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Messages COS600 through COS6xx

This group includes messages for the Control-O product.

COS620I CONTROL-O COSMOS INITALIZATION STARTED. CTOCOS release APAR apar

Explanation: Control-O issues the message when starting the Control-O Status Monitoring System (COSMOS) and displays the version and the level of the COSMOS main module CTOCOS.

Corrective Action: No action is required.

COS621I CONTROL-O COSMOS STARTED

Explanation: This information message indicates that the Control-O Status Monitoring System (COSMOS) has been started in response to an operator command or as part of the Control-O startup process.

Corrective Action: No action is required.

COS622S CONTROL-O COSMOS TERMINATION ERROR

Explanation: COSMOS terminated after an error was detected. This message is accompanied by other messages which explain the cause of the error.

COSMOS ends with errors.

Corrective Action: Examine the accompanying messages for the cause of the problem, and correct it as appropriate.

COS623I CONTROL-O COSMOS ENDED

Explanation: This information message indicates COSMOS terminated in response to an operator command or as part of the Control-O shutdown process.

Corrective Action: No action is required.

COS624S OPEN OF DDNAME ddName FAILED

Explanation: COSMOS was unable to open the file referenced by the ddName DD statement.

Possible causes are:

COSMOS ends with errors.

Corrective Action: Check the Control-O starting procedure JCL to verify that the DD statement and the file referenced by it exist.

COS625S READ ERROR FOR ddName

Explanation: COSMOS is unable to read the file referenced by the ddName DD statement.

Possible causes are:

COSMOS ends with errors.

Corrective Action: Check that the appropriate file name is referenced correctly.

COS626S CONTROL-O COSMOS INITIALIZATION ERROR

Explanation: An error was detected during COSMOS initialization. This message is accompanied by other messages that describe the error that occurred.

COSMOS shuts down.

Corrective Action: Examine the accompanying messages for more information about the initialization error.

COS627S CONTROL-O COSMOS MISSING OBJECT PLB

Explanation: The pool of AutoEdit variables containing the Objects cannot be found. A search is made for this pool during COSMOS initialization.

COSMOS shuts down.

Corrective Action: Check if the object pool defined in the COSMOLST member was defined in DAGLBLST and exists in memory.

COS628S CONTROL-O COSMOS MISSING METHOD PLB

Explanation: The pool of AutoEdit variables containing the Methods cannot be found. A search is made for this pool during COSMOS initialization.

COSMOS shuts down.

Corrective Action: Check if the method pool defined in the COSMOLST member was defined in DAGLBLST and exists in memory.

COS629S CONTROL-O COSMOS MISSING PREREQ PLB

Explanation: The pool of AutoEdit variables containing the Prerequisites cannot be found. A search is made for this pool during COSMOS initialization.

COSMOS shuts down.

Corrective Action: Check if the prerequisites pool defined in the COSMOLST member was defined in DAGLBLST and exists in memory.

COS630S CONTROL-O COSMOS GETMAIN ERROR FOR CDT

Explanation: COSMOS failed to acquire storage for the CDT control block. CDT is a required internal control block for COSMOS.

COSMOS shuts down.

Corrective Action: Check if the storage defined for the ECSA (Extended Common Service Area) is large enough. If not, increase the ECSA size.

COS631S CONTROL-O COSMOS GETMAIN ERROR FOR RESTEXT

Explanation: COSMOS subtask failed to allocate a working area.

COSMOS terminated. Control-O continues to operate.

Corrective Action: Check MVS GETMAIN messages that appear in the SYSLOG and try to solve the problem.

COS632S CONTROL-O COSMOS POOL poolname WAS NOT LOADED GLOBAL VARIABLE DATABASE.

Explanation: COSMOS subtask tries to initiate the COSMOS environment but the pool was not loaded.

COSMOS terminated. Control-O continues to operate.

Corrective Action:

  1. Check that the pool name is correct in COSMOLST and if not, correct it. If the pool name is missing, add it to the DAGLBLST, then load the pool name.
  2. Check that pool name is in the DAGLBLST and its characteristics are correct.

If the pool name's characteristics are incorrect stop and start the Control-O monitor. After correcting the error you can restart COSMOS.

COS633S CONTROL-O COSMOS POOL poolname MAX ROW IS ZERO.

Explanation: COSMOS subtask tries to initiate the COSMOS environment but the pool cannot be used by COSMOS because it cannot contain any data.

COSMOS terminated. Control-O continues to operate.

Corrective Action: Correct the pool definition in IOA Global Variable Database then load it again using LOADGLOBAL=poolname modify command.

COS634I CONTROL-O COSMOS HEADER MODE=mode PRE-REQUISITE=poolname OP-FLAGS=flags FSM-FLAGS=flags

Explanation: COSMOS subtask displays record type "H" from COSMOLST.

MODE=mode - default status of COSMOS' objects

PRE-REQUISITE=poolname - name of prerequisite pool

OP-FLAGS=flags - COSMOS operation flags

FSM-FLAGS=flags - COSMOS control flags

For details on the flags, refer to the Control-O/COSMOS User Guide

Corrective Action: No action is required.

COS635I CONTROL-O COSMOS OBJECTS source_pool-operating_pool METHOD method MODE=mode UP=up DOWN=down UNKNOWN=unknown

Explanation: COSMOS subtask displays record type "T" from COSMOLST.

OBJECTS source_pool-operating_pool - name of COSMOS source and its operating pool name

METHOD method - method's pool name for objects of this pair of pools

MODE=mode - default mode for objects of this pair of pools

UP=up - the code used in this pool pair to represent the UP state

DOWN=down - the code used in this pool pair to represent the DOWN state

UNKNOWN=unknown - the code used in this pool pair to represent the UNKNOWN state

Corrective Action: No action is required.

COS636I CONTROL-O COSMOS SYSTEMS a b c d e f g

Explanation: COSMOS subtask displays record type "C" from COSMOLST.

a-g are the system names in the record

Corrective Action: No action is required.

COS637S CONTROL-O COSMOS SYSTEM system IS NOT IN COSMOS SYSTEMS LIST

Explanation: COSMOS subtask displays the started system whose name is not included in record type "C" from COSMOLST.

COSMOS terminated. Control-O continues to operate.

Corrective Action: Add the started system to record type "C" in COSMOLST. Start COSMOS again.

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