During the backup command processing of a data set or the movement of a backup version from one volume to another, an error has occurred when DFSMShsm has attempted to close the input data set. If a data set is being backed up, the input data set is the data set being backed up. If a backup version is being moved, the input data set is the already existing backup version on the source volume. The name of the data set being backed up or the name of the backup version being moved appears either in the preceding ARC1001I message, or in the associated ARC0734I message, with a return code of 64. The reason-code in the preceding ARC1001I message or in the associated ARC0734I message further clarifies the error that has occurred, as follows:

4

A nonzero return code is in register 15 on completion of a FREEPOOL macro. After closing the input data set, DFSMShsm has issued a FREEPOOL macro to free any I/O buffers that have been acquired by the data management access method routines.

8

A nonzero return code is in register 15 on completion of a CLOSE macro. DFSMShsm has issued a CLOSE macro to close the input data set.

12

A CLOSE abnormal end (abend) (X14) has occurred during the processing of the CLOSE macro. DFSMShsm has issued a CLOSE macro to close the input data set. An ESTAE recovery routine has been given control during CLOSE processing. The DCB ABEND exit may also have been given control. If the DCB ABEND exit has been given control, the parameter list on entry to the DCB ABEND exit has indicated that it is not acceptable to ignore the abend condition. The DCB ABEND exit has been returned to data management with an indication to continue abend processing.

16

An abend, other than a CLOSE abend, has occurred during the processing of a CLOSE macro. DFSMShsm has issued a CLOSE macro to close the input data set. An ESTAE recovery routine has been given control during CLOSE processing. The DCB ABEND exit may also have been given control. If the DCB ABEND exit has been given control, the parameter list on entry to the DCB ABEND exit has indicated that it is not acceptable to ignore the abend condition. The DCB ABEND exit has been returned to data management with an indication to continue abend processing.

20

An abend has occurred during the processing of the CLOSE macro. The DCB ABEND exit has been given control. The parameter list on entry to the DCB ABEND exit has indicated that it is acceptable to ignore the abend condition. The DCB ABEND exit has been returned to data management with an indication to ignore the abend.