Messages
The messages are listed sequentially in ascending sequence by
their message Number. Each Message entry is made up of the
message Number, its Text, and Class, an expanded
Explanation, a brief System Action, and suggested Operator
and Network Administrator Responses.
The Explanation
is an extended description of the condition or
conditions that created the message situation. The Explanation
may also contain a description of Network Director processing
associated with the message.
The System Action describes what Network Director will do
automatically as a result of the message being issued.
The Responses are intended to aid
the network user and/or Network Administrator in how to
respond to the condition represented by the message.
The Class is a logical grouping of the messages by
their functional impact. The Class Codes, their numeric values,
and their meanings are:
| Class |
Meaning |
Color |
| I (20) |
Internal Message Class, a Network Director
logical error has occurred. |
Red |
| R (40) |
Reply Message Class, a message that is used to
reply to a Network Administrator request. |
Yellow |
| C (50) |
Change Message Class, used to group
messages that identify some type of a state change (application
availability, etc.). |
Turquoise |
| S (60) |
Security Message Class, used to group
messages associated with network element
security related messages. |
White |
| G (80) |
General Message Class, decribes events that are
of an informational nature. |
Blue |
| D (90) |
Debug Message Class, used to group
messages permitting an intermediate level of diagnosis of
Network Director operations. |
Red |
| T (100) |
Trace Messages, internal logical trace messages |
Green |
Message Classes
Variable information is represented in the text of a message
by a string in a non-bold font representing
the variable information that will be inserted.
These values will be filled in at execution time by
Network Director with appropriate values.
Many of the variable items in the messages are filled in as a result
of the generalized variable processor embedded within Network Director.
See Variables in the Network Administrator's Guide
for additional information.
The contents of any message may be modified by editing the message
text and modifying it. It is possible to change any of the text
to another string of characters. You may also remove variable tokens,
but you must remove the last token first.
For example, you cannot
affect the order of the replacement tokens within the message
text.
The variable tokens will be represented in the message by dollar signs
"$" for alphanumeric
variables and pound signs "#" for numeric values.
Network Director variables may be removed, inserted, or moved as desired with
no adverse impact.
Network Director also stores these extended descriptions for the messages in the
External File. You can access the descriptions by entering
HELP TNDxxxx, where xxxx is the message number that you would like
additional information about.
You can enter this INFO command whenever your terminal is connected
to the INFO facility or any other screen that accepts the HELP
command.
You can update the individual characteristics of a message
interactively from Network Administration via the SHOW MESSAGES
processor. This mechanism will allow you to update the message text
and class as discussed in this manual.
The SHOW MESSAGES processor will also allow you to specify
additional special handling characteristics for the message.
It is possible to have an individual message written to the OS
log (WTL) and to have Network Director force an internal abend when the message
is issued. See the topic "Error Message Attributes" in the
Network Administrator's Guide for additional information.
The following messages are associated with
and issued by Network Director's
nucleus that operates as an individual job or virtual machine
in the operating system.
- TND0001I
- Storage wait under DFB [name]
- Explanation:
- A DFB attempted to conditionally
acquire storage and storage management could not
allocate it. The DFB was placed into a wait state
pending storage availability.
- System Action:
- Network Director will wait the DFB internally until storage becomes available.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Storage wait conditions will significantly
impact the throughput of Network Director.
Allocate additional virtual storage to Network Director.
- TND0002I
- Storage Allocation has failed - DFB [name]
- Explanation:
- An unconditional allocation of storage
has failed. There was no more operating system storage
available and all the storage pools are full.
- System Action:
- Abnormal termination 133 will be issued.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Allocate additional storage to Network Director.
- TND0003I
- Storage Allocation has failed
- Explanation:
- Same as TND0002 except the storage
shortage occurred when storage management was not
executing under the control of a DFB.
- System Action:
- Abnormal termination 133 will be issued.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Restart Network Director with additional virtual storage allocated.
- TND0004I
- Attempt to free Control Block is ignored
- Explanation:
- Storage Management received a request to
free a Control Block from the CB pool. This storage
pool is not recoverable and the request has been
ignored.
- System Action:
- Network Director will continue to operate.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- This represents an internal logic error
within Network Director. Contact NRS Technical Support.
- TND0005I
- Free address is not on a proper boundary
- Explanation:
- Storage Management was able to locate the
free address within the proper GSA, but it wasn't on
the proper boundary within the block.
- System Action:
- The request has been ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- This is an indication of an internal logic
error. Contact NRS Technical Support.
- TND0006I
- [name] attempting to free an invalid address
[address] - offset [displacement]
- Explanation:
- Storage Management received an address to
free that could not be located as a valid address to
free.
- System Action:
- If RECOVERY=YES is in effect, the request is ignored and
processing continues. If RECOVERY=NO is in effect, a U0144 abend
is issued.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Contact NRS Technical Support.
- TND0007C
- Network Director [version number]
- Initialization is in progress
- Explanation:
- INIT successfully opened the output LOG
file and initialization is underway.
- System Action:
- Network Director will process the Configuration Parameters.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0008G
- [input parameter image]
- Explanation:
- This message contains the exact text
contained in a Configuration Parameter statement.
- System Action:
- The Parameter Statement is processed.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- General Information.
- TND0009G
- Processing Parameter Deck
- Explanation:
- PARM is about to begin the processing of
the input Parameter Deck.
- System Action:
- Initialization continues.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0010G
- The [statement name]
statement is not valid as a Configuration Parameter
- Explanation:
- You have used a parameter statement that
is not allowed within the Parameter Deck. ACF2, APPLICATION,
DEFAULT, GLOBALS, GROUP, PROFILE, RELOAD, TERMINAL, and USER
are valid.
- System Action:
- The statement is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Remove the statement from the Parameter
Deck. It will be ignored for this execution.
- TND0011G
- This[statement] ( [statement name] )
is already defined
- Explanation:
- The first replacement value represents a
Statement Identifier whose Name (the second
replacement value) has been already defined.
- System Action:
- The statement is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Remove one of the duplicate definitions.
The second definition attempt is ignored.
- TND0012G
- This [statement] ([name])
with Extension [extension] is already defined
- Explanation:
- Replacement value 1 is a Statement
Identifier whose Name (replacement value 2) combined
with Extension (replacement value 3) has already been
defined.
- System Action:
- The statement is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Remove one of the duplicate definitions.
The second and subsequent definitions will be ignored.
- TND0013G
- [text string] is an unidentified statement or command
- Explanation:
- Network Director could not locate a
Statement Identifier with replacement value one's
value.
- System Action:
- The statement is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the specification or spelling of the
Statement Identifier. This message may also result
when you have forgotten to provide the continuation
characters (",") on a previous statement.
- TND0014G
- A name must be provided for the
[statement name] statement
- Explanation:
- The referenced statement type requires a
positional "name".
- System Action:
- The statement is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Provide a name for the statement.
- TND0015G
- Text [text string] is not a valid statement
identifier
- Explanation:
- When parsing a Parameter image, the
character string that should represent a statement
identifier cannot be identified as a valid statement.
- System Action:
- The statement is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the spelling of the Statement
Identifier. Insure that this message has not been
created through a missing continuation character
string.
- TND0016G
- The statement name is missing
- Explanation:
- The current Parameter image does not have
a statement name present as a positional parameter.
- System Action:
- The statement is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Provide a statement name and try it again.
- TND0017G
- [text string] identifies multiple statements - Ignored
- Explanation:
- You did not specify a sufficient number
of characters to uniquely identify the statement
utilizing Network Director abbreviation rules.
- System Action:
- The request is rejected.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Expand the number of characters used to
identify the statement to at least the minimum required
to uniquely identify the statement.
- TND0018G
- [statement name] is invalid during [phase]
processing
- Explanation:
- The statement entered (replacement value
1) cannot be used during this phase (replacement value
2) of execution.
- System Action:
- The statement is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Issue the statement at the proper point in processing.
- TND0019G
- Keyword or positional parameter specified incorrectly
- Explanation:
- A keyword or positional parameter must
terminate on the record image that initiates it.
Network Director was unable to locate a terminator for
the keyword on the parameter statement.
- System Action:
- The keyword or positional parameter is
ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the keyword or positional parameter and try it again.
- TND0020G
- The parameter value extends too far
- Explanation:
- While scanning for the values terminator
character, Network Director encountered the end of
the current parameter statement.
- System Action:
- The current operand is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the specification and try it again.
- TND0021G
- This statement has no positional operands - operand
ignored
- Explanation:
- A positional operand was encountered and
the current statement has no positional operands
defined.
- System Action:
- The current operand is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Investigate
for proper usage of the continuation string on a prior
record image or a missing value on a keyword.
- TND0022G
- Keyword [operand] is ambiguous within the
[statement name] statement
- Explanation:
- The keyword specified by replacement
value 1 is not unique within the statement identified
by replacement value 2.
- System Action:
- The keyword is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Expand the number of characters used to identify the keyword.
- TND0023G
- [text string] is an unrecognized keyword
- Explanation:
- Replacement value 1 represents a keyword
that is not defined as valid for the current statement.
- System Action:
- The operand is be ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the spelling of the keyword or
associate it with the proper statement.
- TND0024G
- The [operand] operand has an invalid length
- Explanation:
- The number of characters used to
represent the value for the specified keyword is too
large.
- System Action:
- The keyword is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Reduce the number of characters specified to
within the maximum specified under the keyword syntax.
- TND0025I
- PARMS is executing in an unidentified mode
- Explanation:
- PARMS does not recognize the WAE that has
been passed to it as belonging to DECK, OPER, or PARM.
- System Action:
- The current statement will not be processed correctly.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Contact NRS Technical Support.
- TND0026G
- Invalid use of [operand] operand
- Explanation:
- The parameter specified as replacement
value 1 cannot be used during this phase of
Network Director's execution.
- System Action:
- The parameter is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Evaluate the reason for attempting to
utilize the operand.
- TND0027G
- [statement name] has an invalid DAY specification
- Explanation:
- The first three characters of one of the
DAY parameters does not match a valid day
specification. The first three characters must exactly
match a day of the week.
- System Action:
- The current specification is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the specification for the next
execution attempt.
- TND0028G
- DAY specification must be at least three characters
- Explanation:
- The DAY operand was provided a value that
was less than three characters in length.
- System Action:
- The specification is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the specification.
- TND0029G
- TIME values must be 5 characters in length (HH:MM)
- Explanation:
- A TIME specification did not have the
proper number of characters specified for it to be
valid.
- System Action:
- The operand is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the specification by expressing it
in the HH:MM format.
- TND0030G
- The TIME value is in improper format (HH:MM)
- Explanation:
- The TIME specification must be made up of
2 two character numeric values separated by a colon.
- System Action:
- The specification is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the specification.
- TND0031G
- The PFKEY operand has an invalid value
- Explanation:
- The PFKEY value must be specified as 1-24, 01-24,
PF1-PF24, or PF01-PF24.
- System Action:
- The value is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the specification and try again.
- TND0032G
- [operand] has an invalid numeric value specified
- Explanation:
- The value for the numeric operand
identified in replacement value 1 is not made up of
numbers and/or valid short hand specifications (S,M,H,
K, or D).
- System Action:
- The value is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the value specifying a valid number.
- TND0033G
- INITIAL-DATA variable specification is invalid
- Explanation:
- The first character after INITIAL-DATA
was a "&", which indicates a special variable, but the
rest of the variable was unidentified.
- System Action:
- The specification is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Modify the specification to one of the
supported INITIAL-DATA variables.
- TND0034G
- The value for INITIAL-STATUS is invalid
- Explanation:
- The operands value was not ASIS or HELD.
- System Action:
- The operand is ignored. The default for
INITIAL-STATUS remains ASIS.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the specification.
- TND0035G
- The UPDATES operand must be YES or NO
- Explanation:
- An invalid operand value was provided for
UPDATES.
- System Action:
- The current attempt is ignored. The default
for UPDATES remains in effect.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the specification.
- TND0036G
- The COMMANDS operand must be YES, NO, DROP,
DISC, RESET, FLASH, or LOGON
- Explanation:
- An invalid operand value was provided for
the COMMANDS operand.
- System Action:
- The operand value is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the COMMANDS specification.
- TND0037G
- IDENTIFICATION= must be YES or NO
- Explanation:
- You provided an invalid value for the
IDENTIFICATION operand.
- System Action:
- The default condition for this operand
remains unchanged.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the specification.
- TND0038G
- [text string] is an invalid value for MESSAGES=
- Explanation:
- Each MESSAGES operand value must be BROADCASTS, NOTES, or MEMOS).
- System Action:
- The invalid operand is ignored.
The default for this operand remains unchanged.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the specification.
- TND0039G
- The PROFILE name exceeds eight characters
- Explanation:
- The name operand on the PROFILE statement
is too long.
- System Action:
- The operand is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the PROFILE operand specification.
- TND0040G
- The second PROFILE operand value is invalid
- Explanation:
- The second value in the PROFILE keyword must be
VIEW, CHANGE, or NO).
- System Action:
- The value is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the specification to one of the
valid values.
- TND0041G
- [operand] must have storage or disk specified
- Explanation:
- The BROADCASTS, MEMOS, or NOTES operand
did not have a valid first operand value.
- System Action:
- The operand is ignored. The default remains unchanged.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the operand specification and try it again.
- TND0042G
- The CONSOLE operand must have a YES or NO value
- Explanation:
- An invalid value was provided on the
CONSOLE operand.
- System Action:
- The current attempt is ignored. The default
condition will remain in effect.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the specification and try it again.
- TND0043G
- The NSI operand requires a YES or NO value
- Explanation:
- An invalid value was provided for the NSI
operand.
- System Action:
- The NSI operand is ignored. The default will remain in effect.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the value and try it again.
- TND0044G
- RPLS= must be specified greater than zero
- Explanation:
- The RPLS operand was provided with a zero
value, which is invalid.
- System Action:
- The RPLS default value will be used and this specification is
ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the RPLS specification.
- TND0045G
- Invalid SECURITY value specified
- Explanation:
- The value specified with the SECURITY
operand was unrecognized.
- System Action:
- SECURITY=NONE remains in effect.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the operand value and try it again.
- TND0046G
- The TERMINATE operand value is incorrect
- Explanation:
- An invalid value was provided as an
operand of the TERMINATE operand.
- System Action:
- The current attempt to modify the default is
ignored and the default remains in effect.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the specification.
- TND0047G
- VTAMOPER has an invalid value
- Explanation:
- An unacceptable value was provided as a
value for the VTAMOPER operand.
- System Action:
- The operand is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the operand value and try it again.
- TND0048G
- SELECTIONS= [value]
- Explanation:
- This is issued in response to a DISPLAY
statement and represents the current setting of the
SELECTIONS operand for the displayed control block or
network element.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0049G
- The PFKEY is undefined - update the Profile
- Explanation:
- You have pressed a 3270 Pfkey that is not
currently assigned a value in your Profile, or your
Profile is currently undefined.
- System Action:
- The PFKEY is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- Issue the PROFILE command to update the Profile with
the desired value.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- If the operator is not authorized access to the profile, you
should update the appropriate PROFILE definition for the user.
- TND0050G
- The ACQUIRE value is invalid
- Explanation:
- An invalid value was provided for the ACQUIRE operand.
- System Action:
- The specification is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the operand specification.
- TND0051G
- Invalid positional parameter value for [statement name]
statement
- Explanation:
- The value for the positional parameter is
not one of the acceptable values for the statement
specified in replacement value 1.
- System Action:
- The parameter is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the syntax utilized and try it again.
- TND0052G
- The LOGO text exceeds a maximum of [numeric value]
- Explanation:
- The number of bytes required to hold the
LOGO extended value exceeds the maximum permitted by Network Director.
- System Action:
- The LOGO is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Reduce the size of the LOGO to be within the
specified number of bytes.
- TND0053C
- Termination is complete
- Explanation:
- This informational message is issued
immediately prior to Network Director closing the LOG DCB/DTF.
- System Action:
- Control is returned to the operating system.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0054C
- Termination Stage Two beginning
- Explanation:
- Network Director is entering its
second stage of termination processing.
- System Action:
- All pending disk i/o is complete and termination will continue.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0055G
- The errors detected should be corrected during execution
- Explanation:
- Network Director detected one or more
errors associated with the initial Parameter Deck.
- System Action:
- Network Director will complete initialization.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Errors that were encountered can be
corrected during execution from an authorized Network Administrator's terminal
via the SHOW command.
- TND0056G
- Keyword [operand] has a null operand
- Explanation:
- The value provided for the keyword
specified via replacement value 1 has a zero length.
- System Action:
- The operand is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the keywords value.
- TND0057C
- [element] [name] has been HELD
- Explanation:
- The TARGET operand that was provided for
this
network element
was not valid or was missing
altogether.
- System Action:
- The definition is placed into a HELD status.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the TARGET specification and then
RELEASE the
network element
- TND0058G
- APPLICATION [application name] for
[network element name] has not been defined
- Explanation:
- The network element specified in
replacement value 2 was authorized an APPLICATION
(replacement value 1) that was not defined via an
APPLICATION statement.
