Explanation
VTAM® issues
this message when parameter was specified on an
operator command and is not valid. value is the
first 17 characters of the value specified for parameter.
If no value is displayed for value, then the value
of the parameter specified was of zero length (e.g. NETID=).
Possible
reasons for this message include:
- If the value specified for parameter is a network
name, the name might be undefined or the resource might be inactive.
- If the value specified for parameter is a network
name, and IDTYPE was also specified on the command, this message can
be displayed when:
- The network name parameter does not exist.
- The network name parameter might be correct,
but does not exist with the IDTYPE that was specified on the command.
Notes: - The parameter might be valid for other combinations of parameters
and resource types or might have been omitted when required.
- Parameters on operator commands are not processed in the order
they are entered on the command.
System action
The command is not executed.
Operator response
System programmer response
None.
Note: If you modify this
message, you must specify MSG=(IST453I,4) on the USSMSG macro. This
will define IST453I and USS message 4 to be identical in the operation-level
USS table. See the
z/OS Communications Server: SNA Resource Definition
Reference for information
on the USSMSG macro for VTAM operator
messages.
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