Explanation
The diskette reader was unable to OPEN the file
because the OPEN macro instruction was unsuccessful for the specified
file, or the IEFRDER file is using a 3540 device and one of the following
errors was detected:
- The diskette data set specified as containing JCL does not have
80 for a record length.
- No volume serial number was specified in the DD statement.
- No data set name was specified in the DD statement or supplied
in the START command.
- The data set specified in the DD statement could not be located
on the specified diskette.
- The operator was unable to provide volume accessibility or data
set security qualifiers for the requested data set.
- The specified volume has an incorrect VOL1 label.
- The HDR1 label describing the specified data set is incorrect.
- A permanent I/O error occurred while trying to read the label
track on the specified diskette.
- A delimiter (/*DSKT) was provided in the 3540 as the
diskette containing the JCL data set.
- A reply of ‘C’ was given to message IEB541A.
- The volume serial number specified is an incorrect diskette volume
identifier.
In the message text:
- ddname
- The file specified by the OPEN.
System action
The diskette reader is ended.
Operator response
Ensure that the correct volume serial number
and data set name were supplied in the START command and the correct
diskette was provided in the 3540. Ensure that the correct volume
accessibility and data set security qualifiers were provided if requested
by the diskette reader.
Programmer response
If the operator was unable to correct the
problem, the programmer should ensure that his run instructions were
correct. If the run instructions were correct, the diskette that contains
the JCL should be checked for label incorrectly or errors. If the
diskette is good, or if no diskette was involved in the error, the
system programmer should ensure that procedures used for starting
the diskette reader correctly define the required files.
Source
Routing code
Descriptor code