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This group includes messages for the Control-M/Tape product.
Explanation: This information message indicates that the current run of the CTTSBD utility was either completed or stopped. The reason for stopping the current run of the utility is one of the following:
The utility stops execution.
Corrective Action: The action depends on the value of rsn, as follows:
Explanation: The CTTSBD utility encountered an invalid input statement or an input statement that was not in the expected order.
The utility stops execution.
Corrective Action: Check the input to the utility, correct the statement in error, and rerun the utility.
Explanation: An invalid parameter was specified in the input for the CTTSBD utility.
The utility stops execution.
Corrective Action: Check the input to the utility, correct or replace the invalid parameter, and rerun the utility.
Explanation: An inappropriate value was specified for the parm parameter in the input for the CTTSBD utility.
The utility stops execution.
Corrective Action: Check the input to the utility, correct the parameter in error, and rerun the utility.
Explanation: The CTTSBD utility was unable to open the ddName file during this run.
The utility stops execution.
Corrective Action: Check the JCL used to execute the CTTSBD utility and verify that all files used by the CTTSBD utility are allocated properly.
Explanation: The modName module or subtask of the CTTSBD utility could not be activated.
The utility stops execution.
Corrective Action: Verify that the appropriate LINKLIST and STEPLIB libraries are available to the CTTSBD utility, and that a sufficient region size is allocated for the utility.
Explanation: A syntax error was found in a multiline statement in the input for the CTTSBD utility. A continuation record was not found where expected.
The utility stops execution.
Corrective Action: Check the input to the CTTSBD utility, correct the statement in error, and rerun the utility.
Explanation: The CTTSBD utility could not run due to insufficient storage (memory).
The utility stops execution.
Corrective Action: Ensure that sufficient virtual storage is available for CTTSBD execution.
Explanation: A syntax error was found in the member containing data set group definitions for the CTTSBD utility. This message is issued when a member containing data set group definitions does not start with a GROUP statement.
The utility stops execution.
Corrective Action: Check and correct the data set group definition member referenced by the CTTSBGRP DD statement, and rerun the CTTSBD utility.
Explanation: An internal error was detected in the mod module and func function of the CTTSBD utility.
The utility stops execution.
Corrective Action: Contact BMC Customer Support. Supply the text of this message, and prepare a copy of the JCL used to execute the CTTSBD utility and any output (including the dump) that were produced by this run of the utility.
Explanation: The CTTSBD utility was unable to locate the Control-M/Tape Control Table. Control-M/Tape is not active. The CTTSBD utility can run only when Control-M/Tape is active.
The utility stops execution.
Corrective Action: Start Control-M/Tape and rerun the utility.
Explanation: This information message indicates that the CTTSBD utility has been running for the maximum amount of time specified in the TIMELIM parameter.
The utility finishes processing the INPUT volume chain of the current data set and then shuts down.
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: This information message indicates that an operator command requested shut down of the CTTSBD utility.
The utility finishes processing the current volume chain and then shuts down.
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: An attempt to run the CTTSBD utility in NORMAL mode when Control-M/Tape was not active failed. The CTTSBD utility can run in NORMAL mode only when Control-M/Tape is active. If Control-M/Tape is not active, the utility can only be run in SIMULATION mode.
The CTTSBD utility is not run.
Corrective Action: Either run the utility in SIMULATION mode, or activate Control-M/Tape before attempting to rerun the CTTSBD utility.
Explanation: The CTTSBD utility was unable to locate volume and/or data set records for the specified volser. This volume cannot be processed by the CTTSBD utility.
The CTTSBD utility stops processing the current volume chain and continues with the first data set in the next volume chain.
Corrective Action: No action is required.
Explanation: The CTTSBD utility was unable to process the specified input data set. The possible values for rsn and the appropriate action to take for each are listed in the User Response section of this message.
The CTTSBD utility stops processing the current volume chain and continues with the first data set in the next volume chain.