- System Action:
- The authorized application is eliminated
for the network element.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the availability of the APPLICATION definition.
- TND0059G
- The [network element] PROFILE
[profile name] does not exist
- Explanation:
- The network element identified with
replacement value 1 had a PROFILE specification
(replacement value 2) that was not described via a
PROFILE statement.
- System Action:
- The PROFILE operand is set to the default.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Define the PROFILE identified by the operand.
- TND0060C
- Initialization is complete
- Explanation:
- This message is issued after the Configuration Parameters
have been scanned and Network Director's environment is ready for the dispatcher.
- System Action:
- Network Director's dispatcher will now receive control.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0061T
- Dispatching [DFB name] at [offset]
in [CSECT name] priority [value]
- Explanation:
- Issued by the dispatcher each time a DFB
is dispatched and if the internal TRACE is on.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Informational only.
- TND0062T
- Entering Operating System WAIT
- Explanation:
- Issued by the dispatcher each time the
operating system WAIT is invoked and if the internal
TRACE is on.
- System Action:
- The WAIT SVC is issued.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0063T
- Posted awake
- Explanation:
- Issued by the dispatcher whenever
Network Director has been POSTed and dispatched by the
operating system. This is issued only when the
internal TRACE is on.
- System Action:
- Network Director will now dispatch one or more DFBs.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0064S
- The External File failed to [activity]
- Explanation:
- Issued when the OPEN or CLOSE operation
against the External File has failed.
- System Action:
- The External File may no longer be usable.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Investigate the return codes associated with
the failure and correct the problem.
- TND0065S
- The ACB return code is [numeric value]
- Explanation:
- An ACB based operation received a nonzero return code.
- System Action:
- Dependent upon the return code and operation underway.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Evaluate the reason for the return code and
take appropriate action.
- TND0066S
- The External File is already OPEN
- Explanation:
- An attempt was made to OPEN the External
File when it was already OPEN.
- System Action:
- The OPEN command is ignored and the External File remains OPEN.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None, the External File is already OPEN.
- TND0067S
- Time Stamp in the VTOC differs from the catalog entry
- Explanation:
- There is an error associated with the
External File and its VSAM Catalog entry.
- System Action:
- The External File may not be usable.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Take appropriate action to correct the
synchronization of the VSAM Catalog with the physical
volume containing the External File.
- TND0068S
- External File not properly CLOSED (run VERIFY)
- Explanation:
- The External File was not properly closed.
- System Action:
- The External File may not be available.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Execute IDCAMS VERIFY to resynchronize the
External File.
- TND0069S
- The External File is not defined in Job Control
- Explanation:
- The OS DD statement or DOS ASSGN is
missing from Network Director's execution job step
JCL or Job Control.
- System Action:
- The External File is not available for usage.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the JCL.
- TND0070S
- Insufficient virtual storage available for work areas
- Explanation:
- A VSAM operation could not obtain
sufficient storage to accomplish a Network Director
request.
- System Action:
- The External File may not be available.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- The REGION= or SIZE= operand will require adjustment.
- TND0071S
- The specified External File PASSWORD is invalid
- Explanation:
- The VSAM-PASSWORD value provided did not
match the password associated with the External File.
- System Action:
- The External File facilities are unavailable.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Provide the proper password.
- TND0072S
- The External File is already CLOSED
- Explanation:
- An attempt to CLOSE the External File was
made when it was already CLOSED.
- System Action:
- The CLOSE operation is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None, the External File is already closed.
- TND0073I
- Invalid EXECUTE form on VSAM Control Block Macro
- Explanation:
- An internal error within Network Director
has occurred during processing of a VSAM
Control Block.
- System Action:
- The VSAM request will not be performed.
- Operator Response:
- Contact the Network Administrator.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Contact NRS Technical Support.
- TND0074S
- Register Zero is [numeric value]
- Explanation:
- A VTAM/VSAM error has occurred and this
is the value in register zero.
- System Action:
- None, this is an informational message.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Evaluate this value along with others also
displayed to interpret what has occurred.
- TND0075G
- The Control Block at the specified address is wrong type
- Explanation:
- An internal error associated with a VSAM
based request has occurred.
- System Action:
- The VSAM operation will not be processed properly.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Contact NRS Technical Support.
- TND0076G
- Specified work area is too small for requested VSAM
fields
- Explanation:
- An internal error associated with VSAM processing has occurred.
- System Action:
- The requested operation will not be carried out.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Contact NRS Technical Support.
- TND0077G
- Target VSAM Control Block is already being operated on
- Explanation:
- Network Director attempted to use the same VSAM control block twice.
- System Action:
- The VSAM operation will not be performed properly
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Contact NRS Technical Support.
- TND0078G
- VSAM work area did not begin on a fullword boundary
- Explanation:
- Network Director provided VSAM with a control block on an improper boundary.
- System Action:
- The VSAM operation will not be performed.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Contact NRS Technical Support.
- TND0079I
- The specified VSAM RPL is already active
- Explanation:
- Network Director attempted to reuse the same VSAM RPL twice.
- System Action:
- The requested VSAM operation will not be performed.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Contact NRS Technical Support.
- TND0080C
- VSAM [operation] RPL error, R15:
[numeric value], FDBK: [numeric value]
- Explanation:
- A VSAM activity identified by replacement text 1 received a return
code whose register 15 value and feedback values are as displayed.
- System Action:
- Execution continues, the VSAM activity may have completed normally.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Research the return codes for significance.
- TND0081S
- Record type: [control block name],
associated with [network element name]
- Explanation:
- The VSAM activity that failed was
associated with the type of Network Director control block
identified in replacement value 1. The basic key for
the record is identified in replacement value 2.
- System Action:
- Execution continues, the operation may have failed.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Utilize this message with TND0080 to
evaluate the cause of the difficulty.
- TND0082S
- End of External File encountered
- Explanation:
- A GET operation has completed with the
indication that the end of the External File was hit.
- System Action:
- A "not found" condition is returned to the caller.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None, unless a record should have been located.
- TND0083I
- Attempted STORE of VSAM record with duplicate key
- Explanation:
- Network Director attempted to store an EFR with a key value
identical to another already present in the External File.
- System Action:
- The new record will not have been stored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Contact NRS Technical Support.
- TND0084S
- Error detected during VSAM Key Sequence check
- Explanation:
- A VSAM based error has occurred within the External File.
- System Action:
- At least one External File record is improperly stored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Validate that the External File has been
properly maintained with Access Method Services. Contact NRS Technical Support.
- TND0085S
- VSAM record not found
- Explanation:
- An attempt to locate an EFR on the External File was unsuccessful.
- System Action:
- A "not found" condition is returned to the calling CSECT.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None required unless the record should have been located.
- TND0086G
- Control Interval already in exclusive hold by another
user
- Explanation:
- Competitive update within the External
File has created the condition where two users are
attempting to update the same VSAM CI at the same time.
- System Action:
- The second and subsequent attempts are rejected.
- Operator Response:
- Wait a few moments and retry the operation.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Contact NRS Technical Support.
- TND0087G
- Insufficient space on DASD for VSAM to extend the file
- Explanation:
- VSAM attempted to acquire an additional
extent for the External File and the available volumes
did not contain enough space.
- System Action:
- The External File can no longer be used to store new information.
- Operator Response:
- Contact the Network Administrator.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Allocate additional space to VSAM.
- TND0088G
- Insufficient virtual storage to complete the request
- Explanation:
- VSAM was unable to satisfy a Network Director
request due to a lack of available virtual storage.
- System Action:
- The request is not processed normally.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Increase the storage available to Network Director and VSAM.
- TND0089S
- All VSAM strings are tied up
- Explanation:
- VSAM was unable to acquire a string in order to process a request.
- System Action:
- Network Director will automatically retry the activity.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0090G
- GET for UPDATE missing before ERASE or PUT with UPDATE
- Explanation:
- Network Director has violated a basic VSAM principle.
- System Action:
- The request will not be completed properly.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Contact NRS Technical Support.
- TND0091I
- Attempted to change prime VSAM key during UPDATE
- Explanation:
- An attempt has been made to update a primary VSAM key.
- System Action:
- The request being processed is not completed normally.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Contact NRS Technical Support.
- TND0092I
- RPL options are not in a valid combination
- Explanation:
- The VSAM RPL contains an invalid combination of options.
- System Action:
- The VSAM request has not been processed.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Contact NRS Technical Support.
- TND0093S
- Invalid VSAM record length
- Explanation:
- An attempt was made to operate with a record length that is invalid.
- System Action:
- The operation is not completed properly.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Contact NRS Technical Support.
- TND0094I
- Invalid INQUIRE request [numeric value] - rejected
- Explanation:
- Network Director has issued an
internal VTAM INQUIRE and it is not in the proper format.
- System Action:
- The internal request is rejected.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Contact NRS Technical Support.
- TND0095C
- The VTAM ACB failed to [operation]
- Explanation:
- A major operation (OPEN or CLOSE) failed against the VTAM ACB.
- System Action:
- The status of the External File is unchanged.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Locate the related return codes and feedback
values to evaluate the reason for the error.
- TND0096S
- Insufficient virtual storage to accomplish OPEN
- Explanation:
- The VTAM ACB could not be opened due to a
shortage of virtual storage.
- System Action:
- The ACB remains closed.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Increase the amount of storage available to Network Director.
- TND0097C
- Invalid VTAM PASSWORD specified - check GLOBALS PASSWORD=
- Explanation:
- The VTAM ACB open failed because of an invalid PASSWORD.
- System Action:
- The ACB remains closed. Termination may occur as dictated by the
TERMINATE operand.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Supply the proper password on the GLOBALS PASSWORD operand.
- TND0098S
- VTAM has not been generated into this system
- Explanation:
- The VTAM ACB OPEN failed because you do
not have VTAM generated within your operating system.
- System Action:
- The External File will not be available.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Network Director requires VTAM to utilize the External File facilities.
- TND0099C
- VTAM is terminating - GLOBALS
TERMINATE= controls the DIRECTOR
- Explanation:
- VTAM is not executing normally and the
OPEN can not be successfully processed. This may also
occur in DOS systems where Network Director is running at a higher
priority than VTAM.
- System Action:
- Network Director will not be able to initialize.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Investigate the problem with VTAM.
- TND0100C
- APPLID [APPL name] is not defined to VTAM or is
currently deactivated
- Explanation:
- The VTAM APPL definitions do not contain a definition for Network Director
that matches the APPLID specification on the GLOBALS statement.
- System Action:
- Network Director will respond as required by the TERMINATE operand.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Create or activate the VTAMLST entry for Network Director with ACF/VTAM.
- TND0101C
- GLOBALS APPLID= [appl name]
does not define a VTAM APPL
- Explanation:
- There is no entry in the VTAM Definitions for Network Director.
- System Action:
- Network Director responds as dictated by the TERMINATE operand.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Provide an ACF/VTAM APPL major node definition for Network Director to use.
- TND0102S
- APPLID [appl name]
is currently being used by another application
- Explanation:
- The value provided on the GLOBALS APPLID
operand has also been assigned to another VTAM
subsystem. It is not possible for Network Director to
share the definition at the same time.
- System Action:
- Network Director cannot communicate with terminals and will respond as
instructed via the TERMINATE operand.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Assign an individual definition for Network Director.
- TND0103S
- The VTAM ACB is already CLOSED
- Explanation:
- An attempt was made to CLOSE the VTAM ACB and it is already CLOSED.
- System Action:
- None, the ACB is already closed.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0104G
- At CLOSE, there are unreceived operator commands queued
- Explanation:
- Network Director's Program Operator
facility had commands queued for it when the ACB was CLOSED.
- System Action:
- Termination continues as dictated by the TERMINATE operand.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Informational only.
- TND0105S
- Some terminals were not disconnected, VTAM error
- Explanation:
- VTAM was not successful at disconnecting one or more terminals.
- System Action:
- Processing continues.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Investigate VTAM errors.
- TND0106I
- Invalid execute form on VTAM manipulative macro
- Explanation:
- Network Director violated a general rule for VTAM manipulative macros.
- System Action:
- Network Director will attempt to continue to process.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Contact NRS Technical Support.
- TND0107G
- A VTAM manipulative macro"s parameter list is corrupted
- Explanation:
- A parameter list used by VTAM to manipulate control blocks
has been modified.
- System Action:
- Processing continues.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Contact NRS Technical Support.
- TND0108I
- Attempted to modify or interrogate a field that is
nonexistent
- Explanation:
- A MODCB or SHOWCB request specified an invalid field.
- System Action:
- The current DFB will fail, but general processing continues.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Contact NRS Technical Support.
- TND0109G
- Insufficient storage to manipulate the control block
- Explanation:
- A virtual storage shortage has occurred during VTAM processing.
- System Action:
- The current operation will not complete normally.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Increase the virtual storage available to Network Director.
- TND0110I
- Attempted to modify an active VTAM RPL
- Explanation:
- Network Director attempted to utilize a Control Block that was already in use.
- System Action:
- The current activity will fail.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Contact NRS Technical Support.
- TND0111I
- Invalid VTAM work area alignment
- Explanation:
- A VTAM work area is not on a proper boundary.
- System Action:
- The current operation will fail
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Contact NRS Technical Support.
- TND0112S
- DOS EXEC statement is missing the SIZE operand
- Explanation:
- DOS VTAM requires that the SIZE operand be present on the JOB card.
- System Action:
- VTAM functions cannot be performed correctly.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Provide the SIZE operand as instructed in
the appropriate VTAM manuals.
- TND0113S
- Invalid attempt to execute in DOS REAL mode
- Explanation:
- DOS VTAM does not allow the partition to be REAL.
- System Action:
- Network Director will terminate.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Do not execute Network Director in REAL mode.
- TND0114S
- SIZE operand value is too small
- Explanation:
- The SIZE operand specified is not sufficient for VTAM.
- System Action:
- Network Director cannot operate normally.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Increase the value specified and restart Network Director.
- TND0115S
- Message [name] will now expire at
[time] on [date]
- Explanation:
- The terminal operator extended the expiration of the identified
message to the new time and date.
- System Action:
- The message will now expire at the new time and date.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0116C
- Sense: X"[hex byte]" Modifier:. X"
[hex byte]" User:X"[hex bytes]" LU:.
[luname]
- Explanation:
- Network Director has received the identified Sense code from the named LU.
- System Action:
- Dependent upon the sense code and session status.
Network Director will attempt to interpret the
Sense meaning with further interpretive messages.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Interpret the sense codes by looking them up in the appropriate
Messages and Codes or SNA Reference Summary
manual.
- TND0117S
- The Logical Unit is not available
- Explanation:
- This interpretive message indicates that
the LU involved in the last VTAM request is currently
not defined or is inactive within the network. This may
occur when defining an APPLICATION with an invalid TARGET.
- System Action:
- No action is taken.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- The error may not be serious. Evaluate the
reason for the not available status.
- TND0118S
- RVI received from BI-SYNC device [luname]
- Explanation:
- An unexpected RVI was received from the
device indicated in replacement value 1.
- System Action:
- Network Director will retry the operation.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Validate that the device is properly operational.
- TND0119S
- BI-SYNC device [luname] sent SENSE information
- Explanation:
- Network Director received sense information from the
device identified in replacement value 1.
- System Action:
- Dependent upon the sense code values.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Investigate the sense code meanings.
- TND0120S
- Temporary storage shortage or resource is unavailable
- Explanation:
- VTAM could not process the request due to a storage shortage.
- System Action:
- The request will be retried.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Check VTAM's buffer usage conditions if the problem persists.
This can also indicate difficulties in cross domain links.
- TND0121S
- Device [luname] error lock set -
reset required
- Explanation:
- A device has been set into the error lock
condition and requires a reset.
- System Action:
- Network Director waits for a change in the device.
- Operator Response:
- Place the device into an operational status.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0122S
- [luname] is not usable or powered off
- Explanation:
- The device specified with replacement
text 1 is not available because it has been turned off
or otherwise removed from availability.
- System Action:
- Network Director waits for the device to become operational.
- Operator Response:
- Power on or make the device operational.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0123S
- Test Request received from [luname]
- Explanation:
- VTAM received a TEST REQUEST from the device.
- System Action:
- The last screen is rewritten.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0124S
- Device [luname] is being deactivated
- Explanation:
- The device will no longer be available as a network element.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Activate the device when ready.
- TND0125S
- Contention on line with terminal [luname]
- Explanation:
- There is heavy usage of the line the
connects to the terminal specified in replacement text 1.
- System Action:
- The system continues to service all requests delivered properly.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Investigate performance of the identified line.
- TND0126S
- VTAM/NCP are incompatible
- Explanation:
- The software versions of the NCP and VTAM are incompatible.
- System Action:
- Operation continues, but may not be proper.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the situation and retry.
- TND0127G
- Permanent channel or link failure - [luname]
has been lost
- Explanation:
- The identified device has been lost due to
a failure associated with a VTAM link or channel failure.
- System Action:
- The device will not operate properly.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the link failure.
