Explanation
VTAM® issues
this message when a CMIP services directory definition file (DDF)
was not loaded successfully.
filename is
the name of the directory definition file (ACYDDF).
reason displays
the reason for the unsuccessful load.
reason can
be the following values:
- DUPLICATE ATTRIBUTE AT RECORD record
- The same attribute keyword was used more than once with a given
value for "name".
record indicates the
record number (line number) in the directory definition file for the
last line of the attribute where the error is found.
- ERROR READING FILE
- A DASD or other error was encountered while reading ACYDDF.
- FILE NOT FOUND
- The file in the start procedure containing the ISTCMIP DD statement
was not found.
- INSUFFICIENT STORAGE
- There is not enough internal table storage available for the number
of entries in the directory definition file.
- LINE EXCEEDS 2080 AT RECORD record
- Continuation lines caused the total line length to exceed 2080.
record indicates the record number (line number)
in the directory definition file for the last line of the attribute
where the error is found.
- LRECL EXCEEDS 2080
- The logical record length of the file in the start procedure containing
the ISTCMIP DD statement exceeded 2080.
- NAME MISSING BEFORE RECORD record
- record was something other than a "name" record.
The prior "class" record needs a "name" record before any
attributes can be defined.
record indicates
the record number (line number) in the directory definition file for
the last line of the attribute where the error is found.
- NAME VALUE NOT VALID AT RECORD record
- The value given for a "name" entry is not a valid CMIP distinguished
name.
record indicates the record number (line
number) in the directory definition file for the last line of the
attribute where the error is found.
- NO CLASS SPECIFIED
- The first non-comment record of the directory definition file
was a "name" record which had an unknown "class". The first
non-comment record of the directory definition file must contain a "class" record
to identify the class of subsequent entries.
- SYNTAX ERROR AT RECORD record
- A syntax error was detected in the record record
of the directory definition file. The error might have been caused
by one of the following:
- There is only one word on the line
- A quoted string exists that has not been terminated with another
quote before the end of the line, including any valid continuation
lines.
- The keyword was "class" and the following value was neither "aetitle" nor "managed" (object).
- The conversion of a distinguished name to a standard internal
representation failed because the name had both kinds of quotes in
it.
- The conversion of a distinguished name to a standard internal
representation failed because the name had bad syntax.
- The key value for associationKey in a DDF entry is not one of
the three special values ('*' '–' '.') and is not exactly 16
hexadecimal digits.
- The value for timeSync is too large (greater than 86,400).
- The value for timeSync is not numeric.
- The attribute keyword (first word of the line) was not recognized
as a valid one. (This might be due to a mistake in spelling or capitalization.)
record indicates the record number (line
number) in the directory definition file for the last line of the
attribute where the error is found.
System action
Processing continues. If CMIP services is just
being started, initialization will not complete successfully. If CMIP
services was started earlier with a valid directory definition file,
it will continue to run with the previous definitions.
Operator response
Save the system log for problem determination.
System programmer response
Action depends on the value for
reason:
- DUPLICATE ATTRIBUTE AT RECORD record
- Remove one of the duplicate attributes, then issue the MODIFY
TABLE command or restart CMIP services.
- ERROR READING FILE
- Correct the problem, then issue the MODIFY TABLE command or restart
CMIP services.
- FILE NOT FOUND
- Verify that the name of the directory definition file has the
correct name, then issue the MODIFY TABLE command or restart CMIP
services.
- INSUFFICIENT STORAGE
- Wait until enough storage has been made available, then issue
the MODIFY TABLE command or restart CMIP services. Halting and restarting
CMIP services could free up the current copy of the DDF table, which
might allow the new table to be read. See z/OS Communications Server: SNA Diagnosis Vol
1, Techniques and Procedures for more information on how to correct storage
problems.
- LINE EXCEEDS 2080 AT RECORD record
- Shorten the line, then issue the MODIFY TABLE command or restart
CMIP services.
- LRECL EXCEEDS 2080
- Create a version of the directory definition file with a logical
record length less than 2080 (using line continuation as required),
then issue the MODIFY TABLE command or restart CMIP services.
- NAME MISSING BEFORE RECORD record
- Correct the problem, then issue the MODIFY TABLE command or restart
CMIP services.
- NAME VALUE NOT VALID AT RECORD record
- Correct the problem, then issue the MODIFY TABLE command. If the
problem persists, restart CMIP services.
- NO CLASS SPECIFIED
- Add the proper "class" record before the first "name" record,
then issue the MODIFY TABLE command or restart CMIP services.
- SYNTAX ERROR AT RECORD record
- Correct the problem, then issue the MODIFY TABLE command or restart
CMIP services.
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