Messages DIP900 through DIP9xx

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

DIP930I DELETE PAGES STARTED IN mode MODE

Explanation: This information message is issued routinely when the CTDDIP utility starts.

In this message, mode is the mode in use. Valid values are:

• TEST - simulation mode
• PROD - production mode

Corrective Action: No action is required.

DIP931I DELETE PAGES ENDED

Explanation: This information message is issued routinely when the CTDDIP utility ends.

Corrective Action: No action is required.

DIP932I LAST PHASE ENDED WITH ERRORS

Explanation: This information message is issued when the last phase of the operation of the CTDDIP utility ended with severe errors. The problem is identified in accompanying messages.

The utility ends with a return code of 08.

Corrective Action: Correct the problem identified in the accompanying messages and rerun the utility.

DIP933E DELETE PAGES ENDED WITH ERRORS

Explanation: The CTDDIP utility ended with errors. The errors are described in the accompanying messages.

The CTDDIP utility ends with a return code of 04 or 08.

Corrective Action: Correct the problem identified in the accompanying messages and rerun the job.

DIP934I numStmts INPUT STATEMENTS WERE SPECIFIED, numErrors ERRORS WERE DETECTED

Explanation: This information message provides statistics about the input stream statements that have been processed by the CTDDIP utility.

The variables in this message are:

• numStmts - the number of input statements
• numErrors - the number of errors

Corrective Action: No action is required.

DIP935I numIndexVals INDEX VALUES AND numPages PAGES WERE DELETED

Explanation: This information message provides statistics about the index values in index files, and pages in CDAM, that the CTDDIP utility identified for deletion.

• When operating in TEST mode, the identified index values and CDAM pages will be deleted.
• When operating in production mode, the CTDDIP utility deleted the identified index values and CDAM pages.

The variables in this message are:

• numIndexVals - the number of index values deleted (or to be deleted) from index files
• numPages - the number of CDAM pages deleted (or to be deleted)

Corrective Action: No action is required.

DIP936E INVALID PARAMETER parm IN STMT stmt

Explanation: An invalid parameter was encountered in the input data stream of the CTDDIP utility.

The variables in this message are:

• parm - the identity of the invalid parameter
• stmt - the number of the statement that contains parm

The CTDDIP utility continues, but will end with a condition code of 04. The index values and CDAM pages identified in the stmt statement are not deleted.

Corrective Action: Correct the parameter syntax in the input statement of the CTDDIP utility.

DIP937E MISSING PARAMETER parm IN STMT stmt

Explanation: A parameter was missing from the input data stream of the CTDDIP utility.

The variables in this message are:

• parm - the identity of the missing parameter
• stmt - the number of the statement that contains parm

The CTDDIP utility continues, but ends with a condition code of 04. The index values and CDAM pages identified in the stmt statement are not deleted.

Corrective Action: Correct the parameter syntax in the input statement of the CTDDIP utility.

DIP938E ILLEGAL comp IN STMT stmt

Explanation: The CTDDIP utility detected in an input statement a reference to a prohibited component.

The variables in this message are:

• comp - the prohibited component Valid values are:
  • INDEX LEVEL - The specified index is a record level index, and values cannot be deleted in the case of such an index.
  • NO. OF REPORTS - The number of reports that have been selected exceeds the value of the specified RMODE parameter.
  • MIGR MEDIA TYPE - the last stage migration media type is either not specified in the IOASPRM member of the IOA PARM library, or is not the specified DASD.
• stmt - the number of the problematic statement

The CTDDIP utility continues, but ends with a condition code of 04. The index values and CDAM pages identified in the stmt statement are not deleted.

Corrective Action: The user response varies according to the value of comp, as follows:

• INDEX LEVEL - The CTDDIP utility cannot be used to delete the specified index values. Therefore, take into account that the specified values remain undeleted.
• NO. OF REPORTS - Do one of the following:
  • Set the criteria of report selection more accurately, so as to select only necessary reports.
  • To delete indexes from multiple reports, set the value of the RMODE parameter to M.
• MIGR MEDIA TYPE - The CTDDIP utility cannot be used to delete the specified index values. Therefore, take into account that the specified values remain undeleted from the migrated CDAM and index files.

DIP939W DUPLICATED INDEX VALUE FOUND FOR STMT stmt

Explanation: A duplicate index value was found in the input data stream of the CTDDIP utility.

In this message, stmt is the number of the problematic statement.

The CTDDIP utility continues, but ends with a condition code of 04.

Corrective Action: Correct the input statement of the CTDDIP utility as necessary.

DIP93AE DYNAMIC ALLOCATION ERROR RC= rc RSN= rsn FOR STMT stmt

Explanation: During the execution of the CTDDIP utility, dynamic allocation failed (SVC 99).

Additional information is provided in the DIP94AE message, which follows this message.

The variables in this message are:

• rc - the return code
• rsn - the reason code
• stmt - the number of the problematic statement

For information about the return code (rc) and the reason code (rsn), see the IBM manual MVS Programming: Authorized Assembler Services Guide.