- TND0128S
- NCP has shut down - [luname] lost
- Explanation:
- Because the NCP has terminated, the identified device has been lost.
- System Action:
- Any users logged on will be logged off of the corresponding device.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Restart the NCP.
- TND0129S
- Start Data Traffic (SDT) failed to [luname]
- Explanation:
- During OPNDST the VTAM SDT has failed.
- System Action:
- The device is placed on the Inactive List.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- No activity can occur between the device and
Network Director. Correct the problems associated with the failed SDT and retry.
- TND0130S
- Data traffic is not allowed - SDT not issued
- Explanation:
- An attempt to initiate output has failed
because there has not been a SDT command issued yet.
- System Action:
- The current output is discarded.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- This is probably related to TND0129.
Correct the problem associated with the failed SDT.
- TND0131S
- Invalid LU or APPL name for INQUIRE
- Explanation:
- Network Director issued INQUIRE for an invalid LU or APPL name.
- System Action:
- The LU or APPLICATION is identified as unusable.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- This can legitimately occur if a TARGET
operand of an APPLICATION statement specifies an
invalid APPL value (undefined to VTAM).
- TND0132S
- CLSDST PASS isn"t authorized - The Director
requires it
- Explanation:
- Network Director attempted to forward
ownership of a terminal to another VTAM application and
discovered that the authorization to pass ownership has
not been assigned to Network Director with the VTAM APPL statement.
- System Action:
- The requested session will not be started.
- Operator Response:
- Contact the Network Administrator.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- To enable this facility within
Network Director you should insure that the AUTH operand of the
VTAM APPL statement includes the PASS attribute.
- TND0133S
- Network Director is not authorized for SEND/RCVCMD
- Explanation:
- Network Director attempted to SEND a
command to VTAM and discovered that it has not been
authorized for Program Operator activities.
- System Action:
- VTAM Operator command will not be processed.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- If you would like to utilize the Program
Operator facilities within Network Director
(VTAMOPER) you must provide the SPO attribute on the
VTAM APPL definition statement.
- TND0134S
- Syntax error in Operator reply
- Explanation:
- The reply sent to VTAM in response to a prompt was not in the
proper format.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- Issue the reply with the correct syntax.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0135S
- SEND/RCVCMD processor is inactive
- Explanation:
- VTAM cannot process any Program Operator
commands because its command processor is not available.
- System Action:
- VTAM operator commands will not operate properly
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Enable the facility within VTAM.
- TND0136S
- The VTAM operator command is invalid
- Explanation:
- The command issued via the Program
Operator facility is not recognized by VTAM.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- Correct the syntax and retry the command.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0137G
- This option is not available yet
- Explanation:
- You have issued a request that is defined
within Network Director, but not yet implemented.
- System Action:
- The current request is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- Make use of documented facilities only.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Contact North Ridge Software, Inc. if you are interested in
option availability.
- TND0138G
- [statement] [name] cannot be located
- Explanation:
- The named control block could not be
located during DISPLAY or dynamic deck modification.
- System Action:
- The DISPLAY request is terminated.
- Operator Response:
- Check that you have specified the control
block identifier correctly.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0139S
- Unauthorized access by system console - contact the Network Administrator
- Explanation:
- The console operator has attempted to
access Network Director and it is not authorized to do so.
- System Action:
- The request is rejected.
- Operator Response:
- Contact the Network Administrator.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- If the user should have console access,
allocate a TERMINAL named OPERATOR and provide an
APPLICATIONS= operand exactly as you would for another
terminal.
VM installations using SMSG will require a TERMINAL definition that
matches the issuing machine's virtual name.
- TND0140C
- LOSTERM entered with [numeric value]
reason code for NIB [luname]
- Explanation:
- The terminal named in replacement value 2
was lost due to the reason code displayed as replacement value 1.
- System Action:
- The session is terminated via a CLSDST. Network Director will queue a
request for the device (SIMLOGON).
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0141G
- Contact with the TERMINAL has been lost (VARY OFF, etc)
- Explanation:
- The terminal named in associated message
TND0140G was lost because of a VARY OFF type activity.
- System Action:
- The session is broken.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Investigate why the device was varied offline.
- TND0142G
- An unconditional TERMINATE SELF was received
- Explanation:
- The device named by TND0140G issued a TERMINATE SELF sequence.
- System Action:
- A CLSDST (UNBIND) operation is executed.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0143G
- Contact with the LU may be recoverable
- Explanation:
- The device caused LOSTERM to be driven,
but the LU may be recoverable and usable.
- System Action:
- Network Director will attempt to restart the session.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0144G
- Conditional TERMINATE SELF
- Explanation:
- The device is attempting to terminate the connection.
- System Action:
- The request is rejected by Network Director.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Investigate why the device or its operator
were attempting to terminate the connection.
- TND0145G
- TEST REQUEST received from local non-SNA device
- Explanation:
- The device named in the TND0140G message struck the TEST REQUEST key.
- System Action:
- A simulated CLEAR key is executed.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0146C
- Closing VTAM ACB
- Explanation:
- Issued by the dispatcher whenever Network Director is closing the VTAM ACB.
- System Action:
- CLOSE is issued against the VTAM ACB.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0147G
- [DFB name] primed for ABEND during quick termination
- Explanation:
- A STOP IMMEDIATE command was received and
Network Director is about to ABEND the named DFB to expedite termination.
- System Action:
- Termination continues.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0148G
- DFB [name] is abnormally terminating
- Explanation:
- The dispatcher is abnormally terminating the named DFB.
- System Action:
- The DFB is detached and associated resources freed.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- During normal processing any DFB ABEND
should be considered a loss of service within the
network. This will normally cause a device to enter an
inactive state. The device should still be usable by
striking the RESET - CLEAR keys
or the SNA ATTN (SIGNAL) key. DFB abnormal termination will occur
"normally" as a result of a disrupting network connection (LOSTERM,
RELREQ, etc.).
- TND0149T
- The [name] DFB is terminating
- Explanation:
- This message is issued whenever a DFB has
reached termination point and the TRACE is on.
- System Action:
- None, dispatching continues.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None, DFB terminations of this type will
occur constantly within a single execution of Network Director.
- TND0150C
- Terminal [luname], device type x"
[hex byte]" is an unsupported device type
- Explanation:
- Network Director cannot currently
support the device type named in the second replacement
value and identified with the LU name identified in the
first replacement value.
- System Action:
- The device has no output scheduled to it.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Determine the device type and verify that the BIND image matches.
- TND0151G
- The value [text string]
is not a valid command for the Editor
- Explanation:
- During an attempt at modifying the
default PFKEY assignments on a PROFILE screen the
terminal operator provided a command name that is not
currently known to Network Director.
- System Action:
- The PFKEY setting will not be effective.
- Operator Response:
- Correct the value specified and strike enter.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0152S
- Unauthorized attempt to VIEW the PROFILE at [luname]
by [network element]
- Explanation:
- The network element identified by the
replacement text values attempted to look at the
contents of the PROFILE and was not authorized to do so.
- System Action:
- The PROFILE request is not honored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- This should be considered a security
violation unless the Network Administrator should have
authorized the VIEW operation via the PROFILE operand.
- TND0153S
- TERMINAL [luname] has an unsupported line size
of [numeric value]
- Explanation:
- A terminal has attempted connection to Network Director and its
presentation space line size specifies a value other than 80 or 132.
- System Action:
- No output transmission will be scheduled.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Network Director does not currently support devices with
the displayed line size.
- TND0154I
- Invalid attribute [hex byte]
encountered for [luname]
- Explanation:
- Network Director was translating logical attributes to actual
attributes and encountered an invalid value.
- System Action:
- No output transmission will be scheduled.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- This represents an internal logic error. Contact NRS Technical Support.
- TND0155I
- TERMINAL [luname] input field is not located
in logical buffer
- Explanation:
- The DFB is using the logical buffer
mapping facility and a field present in the physical
input stream could not be located in the logical
buffer.
- System Action:
- Processing continues, but the input may not have been processed.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Contact NRS Technical Support.
- TND0156I
- An input field from [luname]
is larger than its receiving logical field
- Explanation:
- A DFB using logical buffer mapping
received a field larger than it was prepared to accept.
- System Action:
- The field is truncated.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Contact NRS Technical Support.
- TND0157I
- Unidentifiable field in ID area of terminal [luname]
- Explanation:
- An input field present in the data stream
was in the ID area of the screen and was not one of the
current Network Director fields.
- System Action:
- The input is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Contact NRS Technical Support.
- TND0158S
- RECEIVE-ANY DFB (INPUT) terminating due to VTAM
termination
- Explanation:
- VTAM has presented INPUT with feedback
indicating its termination and the INPUT DFB is
terminating itself.
- System Action:
- The INPUT DFB will terminate.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None. Network Director will attach
the INPUT DFBs when the VTAM ACB is opened again.
- TND0159C
- NSI is not enabled
- Explanation:
- The RECEIVE-ANY RPL was satisfied with an
input from NSI and NSI should not be transmitting any
data because NSI=NO is in effect.
- System Action:
- The NSI request will be rejected.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Set NSI=YES if Network Director should process requests originating from the
NSI.
- TND0160I
- Data received from an unidentified NIB, ARG [session id]
, LU [luname]
- Explanation:
- Data was received from a device without a matching ANE allocated.
- System Action:
- Network Director will attempt to locate the NIB for the device using the
luname. If it cannot, the data is rejected and the RECEIVE-ANY
is placed back up.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Contact NRS Technical Support.
- TND0161S
- Input arrived for [luname]
before prior input was processed
- Explanation:
- INPUT received from the device named as
replacement value 1 arrived before its prior input was
successfully processed.
- System Action:
- The input just received will be discarded.
- Operator Response:
- Wait for response to previous input.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- This is typically caused by the terminal operator striking
RESET and another AID key.
- TND0162R
- Errors in the operator command prohibit execution
- Explanation:
- One or more errors were encountered
during the parsing of a operator command. The errors
prohibited proper execution of the request.
- System Action:
- The request has not been processed.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the syntax or the request and try it again.
- TND0163C
- [DFB name] has been scheduled for abnormal termination
- Explanation:
- The named DFB will be abended as a result
of an operator CANCEL command or an internal forced termination.
- System Action:
- The identified DFB will be terminated.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- RELEASE the terminal to restore the initial Director
screen.
- TND0164S
- TERMINAL [luname] is now active
- Explanation:
- The device named in replacement value 1
is now active as a network element.
- System Action:
- The default output screen is sent to the device.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0165S
- Id [id] - [user name] is now active at
[luname]
- Explanation:
- The USER named in replacement value 1 is
now active at the identified device.
- System Action:
- An updated selection screen will be sent to the user.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0166S
- Id [id] - [user name] has logged off of
[luname]
- Explanation:
- The USER named in replacement value 1 is
no longer active at the identified device.
- System Action:
- The network element is no longer associated with the user.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0167G
- Input from Locked device [luname]
has been ignored
- Explanation:
- The named LU provided input to Network Director
at the same time that Network Director was
attempting to write to the device. This may occur on
remote devices when Network Director is attempting to
accomplish an unsolicited write (Status update or
Broadcast message) at the same time as the terminal
operator is pressing a function key.
- System Action:
- The input is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- Make your request again when the keyboard is freed.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0168S
- Security Violation - [id]
attempted to use TERMINAL [luname]
- Explanation:
- The USER or GROUP named as replacement
value 1 has attempted to use the TERMINAL named as
replacement value 2 and is not authorized to do so.
- System Action:
- Network Director will count this attempt
as one of the TRIES at the named TERMINAL.
- Operator Response:
- Correct your spelling of the userid and/or password.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Check that the user accessing the system is properly authorized.
- TND0169S
- Security Violation - attempt to use TERMINAL
[luname] was rejected
- Explanation:
- A TERMINAL named as replacement value 1
was attempting to access the network and it is not
authorized to do so.
- System Action:
- The access attempt is rejected.
- Operator Response:
- Use a different device.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- The attempt has been rejected and counted
against any outstanding TRIES counter.
- TND0170S
- Userid [id] at TERMINAL [luname]
is out of authorized time intervals
- Explanation:
- The network element identified was
attempting to utilize the network and the associated
TIME and/or DAY parameters did not authorize the use.
- System Action:
- The access attempt is rejected.
- Operator Response:
- Wait until the proper time of day to use the system.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- The attempt has been rejected and counted as
one of the TRIES.
- TND0171S
- USER [id] is not authorized to use TERMINAL
[luname]
- Explanation:
- The USER identified by replacement value
1 has not been authorized by the TERMINAL USERS=
statement to utilize the TERMINAL named by replacement value 2.
- System Action:
- The user's signon attempt is rejected.
- Operator Response:
- Use an authorized terminal.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Investigate the security violation.
- TND0172S
- GROUP [name] at TERMINAL [luname]
is out of authorized time intervals
- Explanation:
- The identified GROUP at the identified
TERMINAL has violated its related TIME and DAY specifications.
- System Action:
- The access attempt is rejected.
- Operator Response:
- Use the system only at authorized intervals.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Investigate the security violation.
- TND0173S
- GROUP [name] is not authorized to use TERMINAL
[luname]
- Explanation:
- The GROUP identified by replacement value
1 has not been authorized by the TERMINAL USERS=
statement to utilize the TERMINAL named by replacement value 2.
- System Action:
- Access is rejected.
- Operator Response:
- Use an authorized terminal only.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Investigate the security violation.
- TND0174S
- Logon at TERMINAL [luname] failed - attempt
[numeric value]
- Explanation:
- A network element at the TERMINAL named
unsuccessfully identified itself.
- System Action:
- The logon attempt has been rejected.
- Operator Response:
- Correct why the logon has failed.
This is typically caused by the network user
not knowing the proper ID or PASSWORD.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0175S
- TERMINAL [luname] was placed on the inactive
list due to Security violations
- Explanation:
- The named device exceeded its associated
TRIES counter (the consecutive number of times logon can be attempted)
or the system security package has revoked/suspended the userid.
- System Action:
- The device is placed on the Inactive List for Security Reasons.
- Operator Response:
- Contact the Network Administrator.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Investigate who was attempting to utilize the device.
Issue the RELEASE NET= command to reactivate the device.
- TND0176G
- Input received from [luname] on Inactive List was
ignored
- Explanation:
- The VTAM RECEIVE-ANY DFB (INPUT) received
data from a device that was on the inactive list.
- System Action:
- The input is discarded.
- Operator Response:
- Contact the Network Administrator.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- If the device should
be active, remove the device from the Inactive List
via a RELEASE NETWORK-ELEMENT=xxxx Administrator command.
- TND0177G
- This [network element]
([name]) is already defined
- Explanation:
- The named element has been defined twice.
- System Action:
- The second definition is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the inconsistency and try it again.
- TND0178G
- The SELECTIONS operand is invalid
- Explanation:
- An invalid value was provided for the SELECTIONS operand.
- System Action:
- The operand is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the specification.
- TND0179G
- The [operand] operand is not supported for this
Operating System
- Explanation:
- You have attempted to activate an operand that is not supported for
the operating system specified on GLOBALS OPSYS=.
- System Action:
- The operand is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Make sure the OPSYS= value is set correctly. Contact North Ridge Software, Inc. for more
information about the specific function and its availability for your
operating system.
- TND0180S
- USER [id] attempted logon at USER=NO device
[luname]
- Explanation:
- The USER identified attempted to use the
device named as replacement value 2 and it is not
authorized for USER access.
- System Action:
- The logon attempt is rejected.
- Operator Response:
- You cannot logon to the device you are using.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Investigate the security violation.
- TND0181C
- Rplexit already in use for [luname] - the
SIMLOGON has been bypassed
- Explanation:
- An attempt to issue a SIMLOGON for a device has failed due to
a prior usage of the RPLEXIT logic within Network Director.
- System Action:
- The SIMLOGON is not issued.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Contact NRS Technical Support.
- TND0182G
- Operand value truncated to [numeric value]
characters
- Explanation:
- A value provided for an operand exceeded
the maximum allowable number of characters.
- System Action:
- The operand is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the specification and issue the command again.
- TND0183G
- The SSI operand must be specified YES, NO, or EXTENDED
- Explanation:
- The value provided for the SSI operand was not acceptable.
- System Action:
- The operand is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the specification and issue the command statement again.
- TND0184G
- [text string]
is an unidentified command or application
- Explanation:
- The entry on the Command line did not
identify an authorized application and was not one of
Network Director's internal commands.
- System Action:
- The command is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- Correct the request and try it again.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0185G
- Too many selections were chosen via modified field
technique
- Explanation:
- You have modified two or more fields on the Selection
Screen and Network Director did not know which one you intended to select.
- System Action:
- The selection screen remains on your terminal.
- Operator Response:
- Make your selection again.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0186G
- Please make your selection from one of the displayed
choices
- Explanation:
- You attempted to use the Cursor Placement
technique to make a selection, but the cursor was not
in a valid position or Network Director could not
identify the type of selection request you intended.
- System Action:
- The selection screen remains on your terminal.
