Terminal Access Method

This message is associated with the Com-plete terminal access method. It appears when Com-plete could not accept a terminal entry for one of the following reasons:

1. The terminal operator entered NULL INPUT from a terminal that was not in conversation with a program.

2. The terminal operator attempted to enter data for a program without first calling the program.

3. The terminal operator attempted to call a program without preceding the request with an asterisk (*).

4. The terminal operator entered '*EOJ' or '*CANCEL' from a terminal that was not in conversation with a program.

The terminal entry is ignored.

Com-plete will not accept entries from a terminal unless one of these procedures is followed:

1. To use a Com-plete application program or utility, call it by entering the '*program' or '*utility' (e.g. '*UDUMP') desired.

2. To use a program that had ended, reenter the '*program-name' command.

Continue with the execution of present transaction.

This message is associated with the Com-plete terminal access method. It appears when Com-plete did not find the program $1 in its library of application programs.

The terminal entry is ignored.

When attempting to initiate a program by entering '*program-name', the program must reside in the Com-plete library. If it does not, this message will appear. The most common cause of this error is incorrect entry of a program name. Reenter the request. If this message reappears, contact the application programmer responsible for the program.

Refer to the Com-plete User Utilities Manual for information about how to catalog a program.

This message is associated with the Com-plete terminal access method. It appears when a disk I/O error has occurred while Com-plete was hod. attempting to load a program from the Com-plete program library.

The terminal entry is ignored.

This error was probably caused by a hardware failure. Notify the Com-plete system programmer.

Move the entire library to another location.

This message is associated with Com-plete's terminal access method. It appears when the terminal operator specified a non-numeric character for a page number in a page display request.

The terminal entry is ignored.

Page numbers in display requests may not contain non-numeric characters. For more information, refer to the Com-plete User Utilities Manual.

This message is associated with Com-plete's terminal access method. It appears when the page number requested by the terminal operator was higher than the highest page built by the program that created the page file.

The terminal entry is ignored.

Reenter the paging request specifying a smaller number. To display the highest page in the page file, enter *UP/H. For more information, refer to the Com-plete User Utilities Manual.

This message is associated with Com-plete's terminal access method. It appears when the terminal operator has attempted to display a page when there were no pages built for the terminal in use.

The terminal entry is ignored.

The program in use did not build a paging file. If the program is expected to have built a paging file, contact the application programmer responsible for the program in use when the error occurred. For more information, refer to the Com-plete User Utilities Manual.

This message appears when the terminal operator has attempted to call the program $1 and either or both of the following conditions prevented Com-plete from initiating conversation:

1. The program name $1 contained characters other than A through Z or 0 through 9.

2. The program name $1 began with a numeric character.

The terminal entry is ignored.

Enter a valid program name.

This message is associated with the Com-plete terminal access method. It appears when the program name specified by the terminal operator contained more than six characters.

The terminal entry is ignored.

Enter a valid program name.

This message is associated with the Com-plete terminal access method. It appears when three successive I/O errors have occurred while Com-plete was attempting to read or write the terminal TID $1.

If the error occurred while Com-plete was attempting to read a terminal operator's response to a program, control is passed to the program at the point immediately following the read operation and the return code is set to indicate that an error occurred.

If the error occurred while Com-plete was attempting to read a terminal that was not in conversation with a program, Com-plete attempts to write the TAM0001 message to the terminal.

If the error occurred while Com-plete was performing a WRTD operation at the request of a user program, the TAM0012 message is written to the operator console. The user program's output is not written.

If the error occurred while Com-plete was performing another type of write operation at the request of a user program, control is passed to the program at the point immediately following the write operation, and the return code is set to indicate that an error has occurred.

The value $2 is the sense data associated with the hardware error. For information on how to evaluate this data, see the appropriate hardware manual for the device type that experienced the error. The value $3 is the status flag from the CSW associated with the error.

Seek the assistance of the Com-plete system programmer. Place the terminal TID $1 on IGNORE status until the problem can be determined.

This message is associated with the Com-plete terminal access method. It appears when three successive I/O errors have occurred while Com-plete was attempting to read or write to the terminal TID $1.

