IEC029I

Explanation
The error occurred at an end-of-volume.  In most
cases, this abnormal end condition results from an unsatisfactory
response by the operator to message IEC254D, IEC255D, or IEC256A.
These messages are issued when a checkpoint data set is created, modified,
or deleted in installations that wish to ensure the security of their
checkpoint data sets.
In the message text: rc
Associates this message with system completion code 937 and with
the return code.
jjj
The job name.
sss
The step name.
ddname[-#]
DDname (followed by a concatenation number if it is part of a
concatenation and not the first DD statement in the concatenation).
dev
The device number.
ser
The volume serial number.
mod
The name of the module in which the error occurred.
dsname(member)
The data set name. Member name if specified.

The values of the hex return codes and their
meanings are as follows: Return Code
Explanation
10
1) If the data set is opened for input, the second or succeeding
volume of a secure checkpoint data set has been found to be insecure. 2)
If the data set is opened for output, the second or succeeding volume
of a secure checkpoint data set could not be made secure.

14
During EOV processing, the second or subsequent volume of a noncheckpoint
data set was found to be a secure checkpoint data set.
18
An unauthorized user has issued a FEOV or an EOV SVC against a
checkpoint data set open with a security interface.
1C
An error was detected after mounting a new volume for a data set
that spans volumes. The extents listed in the data extent block (DEB)
and in the data set control block (DSCB) do not match.
20
For ISO/ANSI Version 1: The indicated tape volume whose serial
number is ser contained ASCII labels.  The volume accessibility byte
(offset X'0A' in the volume label) is not blank. This indicates
that the label was not created on an IBM® system
or that it was created by the user. If the volume accessibility field
is not blank, the tape cannot be used on an IBM system.
 For ISO/ANSI Version 3 or
Version 4: This message occurs after message IEC502E with the ddn-c field
in the message text. If c is 2, access to the data set has been denied.

24
A specific volume serial number was specified for the second or
subsequent volume of an output data set on magnetic tape. During EOV
processing for this volume, it was determined that the first data
set currently on the specified volume was password protected, and
the protection mode indicator in the HDR1 label did not match that
in the JFCB. Supply the password to the operator or select another
volume.
28
At end of volume, the caller is not authorized to use the data
set on the new DASD or tape volume.
29
At end-of-volume, the caller is not authorized for input.
2C
RACF® definitions are inconsistent.
 A previously allocated multi-volume direct access data set is being
processed for output.  The first volume was RACF-defined, but the
current volume is not RACF-indicated.
30
An end of volume occurred and the data set on the new volume is
RACF-indicated in the Format-1 DSCB; however, the data set on the
new volume is not RACF-defined.
34
A VSAM data space requested at end of volume is RACF-defined.
38
RACF failed to add a volume
to an existing RACF-defined, direct access data set while the data
set was being extended to a new volume.
3C
RACF definitions are inconsistent.
A previously allocated multi-volume direct access data set or a tape
volume is being processed for output. The first volume is not RACF defined and the current volume
is RACF-defined, or the first volume was RACF defined and no longer is.
40
RACF definitions are inconsistent.
A previously allocated multi-volume DASD data set or a tape volume
is being processed for output. The current volume being processed
at end of volume is defined to RACF,
but not as part of the same volume set as the previous volume. DFSMS allows you to have a maximum
of 255 tape volumes, while if you have TAPEVOL turned on, RACF will limit you to 42. If you
have TAPEVOL turned on, RACF will
limit you to 42 volumes whether you have one data set spanning the
volume or multiple data sets spanning the volume.
44
The OPEN/EOV volume security exit requested that the volume be
rejected.
48
During end-of-volume security verification of a concatenated data
set, either an I/O error occurred, or one of the following conditions
occurred:For a password-protected data set, the operator failed to supply
the correct password in response to message IEC301A or Time Sharing
Options/Extensions (TSO/E) message IEC113A.
The user did not have the proper RACF authorization.

System action
The task is ended unless the error is to be ignored
as specified in the DCB ABEND exit routine.  If the error is to be
ignored, the system will attempt to close the DCB before returning
to the user.

System programmer response
If the error recurs and the program
is not in error, look at the messages in the job log for more information.
Search problem reporting data bases for a fix for the problem. If
no fix exists, contact the IBM Support
Center. Provide the JCL and the SYSOUT output for the job.

Programmer response
If the return code is 10 and the data set
is open for input, one of the checkpoint data set volumes has lost
its secure status. Contact the installation personnel to verify the
secure status of the checkpoint volumes.  If all volumes are found
to be secure, rerun the job and make sure the operator responds correctly
when the system requests the status of each volume.  Otherwise, rerun
the job which creates the checkpoint data set.
If the return
code is 10 and the data set is open for output, one of the volumes
specified on the checkpoint data set DD statement could not be made
secure.  Contact the installation personnel and verify the eligibility
of all volumes, then rerun the job.
If the return code is 14,
probable user error.  Contact the installation personnel to ensure
that the status of each data set volume is as expected.
If the
return code is 18, probable user error. Only APF-authorized programs
can access a secure checkpoint data set.  Remove the referenced FEOV
SVC call, recompile the program, and rerun the job.
If the return
code is 1C, probable user error.  Check to see if the program incorrectly
modifies the job file control block (JFCB) of the subject data set
after OPEN and before CLOSE. Of particular interest are the JFCB data
set name field and volume serial number field.
If the return
code is 20, make sure that the correct volume was mounted.  If the
correct volume was mounted, the tape volume must be recreated for
use on an IBM system.
If
the return code is 28, the owner of the data set must update the RACF data set profile to permit
access.
If the return code is 2C or 3C, make RACF definitions consistent among all volumes
of a multi-volume data set.
If the return code is 30, define
the data set to RACF without
setting the RACF-indicated bit in the Format-1 DSCB.
If the
return code is 34, delete the RACF-definition of the VSAM data space.
If
the return code is 38, the data set may have been previously defined
to RACF on the new volume.
Check with the data set owner, or inspect the data set RACF profile.
If the return code is 40,
ensure that the current volume is defined to RACF in the same profile as the previous volume.

Source
DFSMSdfp

Module
IFG0193D

Routing code
11

Descriptor code
6