NETX* - XCF OptionMessages

Overview of Messages

NETX001I: | NETX006I: | NETX007I: | NETX008I: | NETX026E: | NETX027I: | NETX028I: | NETX029I: | NETX030E: | NETX031I: | NETX032I: | NETX033I: | NETX040I: | NETX100I: | NETX104E: | NETX108W: | NETX113E: | NETX114E: | NETX115W: | NETX119W: | NETX124E: | NETX125E: | NETX126E: | NETX127W: | NETX130E: | NETX131E: | NETX132E: | NETX133E: | NETX140E: | NETX141E: | NETX142I: | NETX150I: | NETX151I: | NETX152I: | NETX159I: | NETX160I: | NETX169I: | NETX170I: | NETX171I: | NETX172I: | NETX173I: | NETX174I: | NETX175I: | NETX176I: | NETX180I: | NETX181I: | NETX182I: | NETX184I: | NETX185I: | NETX186I:

NETX001I: fxname FUNCTION => RC = rc, RS = rs
Explanation

The XCF function fxname has completed with a return code (rc) and a reason code (rs) given in the message.

Normal processing continues.

Action

None required. This message is informational only.


NETX006I: MEMBER member-name HAS JOINED THE group-name GROUP
Explanation

The group exit has detected that member member-name has joined the group group-name.

Communication with the member has started.

Action

None required. This message is informational only.


NETX007I: MEMBER member-name HAS LEFT THE group-name GROUP
Explanation

The group exit has detected that member member-name has left the group group-name.

Communication with the member has ended.

Action

None required. This message is informational only.


NETX008I: COMMUNICATION WITH UNDEFINED MEMBER member-name DISALLOWED
Explanation

Member member-name has joined this node's group. However, the member was not defined and ACCEPTUI=N was specified (by default) on the DRIVER statement.

Communication with this partner will not be allowed.

Action

None required. This message is informational only.


NETX026E: LINK COULD NOT BE LOCATED FOR OPERATOR COMMAND
Explanation

An operator command specified an unknown link name.

Normal processing continues.

Action

Reissue the operator command with a valid link name.


NETX027I: OPERATOR COMMAND COMPLETED: cccccccccccccccccccccccccccccc
Explanation

The operator command shown in the message has completed successfully.

Normal processing continues.

Action

None required. This message is informational only.


NETX028I: OPERATOR COMMAND REJECTED: cccccccccccccccccccccccccccc
Explanation

The operator command shown in the message was rejected for one of the following reasons:

  • The link name specified was not found.

  • The command is not valid.

  • The required operands were not entered (ALTER command).

  • The driver is not in the proper state.

Normal processing continues.

Action

Correct the operator command and reissue the command.


NETX029I: NETXCF AVAILABLE OPERATOR COMMANDS
Explanation

This is the first of a group of messages generated in response to the HELP operator command.

All valid operator commands are listed on the console.

Action

None required. This message is informational only.


NETX030E: KEYWORD/VALUE ERROR => eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
Explanation

An ALTER operator command was entered with an invalid keyword or an invalid value. Some DRIVER statement and LINK statement parameters can be altered only when the driver or link is closed.

All parameters following the invalid keyword or value are ignored.

Action

Either correct the keyword or value, or close the driver or link. Then reissue the command.


NETX031I: +----------------------------------------------------+
Explanation

This message is the first of a group of messages generated in response to the SHOW or STATS operator commands. For more information, see the section Entire Net-Work Operator Commands.

This message is written to the console and DDPRINT.

Action

None required. This message is informational only.


NETX032I: + llllllll STATE(xxxxxxxxxxxx) MSGS SENT(xxxxxxxx) RCVD(xxxxxxxx) +
Explanation

One of a group of messages generated in response to the SHOW or STATS operator commands. It shows the driver or link name, its state, and the number of messages sent/received. For more information, see the section Entire Net-Work Operator Commands.

This message is written to the console and DDPRINT.

Action

None required. This message is informational only.


NETX033I: + BYTES SENT( xxxxxxx.xxxu) BYTES RCVD( xxxxxxx.xxxu) +
Explanation

One of a group of messages generated in response to the SHOW or STATS operator commands. It shows the total number of bytes sent/received. For more information, see the section Entire Net-Work Operator Commands.

This message is written to the console and DDPRINT.

