The following messages can be issued by either the HCM dispatcher
or the HCM agent on the host. Theses messages will be written to the
system log (issued as a WTO message).
- CBDG980I CBDQTDIS -- HCM dispatcher starting, port
= <port>
- The HCM dispatcher is starting and will listen for start-agent requests on the specified TCP/IP port.
- CBDG981E CBDQTDIS -- can't listen on port <port>
- The HCM dispatcher cannot bind to the specified port and will terminate. The port number may be in use by another program.
Restart the HCM dispatcher,
possibly specifying a different (available) port number.
- CBDG982I CBDQTDIS -- HCM dispatcher terminating.
- The HCM dispatcher is terminating.
- CBDG983I CBDQTDIS -- start-agent request for user <user_id>
received.
- The HCM dispatcher received an HCM start-agent request from
a client for the specified user ID.
- CBDG984I CBDQTDIS -- HCM agent started for user <user_id>,
port <port>.
- The HCM dispatcher successfully started an HCM agent for the
specified client user ID. The new HCM agent instance listens on the
specified TCP/IP port number.
- CBDG985I CBDQTDIS -- HCM validation for client user id <user_id> failed.
- The HCM dispatcher could not successfully validate the HCM start-agent
request for the specified user. Either the dispatcher is not running
as an authorized program or the login information specified by the
client is invalid.
For operators: make sure that the HCM dispatcher
is being run from an authorized library.
For users: check the
spelling of your user ID and password. Also check whether your TSO
password has expired. Then retry the HCM client login.
- CBDG986I CBDQAGNT -- HCM agent starting, port = <port>
- An instance of the HCM agent was started successfully and is
expecting HCM requests on the specified TCP/IP port number.
- CBDG987I <module_name> <variable_text>
- The text of this message provides additional information for
an already issued message (CBDG980I to CBDQG986I). The content of
this message depends on the situation.