The CTDDIP utility continues, but ends with a condition code of 04. The index values and CDAM pages identified in the stmt statement are not deleted.

Corrective Action: No action is required.

DIP93BI numValues GLOBAL INDEX VALUES WERE DELETED

Explanation: This information message indicates the number of global index values identified by the CTDDIP utility for deletion from the DB2 Global Index database.

The system action depends on whether the utility is operating in PROD mode or TEST mode, as follows:

• In PROD mode, the message indicates the number of global index values that were deleted.
• In TEST mode, the message indicates the number of global index values that will be deleted when the utility is run in PROD mode.

In this message, numValues is the number of global index values deleted, or to be deleted, from the DB2 Global Index database.

Corrective Action: No action is required.

DIP93FI INPUT PARAMETERS: STAMP= stmp, CHAR= chr , REPLIST= rlist, PORTION= portn

Explanation: This message is displayed by the CTDDIP utility and provides information about the values of EXEC input parameters.

The variables in this message are:

• stmp - the value of the STAMP input parameter
• chr - the value of the CHAR input parameter
• rlist - the value of the REPLIST input parameter
• portn - the value of the PORTION input parameter

Corrective Action: No action is required.

DIP93GI 1. INPUT STREAM TESTED

Explanation: This information message is issued routinely when data testing of the CTDDIP utility input stream has ended.

Corrective Action: No action is required.

DIP93HI 2. REPORT ENTRIES SELECTED

Explanation: This information message is issued routinely when the CTDDIP utility has completed the selection of report entries in the Active and Migrated User files.

Corrective Action: No action is required.

DIP93II 3. SYSDATA AND INDEX RECORDS SELECTED

Explanation: This information message is issued routinely when the CTDDIP utility has completed the selection of SYSDATA and index records in the Active and Migrated User files.

Corrective Action: No action is required.

DIP93JI 4. INDEX VALUES SELECTED

Explanation: This information message is issued routinely when the CTDDIP utility has completed the selection of index values in the Index files.

Corrective Action: No action is required.

DIP93KI 5. NUMBER OF REPORTS PER STATEMENT CHECKED

Explanation: This information message is issued routinely when the CTDDIP utility has finished checking the number of selected records in each CTDDIP input statement.

Corrective Action: No action is required.

DIP93LI 6. CDAM FILES UPDATED

Explanation: This information message is issued routinely when the CTDDIP utility has finished updating the CDAM files.

Corrective Action: No action is required.

DIP93MI 7. GLOBAL INDEX DATABASES UPDATED

Explanation: This information message is issued routinely when the CTDDIP utility has finished updating the index values in the Global Index Database tables.

Corrective Action: No action is required.

DIP93NI 8. INDEX FILES UPDATED

Explanation: This information message is issued routinely when the CTDDIP utility has finished updating the index values in the Index files.

Corrective Action: No action is required.

DIP93OI 9. GLOBAL INDEXES ARE NOT USED

Explanation: This information message is issued routinely instead of the DIP93MI message when the Global Index Database is not used.

Corrective Action: No action is required.

DIP93PI LIST OF INPUT STATEMENTS

Explanation: This information message is issued routinely at the beginning of a list of the CTDDIP utility input statements.

Corrective Action: No action is required.

DIP93QI LIST OF SELECTED REPORTS

Explanation: This information message is issued routinely at the beginning of a list of the reports selected by the CTDDIP utility.

Corrective Action: No action is required.

DIP93RI END OF LIST OF SELECTED REPORTS

Explanation: This information message is issued routinely at the end of a list of the reports selected by the CTDDIP utility.

Corrective Action: No action is required.

DIP940E elem NOT FOUND FOR STMT stmt

Explanation: During execution of the CTDDIP utility, a report element was not found in the database or index file.

The variables in this message are:

• elem - the missing report element

Valid values of elem are:

• stmt - the number of the problematic statement

The CTDDIP utility continues, but ends with a condition code of 04. The index values and CDAM pages identified in the stmt statement are not deleted.

Corrective Action: Correct the criteria in the input statement of the CTDDIP utility.

DIP941E MISSING filetyp elem FOR STMT stmt KEY= recordId

Explanation: During execution of the CTDDIP utility, a database element was not found.

The variables in this message are:

• filetyp - the type of user file that lacked elemValid values are:
  • ACTIVE
  • MIGRATED
• elem - the type of database element that was missingValid values are:
  • USER RECORD
  • SYSDATA RECORD
  • INDEX RECORD
  • USER RBA ENTRY
• stmt - the number of the problematic statement
• recordId - the user record database key

The CTDDIP utility continues, but ends with a condition code of 04. The index values and CDAM pages identified in the stmt statement are not deleted.

Corrective Action: Ask your INCONTROL administrator to contact BMC Customer Support.

DIP942E INVALID filetyp elem FOR STMT stmt

Explanation: During execution of the CTDDIP utility, an invalid database element was detected.

Additional information is provided in the DIP94AE message, which follows this message.