- Operator Response:
- Position the cursor and try again.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0187G
- Modified field received did not identify a valid selection
- Explanation:
- The input stream contained an input field
that Network Director could not identify.
- System Action:
- The input is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- Network Director will restore the last screen.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0188G
- Please select one of the displayed choices
- Explanation:
- Network Director did not detect an attempt to make a selection.
- System Action:
- The selection screen remains on the terminal.
- Operator Response:
- Utilize one of the facilities provided to make a selection.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0189G
- Application [name] is not currently available
- Explanation:
- You have attempted to select an
application that is not currently accepting terminal sessions.
- System Action:
- The selection cannot be made at this time.
- Operator Response:
- Make another selection or wait for the
desired application to become available.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0190G
- You are not authorized to Delete message [name]
- Explanation:
- An attempt was made to delete a message that the user
did not own or was not the only destination for (a Group,
Application, or Wild Characters would cause this).
- System Action:
- The delete request is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- Only the originator of the message can delete it.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0191I
- Page overflow displaying Primary Message Menu
- Explanation:
- Network Director could not collect all
the messages you are currently associated with
into your Message Index. The capacity of the MIX is set as a function
of the MX pool size (set via the GLOBALS STORAGE-POOLS operand).
- System Action:
- Network Director will display those that will fit into the MIX.
- Operator Response:
- Reduce the number of messages you are
involved with by deleting some.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- If appropriate, increase the capacity of the MIX by increasing
the size of the MX storage pool (i.e. doubling the MX pool size will
double the capacity of the MIX).
- TND0192G
- Invalid Message Action Code [character] was
used
- Explanation:
- The named Action Code is not a valid Message Action Code.
- System Action:
- The action is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- Correct the Action Code and strike the ENTER key.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0193I
- The input data field is not recognizable
- Explanation:
- Network Director could not identify the input data field that it received.
- System Action:
- The input may not be processed correctly.
- Operator Response:
- Make your request again modifying the proper fields.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0194G
- Please set the Name, To, and Type fields (Site optional)
- Explanation:
- You attempted to edit a new message from the
Message panel, but neglected to properly fill in the required fields.
- System Action:
- The request is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- Fill in the required fields by tabbing to the appropriate fields.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0195G
- The required fields with invalid values prohibit
execution
- Explanation:
- Network Director cannot continue
execution because one or more required fields have not
successfully had their values specified.
- System Action:
- The request is bypassed.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the errors and restart Network Director.
- TND0196C
- [network element] [name] is now active
- Explanation:
- The named application or site target system is
now active and accepting work.
- System Action:
- The network application or node is now available for use.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0197C
- [network element] [name] is down
- Explanation:
- The named application or site is no longer
available for selection.
- System Action:
- The application or site is marked unavailable.
- Operator Response:
- Wait for it to come back up to make it
eligible for use.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0198C
- Application [name] is in the Wait condition
- Explanation:
- The named application is up, but it is
not currently accepting logons.
- System Action:
- The APPLICATION status is updated on appropriate screens.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0199C
- Control is being given to [name]
(Version [version number] )
- Explanation:
- Initialization is complete and normal
dispatching is about to begin. Terminals will now be
capable of connection to Network Director.
- System Action:
- Network Director will OPEN the VTAM ACB and accept terminal sessions.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0200G
- The ending time must be greater than the starting time
- Explanation:
- A TIME specification expressed an ending
time for a time interval that was less than the starting time.
- System Action:
- The specification is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the specification.
- TND0201G
- ------------ Parameter Deck scan complete --------------
- Explanation:
- Network Director has successfully processed the initial
Configuration Parameters.
- System Action:
- Initialization will continue.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0202S
- [luname] released due to VTAM Release Request
- Explanation:
- The named LU has been released because
another VTAM application subsystem requested the device.
- System Action:
- Network Director will CLSDST the device.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0203G
- The internal function of [name]
is not available - it has been HELD
- Explanation:
- You defined one of Network Director's
internal functions that is not yet implemented.
- System Action:
- It has been placed into a HELD status and
will not be available for Selection.
- Operator Response:
- Select another activity.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0204G
- ----------- Parameter Deck Scan Beginning -------------
- Explanation:
- Network Director is about to begin
the processing of the initialization Configuration Parameters.
- System Action:
- Initialization proceeds.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0205S
- Unauthorized Password entered at [luname]
by USER [id]
- Explanation:
- The USER named in replacement value 2
attempted to logon to the system using an incorrect password.
- System Action:
- The access attempt is rejected.
The attempt will count against any outstanding TRIES parameter.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Investigate the possible security violation.
- TND0206G
- [character string]
- Explanation:
- This message is reserved for use in installation exit points
where your installation may desire to issue a message to you that
is included in the LOG file.
- System Action:
- The response should be determined by the individual that
has designed and implemented the exit that issued the message.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0207S
- Activity not allowed for Message
[name] at [luname]
- Explanation:
- A network element attempted to operate on
a Message in a manner that is not authorized
(Initiating a Broadcast message when not permitted is
an example).
- System Action:
- The request is rejected.
- Operator Response:
- Perform any authorized activity.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0208G
- Operator Services HELD - CONSOLE=NO in effect
- Explanation:
- You have specified the option that disables communications
with the main console. The internal function that normally
handles the operator's console has been disabled.
- System Action:
- The OPER DFB will not be operational.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0209G
- Opening the VTAM ACB
- Explanation:
- Network Director is about to open the VTAM ACB that will identify it to VTAM.
- System Action:
- The OPEN is performed.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0210G
- The VTAM ACB is already OPEN
- Explanation:
- An attempt has been made to OPEN the VTAM
ACB when it was already open.
- System Action:
- The OPEN attempt is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0211C
- TERMINATE AUTO requests termination (VTAM ACB is
closed)
- Explanation:
- Network Director has closed the VTAM
ACB and is about to terminate execution based upon the
setting of the GLOBALS TERMINATE operand.
- System Action:
- Network Director exits the operating system.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Set GLOBALS TERMINATE=OPERATOR or TERMINATE=RETRY if you would
like Network Director to remain active during VTAM restarts.
- TND0212I
- Manipulative VTAM Macro error
- Explanation:
- An internal macro manipulation error has occurred.
- System Action:
- The internally requested function will not be performed.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Contact NRS Technical Support.
- TND0213C
- R15:[dec] X('[hex]') RTNCD:.
[dec] X('[hex]') FDBK2:
[dec] X('[hex]') for [luname] [macro type]
- Explanation:
- A VTAM non zero return code has occurred
during the execution of the request for the identified device.
- System Action:
- The response is a function of the RPL return codes.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Refer to other related messages for
additional information describing the error in detail.
The ACF/VTAM Programming manual contains a more detailed
description of the return code meanings.
- TND0214C
- TARGET [applid] for APPLICATION
[name] is undefined to VTAM
- Explanation:
- The value provided as the TARGET= operand
(replacement value 1) for the APPLICATION named as
replacement value 2 is not currently defined to VTAM.
- System Action:
- The APPLICATION will be placed into a HELD
status.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- You should correct the specification and RELEASE the APPLICATION.
- TND0215S
- Logical Unit [luname] not found
- Explanation:
- The LU named as replacement value 1 is unknown to VTAM.
- System Action:
- The operation cannot be performed by VTAM.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- This is simply an interpretation of a VTAM
RPL based error typically associated with an
incorrectly identified APPLICATION TARGET.
- TND0216I
- NIB missing for device [luname]
- Explanation:
- Network Director was attempting to
locate a NIB for the specified device and was unable to
locate it within the partition/address space.
- System Action:
- The RU being processed will be ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Contact NRS Technical Support.
- TND0217G
- Establishing session for [luname] -
Subarea: [subarea number] Netid:. [netid]
- Explanation:
- The identified device has established a session with Network Director for the
first time during this execution of Network Director.
- System Action:
- Session establishment continues.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None, this message in informational.
- TND0218C
- [control block] definition for [identifier]
has been deleted
- Explanation:
- You issued a D ((Delete) prefix command against the identified
control block from the SHOW processor's menu.
- System Action:
- The control block has been eliminated from Network Director's control blocks.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0219G
- LU [luname] is an unsupported LU type
- Explanation:
- Network Director supports only LUs
processing with LU type 0, 1, 2, 3, and 6.
- System Action:
- The device is rejected by Network Director
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Verify that the BIND image properly reflects the device.
- TND0220G
- Your attempt to logon is not currently valid
- Explanation:
- The terminal operator has probably not provided a
valid combination of ID area fields to allow access to
occur. This is the message issued to the terminal
operator regardless of the exact reason his logon has
failed.
- System Action:
- The access attempt is rejected.
- Operator Response:
- Correct the contents of the fields in the ID area and press ENTER.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Additional information about why the logon
failed is present in the log.
- TND0221I
- The MONITOR value is invalid
- Explanation:
- An invalid value has been specified on the MONITOR operand.
- System Action:
- The value is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the specification to a valid MONITOR value of
YES, NO, or DOWN.
- TND0222G
- ID-AREA must be specified as YES or NO - default
unchanged
- Explanation:
- You have provided an invalid value for the ID-AREA= operand.
- System Action:
- The specification is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the specification.
- TND0223G
- ACQUIREd TERMINALs may not be specified with wild
characters
- Explanation:
- The ACQUIRE=YES operand was utilized on a
TERMINAL statement whose name contained one or more wild characters.
Network Director must be able to specifically
identify the TERMINAL to VTAM in order to support the
ACQUIRE operand.
- System Action:
- The ACQUIRE=YES specification is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the specification to eliminate the wild characters if the
ACQUIRE=YES operand is required.
- TND0224R
- Operator input: [input character string]
- Explanation:
- Network Director received the text
specified in replacement value 1 from the operator's
console (OS STOP/MODIFY, DOS MSG facility, or VM SMSG facility).
- System Action:
- The input request will be processed.
- Operator Response:
- Wait for the response.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0225C
- APPLICATION [name] with TARGET
[applid] is not defined to VTAM
- Explanation:
- The named APPLICATION with the specified
TARGET has been placed into a HOLD status because VTAM
does not have a definition for the TARGET value.
- System Action:
- The APPLICATION is HELD
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the TARGET specification and RELEASE the APPLICATION.
- TND0226C
- [DFB name] terminating because of VTAM errors
- Explanation:
- The named network element's DFB is
terminating because of the previous VTAM errors.
- System Action:
- DFB termination continues.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Identify the cause of the problem and RELEASE the network element.
- TND0227G
- Lu [luname] - [id] - [user name]
has selected [application name]
- Explanation:
- The named network element was forwarded
to the named TARGET after a successful selection was made.
- System Action:
- The device is CLSDST PASSed to the subsystem.
- Operator Response:
- You may now continue work in the subsystem of your choice.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0228C
- Closing VSAM ACB
- Explanation:
- The External File is about to be CLOSED.
- System Action:
- CLOSE will be issued against the VSAM ACB.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- The facilities associated with the External
File may not be fully available after CLOSE.
- TND0229G
- The VSAM ACB is already OPEN
- Explanation:
- An attempt was made to OPEN the External File and
it was already open.
- System Action:
- The OPEN request is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0230G
- OPENing the VSAM ACB
- Explanation:
- The External File is about to be opened.
- System Action:
- OPEN is issued against the VSAM ACB.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0231G
- The Network Element will be logged off
- Explanation:
- The LU requested a conditional terminate and logoff has been
scheduled.
- System Action:
- Network Director is internally logging the Network Element off.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0232S
- NSI session from [applid] has been rejected
- Explanation:
- The named NSI user has had a session
rejected by Network Director. This is typically because NSI=NO is in effect.
- System Action:
- The session is rejected.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Modify the NSI operand if NSI should be active.
- TND0233G
- Message [name] is not associated with
[network element]
- Explanation:
- While Deleting the named message for the
named network element, DELE could not locate the message.
- System Action:
- The delete request is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- If the message is still displayed on the menu, contact the Network Administrator.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Issue the DISPLAY MESSAGES command to see if the message exists.
If it does not and continues to appear on the messages menu,
contact NRS.
- TND0234G
- Blank parameter image ignored
- Explanation:
- The parameter processor received a
statement image that contained no statements or operands.
- System Action:
- The statement is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Place an asterisk "*" in the first column of comments.
- TND0235G
- [text string] is not a valid AUTHORIZATION operand
- Explanation:
- The value specified must be one of the valid Network Director statements.
- System Action:
- The operand is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct or eliminate the AUTHORIZATION value.
- TND0236C
- This device has been disabled - contact the Network Administrator
- Explanation:
- The device has been placed onto the
Inactive List due to the user at the device exceeding
the TRIES value attempting to identify himself (logon)
or the system security package has revoked/suspended the userid.
See the discussion under TND0807 for additional information.
- System Action:
- The device will no longer be usable by the device operator.
- Operator Response:
- Contact the Network Administrator.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- The terminal may be activated by the
RELEASE NETWORK-ELEMENT=xxxxx Administrator Command.
- TND0237S
- Logons exceeded, logged on at
[luname list]
- Explanation:
- You attempted to logon to a terminal with
a userid that was already in use at
more than the maximum number of devices.
- System Action:
- Your attempt to logon is rejected.
- Operator Response:
- Use another Id or logoff
at another terminal
prior to attempting to use the one you are at.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- If the user should be capable of logging on to additional
devices, set the MAXIMUM operand to a larger value.
- TND0238C
- [luname] - [id] has disconnected
- Explanation:
- The identified network element has issued the
DISConnect or DROP command from the Command Line.
- System Action:
- The session is terminated (CLSDST).
- Operator Response:
- Use USS commands to communicate with ACF/VTAM.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0239G
- Command line commands must begin in position 1
- Explanation:
- You modified the command line, but did not
begin the modification in position one of the command line.
- System Action:
- The command is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- Issue the command from position 1.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0240G
- MSGID must be specified as YES or NO
- Explanation:
- The GLOBALS MSGID operand must be either YES or NO.
- System Action:
- The operand is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the operand's value and issue the command again.
- TND0241G
- SYNTAX-SCAN must be specified as YES or NO
- Explanation:
- The GLOBALS SYNTAX-SCAN operand must be either YES or NO.
- System Action:
- The value specified is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- Correct the operand's value and issue the command again.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0242G
- The EXTENSION operand is no longer supported on the
PROFILE statement
- Explanation:
- The Extension operand is invalid on the PROFILE statement.
- System Action:
- The operand is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- Remove the operand from the definition.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0243G
- SYNTAX-SCAN complete - termination underway
- Explanation:
- You specified SYNTAX-SCAN=YES and Network Director
has completed the scan of the Configuration Parameters.
- System Action:
- Termination will occur.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0244D
- INQUIRE for [target] being issued for
[type]
- Explanation:
- Network Director is about to query the status of the identified ACF/VTAM
target (APPLICATION or SITE).
- System Action:
- The INQUIRE will be issued.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0245G
- The NEW-PASSWORD value must be YES, NO, VERIFY or
VALIDATE
- Explanation:
- You have specified the NEW-PSWD operand on the GLOBALS statement
and the provided value is invalid.
- System Action:
- The specification is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the specification to one of the available values and
try again.
- TND0246G
- The New Password and Verify values do not match
- Explanation:
- You have attempted to set a new password, but you did not
type exactly the same value in the Verify: field of the ID area.
- System Action:
- The new password setting is not accepted.
- Operator Response:
- You must enter the identical values into the New Password and
Verify fields in addition to
retyping your password in the Password field.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0247G
- This is an unsupported combination of Display operands
- Explanation:
- You issued a Combined Display request
with a combination of operands that are not currently supported.
- System Action:
- The DISPLAY request is rejected.
- Operator Response:
- Correct the DISPLAY statement and issue it again.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0248G
- Log buffer trace initiated
- Explanation:
- The internal LOG manager has just
activated the logging facility associated with the LOGSIZE parameter.
- System Action:
- All Network Director issued messages will now be collected into the LOG queue
(as indicated via the LOG parameter).
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None. Entries in the LOG may be displayed
from an authorized Administrator's terminal.
- TND0249G
- Input: [input character string]
- Explanation:
- The input character string was entered from an authorized
Network Administrator (may be via the console, from SMSG, etc.).
- System Action:
- The command will be parsed and executed, as necessary.
- Operator Response:
- None. Network Director's response to the input will be placed into the LOG
and returned to the requesting location (as necessary).
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0250G
- [network element] [name] has been defined
- Explanation:
- The named network entity has been
established within Network Director's control blocks.
- System Action:
- The control block has been generated
dynamically and now may be utilized.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0251G
- [network element] [name] change(s) have been processed
- Explanation:
- The named network entity has had one or more changes processed.
- System Action:
- The requested modifications have been processed into the appropriate
control blocks.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- The changes are immediately available for
usage within the network.
- TND0252C
- The PARM's GLOBALS operand(s) have been set
- Explanation:
- The operating system parameters specified on the PARM=
operand have been processed.
- System Action:
- The values will now apply to Network Director execution.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0253G
- The LOG is already enabled - the LOGSIZE operand has
been ignored
- Explanation:
- A Network Administrator attempted to modify or activate the LOG buffer.