Action

None required. This message is informational only.


NETX040I: NETWORK XCF CLOSE COMPLETE, GROUP=gggggggg, MEMBER=mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
Explanation

The XCF line driver has closed successfully.

Normal processing continues.

Action

None required. This message is informational only.


NETX100I: DRIVBLK @aaaaaaaa NWXCFDRV @ aaaaaaaa
Explanation

The XCF driver has initialized successfully. The message provides the address of the XCF driver block and the address of the driver itself.

Action

None

Module

NWXCFDRV

Routine

DINIT


NETX104E: FAILED TO GET BUFFER FOR LINKBLK
Explanation

An attempt to get a buffer for a LINKBLK from the buffer pool failed. This message indicates a 'short on storage' problem

Action

Look for other messages that might indicate the cause of the storage shortage.

Module

NWXCFDRV

Routine

GEXIT


NETX108W: UNKNOWN MEMBER mmmmmmmm with ACCEPTUI=N
Explanation

The identified member has joined the XCF group used for this Entire Net-Work node. The member does not have a LINK statement defined, and unsolicited connections are not allowed.

Action

Add an XCF LINK statement to your parameters for the member or set ACCEPTUI=Y.

Module

NWXCFDRV

Routine

GEXIT


NETX113E: IXCCALL FAILED RC=xxxx RS=nnnn
Explanation

An XCF IXCJOIN or IXCQUERY call failed with the identified return code and reason code. This may be caused by invalid parameters defined to Entire Net-Work or system parameters (policy) defined for your SYSPLEX.

Action

Look up the return code and reason code in the IBM messages and codes documentation to determine if this is a configuration problem and, if so, take the necessary corrective action. If this is not a configuration problem, obtain the JOBLOG and NETPRNT or DDPRNT file, then report the problem to your Software AG technical support representative.

Module

NWXCFDRV

Routine

OPEND


NETX114E: IXCLEAVE FAILED RC=xxxx RS=nnnn
Explanation

An XDF IXCLEAVE call failed with the identified return code and reason code.

Action

Look up the return code and reason code in the IBM messages and codes documentation to determine if this is a configuration problem and, if so, take the necessary corrective action. If this is not a configuration problem, obtain the JOBLOG and NETPRNT or DDPRNT file, then report the problem to your Software AG technical support representative.

Module

NWXCFDRV

Routine

CLOSD


NETX115W: NODE nnnnnnnn IS NOT COMPATIBLE
Explanation

The identified node has joined the XCF group in use by this Entire Net-Work node, but the node is using an older version of the XCF driver that is not compatible with the current version. Entire Net-Work 5.8 introduced a new XCF driver that can only connect with other Entire Net-Work version 5.8 or later nodes. Entire Net-Work will continue to run, but no link is established with the incompatible node.

Action

Specify a different GROUP value on the driver parameter for this Entire Net-Work node.

Module

NWXCFDRV

Routine

OPEND


NETX119W: NODE nnnnnnnn IS NOT COMPATIBLE
Explanation

The identified node, which has joined the XCF group in use by this Entire Net-Work, is using an older version of the XCF driver that is not compatible with the current version. Entire Net-Work 5.8 introduced a new XCF driver that can only connect with other Entire Net-Work 5.8 or later nodes. Entire Net-Work continues to run, but no link is established with the incompatible node.

Action

Specify a different GROUP value on the driver parameter for this Entire Net-Work node.

Module

NWXCFDRV

Routine

GEXIT


NETX124E: IXCMSGO FAILED RC=xxxx RS=nnnn
Explanation

An XCF IXCMSGO call to send data to another member failed with the identified return code and reason code.

Action

Look up the return code and reason codes in the IBM messages and codes book to determine if this is a configuration problem. Obtain the JOBLOG and NETPRNT or DDPRNT file, then report this problem to your Software AG technical support representative.

Module

NWXCFDRV

Routine

SENDM


NETX125E: IXCMSGO FAILED RC=xxxx RS=nnnn FOR CONNECT
Explanation

An XCF IXCMSGO call to send a connection request to another member failed with the identified return code and reason code.

Action

Look up the return code and reason codes in the IBM messages and codes book to determine if this is a configuration problem and, if so, take the necessary corrective action. If this is not a configuration problem, obtain the JOBLOG and NETPRNT or DDPRNT file, then report the problem to your Software AG technical support representative.

