FOR1506S

Explanation
 The data set data-set-name was
to be created using dynamic file allocation. (Dynamic allocation occurred
because data-set-name was given in the FILE specifier
on the OPEN statement.) The data set was to be a partitioned data
set (PDS) and the number of directory blocks was given as the value
of the DIR argument on the immediately preceding call to the FILEINF
callable service. However, the number of directory blocks was so large
that there wasn't enough space for the whole directory on the volume
given by the VOLSER or VOLSERS argument, if any, on the FILEINF call.
 locator-text gives
more information about the location of the error, and can be one of
the following:  The statement statement for unit unit-number failed.
The INQUIRE statement failed.

System action
 If the error occurred during the execution of
an OPEN statement, the unit is no longer connected to a file. If neither
the ERR nor the IOSTAT specifier is present on the I/O statement,
the condition is signaled. If the condition is unhandled, the application
is terminated.
 Qualifying Data:  Only the basic set of four
qualifying data for I/O conditions as shown in Table 1. Within this basic set, parm_count has
a value of 4.
 Permissible Resume Actions:
 Name
Action Taken after Resumption

RN
The I/O operation is not completed, and execution continues.

Programmer response
 Take one or more of these actions:  If the number of directory blocks indicated by the DIR argument
on the call to the FILEINF callable service is larger than you need,
reduce the value.
On the VOLSER or VOLSERS argument on the call to FILEINF, specify
a volume that might have more space.

Symbolic Feedback Code
 FOR1506