- System Action:
- Network Director has ignored the request.
Honoring the request would cause loss of all the
current LOG data.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- The LOGSIZE will become effective with the next Network Director initialization.
- TND0254G
- [network element] [name]
- Explanation:
- Issued to provide a general identifier
for a control block that has been requested via a
Specific Display request made with the DISPLAY statement.
- System Action:
- The rest of the related information will immediately follow in
the LOG.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0255G
- TARGET=[applid1] [applid2]
- Explanation:
- Describes the value(s) present on a
APPLICATION statement for the TARGET operand.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0256G
- INITIAL-FUNCTION=[data string]
- Explanation:
- Is the first function that will be performed in the target subsystem.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0257G
- [numeric value] Terminals and [numeric value]
Users currently connected
- Explanation:
- Identifies the number of terminals and
users currently connected to a particular subsystem.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0258G
- Application [name] - Target [applid]
is [status]
- Explanation:
- Is the response to a DISPLAY APPLICATIONS
request and shows the names and current status of all
defined applications.
- System Action:
- One line per defined APPLICATION is displayed.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0259G
- Profile [name]
- Explanation:
- Provides the leading entry for a DISPLAY PROFILE request.
- System Action:
- None. Remaining operands will follow this message in the LOG.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0260G
- Group [name] currently has [numeric value]
users
- Explanation:
- Displays the number of network elements
currently associated with a specific GROUP definition.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0261G
- Terminal [luname] Extension [value]
currently has [numeric value] active
- Explanation:
- Displays the number of network elements
currently associated with a specific TERMINAL
definition.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0262G
- DFB [name] is [status] at
[offset] in [CSECT name]
priority [value]
- Explanation:
- Is the response to the DISPLAY DFBS
request. Each executing DFB is identified by
replacement text 1 and its general status in replacement value 2.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0263G
- User [name] Extension [value]
currently has [numeric value] active
- Explanation:
- Identifies the number of network elements
currently associated with the named USER definition.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0264G
- GLOBALS APPLID=[applid]
- Explanation:
- Is the first message in response to a
DISPLAY GLOBALS request. Replacement text 1 is the
current value associated with the VTAM APPLID.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0265G
- BROADCAST-AREA=[numeric value]
- Explanation:
- Displays the current size of the Broadcast Area (in lines).
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0266G
- [operand]=([storage media],[expiration value]).
- Explanation:
- Identifies the general characteristics
for one of the message types (MEMO, NOTE, or
BROADCAST). Replacement text 1 identifies the message
type, replacement text 2 is the storage medium (DISK or
STORAGE), and replacement text 3 is the duration for
timed expiration in seconds.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0267G
- CONSOLE=[value]
- Explanation:
- Displays whether the operating system
console interface is enabled (YES) or not (NO).
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0268G
- LINE-COUNT=[numeric value]
- Explanation:
- Displays the current maximum lines per
page Network Director will place on the output printer log.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0269G
- LOG=[value]
- Explanation:
- Displays the current setting of the LOG
value. Messages with a message class equal to or less
than this value will be placed into the LOG and will be
available for viewing via Network Administration.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0270G
- LOGSIZE=[numeric value]
- Explanation:
- Displays the current value of the number
of bytes allocated to contain the storage LOG.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0271G
- NAME=[character string]
- Explanation:
- Is the text that will be used in the
upper left hand corner of all Network Director screens with the
short title present.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0272G
- NSI=[value]
- Explanation:
- Describes whether the NSI interface is enabled (YES)
or disabled (NO).
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0273G
- OPSYS=[value]
- Explanation:
- Identifies the Operating System that Network Director is executing in.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0274G
- PASSWORD=[non displayable]
- Explanation:
- Displays the current value for the password.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0275G
- RPLS=[numeric value]
- Explanation:
- Is the number of RECEIVE-ANY RPLS that
Network Director will maintain to acquire input from the network.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0276G
- SECURITY=[value]
- Explanation:
- Identifies the installation's security
package to manage the passwords associated with network users.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0277G
- SMF=[SMF number]
- Explanation:
- Displays the current SMF record number
that Network Director will use to record statistical type information (OS only).
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0278G
- TERMINATE=[value]
- Explanation:
- Identifies whether Network Director
will terminate when VTAM does (AUTO) or only when the
system operator indicates it should (OPERATOR or RETRY).
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0279G
- TIMER=([min],[max])
- Explanation:
- Displays the current settings for the dispatcher's Wait cycles.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0280G
- TRACE=[numeric value]
- Explanation:
- Displays the current value in bytes of the internal trace buffer.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0281G
- VTAMOPER=[value]
- Explanation:
- Displays whether Network Director is honoring
VTAM operator commands from the Network Administration
screen (YES) or not (NO).
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0282G
- TSSVM Div: [division] Dept:.
[department] Name: [name]
- Explanation:
- Displays the information extracted from TopSecret/VM about the network
element.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0283G
- VSAM-PASSWORD=[not displayed]
- Explanation:
- Displays the password value associated with the External File.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0284G
- MSGID=[value]
- Explanation:
- Identifies whether Network Director will
produce identifying information associated with each
message on the printer LOG (YES) or not (NO).
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0285G
- COMMAND-CHAR=[character]
- Explanation:
- Is the current value for any internal
commands issued from the command line. Any other
commands will be treated as application requests.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0286G
- LOG=[numeric value]
- Explanation:
- Displays the current setting of the LOG
value. Messages with a message class equal to or less
that this value will be placed into the LOG and will be
available for viewing via Network Administration.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0287G
- WTO=[numeric value]
- Explanation:
- Displays the value that is greater than
or equal to all messages that will be routed to the
operating system console via WTO (OS) or PUT (DOS).
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0288G
- [numeric value] terminals, [numeric value]
users active within [character string]
- Explanation:
- Summarizes the number of network elements
that are currently in session with an APPLICATION subsystem or Network Director.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0289G
- [numeric value] Network Elements are on the Inactive List
- Explanation:
- Displays the number of network elements currently Inactive.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0290G
- [numeric value] Terminals have selected
[application name]
- Explanation:
- Displays the number of terminals
currently connected to the subsystem named as replacement text 1.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0291G
- [numeric value] Users have selected [application name]
- Explanation:
- Displays the number of Users currently
connected to the subsystem named as replacement text 1.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0292G
- [network element] is not defined
- Explanation:
- Is issued when a Network Administrator
has attempted to DISPLAY a network entity that is not currently defined.
- System Action:
- The requested element could not be located.
- Operator Response:
- Correct the specification and issue the request again.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0293G
- PFKEY=[pfkey value]
- Explanation:
- Displays the PFKEY value associated with
a specific APPLICATION.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0294G
- TITLE=[character string]
- Explanation:
- Displays the current expanded value
associated with a specific APPLICATION. This is the
value that will be displayed on the Selection Screen.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0295G
- UPDATES=[value]
- Explanation:
- Displays the current setting for the
indicator that controls update activity associated with
Network Director's HELP and Network Administration functions.
facilities.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0296G
- SEPARATOR=[character]
- Explanation:
- Displays the current value for the
character that will be inserted between each of the
INITIAL-DATA arguments.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0297G
- SSI=[value]
- Explanation:
- Indicates whether the APPLICATION this
operand is associated with is to receive the automated
SSI format (YES) or not (NO).
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0298G
- COMMANDS=[value] [value] [value]
- Explanation:
- Indicates whether the network element
will have the Command Line on the Selection Screen (YES) or not (NO).
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0299G
- TIMEOUT=[numeric value]
- Explanation:
- Displays the number of seconds the
network element has between terminal interactions
prior to being automatically reset by Network Director
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0300G
- ID-AREA=[value]
- Explanation:
- Indicates whether the network element
will have the ID-AREA present on the Screen (YES) or
not (NO).
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0301G
- ACQUIRE=[value]
- Explanation:
- Indicates whether Network Director should
acquire the associated TERMINAL (YES) or not (NO).
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0302G
- EXTENSION=[value]
- Explanation:
- Displays the current value for the
Extension of the Id field used to identify this network element.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0303G
- GROUP=[value]
- Explanation:
- Displays the current value for the
GROUP operand of the displayed network element.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0304G
- USER=[value]
- Explanation:
- Displays the current value for the
USER operand of the displayed network element.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0305G
- Message [name] is from
[network element] and to [network element]
- Explanation:
- Displays the message name (replacement
text 1), message origin (replacement text 2), and
message destination (replacement text 3) for a message
within the message facility.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0306G
- [luname] [id] Subarea: [subarea]
Netid: [netid] at [application]
- Explanation:
- Displays the current application
connection location for the identified network element.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0307G
- is logged on to Terminal [luname]
- Explanation:
- Identifies that the network element being
displayed is logged on at the terminal named as
replacement text 1.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0308G
- ACCOUNT=[value]
- Explanation:
- Displays the current value for the
ACCOUNT associated with the displayed control block.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0309G
- EXTENSION=[value]
- Explanation:
- Displays the current value for the
EXTENSION associated with the displayed control block.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0310G
- connected to [application name] at [time]
on [date]
- Explanation:
- Displays the current location that the
displayed network element is connected to (replacement
text 1) and when the connection was made.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0311G
- has [numeric value] logical lines of
[numeric value] characters each
- Explanation:
- Displays the current logical line size
and page size for the displayed terminal.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0312G
- went Inactive at [time] on [date] - [reason]
- Explanation:
- Indicates that the displayed network element is
currently on the Inactive List.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None. Reactivate the device by issuing a R N= command. When
Input Errors is indicated as a reason,
the device can release itself by sending in an interrupt
(RESET - CLEAR, or ATTN keys are normally sufficient).
- TND0313G
- [luname] went Inactive at [time] on
[date] ([reason])
- Explanation:
- Displays the time and date
that the named terminal (replacement text 1) went
Inactive. The last replacement value provides a brief reason
why the device went inactive.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Remove the device from its Inactive status by
issuing the RELEASE NET=xx Administrator command.
- TND0314G
- PRINTER=[value]
- Explanation:
- Displays the current printer that all
printed messages will be printed on.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0315G
- ROOM=[value]
- Explanation:
- Displays the current text that will be
used as a portion of the separator page on all messages
printed via the Message Facility Print action code.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0316G
- IDENTIFICATION=[value]
- Explanation:
- Indicates whether all network users must
identify themselves prior to obtaining a selection
screen (YES) or not (NO).
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0317G
- TRIES=[numeric value]
- Explanation:
- Displays the current value of the value
controlling the number of unsuccessful logon attempts
that will be allowed before placing the device onto the
Inactive List.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0318G
- [poolid] pool is [numeric value]K with
[numeric value] bytes unallocated
- Explanation:
- Displays the current number of bytes
(replacement text 2) allocated within a specific
Network Director storage subpool (replacement text 1) and how
much of it is unallocated (replacement text 3).
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0319G
- largest contiguous is [numeric value] bytes
- Explanation:
- Displays the largest single portion of
storage within the subpool that is available for allocation.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0320G
- Total pool allocations - [numeric value]K,
currently unallocated- [numeric value]K
- Explanation:
- Summarizes all the virtual storage being
managed by Network Director's storage management routines.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0321G
- APPLICATIONS=
- Explanation:
- Initiates the display of the application
selections that are available to the network element being displayed.
- System Action:
- The actual application definitions follow.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0322G
- [application name]
- Explanation:
- Displays a single authorized application
selection that is available to the network element being displayed.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0323G
- The Director has already CLSDSTed the device and will
not reacquire it
- Explanation:
- Issued when the VTAM LOSTERM exit has
been driven by VTAM after The Director has already
scheduled the issuing of CLSDST for the LU involved.
- System Action:
- Network Director will or already has
issued the CLSDST function to release the LU.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0324G
- INITIAL-DATA=
- Explanation:
- Initiates the display of values that will
be provided to the target subsystem when a logical
connection request is processed.
- System Action:
- The actual INITIAL-DATA values follow
immediately.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0325G
- "[initial data operand]"
- Explanation:
- Contains alphanumeric text strings specified as INITIAL-DATA.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0326G
- [initial data variable]
- Explanation:
- Contains the variable tokens specified as INITIAL-DATA.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0327I
- OPCMD incorrectly entered for [statement]
command
- Explanation:
- The Operator Command processor was
entered erroneously by another module within Network Director.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Contact NRS Technical Support.
- TND0328C
- [network element] [name] has been Held
- Explanation:
- The named network element has been marked
HELD and will no longer be available for usage within the network.
- System Action:
- Any active network elements associated with
the HELD element will also be HELD or logged off.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0329C
- [network element] [name] has been Released
- Explanation:
- The named network element has been
released and is now available for usage within the network.
- System Action:
- Network users may now use the released facility.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0330S
- Close of the External File has been scheduled
- Explanation:
- Network Director recognized your request to
close the External File.
- System Action:
- The CLOSE will be issued.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0331C
- The VTAM ACB Close has been scheduled
- Explanation:
- Network Director recognized your request to close the VTAM ACB.
- System Action:
- The CLOSE will be executed.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0332G
- The External File has not been closed
- Explanation:
- Network Director recognized your request to
open the External File, but it is not currently closed.
- System Action:
- The request is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0333C
- The External File Open has been scheduled
- Explanation:
- Network Director recognized your request to open the External File.
- System Action:
- The OPEN will be issued shortly.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- The OPEN will occur shortly.
- TND0334G
- The VTAM ACB has not been closed
- Explanation:
- Network Director recognized your request to
open the VTAM ACB, but it is not currently closed.
- System Action:
- The request is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0335C
- The VTAM ACB Open has been scheduled
- Explanation:
- Network Director recognized your request to open the VTAM ACB.
- System Action:
- The OPEN will be issued shortly.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0336G
- [luname] is already in session with The Director
- Explanation:
- A SIMLOGON request we issued
for an LU that is already in session or queued to Network Director.
- System Action:
- The latest SIMLOGON request is rejected by ACF/VTAM.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0337G
- SIMLOGON has been issued for [luname]
- Explanation:
- You issued a SIMLOGON request
for an LU and Network Director has issued the associated
VTAM request to acquire the device.
- System Action:
- The device will be connected to Network Director
as soon as it is available.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0338G
- Broadcast message [name] Sent
- Explanation:
- A Network Administrator issued the BROADCAST command and it has been sent.
- System Action:
- Network Director will update all the appropriate network elements.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- The internally assigned Broadcast message
name is displayed as replacement text 1.
- TND0339S
- [statement] is held - LOGON by [userid] at
[luname] rejected
- Explanation:
- A user at the terminal named as
replacement text 2 attempted to logon and utilized a
USER, GROUP, or TERMINAL definition that is currently
HELD.
- System Action:
- The logon is rejected.
- Operator Response:
- Check with the Network Administrator about when you may utilize the system.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Investigate a possible security violation.
- TND0340G
- VTAMOPER=NO is in effect, Operator command ignored
- Explanation:
- A Network Administrator attempted to
issue a VTAM operator command, but it has been rejected
by the Administration processor because VTAMOPER is off.
- System Action:
- The VTAM command is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- If you should be capable of issuing VTAM
commands, set VTAMOPER=YES.
- TND0341S
- Update attempt from [id] at Terminal
[luname] rejected
- Explanation:
- A Network Administrator attempted to
execute an update operation and is not authorized to do so.
- System Action:
- The request is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- If the Network Administrator should be capable of
executing update processes, assign one of his
APPLICATIONS to an APPLICATION definition for Network Administration
that has the UPDATES=YES option in effect.
- TND0342G
- [network element] was not located
- Explanation:
- The identified network entity was not
located in the current control block structure.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the specification and issue the command again.
- TND0343G
- is currently HELD
- Explanation:
- Is associated with a DISPLAY of a
particular network element and indicates that the
element is currently in the Held status.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- You may RELEASE the network item to make it
available for use. If it is HELD due to TIME or DAY
specification, you will have to modify the TIME or DAY
characteristics to activate this item.
- TND0344G
- DAY=[day1] [day2] [day3] [day4] [day5]
- Explanation:
- Lists the days of the week that the
associated network entity is eligible for use within the network.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0345G
- TIME=([start time]-[end time])
- Explanation:
- Displays the time of day (military time)
that the associated network entity is eligible for use
within the network.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0346C
- PO Receive function terminating due to VTAM related
errors
- Explanation:
- The Program Operator receive function is
terminating due to unexpected errors.
- System Action:
- VTAM operator commands cannot be processed.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Make sure the ACF/VTAM ACB is open and functioning properly
(verify that the APPL for Network Director includes the AUTH=(SPO) option).
- TND0347G
- [VTAM response]
- Explanation:
- Network Director's Program Operator function has received a reply
to a request from a Network Administrator.
This message contains the exact text of the reply.
- System Action:
- The message is placed into the LOG for subsequent viewing.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0348S
- VTAM Update command rejected - Administrator [id]
at Terminal [luname]
- Explanation:
- A Network Administrator that is not
authorized for UPDATES attempted to issue a VTAM
Operator Command that was not DISPLAY.
