Explanation
VTAM® issues
this message in response to a MODIFY DIRECTRY,UPDATE command for
one of
the following reasons:
- The MODIFY DIRECTRY,UPDATE command included the operand CPNAME=resourcename which
attempted to specify resourcename as a CP (control
point). resourcename is not identified as a CP in
the APPN directory.
- The MODIFY DIRECTRY,UPDATE command included the operands CPNAME=resourcename and
NETSRVR=name which indicates that resourcename is
a EN (end node). resourcename is not identified
as a EN in the APPN directory.
- The MODIFY DIRECTRY,UPDATE command included the operand NETSRVR=resourcename which
attempted to specify resourcename as a NN (network
node). resourcename is not identified as a NN in
the APPN directory.
command is always F DIRECTRY which
refers to the MODIFY DIRECTRY,UPDATE command.
resourcename is
the network-qualified name specified on either the CPNAME operand
or the NETSRVR operand, in the form netid.name.
System action
VTAM ignores
the MODIFY DIRECTRY,UPDATE command. Other processing continues.
Operator response
Verify that resourcename is
spelled correctly, and reenter the command.
Issue the DISPLAY
ID command to verify the current type of resourcename.
If resourcename is expected to be either a control
point or a network node, save the system log for problem determination.
System programmer response
You can change the type of
resourcename in
the APPN directory with the following actions:
- Enter the MODIFY DIRECTRY,DELETE,ID=resourcename command.
- Change the type of the resourcename specified
in the definition list and activate the list.
- Reenter the MODIFY DIRECTRY,UPDATE command with either the CPNAME
or NETSRVR operand, depending upon the desired result.
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