Messages CTDT00 through CTDTxx

This group includes messages for the Control-D, Control-D/Image, and Control-D/Page on Demand products.

CTDT01I TRANSFER START GROUP groupId REPORT repId

Explanation: This information message indicates that the transfer of the repId report in the groupId group from the Control-D Session Agent started.

Corrective Action: No action is required.

CTDT02I TRANSFER ENDED OK GROUP groupId, BYTES numBytes (trfr_rate BYTES/SEC), REPORT repId

Explanation: This information message indicates that the transfer of the repId report in the groupId group from the Control-D Session Agent ended successfully.

The variables in this message are:

• groupId - the identity of the group that contains repId
• repId - the identity of the report that was transferred
• numBytes - the number of bytes transferred
• trfr_rate - the transfer rate, in bytes per second

Corrective Action: No action is required.

CTDT04E FUNCTION func WAS SUPRESSED BY CTDSE27/CTDX027 EXIT GROUP groupId REPORT repId

Explanation: A File Transfer option function has been suppressed, either by Control-D Security Exit 27, or by Control-D User Exit 27.

The variables in this message are:

• func - the File Transfer option function that was suppressed
• groupId - the identity of the group that contains repId
• repId - the identity of the report that was to be transferred

The repId report is not transferred.

Corrective Action: If you use Control-D Security Exit 27 to perform some special function instead of or in addition to the standard function, no intervention is required.

Otherwise, correct Control-D Security Exit 27 or Control-D User Exit 27.

CTDT05E UNEXPECTED RETURN CODE rc FOR FUNCTION func FROM CTDSE27/CTDX027 EXIT GROUP groupId REPORT repId

Explanation: An unexpected return code was returned by either Control-D User Exit 27 or Control-D Security Exit 27.

The variables in this message are:

• rc - the return code
• func - the function that was being performed when rc was returned
• groupId - the identity of the group that contains repId
• repId - the identity of the report on which func was being performed

The transfer of repId from the Control-D Session Agent is terminated.

Corrective Action: Correct Control-D Security Exit 27 or Control-D User Exit 27.

CTDT06E ERROR IN FTOPARM errorText

Explanation: An error was found in the text of a member in the Control-D FTOPARM library.

The transfer of the current message from the Control-D Session Agent is terminated.

Corrective Action: Correct the problematic text in the Control-D FTOPARM library.

CTDT07E TRANSFER HAS BEEN TERMINATED GROUP groupId, BYTES numBytes (trfr_rate BYTES/SEC), REPORT repId

Explanation: The transfer of a report has been terminated.

The variables in this message are:

• groupId - the identity of the group that contains repId
• numBytes - the number of bytes transferred
• trfr_rate - the transfer rate, in bytes per second
• repId - the identity of the report that was being transferred

The transfer of repId is terminated.

Corrective Action: Examine accompanying messages that explain the reason for the termination of this transfer.

CTDT08E TRANSFER ENDED NOT OK GROUP groupId, BYTES numBytes (trfr_rate BYTES/SEC), REPORT repId

Explanation: The transfer of a report ended unsuccessfully (NOT OK).

The variables in this message are:

• groupId - the identity of the group that contains repId
• numBytes - the number of bytes transferred
• trfr_rate - the transfer rate, in bytes per second
• repId - the identity of the report that was being transferred

Corrective Action: Examine accompanying messages that explain the reason for the transfer ending NOT OK.

CTDTR0I CTDUPTR UTILITY STARTED

Explanation: This information message indicates that CTDUPTR, the utility that updates the Control-D recipient tree, has begun.

Corrective Action: No action is required.

CTDTR1I CTDUPTR UTILITY COMPLETED SUCCESSFULLY

Explanation: This information message indicates that the CTDUPTR utility finished without errors.

Corrective Action: No action is required.

CTDTR2E CTDUPTR UTILITY ENDED WITH ERRORS

Explanation: This information message indicates that the CTDUPTR utility discovered problems during processing. Additional information on the problems discovered is available in the job log.

The utility stops.

