You tried to define a profile in the class-name-1 class, but it was unsuccessful because that profile is related to a dynamic class that is being deleted. The class-name-2 class is present in the dynamic class descriptor table, but the class definition (the profile class-name-2 in the CDT class) is deleted from the CDT class. When the SETROPTS RACLIST(CDT) REFRESH command is issued or the system is restarted, the class is removed from the dynamic class descriptor table. Therefore, no profiles may be added that are in the class-name-2 class or that are related to the class-name-2 class.

ICH10318I Profile cannot be created in the HORSES8
class because the profile HORSES8 has been deleted
from the CDT class.

This means that the system administrator is planning to remove the HORSES8 class from the class descriptor table, and as part of the removal, has already deleted the HORSES8 profile from the CDT class. Since the HORSES8 profile in the CDT class contained the definition of the HORSES8 dynamic class, profiles may no longer be added to the HORSES8 class.

As another example, you tried to define a profile named HORSES8 in the GLOBAL class (RDEFINE GLOBAL HORSES8), and received the following message:

ICH10318I Profile cannot be created in the GLOBAL
class because the profile HORSES8 has been
deleted from the CDT class.

Again, this means that the system administrator is planning to remove the HORSES8 class from the class descriptor table, and as part of the removal, deleted the HORSES8 profile from the CDT class. Since the HORSES8 profile in the GLOBAL class depends on the definition of the HORSES8 dynamic class, the HORSES8 profile may not be added to the GLOBAL class.