the missing statement or statements, and rerun the job.
Explanation: A CTMBLT utility keyword input statement is incorrect for one of the following reasons:
The values in this message are:
The keywd keyword input statement is not processed. Processing continues and the utility ends with a return code of 08.
Corrective Action: Correct the keyword input statement and rerun the job.
Explanation: The keywd keyword parameter is incorrectly placed within the run stream of the CMTBLT Control-M utility control statement.
Many keyword parameters in CTMBLT control statements are location-sensitive, meaning that they must be placed in the correct position within the control statement.
This error is sometimes caused by a prior error.
Processing continues, and terminates with a nonzero return code.
Corrective Action: Correct the error and rerun the job.
Explanation: The CTMBLT or CTMTBUPD Control-M utility has added/replaced or updated the tableName table in the lib library. The action was performed by the userId user or job.
For the CTMBLT utility, ignore this message if it is displayed when both the following conditions exist:
This can occur, for example, if MEM-OVERWRITE is set to ORDER or FORCE.
For the CTMTBUPD utility, the table remains unchanged if the jobs selected in the table are not affected by the update criteria (for example, if the update criteria specifies IN or OUT but no IN or OUT condition in the job definitions match).
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: The CTMBLT or CTMTBUPD Control-M utility added or replaced num tables in the job scheduling library that was specified in the LIBRARY control statement (CTMBLT only) or the DASCHD DD statement.
For the CTMTBUPD utility, there are runs after which one or more of the replaced tables appear unchanged. For more information, see message BLT89AI.
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: In the CTMBLT utility, the MODEL parameter has specified a job scheduling definition which was created in a version earlier than the current version of Control-M. The utility creates the scheduling table using that earlier scheduling definition format of the job in the MODEL parameter. This might potentially cause corruption in the newly created scheduling table due to format differences.
The utility continues, but ends with a return code of 4.
Corrective Action: To prevent this error, ensure that all jobs specified in the MODEL parameter are in the current Control-M version format. To do so, run a combination of utility CTMTLB followed by CTMBLT on the the job scheduling table specified in the MODEL statement. See the INCONTROL for z/OS Utilities Guide, utility CTMTLB for details.
Explanation: In the CTMTBUPD utility, the SEL selection criteria did not cause any job definitions to be selected.
The job ends with a return code specified by the NOUPDRC control parameter (default 0).
Corrective Action: No action is necessary.
Explanation: During the execution of the CTMBLT utility, the creation of an ‘exclude RBC’ was attempted (RBC name beginning with the character ‘!’), but the parameter EXCLURBC in the CTMPARM member of the IOA PARM library was not set to Y.
CTMBLT terminates with a return code of 8.
Corrective Action: Update the EXCLRBC parameter and rerun the CTMBLT utility.
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