Explanation
The error occurred during processing of an OPEN
macro instruction for a data set on magnetic tape.
In the message
text:
- rc
- Associates this message with system completion code 613 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
- The data set name.
The explanation for the hex return code is as
follows:
- Return Code
- Explanation
- 04
- An I/O error occurred positioning a magnetic tape, or the installation
exit, via return code 08, rejected the tape volume.
- 08
- An I/O error occurred reading a label on a magnetic tape volume.
- 0C
- An incorrect label was read from a magnetic tape volume. Make
sure that the correct volume was mounted, and that it contains standard
labels. If it is the desired volume, recreate it, and rerun the job.
This error may be due to a previous abnormal end associated with
the same tape since it was last mounted, possibly in a previous job
or step, leaving the tape positioned improperly. If so, either correct
the error causing the previous abnormal end or reestablish the tape
position by causing it to be unloaded and mounted again by the system.
- 10
- An I/O error occurred writing a tape label. If encrypting, the
I/O error may be associated with a Key Manager failure. Check the
log for a preceding message indicating an encryption failure.
- 14
- An I/O error occurred writing a tape mark after the header labels.
If encrypting, the I/O error is associated with a Key Manager failure.
Check the log for a preceding message indicating an encryption failure.
- 18
- A perform subsystem function error was detected during a logical
write protection operation in an ATLDS.
- 1C
- An error was detected while processing a tape cartridge in an
ATLDS or MTLDS. See the accompanying message(s) for detailed information
about the error.
- 20
- While attempting to update a volume record in the tape configuration
database an error was encountered during SSI processing.
- 24
- An ATLDS tape volume was opened for output processing and it is
file protected.
- 28
- An ATLDS or MTLDS tape volume record to be updated was not located
in the tape configuration database.
- 2C
- A CBRXVOL parameter list error was detected while the system was
attempting to update an ATLDS or MTLDS tape volume record.
- 30
- A CBRXVOL internal processing error occurred while the system
was attempting to update an ATLDS or MTLDS tape volume record.
- 34
- An SAF/RACF authorization failure occurred while the system was
accessing the ATLDS or MTLDS tape configuration database.
- 38
- The system encountered a catalog access error while processing
an ATLDS or MTLDS tape volume record.
- 3C
- A label type other than SL, SUL, AL, or AUL was specified for
a tape volume in an automatic tape library dataserver (ATLDS) or manual
tape library dataserver (MTLDS).
- 40
- The error system number for system mount messages for a tape volume
in an ATLDS or MTLDS has been exceeded. This maximum mount retry count
is not changeable.
- 44
- The operator replied M to WTOR IEC507D for a private volume in
an automatic tape library dataserver.
- 48
- An unexpected return code was returned by CBRXVOL while attempting
to update or read an ATLDS or MTLDS tape volume record.
- 4C
- An extended length ATLDS cartridge was mounted on a non-extended
length cartridge capable device.
- 50
- An ATLDS cartridge was mounted that exceeds that IBM® maximum length.
- 54
- An ATL private cartridge's internal volume serial number was unreadable,
had no label, or the volume was uninitialized.
- 5C
- A non-labeled (NL) volume is requested for D/T3494 (ATL) data
set, but a labeled (SL or AL) volume was mounted.
- 60
- A private labeled (SL or AL) D/3494 or D/T3494 (ATL) volume is
mounted for input processing and the request was for a NL volume while
the ATL is in automatic mode.
- 64
- The 3590 cartridge mounted for a specific mount request in an
automated tape library dataserver is unformatted. 3590 cartridges
must be formatted before they can be processed.
- 68
- The 3590 cartridge mounted for a specific mount request in an
automated tape library dataserver is either an unsupported media type
or medium length.
- 72
- An OPEN macro instruction has been issued for a tape data set
requesting 32 bit blockid recording. However, the drive command to
set 32 bit blockid failed.
- 76
- An attempt was made to open a tape data set with a data set sequence
number greater than 9999 which is not supported at this level of the
system.
- 80
- An attempt was made to overwrite existing data or labels on a
WORM type tape cartridge. Neither data nor labels can be overwritten
on this cartridge type.
- 84
- Media6, Media7 or Media8 mounted on D/T3592 and no software support
exists. Neither is there software support for the media type or
the recording technology.
- 88
- An I/O encryption error occurred during processing of an OPEN
macro instruction.
- 8C
- During OPEN, the system was unable to write a message to the operator.
System action
The system ends the task unless either one of
the following conditions is true:
- The error is to be ignored or recovered as specified in the DCB
ABEND exit routine.
- Retry processing for return code 08 or 0C is successful.
If the error occurred in an IBM 3495
Tape Library Dataserver then a software error record is also written
to the logrec data set.
Operator response
Start a generalized trace facility (GTF) trace,
and re-create the problem. Reply to message AHL100A with:
TRACE=SYS,USR,SLIP
On
the DD statement for the data set in error, specify:
DCB=DIAGNS=TRACE
System programmer response
This error may be caused by a hardware
problem; if applicable, contact hardware support. 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 databases for a fix
for the problem. If no fix exists, contact the IBM Support Center. Provide the SYSOUT output
for the job.
If the error occurred in an IBM 3495 Tape Library Dataserver and it was not
because the volume is file protected resubmit the job. If the job
fails after re-submission, then search problem reporting databases
for a fix for the problem. If no fix exists, contact the IBM Support Center. Provide the sysout output
for the job and the logrec data set error record.
If you received
this message with return code 60, the JES2 jobclass must use BLP=YES.
To display jobclass, issue the command : $djobclass(*) Note: If you
change any settings in jobclass, an IPL is required. If the JES2 jobclass
already specifies BLP=YES, or after changing it to specfy BLP=YES
and reipling the system, the job still fails, search problem reporting
databases for a fix for the problem. If no fix exists, contact the IBM Support Center. Provide the
SYSOUT output for the job.
Programmer response
Except for code 8C or an I/O
error, this is a probable user error. Correct the errors causing
abnormal end as indicated by the return code in the message text.
Rerun the job. For code 8C, see the system programmer.
Source
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