INVALID BACKVOL COMMAND - RULES FOR DUMPCLASS OR RETENTIONPERIOD
OR STACK VIOLATED, RC=return-code
Explanation
A BACKVOL command was issued with the DUMP parameter.
This command failed because the rules for DUMPCLASS, RETENTIONPERIOD,
or STACK were violated.
The values for
return-code are:
- Retcode
- Meaning
- 4
- DUMPCLASS is specified with more than 5 dump classes.
- 6
- DUMPCLASS is specified with a dump class specified more than once.
- 8
- RETENTIONPERIOD is specified and the number of retention periods
exceeds the number of dump classes.
- 12
- Invalid retention periods are specified. The only valid possibilities
are the numbers 1 to 9999 inclusive, the word NOLIMIT, or an asterisk
as a place holder, as in RETPD(*,*,90).
- 14
- STACK is specified, and the number of stack values exceeds the
number of dump classes.
- 16
- Invalid STACK values are specified. Valid values
are the numbers 1 through 255, or an asterisk as a place holder.
System action
The BACKVOL command ends. DFSMShsm processing continues.
Programmer response
Reissue the command with the correct syntax
and valid values for the DUMP subparameter indicated in error. IF
RETENTIONPERIOD or STACK is specified, ensure that DUMPCLASS is also
specified, and that the number of values for STACK or RETENTIONPERIOD
are not greater than the number of values for DUMPCLASS.