The variables in this message are:

• filetyp - the type of user file that contained the invalid database element Valid values are:
  • ACTIVE
  • MIGRATED
• elem - the invalid database elementValid values are:
  • CDAM RBA - The CDAM RBA in an Index file does not refer to the start or end position in the CDAM page, or exceeds the block or file space. The Index file is identified in the DIP94AE message.
  • INDEX RBA - The internal index RBA exceeds the block or file space in the Index file. The Index file is identified in the DIP94AE message.
  • USER RBA ENTRY - The first and last page numbers of the CDAM RBA in the user record of the Active or Migrated user file are unbalanced. The last page number precedes the first page number.
  • INDEX RBA ENTRY - The first and last page numbers of the CDAM RBA in the index value entry of the Index file are unbalanced. The last page number precedes the first page number. The CDAM and the Index file are identified in the DIP94AE message.
  • CDAM FDB BLOCK - Either the header or the version of the File Description Block (FDB) of the migrated CDAM is invalid. The CDAM and the Index file are identified in the DIP94AE message.
• stmt - the number of the problematic statement

The CTDDIP utility continues, but ends with a condition code of 04. The index values and CDAM pages identified in the stmt statement are not deleted.

Corrective Action: Ask your INCONTROL administrator to contact BMC Customer Support.

DIP943E MIGRATED elem CONVERSION ERROR WHILE PROCESSING STMT stmt

Explanation: During execution of the CTDDIP utility, a return code was received that indicated an invalid conversion of a database element from an original to a migrated file

Additional information is provided in the DIP94AE message, which follows this message.

The variables in this message are:

• elem - the problematic database element Valid values are:
  • CDAM RBA - The invalid conversion was of the original CDAM RBA from an Index file to a migrated CDAM RBA. The CDAM and Index files are identified in the DIP94AE message.
  • CDAM NAME - The invalid conversion was of the original CDAM name to a migrated CDAM name. The CDAM file is identified in the DIP94AE message.
  • INDEX FILE NAME - The invalid conversion was of the original Index file name to a migrated Index file name. The Index file is identified in the DIP94AE message.
• stmt - the number of the problematic statement

The CTDDIP utility continues, but ends with a condition code of 04. The index values and CDAM pages identified in the stmt statement are not deleted.

Corrective Action: Ask your INCONTROL administrator to contact BMC Customer Support.

DIP944E OPEN FILE ERROR WHILE PROCESSING STMT stmt

Explanation: During execution of the CTDDIP utility, the opening of an Index or CDAM file failed.

Additional information is provided in the DIP94AE message, which follows this message.

In this message, stmt is the number of the problematic statement

The CTDDIP utility continues, but ends with a condition code of 04. The index values and CDAM pages identified in the stmt statement are not deleted.

Corrective Action: Ask your INCONTROL administrator to contact BMC Customer Support.

DIP945S UNEXPECTED RC= rc AFTER PHASE phase FOR STMT stmt

Explanation: An unexpected internal return code was issued at the conclusion of some phase of the execution of the CTDDIP utility.

The variables in this message are:

• rc - the internal return code
• phase - the identity of the phase that had concluded
• stmt - the number of the problematic statement

The CTDDIP utility ends with a condition code of 08.

Corrective Action: Ask your INCONTROL administrator to contact BMC Customer Support.

DIP946S SORT ERROR RC= rc

Explanation: During execution of the CTDDIP utility, a sort program was activated internally, but the sort program ended with an unexpected internal return code.

In this message, rc is the unexpected internal return code.

The CTDDIP utility ends with a condition code of 08.

Corrective Action: Examine the messages issued by the sort program and the documentation relating to that program to determine the cause of the error, and take appropriate corrective action.

DIP947S OPEN FILE ddName ERROR

Explanation: During execution of the CTDDIP utility, the opening of a file failed.

Possible causes are:

• The ddName DD statement is missing.
• The data set described by the ddName DD statement contains incorrect DCB parameters.
• The data set described by the ddName DD statement cannot be opened for sequential read or write operations.

In this message, ddName is the name of the problematic DD statement.

The CTDDIP utility ends with a condition code of 08.

Corrective Action: Do one of the following:

• Correct the JCL of the CTDDIP utility and rerun the job.
• Delete either the two working data sets or the input data set, and rerun the job. In this case, when the job is rerun, CTDDIP recreates the necessary data sets.

DIP948S INSUFFICIENT MEMORY

Explanation: There is insufficient available storage to run the CTDDIP utility.

The CTDDIP utility ends with a condition code of 08.

Corrective Action: Increase the REGION size of the utility, and rerun the utility.

DIP94AE dsn_typ DSN= dsn

Explanation: An invalid data set name was encountered.

This message is accompanied by another message providing more information.

The variables in this message are:

• dsn_typ - the data set type of the data set with the invalid nameValid values are:
  • CDAM FILE
  • INDEX FILE
• dsn - the invalid data set name

Corrective Action: Examine the accompanying messages for information about the error and the resulting System Action, and take the appropriate corrective action.