Module

NWXCFDRV

Routine

CONNL


NETX126E: IXCMSGO FAILED RC=0000 RS=0000 FOR DISCONNECT
Explanation

An XCF IXCMSGO call to send a disconnection request to another member failed with the identified return code and reason code.

Action

Look up the return code and reason codes in the IBM messages and codes book to determine if this is a configuration problem and, if so, take the necessary corrective action. If this is not a configuration problem, obtain the JOBLOG and NETPRNT or DDPRNT file, then report the problem to your Software AG technical support representative.

Module

NWXCFDRV

Routine

DISCL


NETX127W: UNKNOWN NEXIT REQUEST
Explanation

The XCF Notify exit was called with an unknown request. Entire Net-Work ignores the request and continues to run.

Action

Obtain the JOBLOG and NETPRNT or DDPRNT file, then contact your Software AG technical support representative.

Module

NWXCFDRV

Routine

NEXIT


NETX130E: UNABLE TO GET STORAGE FOR MESSAGE
Explanation

Both a call to the buffer pool and a direct storage request failed. This is most likely caused by an out of storage condition. The system will ignore the message and disconnect the link.

Action

Increase the amount of virtual storage available to the Entire Net-Work address space.

Module

NWXCFDRV

Routine

MEXIT


NETX131E: MESSAGE FROM UNKNOWN VERSION OF NET-WORK
Explanation

A message received from a member of the XCF group in use by this Entire Net-Work is from a node using an older version of the XCF driver that is not compatible with the current version. Entire Net-Work 5.8 introduced a new XCF driver that can only connect with other Entire Net-Work 5.8 or later nodes. Entire Net-Work ignores the message and continues to run.

Action

Specify a different GROUP value on the driver parameter for this Entire Net-Work. Obtain the JOBLOG and NETPRNT or DDPRNT file, then contact your Software AG technical support representative.

Module

NWXCFDRV

Routine

MEXIT


NETX132E: BUFFER TABLE OVERFLOW
Explanation

The buffer table in the XCF driver has filled up. All of the entries in the table are currently allocated. These reusable table entries are used to temporarily save the address of an input buffer. This condition should not occur and indicates a logic problem or a severe performance problem.

Action

Contact your Software AG technical support representative.

Module

NWXCFDRV

Routine

MEXIT


NETX133E: UNABLE TO GET IDD
Explanation

An attempt to get an IDD control block failed. The request will be retried at a later time. This may be a temporary resource shortage or an out-of-storage condition.

Action

Increase the amount of virtual storage available to the Entire Net-Work address space. Contact your Software AG technical support representative if the problem persists.

Module

NWXCFDRV

Routine

DRIVE


NETX140E: INVALID COMMAND SYNTAX ENTERED
Explanation

An operator command was entered with a syntax error.

Action

Either correct the keyword or value, or close the driver or link. Then reissue the command. For the correct syntax, see the section XCF Operator Commands.

Module

NWXCFDRV

Routine

OPCMD


NETX141E: UNKNOWN COMMAND ENTERED - xxxxxxxx
Explanation

The identified command was entered and is unknown.

Action

Use the HELP command or refer to the section XCF Operator Commands .

Module

NWXCFDRV

Routine

OPCMD


NETX142I: XCF COMMAND EXECUTED
Explanation

This message informs you that the command entered was executed.

Action

None

Module

NWXCFDRV

Routine

OPCMD


NETX150I: LINK xxxxxxxx SENT RECEIVED
Explanation

This message is displayed in response to the STATS command for the identified link. It displays a header for Sent and Received statistical information that will follow in message NETX151I.

Action

None

Module

NWXCFDRV

Routine

CLKSTAT


NETX151I: ccccccccccc n,nnn,nnn,nnn,nnn n,nnn,nnn,nnn,nnn
Explanation

This message displays statistical information for the link displayed in message NETX150I. The size of the data is followed by the number of messages sent and the number of messages received. The displayed size is SMALL for messages that are smaller than the size specified by the driver parameter SMALLMSG. The displayed size is MEDIUM for messages larger than SMALLMSG and smaller than LARGEMSG. The displayed size is LARGE for messages that are larger than the size specified by the driver parameter LARGEMSG. The total of all message sizes is displayed as TOTAL message sizes. This information may be helpful in tuning the XCF group policy parameters.