If the error occurred while Com-plete was attempting to read a terminal operator's response to a program, control is passed to the program at the point immediately following the read operation, and the return code is set to indicate that an error occurred.

If the error occurred while Com-plete was attempting to read a terminal that was not in conversation with a program, Com-plete attempts to write the TAM0001 message to the terminal.

If the error occurred while Com-plete was performing a WRTD operation at the request of a user program, the TAM0012 message is written to the operator console. The user program's output is not written.

If the error occurred while Com-plete was performing another type of write operation at the request of a user program, control is passed to the program at the point immediately following the write operation, and the return code is set to indicate that an error has occurred.

This message is accompanied by another Com-plete error message that supplies more information about the nature of the error and the appropriate action to be taken.

Seek the assistance of the Com-plete system programmer. Place the terminal TID $1 on IGNORE status until the problem can be determined.

This message is associated with the Com-plete terminal access method. It appears when three successive I/O errors have occurred while Com-plete was attempting to write to the terminal TID $1 at the request of the user program.

The error is ignored. Com-plete was unable to return the error condition to the user program because the write operation had a disposition of DONE.

This message is accompanied by another Com-plete error message that supplies more information about the nature of the error and the appropriate action to take.

Seek the assistance of the Com-plete system programmer.

Start or continuation of the application was denied because its use has been suspended.

The "suspended" flag for an application can be switched in ULIB.

If you feel like the use of the application should not be suspended, contact your Com-plete system administrator.

This message is associated with the Com-plete terminal access method. It appears when successive I/O errors have occurred while Com-plete was s attempting to write to the terminal TID $1 at the request of the user program.

The error is ignored. Com-plete was unable to return the error condition to the user program because the write operation had a disposition of DONE.

This message is accompanied by other Com-plete error messages supplying more information about the nature of the error and the appropriate action to take.

Seek the assistance of the Com-plete system programmer.

Self-explanatory message.

This message is issued when an attached task attempts to issue a write or Com-plete attempts to write to the attached task 'terminal' for an abend or such like, and no attaching terminal can be identified for the attached task to which the message must be written. $1 is the text of the message that was to be sent. This generally will only occur for tasks attached via the operator command 'USER' or via the Com-plete startup parameter 'STARTUPPGM'. When the Com-plete 'Attach' function is used, the attacher can always be identified.

The terminal operator entered *CANCEL thus forcing an utility abend.

The program $1 was requested by the user, however, due to the size with which this program was catalogued, there was no thread large enough defined to the system in which to run the program.

Report the error to your system administrator.

This message indicates that either a program is catalogued too large and the catalog size must be reduced so that it can fit into one of the defined threads in the system, or one or more threads large enough to accomodate the program must be defined.

The user requested that program $1 be started, however, system options have determined that the terminal user must logon to Com-plete before this program can be executed.

This indicates that this program has not been catalogued with the option indicating that it can be run before logon. If the program should be available before logon to the system, change the catalog options with the ULIB utility.

To logon to the system, enter '*ULOG ON' and you will be presented to with a logon menu. If you should be able to run program $1 without logging on, contact your system administrator.

An attempt was made to run program $1, however, system definitions have disallowed access to this program from the userid currently logged on to the terminal.

If you require access to program $1, contact your system administrator.

This indicates that the user is a Com-pass user and does not have access to this program based on the Com-pass definition. Should access be required, the userid definition should be altered and the user must then logoff and logon again. If the program should be generally available, the catalog option for the program should be changed with the ULIB utility.

An attempt was made to run the program $1, however this failed as there was no eligible processor group available to run the program.

If you should be in a position to run this program, contact your system administrator.

This indicates that program $1 has been catalogued using ULIB to run on a particular group of processors. This group is either not active or quiescing.

An attempt was made to run program $1 however, this was not accepted as a system quiesce has been requested by the system operator.

It is possible for a program to be started while the system is in this state by changing the catalog options for the program in ULIB. Refer to the documentation on this utility for more information.

A request to run the program $1 failed because there was not enough storage to start the program.

Report the error to your system administrator.

This indicates that an internal error to get storage failed. There will have been a prior fixed buffer pool manager error which will indicate why the request to get storage failed.