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APK409S A DDNAME FOR {MSGDD ¦ PARMDD}
WAS NOT SUPPLIED. {SYSPRINT ¦
SYSIN} WAS USED.
Explanation: No DDname was specified for either the
MSGDD or the PARMDD parameter.
System Action: If the missing DDname was MSGDD,
the DDname assigned to SYSPRINT was used. If the
missing DDname was PARMDD, the DDname assigned
to SYSIN was used.
User Response: If the DDname used was not
acceptable, specify a DDname for the parameter and
submit the job again.
System Programmer Response: No response is
necessary.
APK410S AN ACIF STORAGE REQUEST WAS
UNSUCCESSFUL - REQUEST SIZE
storage request size, request type RETURN
CODE
return code.
Explanation: An unsuccessful attempt has been made
to obtain/free ACIF subpool storage. This error
message returns the following information:
Ÿ
Storage request size
Ÿ
Request type
Ÿ
Return code
System Action: ACIF terminates.
User Response: No response is necessary.
System Programmer Response: Use the information
provided in the message to correct the error and
resubmit the job.
APK411S AN ERROR OCCURRED WHILE
ATTEMPTING TO { READ FROM ¦ WRITE
TO ¦ CLOSE } THE DDNAME xxxxxxxx,
RETURN CODE return code.
Explanation: The file I/O macro made an
unsuccessful attempt to write to the named DD. The
return codes are listed below:
System Action: ACIF terminates.
User Response: Use the information provided in the
return code to correct the problem.
System Programmer Response: No response is
necessary.
APK412W MODULE module name HAS RETURNED
WITH RETURN CODE return code.
Explanation: A non-zero return code has been
returned from the called module. This message
indicates that an abnormal occurrence has taken place
in the called module. This message is informational
and further action will take place in higher level modules
if required.
System Action: None; this message is for information
only.
User Response: See the accompanying message to
determine a response.
System Programmer Response: No response is
necessary.
Return Codes
0 - Successful
1 - Permanent I/O
error
2 - Specified number
of bytes is zero or
negative
3 - Invalid data buffer
address
4 - Address not word
aligned
6 - Invalid FILE_CB@
7 - Invalid MODE
parameter
8 - Data record longer
than LRECL or
buffer
9 - File is not
supported type
10 - Storage
allocation/deallocation
failed
11 - Invalid record
number
12 - End of file
detected
13 - Disk is full
14 - RECFM invalid
20 - Invalid file id
28 - File not found
51 - Length exceeds
maximum
310 - File format invalid
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