Action

None

Module

NWXCFDRV

Routine

CLKSTAT


NETX152I: LINK xxxxxxxx STATISTICS RESET
Explanation

The statistics for link xxxxxxxx have been reset to zero.

Action

None

Module

NWXCFDRV

Routine

CLKRESET


NETX159I: VALID LINK COMMANDS
Explanation

This message is in response to a link HELP command.

Action

See following messages for command help information.

Module

NWXCFDRV

Routine

CLKHELP


NETX160I: NO STATISTICS ARE RECORDED FOR DRIVER
Explanation

A command to display or reset statistics for the XCF driver was attempted. There are no statistics recorded at the driver level to be displayed or reset. The command is accepted to prevent problems with automated command systems.

Action

None

Module

NWXCFDRV

Routine

CDVSTAT, CDVRESET


NETX169I: VALID DRIVER COMMANDS
Explanation

This message is in response to a driver HELP command.

Action

See following messages for command help information.

Module

NWXCFDRV

Routine

CDVHELP


NETX170I: RESET - RESETS STATISTIC VALUES TO ZERO
Explanation

This message is in response to a HELP command. It describes the RESET command.

Action

None

Module

NWXCFDRV

Routine

CDVHELP, CLKHELP


NETX171I: SHOW - SHOWS CONFIGURATION INFORMATION
Explanation

This message is in response to a HELP command. It describes the SHOW command.

Action

None

Module

NWXCFDRV

Routine

CDVHELP, CLKHELP


NETX172I: STATS - SHOWS CURRENT STATISTICS
Explanation

This message is in response to a HELP command. It describes the STATS command.

Action

None

Module

NWXCFDRV

Routine

CDVHELP, CLKHELP


NETX173I: SNAP - PRINTS DUMP OF STORAGE AREAS
Explanation

This message is in response to a HELP command. It describes the SNAP command.

Action

None

Module

NWXCFDRV

Routine

CDVHELP, CLKHELP


NETX174I: TRACE - PRINTS FORMATTED TRACE TABLE
Explanation

This message is in response to a HELP command. It describes the TRACE command.

Action

None

Module

NWXCFDRV

Routine

CDVHELP, CLKHELP


NETX175I: HELP - DISPLAYS COMMAND HELP
Explanation

This message is in response to a HELP command. It describes the HELP command.

Action

None

Module

NWXCFDRV

Routine

CDVHELP, CLKHELP


NETX176I: ALTER - USED TO ALTER PARAMETERS
Explanation

This message is in response to a HELP command. It describes the ALTER command.

Action

None

Module

NWXCFDRV

Routine

CDVHELP, CLKHELP


NETX180I: XCF GROUP=cccccccc TOKEN=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Explanation

This message is a response to the driver SHOW command. It displays the group and the XCF member token associated for this group member.

Action

None

Module

NWXCFDRV

Routine

CDVSHOW


NETX181I: ACCEPTUI=Y, TRACESIZ=nnnk
Explanation

This message is a response to the driver SHOW command. It displays whether unsolicited connections are allowed (Y or N) and the size of the trace table.

Action

None

Module

NWXCFDRV

Routine

CDVSHOW


NETX182I: SMALLMSG=nnnk, LARGEMSG=nnnk
Explanation

This message is a response to the driver SHOW command. It displays the values for messages considered to be small and large. These values are used for statistics kept by the links for messages sent and received.

Action

None

Module

NWXCFDRV

Routine

CDVSHOW


NETX184I: XCF LINK=cccccccc TOKEN=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Explanation

This message is a response to the link SHOW command. It displays the name of the link and the XCF member token associated for this group member.

Action

None

Module

NWXCFDRV

Routine

CLKSHOW


NETX185I: PSTAT=N, RSTAT=Y, STATINT=nnnnn
Explanation

This message is a response to the driver or link SHOW command. It displays whether statistics should be printed (Y or N) and reset (Y or N) at the identified intervals, in seconds.

Action

None

Module

NWXCFDRV

Routine

CDVSHOW, CLKSHOW


NETX186I: WEIGHT=nnn, SAF=N
Explanation

This message is a response to the link SHOW command. It displays the relative weight assigned to this link and whether the SAF interface will be called for this link.

Action

None

Module

NWXCFDRV

Routine

CDVSHOW, CLKSHOW