Corrective Action: The action to be taken depends on the reason specified in the message, as follows:
REASON rsn and Explanation |
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FAILURE IN DATASET PROCESSING |
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The utility was unable to copy the specified data set. |
Check other messages and events issued by this run of the CTTSBD utility and by the operating system to determine if the problem can be corrected. After the problem is fixed, a subsequent run of the CTTSBD utility can be used to stack the data set. |
VOLUME RECORD CHANGED |
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The Media Database record for the first volume of an input volume chain was modified between the time it was selected and the time the first data set residing on this chain was copied. |
To stack the data sets on this input volume chain, rerun the utility. Ensure that the volume or volume record is not accessed by another application during the execution of the CTTSBD utility. |
CYCLE RETENTION |
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The specified data set has a CYCLE retention type. To minimize interference with retention of other data sets, the CTTSBD utility does not process data sets with CYCLE type retention. |
The specified data set cannot be processed by the CTTSBD utility. If necessary, copy this data set using other means. |
INVALID DATA IN MDB |
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The CTTSBD utility encountered invalid information in Media Database records for the specified volume and/or data set. (This type of problem is most often a result of conversion from another tape management system.) |
Correct the records in error through the Control-M/Tape Inquire/Update screen (TI) or the CTTMUP utility. After the Media Database records have been corrected, rerun the CTTSBD utility on the abandoned volume chain. |
Explanation: The CTTSBD utility could not dynamically allocate the specified data set. This error may be due to a mismatch between the selected volume and the unit names specified by the INUNIT and OUTUNIT CTTSBD parameters, or to the unavailability of drives of the requested type.
See the appropriate IBM manual containing reason codes for dynamic allocation (SVC 99).
The CTTSBD utility stops processing the current volume chain and continues with the first data set in the next volume chain.
Corrective Action: Either modify the values for the INUNIT and OUTUNIT parameters, or ensure that more drives are available during the subsequent runs of the CTTSBD utility.
Explanation: This information message indicates that automatic recovery attempted by the CTTSBD utility abended. During automatic recovery, the CTTSBD utility attempts to recatalog the last data set that was uncataloged. This cataloging operation failed.
This message is preceded by message CTTB29E, which contains the name of the data set that could not be cataloged.
The CTTSBD utility stops execution.
Corrective Action: Recatalog the data set specified in message CTTB29E, and rerun the CTTSBD utility.
Explanation: The specified IBM utility detected an error.
In this message, rsn is an IBM code that indicates the reason for the error.
The utility terminates.
Corrective Action: Consult IBM documentation for the specified utility to determine the reason for the IBM code rsn and the recommended action, if any.
Explanation: This information message indicates that the CTTSBD utility could not allocate an input or output volume that was already in use or not available. In this message volser is the volume serial number of the unavailable volume
The utility waits for a reply.
Corrective Action: Enter C for Cancel or W for Wait, as follows:
Explanation: No INCLUDE statement was specified for the current run of the CTTSBD utility. At least one INCLUDE statement must be specified.
The CTTSBD utility stops execution.
Corrective Action: Specify one or more INCLUDE statements for the CTTSBD utility and rerun the utility.
Explanation: Control-M/Tape Exit 11 returned an invalid return code to the CTTSBD utility. Exit 11 is expected to return a 1-character code to the utility, which affects the choice of output volume for the current data set. The code returned for the current data set is not recognized by the utility.
The utility stops execution.
Corrective Action: Check and correct the source code in Exit 11 and rerun the CTTSBD utility.
Explanation: The specified output data set has a name that is more than 44 characters in length. A prefix and/or a suffix can be specified for output data set name by means of the OUTPREF and OUTSUFF parameters of the CTTSBD utility. When the prefix and or the suffix was added to the name of the specified data set, the new data set name exceeded the 44-character limit.
In this message, dsn is the output data set name that exceeds the 44-character limit.
The CTTSBD utility stops processing the current volume chain and continues with the first data set in the next selected volume chain.
Corrective Action: Change the settings for the OUTPREF or OUTSUFF parameters and rerun the CTTSBD utility to stack data sets on the volume chain that was abandoned due to this error.
Explanation: The CTTSBD utility was unable to uncatalog the specified input data set. The CTTSBD utility must uncatalog the input data set before cataloging an output data set with the same name.
Common causes of this error include
The CTTSBD utility stops processing the current volume chain and continues with the first data set in the next selected volume chain.
Corrective Action: Check the catalog entry for the problem data set, consider any related issues (for example, security), and if necessary correct the problem. It is also recommended that you search the console log for other messages that may be related to this problem.
Explanation: The CTTSBD utility was unable to catalog the specified output data set.
Common causes of this error include
The utility stops execution.
Corrective Action: Check the catalog entry for the problem data set and correct it if necessary. It is also recommended that you search the console log for other messages that may be related to this problem.
Explanation: The device required to access volume volser is not available. The CTTSBD utility must access the specified volume for input or output, as specified. However, no device is available on which to mount the specified volume.
The system waits for a response.
Corrective Action: Do one of the following:
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