Natural System Error Messages 1050-1099

NAT1070: Buffer pool initialization not linked.

Text
Buffer pool initialization is not linked.
Explanation
Driver entry CMBPGETS is missing.
Natural environment is incomplete.
Action
Check your Natural environment.

NAT1071: Incompatible version for :1: buffer pool :2:.

Text
Incompatible version for ... buffer pool ....
Explanation
The version of the buffer pool already initialized is not supported by
the current Natural version.
Action
Ensure that the buffer pool is allocated and initialized by a compatible
Natural version.

NAT1072: Incompatible type for :1: buffer pool :2:.

Text
Incompatible type for ... buffer pool ....
Explanation
Natural has various buffer pools to share common virtual memory.
For example: - type Natural for Natural programs,
             - type SORT for common external sort space,
             - type EDIT for common external editor buffers,
             - type MONITOR for common monitor data.
Because the buffer pool types have different storage layouts,
it is not possible to use the buffer pool types interchangeably.
Action
Check NTBPI macro settings in your Natural parameter module for local
pools or the parameter settings in your startup JCL for global buffer
pools.

NAT1073: Initialization of :1: buffer pool failed. (:2:).

Text
Initialization of ... buffer pool failed. (...).
Explanation
The indicated buffer pool could not be initialized for one
of the following reasons:

- GETMAIN for the local buffer pool storage failed
- specified buffer pool size (BPSIZE parameter) is too small
- missing LINK for the EDTSTUB (installation error)
Action
Please check installation and correct the problem.

NAT1074: Global :1: buffer pool :2: not found.

Text
Global :1: buffer pool :2: not found.
Explanation
The global buffer pool :2: of type :1: could not be found.

Either the global buffer pool is not yet allocated or the used
name of the global buffer pool is wrong.

If the buffer pool could not be found because the Natural subsystem does
not exist, the name of the Natural subsystem is appended to the name of
the global buffer pool, separated by a slash (/).
Action
Check the name of the global buffer pool (Natural profile parameter
BPNAME or NTBPI/BPI subparameter NAME) and/or the name of the Natural
subsystem (Natural profile parameter SUBSID).

NAT1075: Global :1: buffer pool :2: allocated in system key.

Text
Global ... buffer pool ... allocated in system key.
Explanation
The indicated global buffer pool has been allocated in system key, but
the authorized services manager (ASM) has not been started or is not
of the required minimum version.
To process a buffer pool that has been allocated in system key, the ASM
is required.
Action
Start an authorized services manager of the required minimum version
for the Natural subsystem in use.

NAT1076: Error :1: while loading preload list :2: :3:.

Text
Error :1: while loading preload list :2: :3:.
Explanation
Natural error :1: has occurred when Natural tried to load the buffer
pool preload list :2: at the start of the Natural session.
If the Natural error occurs when the preload list is being read, the
information :3: is blank.
If the Natural error occurs when an object named in the preload list
is being loaded, :3: contains library and program name of the object.

The typical Natural error will be NAT0082, which means that either
the preload list or one the named objects could not be found.
Action
Check the object names in your preload list.

NAT1077: Buffer pool propagation failed.

Text
Buffer pool propagation failed.
Explanation
The propagation of changes to the currently used Natural buffer
pool is requested by the current setting of the Natural profile
parameter BPPROP, but the propagation failed.

Possible reasons:
- The Natural Authorized Services Manager is not started for the
  Natural subsystem ID used by the current Natural session.

- The Natural Authorized Services Manager is started without an
  XCF group name and BPPROP=PLEX or BPPROP=GPLEX is requested by
  the current Natural session.
Action
Contact the Natural administrator
and/or check the setting of the Natural profile parameter BPPROP.

NAT1078: Allocation of local buffer pool cache failed.

Text
Allocation of local buffer pool cache failed.
Explanation
A buffer pool cache has been requested for a local Natural buffer pool,
but the cache could not be allocated. The local Natural buffer pool is
operational, but runs without a cache.

This error message is preceded by other error messages which indicate
the reason.
Action
Check the preceding error messages.

NAT1079: Work area could not be obtained by Authorized Services Manager.

Text
Work area could not be obtained by Authorized Services Manager.
Explanation
The Authorized Services Manager (ASM) could not obtain the work area for
the PC routine which is used to access a buffer pool in system key.
Action
Increase the amount of available space for the ASM address space.
If the problem persists, contact Software AG Support.

NAT1080: Cache creation failure :1: :2: :3: Reason= :4:.

Text
Cache creation failure :1: :2: :3: Reason= :4:.
Explanation
The cache create function has failed.
The message shows the failing operating-system macro and the macro
function (:1:).
It also indicates the type of macro-request failure (:2:), that is,
whether the macro failed due to macro failure (RC=) or ABEND (CC=).
Parameter :3: is the ABEND code or macro-request return code
respectively.
Parameter :4: is the associated reason code.
Action
See the relevant operating-system manuals for the reason of the failure.

NAT1081: Cache deletion failure :1: :2: :3: Reason= :4:.

Text
Cache deletion failure :1: :2: :3: Reason= :4:.
Explanation
The cache delete function has failed.
The message shows the failing operating-system macro and the macro
function (:1:).
It also indicates the type of macro request failure (:2:), that is,
whether the macro failed due to macro failure (RC=) or ABEND (CC=).
Parameter :3: is the ABEND code or macro-request return code
respectively.
Parameter :4: is the associated reason code.
Action
See the relevant operating-system macros for the reason of the failure.