Corrective Action: Examine the job log for error messages describing the problem. Make any necessary corrections and rerun the utility.

CTDTR3I CONTROL-D RECIPIENT TREE MEMBER memname SAVED

Explanation: This information message indicates that the Control-D recipient tree member (memname) has been updated by the CTDUPTR utility and saved in the library.

Corrective Action: No action is required.

CTDTR4E INVALID PARAMETER: parm

Explanation: The parm input parameter specified in the JCL for the CTDUPTR utility is not valid.

The utility stops.

Corrective Action: Correct the invalid input parameter (parm) in the JCL and rerun the utility.

CTDTR5E THE PARAMETER parm MUST BE SPECIFIED

Explanation: The parm input parameter for the CTDUPTR utility is missing. The CTDUPTR utility requires the parm parameter.

The utility stops.

Corrective Action: Add the missing parameter to the JCL and rerun the utility.

CTDTR6E REDUNDANT PARAMETER: parm

Explanation: The parm input parameter for the CTDUPTR utility has already been specified. The same parameter is specified twice.

The utility stops.

Corrective Action: Remove the extra input parameter from the JCL and rerun the utility.

CTDTR7E NO OPERATIONS SPECIFIED IN THE INPUT PARAMETERS

Explanation: No operations have been found in the input parameters for the CTDUPTR utility. The input parameters should contain at least one of the following operations:

• SELECT
• DELETE
• INSERT
• COPY

The utility stops.

Corrective Action: Correct the input parameters and rerun the job.

CTDTR8E RECIPIENT LEVEL lv IS NOT DEFINED IN CTDPARM

Explanation: The recipient level lv specified in the input parameter for the CTDUPTR utility is not found in the available levels list in CTDPARM.

The utility stops.

Corrective Action: Use the following procedure:

1. Examine the input parameters in the JCL.
2. Do one of the following actions:
3. Correct the value for the recipient level
4. Add the new level to CTDPARM
5. Rerun the utility.

CTDTR9I CTDUPTR UTILITY IS RUNNING IN SIMULATION MODE

Explanation: This information message indicates that the CTDUPTR utility is running in simulation mode because the MODE=TEST parameter has been specified.

The utility issues the updating report but does not save the updated Recipient tree member in the library.

Corrective Action: If all update actions in the issued report are correct, set the MODE parameter to PROD (MODE=PROD) and run the utility to update the Recipient Tree.

CTDTRAW RECIPIENT recipient name IS NOT DELETED BECAUSE IT HAS CHILD ELEMENTS

Explanation: This warning message is issued when a DELETE operation is specified, without the WITHCHILD parameter, for a recipient that has child elements.

The utility skips the DELETE operation and continues processing.

Corrective Action: Use the following procedure:

1. Verify the specified recipient and all its child elements should be deleted.
2. If the recipient should be deleted, add the WITHCHILD parameter to the DELETE operation.
3. Rerun the utility.

CTDTRBI NUMBER OF RECIPIENTS IN THE TREE IS nnnnnnn.

Explanation: This information message indicates that the Control-D Recipient tree contains nnnnnn recipient entries after updating by the CTDUPTR utility.

Corrective Action: No action is required.

CTDTRCI THE RECIPIENT TREE MEMBER memname IS NOT SAVED

Explanation: This information message indicates that the CTDUPTR utility did not save the updated Recipient tree member memname in the library.

The utility issues the updating report but the updated Recipient tree member is not saved in the library.

Corrective Action: This message is issued in the following cases:

• The utility ran in TEST mode. For more information, see the explanation of message CTDTR9I.
• The utility discovered problems during processing. Examine the job log for error messages describing the problem, correct the problem and rerun the utility.

CTDTRDE RECIPIENT=recipient name, STATEMENT=statement

Explanation: This message follows the error message CTD003E and gives information on the Recipient tree member statement causing the error.

The utility stops.

Corrective Action: Use the following procedure to correct this problem:

1. Verify that the Recipient tree member name (recipient name) specified is correct.
2. If the member name is incorrect, set the MEMBER parameter to the correct value.
3. If the member name is correct, check the specified statement in this member and make the appropriate changes to fix the problem.
4. Rerun the utility.

