IEB531I
INVALID HDR1 FOR dsid ON ser, ddd

Explanation

The HDR1 label for the dsid on the volume device was incorrect for one of the following reasons:
  • The label identifier (bytes 01-03) does not contain HDR.
  • The label number (byte 04) does not contain ‘1’.
  • There are duplicate data set identifiers on this diskette.
  • The interchange level indicator does not indicate the basic interchange architecture.
  • The beginning of extent (BOE) (bytes 29-33), end of extent (EOE) (bytes 35-39), or end of data (EOD) (bytes 75-79) does not maintain the proper relationship of TRK1 Sector1 ≤ BOE ≤ EOE ≤ TRK73 Sector 26, BOE≤EOE, BOE≤EOD, and EOD≤EOE address plus 1.
    Note: Sector number must be ≥ 1 and ≤ 26.
  • The extents of BOE and EOE overlap the extents of another data set on the diskette.
  • The block length (bytes 23-27) contains a value of 0 or is greater than 128.
  • The volume sequence number is incorrect.
  • The data set security qualifier was non-blank and the volume accessibility indicator was blank.
  • The block length on a continuation volume is different from that of the preceding volume of a multivolume diskette data set.
  • The Bypass Indicator does not contain a ‘blank’ or B, (input only).
  • The Write Protect Indicator does not contain a ‘blank’ or ‘P’, (output only).
  • A verified data set was requested, but the data set was not verified.
  • The Expiration Date is incorrect, (output only).
  • The Data Set Security Qualifier on a continuation volume is different from that of the preceding volume of a multivolume diskette data set.
In the message text:
ddd
The device address.
ser
The volume identifier from the VOL1 label.
dsid
The contents from the data set identifier field of the HDR1 label.

System action

If the device is processing input data sets, the request for the data set is ended. The system will continue processing with the next data set.

If the device is processing output data sets, the diskette is flushed and the system will continue processing with the next diskette.

Operator response

If the device is being used for output, inform the owner of the diskette of the error. If the device is being used for input, there is no response necessary.

Programmer response

Correct the error(s) in the HDR1 label and rerun the job if necessary.

Source

DFSMSdfp

Routing code

2,7

Descriptor code

7

Parent topic: IEB messages