SMP/E for z/OS Messages, Codes, and Diagnosis
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RECEIVE return codes

SMP/E for z/OS Messages, Codes, and Diagnosis
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00
RECEIVE processing completed successfully.
04
RECEIVE processing completed with possible errors. One possibility is that the RECEIVE exit routine took some action for at least one SYSMOD.
08
RECEIVE processing completed, but processing errors occurred. Processing stopped for at least one SYSMOD. These are some possible errors:
  • A selected SYSMOD was not found on the SMPPTFIN data set.
  • The PEMAX value being used was too small to process a SYSMOD.
  • GETMAIN failed during SYSMOD processing.
  • The element name specified on the ++MACUPD or ++SRCUPD MCS was different from the element name specified on the IEBUPDTE ./ CHANGE control statement.
  • A SYSMOD in the SMPPTFIN data set contained a syntax error. Syntax errors include validation check errors.
  • SMP/E reached an end-of-file statement in the SMPPTFIN data set while it was in the middle of processing of a SYSMOD.
  • A return code from the RECEIVE exit routine required RECEIVE to stop processing a SYSMOD.
  • Two MCS statements within a SYSMOD referred to the same element.
  • The same SYSMOD ID was specified more than once on a single ++ASSIGN MCS statement.
12
RECEIVE processing stopped. These are some possible errors:
  • GETMAIN failed during RECEIVE processing.
  • A return code from the RECEIVE exit routine required RECEIVE processing to stop.
  • The RECEIVE command contained a syntax error.
  • An error occurred when SMP/E tried to write a SYSMOD or MCS entry to the SMPPTS.
  • None of the SYSMODs specified in the SELECT operand list were found.
  • The SMPPTFIN data set does not contain any SYSMODs.
  • A DD statement required by SMP/E was missing.
  • A previous command issued an unacceptable return code.
16
A severe error caused SMP/E processing to stop. These are some possible errors:
  • An I/O error occurred.
  • A return code from the RECEIVE exit routine required SMP/E processing to stop.

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