CTDTREW RECIPIENT recipient name IS NOT FOUND TO BE COPIED

Explanation: This warning message is issued when the recipient entry, specified as the source for a COPY operation, is not found in the recipient tree.

The utility skips the COPY operation and continues processing.

Corrective Action: Correct the recipient name specified as the source to be copied and rerun the utility.

CTDTRFW NO RECIPIENTS SATISFY TO operation PARAMETERS

Explanation: This warning message indicates that no recipient entries satisfied the selection parameters specified for the SELECT or DELETE operation.

The operation is skipped and the utility continues processing.

Corrective Action: Adjust the selection parameters and rerun the utility.

CTDTRGW CTDUPTR UTILITY COMPLETED WITH WARNINGS

Explanation: This warning message indicates that the CTDUPTR utility finished processing and wrote warning messages to the job log.

The utility ends with the return code 4. If PROD mode has been specified, the updated Recipient tree member is saved in the library.

Corrective Action: Make the appropriate changes to the JCL based on the information contained in the warning messages in the job log and rerun the utility.

CTDTRHW RECIPIENT=recipient name, PARAMETER=parameter

Explanation: This message indicates the parameter line that caused the warning message (either CTDTRIW or CTDTRJW) that follows this line.

The problematic parameter line is skipped and the utility continues processing.

Corrective Action: For information on how to correct the parameter line, see the User actions for the CTDTRIW or CTDTRJW message.

CTDTRIW ENTRY SPECIFIED FOR DELETION IS NOT FOUND

Explanation: This warning message indicates that a description line, address line, synonym or authorized TSO user specified to be deleted from a recipient entry is not found. The preceding CTDTRHW message indicates the parameter line that caused the warning.

The parameter line, indicated by the CTDTRHW message, is skipped and the utility continues processing.

Corrective Action: Correct the parameter line indicated by the CTDTRHW message and rerun the utility.

CTDTRJW DUPLICATE ENTRY IS NOT ADDED

Explanation: This warning message indicates that a description line, address line, synonym or authorized TSO user specified to be added to a recipient entry already exists. The preceding CTDTRHW message indicates the parameter line that caused the warning.

The parameter line, indicated by the CTDTRHW message, is skipped and the utility continues processing

Corrective Action: Correct the parameter line indicated by the CTDTRHW message and rerun the utility.

CTDTRLI nnnnnnn NEW RECIPIENTS WERE ADDED

Explanation: This information message indicates the number of recipients (nnnnnnn) added to the Control-D recipient tree during the CTDUPTR utility run.

Corrective Action: No action is required.

CTDTRMI nnnnnnn RECIPIENTS WERE DELETED

Explanation: This information message indicates the number of recipients (nnnnnnn) deleted from the Control-D recipient tree during the CTDUPTR utility run.

Corrective Action: No action is required.

CTDTRNI nnnnnnn RECIPIENTS WERE UPDATED

Explanation: This information message indicates the number of recipients (nnnnnnn) updated in the Control-D recipient tree during the CTDUPTR utility run.

Corrective Action: No action is required.

CTDTROI nnnnnnn RECIPIENTS WERE COPIED

Explanation: This information message indicates the number of recipients (nnnnnnn) copied to another recipient in the Control-D recipient tree during the CTDUPTR utility run.

Corrective Action: No action is required.

CTDTRPE PARAMETER LENGTH EXCEEDED: parm

Explanation: The parm input parameter exceeds the maximum allowable length.

The utility stops.

Corrective Action: No action is required.

CTDTRRE RECIPIENT recipient name IS NOT VALID IN THE RECIPIENT TREE recipient tree member

Explanation: During the CTDUPTR utility run, it was detected that the specified recipient in the Control-D recipient tree has an invalid structure.

Corrective Action: Remove this recipient from the recipient tree through the Recipient Tree facility (option T on the IOA Primary Option menu), and then create it again.