- System Action:
- The request is rejected.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0349G
- Recovery environment failed with R15 value of
[numeric value]
- Explanation:
- While attempting to establish the
recovery environment, Network Director received an
inappropriate return code from the operating system (OS
ESTAE, DOS STXIT).
- System Action:
- RECOVERY logic will not be active.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Evaluate the reason for the return code and try it again.
- TND0350I
- [abend code] in [jobname] [version] at TND
[csect]+[offset] - PSW=[psw value]
- Explanation:
- While processing a DFB related task,
Network Director suffered an operating system program check.
This message identifies the location within Network Director that the
problem occurred.
- System Action:
- The current DFB is abended.The terminal
associated with the DFB may have to hit RESET and an
AID key to resume operation.
If DUMP is in effect (YES or SDUMP), a dump of the address space,
partition, or virtual machine will be taken.
- Operator Response:
- Press the RESET and CLEAR keys (or the SNA ATTN key).
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- If the abend cannot be
easily explained (E.G. DUMPing an invalid address),
then you should contact North Ridge Software, Inc.
- TND0351G
- RECOVERY must be specified as YES or NO
- Explanation:
- The GLOBALS RECOVERY operand was specified, but its value was not
YES or NO.
- System Action:
- The current value is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the
specification and issue the statement again.
- TND0352G
- User [id] at Terminal [luname]
has timed out
- Explanation:
- The identified user at the named terminal
has had no activity for the TIMEOUT interval.
- System Action:
- The user will be automatically logged off
and the terminal will be returned to its default condition.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0353G
- The receiver is in transmit mode (Race condition)
- Explanation:
- This message is issued to attempt to diagnose a ACF/VTAM error
condition (sense code) that has been received by Network Director.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Investigate the reason for the race condition and take
corrective action.
- TND0354G
- Profile [name] modified by User
[id] at Terminal [luname]
- Explanation:
- The identified user has modified the
identified profile.
- System Action:
- The new profile's contents will be
immediately available for use.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0355G
- [command] is not a valid Profile Primary Command
- Explanation:
- You issued a command that was not recognized as a
valid Profile Primary Command.
- System Action:
- The value will not be processed properly.
- Operator Response:
- Repeat the command after correcting its specification.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0356G
- Profile reset from [name] Profile
- Explanation:
- A network user has issued the Profile
Primary Command RESET to initialize his profile back to
its original values.
- System Action:
- The profile is immediately reset.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0357G
- Return code [numeric value] from SMFWTM or
DIAGNOSE
- Explanation:
- An attempt to write a SMF record or a VM accounting record
returned the identified return code.
- System Action:
- The accounting record may not have been written.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- You should investigate why SMF or CP is returning
the identified return code and correct any
difficulties. You can turn off Network Director's SMF
writes by simply entering GLOBALS SMF=0 or VM Accounting writes
via the ACCOUNTING= operand.
- TND0358C
- The Director is not authorized - SMF=0 set
- Explanation:
- For MVS systems, the SMF operand has
specified a non zero value and Network Director is not APF authorized.
- System Action:
- The operating system abend associated with
this has been intercepted by Network Director and SMF=0 has
been forced so that Network Director can continue running.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- If you desire the SMF records, you will have
to make Network Director APF authorized.
- TND0359S
- [character string]
- Explanation:
- This message contains the message text
issued by the installation's security package.
- System Action:
- It will be displayed in the broadcast area of the terminal
causing it to be issued
(dependent upon the setting of GLOBALS LOGON-MESSAGE).
- Operator Response:
- Respond as required by the installation's
security package.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0360G
- ALARM must be specified as YES or NO
- Explanation:
- You have issued a statement that contains
the ALARM operand and its supplied value is not valid.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the supplied value and issue the statement again.
- TND0361G
- SECURITY-SVC=[value]
- Explanation:
- Displays the current value for the installation's security SVC.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0362G
- ALARM=[value]
- Explanation:
- Displays the current value for the associated profile's ALARM field.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0363S
- A required ACF2 option has not been set - ACF2 function
bypassed
- Explanation:
- The Configuration Parameters indicated that ACF2
was selected as the installation's security package
and one or more conditions required for execution did not exist.
- System Action:
- The ACF2 function is not performed.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- For OS systems, make sure that ACF2 was included during IPL
processing. For VM systems, Network Director should have the ACF2 GCS interface
included in the linkedit (ACFGCSVC or ACFDIAGG).
- TND0364G
- [luname] - [userid] selected [application]
at [time] on [date]
- Explanation:
- Contains the location (replacement text 3)
and the time (replacement text 4) that the specified
network element (replacement text 1 and 2) is currently
connected to.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0365G
- GLOBALS parameters set from execution time PARM
- Explanation:
- The GLOBALS
parameters have been processed from the OS or GCS PARM field.
- System Action:
- Initialization continues.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0366G
- This is Network Director Version [version number]
- Explanation:
- Identifies the version number of Network Director currently executing.
- System Action:
- Execution continues.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0367G
- PFKEYS=[pfkey values]
- Explanation:
- Displays the current settings of the
PFKEYs associated with a TERMINAL, USER, or GROUP statement.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0368G
- The PRINTERS operand must be RETAIN or RELEASE
- Explanation:
- You have specified an invalid value for the PRINTERS operand
of the GLOBALS statement.
- System Action:
- The operand is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the specification and try it again.
- TND0369G
- USERS=
- Explanation:
- Begins the display of users that are
authorized to use the associated TERMINAL definition.
- System Action:
- The actual userid(s) and patterns follow immediately.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0370G
- [name] [name] [name] [name] [name]
- Explanation:
- Displays the value of the USERs or
TERMINALs associated with the associated network entity being displayed.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0371G
- TERMINALS=
- Explanation:
- Initiates the display of the valid
TERMINALs for the associated USER to be capable of being logged on to.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0372G
- has a LOGO specified
- Explanation:
- Specifies that the associated network
element has a LOGO specified that will be used in place
of Network Director's default.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0373G
- PROFILE=([name],[update authority])
- Explanation:
- Displays the Profile name and profile
characteristics associated with the displayed network element.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0374G
- MESSAGES=([message type] [message type] [message
type])
- Explanation:
- Identifies the types of messages that the
associated network element may originate, delete, or send.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0375G
- Session established with Printer [luname]
- Explanation:
- The named LU was identified by Network Director
as a printer and a session has been initiated.
- System Action:
- The printer will be available for Print
action codes and will be released as normal when
requested by another VTAM subsystem.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0376C
- Application [name] has been Held due to Time or
Day values
- Explanation:
- The named APPLICATION has been placed
into a HELD status because it is currently outside of
the specified allowable interval(s).
- System Action:
- The APPLICATION is no longer available for selection.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None. If the Application should be
available modify its characteristics via the
APPLICATION statement. RELEASE will not make the
APPLICATION generally available.
- TND0377C
- [network element] [name] has been Held due to Time or Day
values
- Explanation:
- The named network element has been placed
into a HELD status because it is currently outside of
the specified allowable interval(s).
- System Action:
- The network element is no longer available for usage.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None. Modify the network elements
definition if it should be left in an available status.
- TND0378C
- [network element] [name] has been released due to Time or Day
values
- Explanation:
- The named network element has been made
active and is no longer in a HELD status because it is
currently outside of the specified allowable interval(s).
- System Action:
- The network element is now available.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0379C
- Terminal [luname] placed on the Inactive List
due to [numeric value] errors
- Explanation:
- The number specified as replacement text
2 indicates the number of consecutive errors that
have occurred at the device named as replacement text 1.
- System Action:
- Network Director has placed this device into an
inactive status to terminate a potential network
"looping" situation.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- When the device is in a normal operational
state, issue the RELEASE NETWORK-ELEMENT=xxxx
Administrator command to activate it again.
- TND0380G
- RELOAD operation loaded [number] control blocks
- Explanation:
- The RELOAD operation that was just completed caused the identified
number of control blocks to be loaded from the External File.
- System Action:
- The control blocks are now available for use.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0381G
- Message [name] originated by
[network element] and to [network element] expired
- Explanation:
- The identified message has reached its
expiration time and has been automatically deleted by Network Director.
- System Action:
- The message is no longer available for usage.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0382I
- The Message Index for [network element]
has filled - Message [name] lost
- Explanation:
- The named network element is involved in
more messages than allowed within the Message Facility.
- System Action:
- The message will not be added to the index.
- Operator Response:
- Delete the unnecessary messages in the index.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0383G
- The [control block] chain has [numeric value]
elements with [numeric value] free
- Explanation:
- This is the response to the DISPLAY
CHAINS request and shows the number of control blocks
(replacement value 2) associated with each control
block chain (replacement value 1).
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0384C
- The External File will be closed because of VSAM
related errors
- Explanation:
- An unexpected error has occurred during a
process associated with the External File.
- System Action:
- The External File will be closed to allow the network to
continue to operate normally.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Evaluate the cause of the unexpected error
and issue the OPEN EXTERNAL command when it is corrected.
- TND0385G
- [value] is not a valid prefix command
- Explanation:
- The identified text is not valid as a Editor prefix command.
- System Action:
- The command is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- Correct the specification and press the ENTER key.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0386G
- The Pfkey has no assigned meaning - your Profile is not
available
- Explanation:
- You currently have no established Profile
and the PFKEY values are unassigned and not usable.
- System Action:
- The PFKEY request cannot be processed.
- Operator Response:
- Issue the PROFILE command to create a profile.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Define a default PROFILE for the network element.
- TND0387G
- [text string] is an unrecognized Primary Command
- Explanation:
- The identified command is not a currently
defined Primary Command.
- System Action:
- The command is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- Correct the command and try again.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0388G
- The [operand] operand is not valid
- Explanation:
- You issued a Editor command with an invalid operand value.
- System Action:
- The operand is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- Correct the operand and try again.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0389I
- EDIT2 received an invalid internal command
- Explanation:
- An internal edit processor was entered erroneously.
- System Action:
- The Editor will not operate correctly.
- Operator Response:
- Contact the Network Administrator.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Contact NRS Technical Support.
- TND0390G
- The prefix target location is illogical for block
operations
- Explanation:
- You have specified a destination for a
block move or copy operation that is inside the block itself.
- System Action:
- The block operation is not performed.
- Operator Response:
- Move the destination prefix command outside
of the block and try the operation again.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0391R
- Waiting for more operands - enter CANCEL to terminate
the command
- Explanation:
- The operator's console has initiated a
statement and it is not yet complete.
- System Action:
- Network Director will wait for more input.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Enter the rest of the operands to complete
the statement. You can reset the partially complete
statement by entering CANCEL.
- TND0392G
- The character string "[character string]"
can not be located
- Explanation:
- You issued an Editor command (LOCATE or
CHANGE) that searched forward in the current message
and was unable to locate the character string you specified.
- System Action:
- The current line pointer is left unchanged.
- Operator Response:
- Correct the specification of the character
string and repeat the command.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0393G
- The cursor position is invalid for SPLIT operation
- Explanation:
- You issued a SPLIT command and the 3270
cursor was not in a location valid to split.
- System Action:
- The request is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- Move the cursor to a valid location and repeat the command.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0394S
- Unauthorized message activity attempted
- Explanation:
- You attempted to operate (Send, Delete,
or Edit) on a message type that you are not currently
authorized to operate on.
- System Action:
- The request is rejected.
- Operator Response:
- Contact the Network Administrator if you
feel you require access to operate on the message type.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0395G
- Editing is valid for In Process messages only
- Explanation:
- You attempted to edit a message that is
not in the in process status.
- System Action:
- The Edit action is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- You may View any message. Editing is only
allowed for in process messages.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0396G
- Only In Process messages may be Sent
- Explanation:
- You attempted to send a message that is
not in the in process status.
- System Action:
- The Send is rejected.
- Operator Response:
- Only In Process messages may be sent.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0397G
- Message [name] can not be located
- Explanation:
- You issued the COPY editor subcommand
and the COPY operand specifies a message name that
cannot be located.
- System Action:
- No COPY is performed.
- Operator Response:
- Correct the specification and issue the command again.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0398G
- The KEY sub-command requires the PFxx= operand
- Explanation:
- The Editor's KEY subcommand requires the PFxx= operand.
- System Action:
- The KEY command is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- Correct the specification and issue the command again.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0399G
- [value] is invalid as a PFKEY specification
- Explanation:
- The Editor's KEY PFxx= operand must be
provided a valid numeric value for the xx.
- System Action:
- The specification is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- Correct the specification and issue the command again.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0400G
- [value] is not a valid PFKEY value
- Explanation:
- The value you attempted to assign to a
PFKEY is not a valid command.
- System Action:
- The PFKEY value is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- Correct the specification and issue the command again.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0401G
- You currently have no Profile - contact the Network Administrator
- Explanation:
- You do not currently have a Profile defined to contain PFKEY values.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- Contact the Network Administrator or issue the PROFILE command
to create a profile (if you are authorized to do so).
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0402G
- Missing delimiter [character] for Change
sub-command
- Explanation:
- The Change subcommand requires a string
delimiting byte to initiate the string, separate the
string from its replacement value, and to terminate the
replacement string.
- System Action:
- The Change command is not processed.
- Operator Response:
- Correct the Change syntax and issue the command again.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0403G
- You have received the message [message name]
from [userid] at [time] on [date]
- Explanation:
- One or more network users has sent you a
message since the last time you pressed a function key
or since you connected your terminal to an application subsystem.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- Select the Message Facility from your
selection menu to view the message.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0404G
- Received [SNA command] from [luname]
- Explanation:
- Replacement text 1 identifies a SNA
defined command received from the LU named as replacement text 2.
- System Action:
- Dependent upon the Command received.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0405I
- Unidentified CONTROL= setting in RPL
- Explanation:
- The CONTROL setting in the RPL is not valid.
- System Action:
- VTAM operations may not be functional.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- This can be caused by RPL destruction in the
VTAM control blocks. Contact NRS Technical Support.
- TND0406G
- LU component disconnected (Power Off - Test Request)
- Explanation:
- This extended message interprets sense
code received from a remote device. It indicates that
the device has been powered off.
- System Action:
- The device will have its session restarted.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None. Network Director will
automatically refresh the screen when the device is
powered on.
- TND0407C
- DFB [DFB name] abended due to CANCEL request
- Explanation:
- A Administrator CANCEL request has caused
the named DFB to be internally abended.
- System Action:
- The DFB will be terminated.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0408C
- LU [luname] Held due to Quiesce Request
(QEC) from device
- Explanation:
- Network Director has received a QEC command from the named LU.
- System Action:
- Network Director will hold the device on the
inactive list until it receives a RELQ command.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0409C
- LU [luname] Released in response to RELQ
request from device
- Explanation:
- Network Director has received a RELQ command from the named LU.
- System Action:
- The device is immediately removed from the
inactive list.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0410G
- Presentation Space integrity lost
- Explanation:
- This sense interpretation indicates that
the screen image has been destroyed on the LU.
- System Action:
- Network Director will simulate a CLEAR key and
process the input as a normal request. This is
typically issued when a remote LU has been powered back
on after power-off.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0411G
- You must complete the LOGON process prior
to making a selection
- Explanation:
- The Id area (Id: or Password: fields)
was modified and the resulting combination was invalid.
The terminal operator must complete logon prior to
allowing access to any other activity.
- System Action:
- The terminal request is ignored until logon is completed.
- Operator Response:
- Complete the logon with a valid combination.
Alternatively, blank the Id field out or enter one of
the LOGOFF commands from the command line.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0412G
- There is no existing Site identified as [sitename]
- Explanation:
- You have attempted to set a destination Site that
is not currently defined to Network Director.
- System Action:
- The specification is rejected.
- Operator Response:
- Correct the site specification or contact the Network Administrator for
information about which sites are available.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0413G
- The Message number must be a numeric value
- Explanation:
- You expressed a desire to edit one of
Network Director's messages, but you did not specify a numeric
value for the message to edit.
- System Action:
- The EDIT request is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- Correct the specification and issue the command again.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0414G
- The message class must be numeric
- Explanation:
- You modified the message class associated
with a Network Director Message and specified an invalid value.
- System Action:
- The modification is rejected.
- Operator Response:
- Correct the specification and press the ENTER key.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0415G
- You must set the message destination prior to Sending
it
- Explanation:
- You have attempted to Send a Message that
does not have a valid destination set.
- System Action:
- The send is rejected.
- Operator Response:
- Edit the message, set the destination on
line one and issue the Send request again.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0416G
- AUTHORIZATION=[numeric value]
- Explanation:
- Displays the current authorization value
that authorizes your usage of Network Director.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0417G
- [command] is an unidentified INFO command
- Explanation:
- While in the INFO facility, you have
issued a Primary Command not supported by INFO.
- System Action:
- The command is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- Correct the Command and issue it again.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0418S
- Unauthorized attempt to update INFO panel at
[luname]
- Explanation:
- The terminal identified as replacement
text 1 attempted to invoke the INFO Update facility,
but is not authorized to do so.
