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This group includes messages for the Control-D, Control-D/Image, and Control-D/Page on Demand products.
Explanation: An error was encountered while attempting to connect to the session manager. Printing to the CTDS destination failed because the session manager interface could not establish a connection.
The printing job fails.
Corrective Action: Fix the problem and reprint the report.
Explanation: There is insufficient storage available for program processing.
The job is not run.
Corrective Action: Increase the value of the REGION parameter and rerun the job.
Explanation: This message includes a message text (text) returned from the communication program. This message is issued together with other error messages and clarifies the cause of the problem.
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: The session manager interface program was invoked with an invalid argument. The error occurred in the application using the session manager interface.
The report is not sent to the session manager.
Corrective Action: Fix the application program.
Explanation: An error was encountered while attempting to access the CTDSPARM member in the CTD PARM library. The program cannot read the CTDSPARM member.
The attempt to read the CTDSPARM member fails.
Corrective Action: Check if the CTDSPARM member exists in the CTD PARM library, and if the CTD PARM library is allocated.
Explanation: An error was encountered while loading a translation table, for example, from EBCDIC to ASCII.
The printing job fails.
Corrective Action: Correct the problem and rerun the printing job.
Explanation: An error was encountered during session termination. The session manager interface was not able to terminate the session manager connection.
The printing job fails.
Corrective Action: Fix the connection problem and rerun the printing job.
Explanation: The interface program cannot connect with the session manager, because a default HOST and/or PORT is not defined in the CTDSPARM member.
The connection fails.
Corrective Action: Specify defaults for HOST and PORT.
Explanation: An error occurred during dynamic allocation of a PAG file in the printing process.
The dynamic allocation request fails.
Corrective Action: Analyze the return and reason code, fix the problem accordingly, and perform the print request again.
Explanation: An attempt has been made to print a report to a Control-D/Delivery Server destination by means of a user entry, but no corresponding $SYSDATA entry was found.
The probable cause is that the relevant $SYSDATA record was deleted manually.
The report is not printed to the destination.
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: The format of a parameter value in the CTDSPARM member is invalid. The value began with a single quotation mark (') or double quotation marks ("), but did not end with the same type of quotation marks.
The invalid parameter value is ignored. The report is not printed.
Corrective Action: Examine the CTDSPARM member and insert a valid value where necessary.
Explanation: This information message provides the report name for the accompanying message.
Corrective Action: Examine the accompanying message and its user response, and take the appropriate corrective action.
Explanation:This message is issued when a print mission tries to send a subscription for printing a report or for notification to the Control-D/Delivery Server but the External Destination dest specified in the subscription record does not exist in the External Destinations List.
The report or notification is not sent to the Control-D Delivery Server.
Corrective Action:1. Define the External Destination dest in the External Destinations List (for more details see Control-D and Control-V User Guide) or change the External Destination in the subscription record to one that exists in the External Destination List using CTVUPINV utility.
2. Rerun the problematic print mission.
3. If you changed the External Destination to an existing one, change it also in the CTDSPARM member so that this destination is used by the next subscriptions.
Explanation:The e-mail body text cannot be read from the memname member specified in the BODYTEXT parameter of CTDS DESTINATION ATTRIBUTES. The return code rc can have the following values:
The attached to e-mail report is distributed without an e-mail body text. Print mission or Immediate print ends OK.
Corrective Action:Check the BODYTEXT parameter in CTDS DESTINATION ATTRIBUTES and the content of the specified member. Fix the problem and print the report again.
Explanation:The e-mail recipients list cannot be read from the memname member specified in the RECIPIENT parameter of CTDS DESTINATION ATTRIBUTES. The return code rc can have the following values:
The report is not distributed to the e-mail addresses specified in the member.
If additional e-mail addresses are specified in the RECIPIENT parameter or in the CTD tree recipient entry, the report is distributed to these e-mail addresses and the Print mission or Immediate print ends with the status OK.
If additional e-mail addresses are not specified, the report is not distributed. The CTDI0HE message follows this message and the Print mission or Immediate print ends with the status NOT OK.
Corrective Action:Check the RECIPIENT parameter in CTDS DESTINATION ATTRIBUTES. Fix the problem and print the report again.
Explanation:No e-mail addresses are resolved to report distribution when report is printed to CTDS destination of email type.
The report is not distributed and the Print mission or Immediate print ends NOT OK.
Corrective Action:Check the IOA Log for additional messages associated with this printing. Check the RECIPIENT parameter specified in the CTDS destname Destination Attribute. Fix the problem and print the report again.
Explanation: The number of consecutive errors encountered while attempting to connect to the Control-D/Delivery Server exceeded the value of the DATA parameter in optional wish WVN019.
Optional wish WVN019 is set to NO for the current Printing Mission.
Corrective Action: Look for additional messages on the System and IOA Logs. Fix the problem and restart the PRINT mission.
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