Messages SHT200 through SHT2xx

This group includes messages for the Control-M for z/OS, Control-M/Assist, Control-M/Links for z/OS, and Control-M/Restart products.

SHT280I MAILDEST TABLE WAS {LOADED | RELOADED}

Explanation: This information message indicates that the MAILDEST table was LOADED during Control-M initialization, or was RELOADED as a result of a NEWMAILDST command.

The MAILDEST table must be loaded before shout messages can be sent to their specified addresses.

If there are jobs in the Active Jobs File (AJF) when a NEWMAILDST command is issued, the MAILDEST table is reloaded, this message is issued and shout messages are sent.

If the AJF is empty, when a NEWMAILDST command is issued, the MAILDEST table is not reloaded. As soon as a job is put into the AJF, MAILDEST is reloaded, this message is issued and shout messages are sent.

Corrective Action: No action is required.

SHT281W MAILDEST TABLE WAS NOT FOUND IN ANY LIBRARY REFERENCED BY DD STATEMENT DAPARM. UNABLE TO SEND SHOUT

Explanation: The MAILDEST member is not in the IOA PARM library.

The IOAMAIL module reads the MAILDEST member to prepare a full address for each name on the mail list.

This message is produced when a job scheduling definition or rule issues a SHOUT or DO MAIL action to a destination specifying an e-mail address that cannot be resolved due to the absence of a MAILDEST member in the IOA PARM library.

The MAILDEST member is not loaded and shout messages are not sent.

Corrective Action: Build a new MAILDEST member in the IOA PARM library and try again.

SHT282I text (userId)

Explanation: Highlighted, unrollable message.

This information message is activated by the SHOUT facility. The userId is for the job order requesting the SHOUT.

Corrective Action: No action is required.

SHT284I NEW DYNAMIC DESTINATION TABLE LOADED

Explanation: This information message indicates that a new Dynamic Destination Table has been loaded by the Control-M monitor. This message is also generated when the SHOUT Facility is initialized under the Control-M monitor.

Corrective Action: No action is required.

SHT285W DYNAMIC DESTINATION TABLE NOT LOADED

Explanation: Loading of the Dynamic Destination Table by the Control-M monitor failed.

It could be due to one of the following:

• Insufficient memory for loading the table.
• The IOADEST table does not exist in the IOA PARM library.

If the failure happens during the initialization of the Control-M monitor, then SHOUT notifications will not be controlled by the Dynamic Destination Table. If this happens as a result of an F CONTROLM,NEWDEST command (operator command instructing the Control-M monitor to load a new Destination Table), the old destination table will remain in effect.

Corrective Action: Check the MVS Log for the reason for the failure (probably a system abend code). Correct the problem and then, in order to load the table, issue the operator command F CONTROLM,NEWDEST.

SHT286E OPEN DAM2G FILE BY CTWWMG FAILED

Explanation: The CTWWMG program is unable to open the DAM2G communication file.

To send Shout messages to an Enterprise Controlstation, Control-M uses the CTWWMG program to first write those messages and their records to DAM2G.

Corrective Action: Ask your INCONTROL administrator to correct the problem.

SHT287E INVALID OPERATION CODE FROM CTWWMG

Explanation: The CTWWMG program cannot write Shout message records to the DAM2G communication file because an invalid operation code was used to write the record.

To send Shout messages to an Enterprise Controlstation, Control-M uses the CTWWMG program to first write those messages and their records to DAM2G.

Corrective Action: Ask your INCONTROL administrator to correct the problem.

SHT288E ERROR IN PREPARING SHOUT TO MAIL, RC = rc

Explanation: The rc error occurred during preparation to send Shout messages.

Valid values for rc are:

Corrective Action: Do one of the following:

• If rc is 03, 04 or 05, correct errors in the MAILDEST table.
• For all other rc values, contact your INCONTROL administrator or system programmer for help.