- System Action:
- The update attempt is rejected.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- If the terminal should be capable of
updating INFO, associate a INFO APPLICATION definition
with the UPDATES=YES operand in effect with the network element.
- TND0419G
- The INFO processor was unable to locate the requested panel
- Explanation:
- The INFO screen you requested is not currently defined within
the INFO file.
- System Action:
- The terminal will not be updated with the new INFO panel
- Operator Response:
- Correct the specification and try the
request again. If the specification is correct,
contact the Network Administrator with the combination
of commands you issued to create the problem.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0420G
- There is already a message identified as
[message name]
- Explanation:
- You have attempted to create a second message that
already has the same characteristics as an earlier message.
- System Action:
- The request is rejected.
- Operator Response:
- You can only have a single message with this
name targeted at a single destination.
Select a different combination (normally, a different name) and try
again.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0421G
- Printer [luname] is not available,
PRINT waiting
- Explanation:
- A PRINT request has been initiated and is
waiting for the printer to become available.
- System Action:
- The print function will try again.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Usually none. PRINT will automatically
attempt to acquire the printer and will wait for it to
come available. If the printer will never become
available due to network reasons, you may want to
CANCEL the PRINT DFB.
- TND0422G
- Received [response type] response from
[luname]
- Explanation:
- Simply reports what type of VTAM response
received from the named LU.
- System Action:
- Normally, Network Director will not act upon
this information. It is included in the log only for
informational reporting purposes.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0423I
- Unidentified response setting in RPL
- Explanation:
- The response setting in the VTAM RPL is not valid.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- This may indicate a storage overlay within
Network Director or VTAM subsystem problems. Contact NRS Technical Support.
- TND0424S
- LU [luname] is not currently available -
CLSDSTing it
- Explanation:
- The named LU cannot be successfully
reached by Network Director and is being released until it can be.
- System Action:
- The session will be terminated via UNBIND (CLSDST).
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- The device should be automatically returned
to Network Director by ACF/VTAM when it is back in an operational status.
- TND0425G
- Intervention required
- Explanation:
- This interpretive message indicates that
the associated LU requires manual intervention in order
for it to be properly utilized.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Investigate why the LU is not operational.
- TND0426G
- Resource is not available
- Explanation:
- This interpretive message indicates that
the associated LU is not currently available.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Investigate why the LU is not operational.
- TND0427G
- LU busy
- Explanation:
- This interpretive message indicates that
the associated LU is currently occupied.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0428G
- Intervention required at subsidiary device
- Explanation:
- This sense code indicates that a device
associated with the related LU requires attention.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0429G
- Following are currently in storage:
- Explanation:
- This initiates the response to a DISPLAY MESSAGES, etc. request.
- System Action:
- The actual messages and their names will
follow this message immediately.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0430G
- Following are currently on the External File:
- Explanation:
- This is the second portion of a response
to a DISPLAY MESSAGES, etc. request.
- System Action:
- The actual messages and their names will
follow this message immediately.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0431G
- LOG buffer display wrapped - refreshed at the bottom
- Explanation:
- While viewing the LOG, it has wrapped
beyond the position in the buffer you were viewing.
- System Action:
- The display was refreshed from the most recent LOG entry.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0432G
- This message exceeds maximum message size - truncated
at current line
- Explanation:
- The message you were attempting to save
exceeds the allowable maximum
(VSAM CI size less message overhead was exceeded).
- System Action:
- The message is truncated at the current line.
- Operator Response:
- Reduce the size of the message and save it again.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Increase the VSAM CI size, if you would like the maximum size
of an allowable message to be larger.
- TND0433G
- This message has [numeric value] lines,
which exceeds the maximum of [numeric value]
- Explanation:
- The message you are editing has exceeded
the maximum lines that are allowable within a single message.
- System Action:
- All lines are retained.
- Operator Response:
- Reduce the size of the message or you may
not be capable of saving it.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0434G
- This command causes the maximum of [numeric value]
edit lines to be exceeded
- Explanation:
- You issued a prefix command that will
cause the current message to exceed the maximum
allowable lines.
- System Action:
- The prefix command is not executed.
- Operator Response:
- Adjust its value to remain within the size limitation.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0435G
- The External File is not currently available - the
message may not be saved
- Explanation:
- You have just begun editing a message
that would normally be stored on the External File, but
the file is not currently available. The message may
not be stored on disk.
- System Action:
- Editing continues.
- Operator Response:
- You can continue to manipulate the message
as normal, but keep in mind that it may not be saved on disk.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0436G
- * Message: [name] To:.
[network element] From: [network element]
Date: [date] *
- Explanation:
- This message indicates that a message is
being printed as a result of a Print action code.
It will also be present as a portion of the printed
Message Header page.
- System Action:
- The message print function will proceed.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0437G
- * Printed by: [network element] On:.
[luname] Room: [value] Time:.
[time] *
- Explanation:
- This message indicates that a message is
being printed as a result of a Print action code. It
will also be present as a portion of the printed
Message Header page.
- System Action:
- The print function will proceed.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0438G
- You do not have a profile, the Print destination can
not be determined
- Explanation:
- Establish a profile and set the Printer destination.
- System Action:
- The print function is rejected.
- Operator Response:
- Issue the PROFILE command to access the Profile and set a printer
destination.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0439C
- Release Request received for [luname]
- queued until DFB completes
- Explanation:
- Network Director received and recognized a
request for a printer from another ACF/VTAM subsystem,
but was currently using it.
- System Action:
- The printer will be released when the Print
function completes.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0440C
- Terminal [luname] has been Released
- Explanation:
- The named LU has been released due to a
queued VTAM Release Request.
- System Action:
- The session with the device has been terminated.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0441C
- Terminal [name] has been Held because of TERMINAL
definition
- Explanation:
- The identified Terminal is no longer
available for use within the network.
- System Action:
- The device has been placed on the Inactive List.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- If you would like the device to be usable
before its allotted time interval, use SHOW TERMINAL=
to change its availability characteristics.
- TND0442G
- DUMP must be specified as YES or NO or SDUMP
- Explanation:
- You issued the GLOBALS DUMP operand, but
specified an invalid value.
- System Action:
- The operand specified is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the specification and retry the statement.
- TND0443G
- [operand] is not a valid DUMP positional operand
- Explanation:
- You issued the DUMP statement, but with
an invalid operand.
- System Action:
- The DUMP command is not processed.
- Operator Response:
- Correct the specification and retry the statement.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0444C
- [luname] has been disconnected
- Explanation:
- An Administrator has issued the
DISConnect command for the named LU.
- System Action:
- The LU is immediately CLSDSTed and released
from Network Director's control.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0445G
- [luname] is not currently in session with the Director
- Explanation:
- An Administrator attempted to DISConnect
a LU that is not currently in session with Network Director.
- System Action:
- The request has been ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the specification and try it again.
- TND0446G
- [network element] [name] has been freed
- Explanation:
- An Administrator has freed the named
control block through the use of the DELETE statement.
- System Action:
- The control block is immediately returned to
a pool of available control blocks.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0447G
- The DUMP command cannot be used from the Console
- Explanation:
- The operator's console attempted to use the DUMP command.
- System Action:
- The command is rejected.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0448G
- DUMP=[value]
- Explanation:
- Displays the current value of the GLOBALS DUMP operand.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- YES indicates that the recovery routines
will take a dump and NO indicates they will not.
- TND0449G
- RECOVERY=[value]
- Explanation:
- Indicates whether the recovery
environment is active (YES) or not (NO).
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0450S
- User [id] has been logged off due to Time or Day
values
- Explanation:
- The named user has gone through forced
logoff processing because of a Time or Day specification.
- System Action:
- The device is reset to its default condition.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0451S
- Terminal [name] Group [name]
has been logged off due to Time or Day
- Explanation:
- The named terminal has gone through
forced logoff processing because of a Time or Day specification.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0452C
- [luname] automatically Released because of successful
input
- Explanation:
- Issued whenever a normal input is
received from a device that was inactive (on the
Inactive List) because of multiple network errors.
- System Action:
- Network Director will automatically release the LU and
place an appropriate screen on it.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0453C
- Print activity for Message [name] on
[luname] failed
- Explanation:
- One or more errors occurred on the named
printer when attempting to print the named message.
- System Action:
- The message may or may not be completely printed.
- Operator Response:
- Contact the Network Administrator or check
on the availability of the printer to the VTAM network.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0454S
- SIMLOGON attempt for [luname] is not
completing
- Explanation:
- Network Director has issued SIMLOGON for the named device and
ACF/VTAM is not responding to the request. This can be a result of
simple initialization or a result of a RELEASE or DISCONNECT
operator command.
- System Action:
- Network Director will retry the operation (NETWORK-RETRIES).
If the operation continually fails, the SIMLOGON will be abandoned by
Network Director and the VTAM RPL held.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Investigate why the device is not ready. Issue the necessary VTAM
commands to activate the device.
You may need to V NET,INACT,ID=xxxx,F the device to get ACF/VTAM to
satisfy the SIMLOGON and thereby allow the dispatching DFB to
continue.
- TND0455G
- Incomplete command entered, no action taken
- Explanation:
- You entered a command that did not have all the elements
necessary to be processed (missing operand, etc.).
- System Action:
- The command is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- Correct the specification of the command and try it again.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0456G
- is active at offset [offset] within
[CSECT name]
- Explanation:
- Identifies the exact location that a functioning DFB is at within
Network Director's CSECTs.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0457G
- Lu [luname] - [id] - [user name]
has returned from [application name]
- Explanation:
- The named network element has returned to Network Director's control from
the named application system.
- System Action:
- A new session is begun with the device.
- Operator Response:
- Either a selection screen or identification screen will be written
to the device.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0458G
- is logged on as User [id]
- Explanation:
- Identifies which user has logged onto the terminal.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0459G
- The ERASE operand must be YES or NO
- Explanation:
- You have specified an invalid value for the ERASE operand.
- System Action:
- The specification is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- Correct the specification.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0460G
- The REJECT operand must be YES or NO
- Explanation:
- You have specified an invalid value on the REJECT operand.
- System Action:
- The value is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- Correct the specification.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0461G
- The AUTOLOGOFF operand should be YES, NO, SELECT, or RETURN
- Explanation:
- The AUTOLOGOFF parameter has an invalid value.
- System Action:
- The specification is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- Correct the specification.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0462G
- ERASE=[value]
- Explanation:
- Is in response to a DISPLAY APPLICATION= and represents the current
setting for the ERASE attribute.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0463G
- MAXIMUM=[value]
- Explanation:
- Displays the current value for the MAXIMUM operand.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0464G
- REJECT=[value]
- Explanation:
- Displays the current value for the REJECT operand.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0465G
- AUTOLOGOFF=[value]
- Explanation:
- Displays the current value for the AUTOLOGOFF operand.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0466G
- SCOPE=[value]
- Explanation:
- Displays the current value for the SCOPE operand.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0467G
- AUTHORIZATION=
- Explanation:
- Is the first line of the AUTHORIZATION display.
- System Action:
- Authorized commands will follow on subsequent lines.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0468G
- LU [luname] is currently in session, DELETE not
completed
- Explanation:
- You attempted to DELETE the control blocks associated with
a device that is currently in session with Network Director.
- System Action:
- You request has not been processed.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- If you would like to proceed with the DELETE operation, DISConnect
the LU, issue the DELETE, and then SIMLOGON the device again.
- TND0469C
- CLSDSTing [luname] because of TERMINAL
REJECT=YES
- Explanation:
- A device identified as a REJECT=YES device has attempted to
enter Network Director.
- System Action:
- The device will be rejected via a CLSDST.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Investigate operational abnormalities.
- TND0470G
- [application name] currently has the maximum number of users
connected, try later
- Explanation:
- A device has attempted to select an APPLICATION that already had
the maximum number of network elements connected.
- System Action:
- Your request has been rejected.
- Operator Response:
- Wait for another network element to terminate its use of the
APPLICATION or raise the MAXIMUM associated with the APPLICATION.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0471S
- Unauthorized attempt to issue [command] from
[luname] - [id]
- Explanation:
- The named network element has attempted to issue the named command
and it was not authorized via the AUTHORIZATION= operand.
- System Action:
- The command is rejected.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Investigate the security infraction.
If it was legitimate, authorize
the activity through the appropriate AUTHORIZATION= setting.
- TND0472G
- [statement] [statement] [statement] [statement] [statement]
- Explanation:
- Contains the statement identifiers associated with the commands that
the displayed user is authorized for.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0473G
- Invalid use of the range indicator "-"
- Explanation:
- You have attempted to use a dash (a range indicator) in a location
within a parameter statement that was not logical.
- System Action:
- The command you issued has not been executed.
- Operator Response:
- Correct the specification.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0474G
- You cannot disconnect your own terminal - command rejected
- Explanation:
- You issued the Network Administrator's DISCONNECT command with your own terminal
as a target, which is not allowed.
- System Action:
- Your request has been rejected.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- If you would like to disconnect your own terminal, issue the
DISC command on the command line of the selection screen.
- TND0475C
- [luname] is not responding to SIGNAL command -
forced inactive
- Explanation:
- Network Director was attempting to get the direction back from a
Change Direction protocol LU, but it did not respond.
- System Action:
- Network Director has placed the device
onto the Inactive List.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Investigate why the device would not respond to the SIGNAL command.
When it is working normally again, issue the RELEASE NET= command
to remove it from the Inactive List.
- TND0476C
- [name] has just changed status and is no longer available
- Explanation:
- A network element attempted to select the named application, but
the CLSDST PASS failed.
- System Action:
- Some reasons that
this can occur is if the application has changed status since the
last MNTR execution (controlled by the GLOBALS TIMER= operand) or
in cross domain environments, where there
are missing or inactive CDRM definitions at the other node.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Investigate the content of the LOG, which will contain the
exact VTAM return codes indicating why failure occurred.
- TND0477G
- Attempt to establish a session has failed
- Explanation:
- Is an interpretation of VTAM Return codes indicating that a VTAM
OPNDST macro has failed.
- System Action:
- The session has not been established.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Investigate why the OPNDST failed. If the device is ready to be
worked with, issue the RELEASE NET= command to get Network Director to retry
the operation.
- TND0478G
- Invalid LU name for CLSDST or SESSIONC
- Explanation:
- Network Director has attempted to issue CLSDST or SESSIONC on a session that
was probably not successfully initiated.
- System Action:
- None. Network Director may issue CLSDST in certain cases when ACF/VTAM does
not necessarily require it. This is done to insure that device
sessions are restarted, if at all possible. This will cause some
invalid CLSDST operations to occur and should be considered normal.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- This may occur when RELEASEing network elements. Otherwise, it
is normally an indication of a Network Director protocol failure.
- TND0479G
- An exception request was received from the LU
- Explanation:
- VTAM has presented an interrupt to Network Director indicating that an unusual
event has occurred at the device.
- System Action:
- Network Director will respond with the default screen.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Normally, none. This will typically occur when powering on local
non SNA terminals.
- TND0480G
- A negative response was received from the LU
- Explanation:
- VTAM has presented feedback information to Network Director indicating that
the device has sent in a negative response to session flow.
- System Action:
- None. Network Director will automatically attempt to synchronize the session.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0481G
- General path error
- Explanation:
- VTAM has presented feedback information to Network Director indicating that
the path to the device has failed.
- System Action:
- Dependent upon the actual operation being performed.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the difficulties associated with the path to the device.
- TND0482I
- LU has a zero line size
- Explanation:
- Network Director has encountered a network element with a zero presentation
space, which should never occur.
- System Action:
- No output will be scheduled to the device.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Disconnect the device (DISC N=xxxx), delete the controls blocks
(DELETE N=xxxx), and the bring it back under Network Director's control
(SIMLOGON N=xxxx) to cause Network Director to refresh all control blocks
associated with the device.
- TND0483C
- OPNDST for [luname] has failed - LU made inactive
- Explanation:
- A session with the named device was not established.
- System Action:
- Network Director has made
the device inactive.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- When you would like to retry to establish the session, issue the
RELEASE NET= operator command for the device.
- TND0484G
- LOGMODE=[value]
- Explanation:
- Displays the value currently associated with the APPLICATION
LOGMODE operand.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0485G
- LOGMODE [value] is invalid - correct the
specification
- Explanation:
- Network Director has attempted to forward a terminal to an APPLICATION
that had an alternate LOGMODE specified and the LOGMODE is not valid.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- Correct the specification and try it again.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0486G
- Invalid session parameters
- Explanation:
- VTAM has forwarded sense information to Network Director that indicates the
session parameters are not acceptable to the LU.
- System Action:
- The session will not be established successfully.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Network Director always attempts to use the default session parameters presented
to it during initial contact with the device. Correct the VTAM
specification for the device.
- TND0487G
- Permission rejected by the SLU
- Explanation:
- VTAM has forwarded sense information indicating that the SLU
(the terminal) has rejected an attempt to accomplish a session activity.
- System Action:
- The session has not been established.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Evaluate the recent messages associated with the LU and locate the
error that has occurred.
- TND0488G
- Bracket error (Bracket rules enforced improperly)
- Explanation:
- Sense information was received by Network Director, which indicated that
the bracket rules associated with the session are not being followed.
