Explanation
A DFSMShsm request has failed. The following
describes the message variables:
- dsname indicates the name of the data set.
- volser indicates the volume serial number.
- command indicates the command and its associated
command parameters.
- operation indicates the requested operation.
- retcode indicates the return code.
- reascode indicates the reason code.
A following related message provides you with further
information about the failure. The two digits of the message number
specified as nn, indicate the retcode.
The related message number also indicates the DFSMShsm function processing
when the failure has occurred, as shown on the following table.
Table 1. Return Code Identifier| Function |
Message Group |
|---|
| Recovery/Recall |
ARC11nns |
| Space Management |
ARC12nns |
| Backup |
ARC13nns |
| Aggregate Backup/Recovery |
ARC6nnns |
| Fast Replication |
ARC18nns |
For example, if the related message is ARC1131I:
- ARC1131I indicates that the recovery/recall function has failed.
The nn is 31 which is the retcode.
See Table 1 for the meaning
of retcode 31 or see message ARC1131I for expanded
information.
For FRRECOV, when ', ***' is appended to dsname,
multiple data set names were specified on the FRRECOV command.
The s in
the message number indicates the type code.
Note: All commands
can cause an ARC16nns message to be issued if an
error is detected at the time the command is entered or if an error
occurs in processing a long-running command.
The following
describes other conditions:
- Condition
- Meaning
- If reascode
-
- is zero
- If reascode is zero or the related message
gives no explanation, no further information is discernible.
- If retcode
-
- is 900
- A retcode of 900 indicates an abnormal end
(abend) has occurred. The abend code is listed in message ARC1900I.
- If retcode
-
- is 9nn
- If retcode is in the form 9nn and nn is
greater than zero, this indicates that an abend has occurred after
the return code has been set to nn.
For example,
if
retcode is 931 and the function is recovery:
- The recovery function issues ARC11nns messages.
- The retcode of 931 establishes 31 as the nn variable.
- The result: ARC11nns + 31 = message ARC1131I.
- If retcode
-
- is 93
- A retcode of 93 indicates a Fast Replication
function has failed. The reascode is in the form
nn-mm where nn represents the last two digits of the ARC1800 series
message (ARC18nn) and mm represents the ARC18nn return code. For example,
ARC1001I RC=93, REAS=06-40 represents message ARC1806 RC40. This is
only applicable when the function is Backup or Recover.
Note: Space management includes FREEVOL.
System action
The operation ends. DFSMShsm processing continues.
Programmer response
Follow the programmer response for the
value of reascode in the related message.