- System Action:
- The output operation will have failed.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Review the entries in the LOG to establish the sequence of events.
You can restart the session via the RELEASE NET= command.
- TND0489G
- User profile for [id] is undefined
- Explanation:
- The user that attempted to logon provided an Id: field value that
does not describe a userid to the installation security package
(RACF or TOPSECRET).
- System Action:
- The logon attempt is rejected.
- Operator Response:
- Correct the userid specified.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0490S
- Unauthorized password utilized by [id] at
[luname]
- Explanation:
- The named network element attempted to pass the security system's
validation with an invalid or improper password.
- System Action:
- The logon attempt is rejected.
- Operator Response:
- Enter the correct password.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0491S
- Provided password has expired - Reenter password and new
password
- Explanation:
- The installation's security package
has indicated that the password provided by the user is no longer valid.
- System Action:
- The logon attempt is rejected.
- Operator Response:
- You should use the Password: field to set a new password within
the security package.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0492S
- The new password specified is invalid
- Explanation:
- You have attempted to establish a new password with the installation's
security package, but the password you chose is not acceptable.
- System Action:
- The logon attempt is rejected.
- Operator Response:
- Correct your specification of the new password to match that of the
rules in use within your installation. You must enter the password
and new password again.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0493S
- User [id] is not a member of the GROUP
[alpha value]
- Explanation:
- The installation security package
does not recognize your userid as belonging to the group.
- System Action:
- The logon attempt is rejected.
- Operator Response:
- Correct your logon attempt or contact the Network Administrator for assistance.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0494S
- RACINIT installation exit failed logon by [id]
- Explanation:
- The security package's installation exit routine has decided to
reject the named user's attempt to logon.
- System Action:
- The logon attempt is rejected.
- Operator Response:
- You must follow the local installation's procedures.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0495S
- Access by [id] at [luname]
has been revoked
- Explanation:
- The installation security package
has disabled access for the named user due to installation
specified rules.
- System Action:
- The logon attempt is rejected.
- Operator Response:
- Contact the Network Administrator.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0496S
- The security system is not active
- Explanation:
- A network user that is to be controlled by
the installation's security package
attempted to logon and the security package
is not currently active (or possibly not installed).
- System Action:
- The logon attempt is rejected.
- Operator Response:
- Contact the Network Administrator.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Network Director rejects the logon attempt. Initialize or install your
security package to allow access.
- TND0497S
- [id] access to the group has been revoked
- Explanation:
- A network user attempted to access an installation security
group and the security package
recognizes the user as one that has been revoked.
- System Action:
- The logon attempt is rejected.
- Operator Response:
- Contact the Network Administrator.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0498S
- Operator ID card is required
- Explanation:
- The installation security package
will not allow access to the system without the proper use
of an Operator ID card.
- System Action:
- The logon attempt is rejected.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0499S
- Invalid Operator ID card was used
- Explanation:
- The OID card used is not authorized (according to the installation
security package).
- System Action:
- The logon is rejected.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0500S
- User [id] is not authorized to use terminal
[luname]
- Explanation:
- The named user may not use the named device (according to
the installation's security package).
- System Action:
- The logon attempt is rejected.
- Operator Response:
- Use an authorized device.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0501S
- Userid [id] is not authorized for the application
- Explanation:
- The named user is not authorized by the installation security
package to utilize Network Director.
- System Action:
- The logon attempt is rejected.
- Operator Response:
- Contact the Network Administrator.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0502G
- The SWAP operand must be YES or NO
- Explanation:
- You have specified an invalid value for the GLOBALS SWAP operand.
The SWAP operand application only to MVS systems (OPSYS=MVS).
- System Action:
- The specification is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Specify YES if you would like Network Director to SWAP and NO if you would like
Network Director to mark itself non swappable (if it is APF authorized).
- TND0503G
- SWAP=[value]
- Explanation:
- You issued the DISPLAY GLOBALS command. This displays the current
setting of the SWAP operand.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0504G
- Device MODE [value] is now in effect
[effective period]
- Explanation:
- You issued the LOGMODE or SETMODE
command from the Command: line, and the
displayed value has been accepted by Network Director for your next selection.
- System Action:
- When you make a selection, this LOGMODE will be presented to the
target subsystem as your requested LOGMODE. Network Director will reset this
specification when you return to Network Director (if LOGMODE was used).
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0505G
- Invalid LOGMODE command format
- Explanation:
- You attempted to issue the LOGMODE command from the Command: line,
but did not get the format correct.
- System Action:
- The logmode specification has been ignored.
- Operator Response:
- Enter LOGMODE xxxxxxxx, where xxxxxxxx is the requested LOGMODE.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0506G
- Your new password has been accepted
- Explanation:
- You set a new password and it has been accepted by your installation
security system.
- System Action:
- The new password will be forwarded to subsystems, as required.
- Operator Response:
- Use the new password from now on.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0507G
- FORMAT-ID must be STANDARD or OPTIONx, where x is 1 to 4
- Explanation:
- The value you provided on the FORMAT-ID operand is invalid.
- System Action:
- The value is rejected.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct it and try again.
- TND0508G
- COMPRESS must be specified as YES or NO
- Explanation:
- The value you provided on the COMPRESS operand is invalid.
- System Action:
- The value is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct it and try again.
- TND0509G
- TRANSLATE should be specified as UPPER or LOWER
- Explanation:
- You provided an inappropriate value on the TRANSLATE operand.
- System Action:
- The value is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct it and try again.
- TND0510G
- TRANSLATE=[value]
- Explanation:
- Is issued in response to a DISPLAY GLOBALS when UPPER is in effect.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0511G
- COMPRESS=[value]
- Explanation:
- Is issued in response to a DISPLAY APPLICATION= when COMPRESS=YES
is in effect.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0512G
- Bracket Bid Reject - No RTR forthcoming
- Explanation:
- The VTAM sense information just displayed indicates that a
SNA device has refused to begin a bracket.
- System Action:
- The device will not inform Network Director when it is
ready. Normally, this is an indication that the device is not ready
for output operations.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Issue a RELEASE NET= command when the device is ready to begin a
bracket.
- TND0513G
- LU [luname] refused BID[numeric value]
times, trying again
- Explanation:
- The named device has rejected Network Director's BID request.
- System Action:
- Network Director will automatically retry this a number of times. If it still
continues to fail, Network Director will break the session (CLSDST) and will
attempt to start the session over (SIMLOGON). If this does not
work, the device will be placed onto the Inactive List.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0514C
- [luname] has refused the BID [numeric value]
times, forcing inactive
- Explanation:
- The named device has rejected repeated attempts to begin a bracket.
- System Action:
- Network Director has placed the device on the inactive list. Either Network
Administration commands will have to be used to free the device or
successful input from the device will remove it from the Inactive List.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0515S
- Attempting to restart session on device [luname]
- Explanation:
- During session initiation, Network Director has encountered a condition that
requires it to restart the session with the identified device.
This is normally either a result of BID failures during session
start or when Network Director has discovered via WSF=YES that the device is
capable of an alternate screen size not present in the
default Bind image.
- System Action:
- The session will be restarted.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- If successful, the terminal operator will receive a normal output
screen. If not, the device will have to be RELEASEd to activate it
again.
- TND0516S
- Your selection is no longer available, try it again
later
- Explanation:
- Your request to connect to a subsystem was temporarily rejected by ACF/VTAM.
- System Action:
- A selection screen is restored to the terminal.
- Operator Response:
- None, try it again. If the problem persists, contact the Network Administrator.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Evaluate the return codes in Network Director's LOG for why the CLSDST has
failed.
- TND0517C
- RPL freed during abnormal termination - NIB [luname]
- Explanation:
- During DFB abnormal termination, recovery logic has detected a VTAM RPL
was allocated and is freeing it for reuse.
- System Action:
- The RPL is now available for other uses.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0518I
- R00=[value] R01=[value] R02=[value]
R03=[value]
- Explanation:
- A DFB is going through abnormal termination and recovery logic is
displaying the contents of the registers at the point of interruption.
- System Action:
- DFB termination continues.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0519I
- R04=[value] R05=[value] R06=[value]
R07=[value]
- Explanation:
- Same as TND0518.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0520I
- R08=[value] R09=[value] R10=[value]
R11=[value]
- Explanation:
- Same as TND0518.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0521I
- R12=[value] R13=[value] R14=[value]
R15=[value]
- Explanation:
- Same as TND0518.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0522C
- Slowdown entered with [numeric value] RPLs
active
- Explanation:
- Network Director has hit the number of active VTAM and/or VSAM
RPLs specified in GLOBALS
RPL-MAXIMUM.
- System Action:
- Network Director will not allow new work to be processed until
some of the existing, outstanding RPLs have been posted.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None. Network Director will automatically eliminate the Slowdown condition when
the access method has processed some of the existing requests.
- TND0523C
- Slowdown condition eliminated, [numeric value]
RPLs now active
- Explanation:
- ACF/VTAM has posted enough of the active RPLs to allow Network Director to begin
dispatching normally again.
- System Action:
- The dispatcher will allow new work to proceed.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0524G
- RPL-MAXIMUM=[value]
- Explanation:
- Shows the current value associated with the maximum number of active
RPLs that will be allowed prior to Slowdown.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0525C
- [luname] - [id] has reconnected after DISC
command
- Explanation:
- Displays which authorized user has reconnected to Network Director after having
issued the DISC command.
- System Action:
- A new session is established with the reconnecting device.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0526G
- is currently DISConnected
- Explanation:
- Is a portion of the DISPLAY NET= operator command, when the
displayed network element is currently disconnected.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0527G
- [logmode] is not a valid LOGMODE for your terminal
- Explanation:
- You have issued the LOGMODE or SETMODE
command from the Command: line, but the
value you specified is not valid for your terminal.
- System Action:
- The LOGMODE you entered has not been accepted by ACF/VTAM.
- Operator Response:
- Correct the specification and try it again.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Network Director issues the appropriate
command to VTAM to check on your LOGMODE request and it must be in
the MODETAB associated with your device in the local ACF/VTAM domain.
- TND0528G
- [event] is not valid as a GLOBALS EVENT
- Explanation:
- One of the values provided on the EVENTS operand is not valid.
- System Action:
- The value has been ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Specify a correct value and try again.
- TND0529G
- EVENTS=([events])
- Explanation:
- Identifies the events that are being recorded to the external medium.
- System Action:
- This is simply in response to a DISPLAY GLOBALS command.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0530I
- Translation cannot occur for [luname] - input buffer is
not present
- Explanation:
- The input processor (SCRN) received control to parse an input stream,
but there was no input from the device.
- System Action:
- The input is not processed properly.
- Operator Response:
- Contact the Network Administrator.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Contact NRS Technical Support..
- TND0531G
- SIMLOGON failed due to session limit or already queued to the
Director
- Explanation:
- The SIMLOGON macro was issued against
a device and it was at its limit.
- System Action:
- The latest SIMLOGON is unnecessary.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Review the LOG for messages associated with the device.
- TND0532C
- DFB being abended because of RSHUTD request
- Explanation:
- Network Director received a RSHUTD command and is responding by abending
internal tasks associated with the device.
- System Action:
- The DFB will be terminated.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None. The device activation procedure will allow Network Director to get into
session with the device again later.
- TND0533G
- SIMLOGON authorized failed or a VTAM exit has denied the
request
- Explanation:
- Network Director has not been authorized for ACQ type operations when creating
the VTAM APPL AUTH= definition or the VTAM Session Management Exit
has rejected the request.
- System Action:
- The device may not properly receive a Network Director based screen.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- You should modify the AUTH= operand in the VTAM definition list to
allow Network Director to acquire terminals or evaluate why the exit is rejecting
the operation.
- TND0534G
- is a printer
- Explanation:
- The network element being displayed (DISPLAY NET=) is recognized by
Network Director as being a printer type device.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0535G
- Request canceled by VARY command
- Explanation:
- Network Director issued a macro to interact with VTAM, but the request was
denied by VTAM because of an active or pending operator command.
- System Action:
- The function that was issued will be incomplete.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Evaluate why ACF/VTAM has cancelled the request.
- TND0536G
- Zero length data input received from [luname]
- simulating CLEAR
- Explanation:
- Network Director received an input stream of zero length.
- System Action:
- During normal terminal processing, this is
not possible, but Network Director is responding by simulating a CLEAR key.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- This can be caused by usage of the SNA ATTN key. Other conditions
should be investigated.
- TND0537G
- Element already active
- Explanation:
- Network Director issued a command to the device, but the device was already
busy.
- System Action:
- The command will fail.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Evaluate the ACF/VTAM feedback information to discover what is
occurring at the device.
- TND0538G
- PRINTERS=[value]
- Explanation:
- Displays the current setting for the GLOBALS PRINTERS operand.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0539G
- SITE=[value]
- Explanation:
- Displays the name currently in use for the installation operating
Network Director.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0540G
- Receiver cannot perform the requested function in its current
state
- Explanation:
- The device is not in a position to respond to the request issued by
Network Director.
- System Action:
- The session with the device may not be operational.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the device's status and retry the session (normally RELEASE
NET=).
- TND0541G
- Site [name] - Target [applid]
is [status]
- Explanation:
- Displays the names and current status' of all the SITEs defined to
Network Director. This is the response to the DISPLAY SITES command.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0542G
- FORMAT-ID=[value]
- Explanation:
- Shows the current setting of the format of the ID area (if other than
STANDARD).
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0543I
- [luname] - [id] has [name]
as an invalid selection
- Explanation:
- Identifies an application selection that is unidentified, but
still allocated via APPLICATIONS= for the named user.
- System Action:
- The application is skipped.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- This is essentially an "unidentified application"
and should be corrected by the Network Administrator.
- TND0544G
- DATE-FORMAT specified is invalid
- Explanation:
- An invalid specification on the DATE-FORMAT operand was provided.
- System Action:
- The specification is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- Correct the specification and try it again.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0545G
- [operand] is not a valid ATTRIBUTE specification
- Explanation:
- You have provided an unknown value as an APPLICATION ATTRIBUTE.
- System Action:
- The value is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- Correct the specification and try it again.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0546G
- User abend requested; Abend code [interrupt code]
- Explanation:
- This is a DOS/VSE only message. It is issued from one of Network Director's
operating system dependent modules and the text cannot be modified.
- System Action:
- The partition dump will be produced onto SYSLST.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Investigate the reason for the abend.
- TND0547G
- ATTRIBUTES=[value]
- Explanation:
- Displays the specialized attributes that are associated with the
APPLICATION.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0548G
- DATE-FORMAT=[value]
- Explanation:
- Shows the current setting of the DATE-FORMAT (if different from the
default of MM/DD/YY).
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0549G
- [rutype] RU received for [luname] and [luname]
- Explanation:
- The Network Services exit (NSEXIT) has received control with the
identified RU and for the two identified LUs.
- System Action:
- Dependent upon the RU received.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0550I
- Unable to locate ANE for [luname]
- Explanation:
- NSXT was not successful at locating the ANE for the named device.
- System Action:
- This is an indication that Network Director received information that it could
not associate with a terminal it was in session with.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Contact NRS Technical Support.
- TND0551G
- Attempted session between the LUs has failed
- Explanation:
- Issued when the NSEXIT routine has received an RU indicating that an
initiated session has not successfully completed.
- System Action:
- No output screen will be scheduled by Network Director.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Investigate why the previously named subsystem would not go into
session with the device.
- TND0552G
- Your attempt to connect to [application name]
is not currently possible
- Explanation:
- Issued as a result of NSEXIT detecting that a session attempt has
failed between the LU and another application system.
- System Action:
- The selection screen will be restored.
- Operator Response:
- Contact the Network Administrator if the problem persists.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- This can occur when the subsystem refuses to BIND with the LU. (e.g. if
the device is OUT OF SERVICE to CICS, or undefined to IMS).
- TND0553C
- CLSDST issued as a result of the [rutype] RU
- Explanation:
- The NSEXIT has decided to break the session with the device so that
Network Director can restart a new session when necessary and appropriate.
- System Action:
- The session will be terminated.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Evaluate why the NSEXIT is being driven by looking at the previous
NSEXIT related messages (TND0549, etc.). Quite often, issuing the
CLSDST is not required and will generate unwanted error messages
in the LOG, but the CLSDST insures the session is broken.
- TND0554G
- VTAM Version [version number] is in use
- Explanation:
- Network Director is displaying the Version of ACF/VTAM that is operating with the
local domain during Network Director's initialization. This information will
only be present on VTAM Version 2 or higher systems.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0555G
- Component id [text string] is present
- Explanation:
- Network Director is displaying information present in the ACF/VTAM vector list
present after a successful OPEN of the VTAM ACB.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0556G
- APPL: [applid] ACBNAME:. [acbname]
NETID: [netid]
- Explanation:
- Same as TND0555G.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0557G
- Subarea Address: [subarea] Element:.
[element] Maximum: [max]
- Explanation:
- Same as TND0555G.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0558G
- Notify Vector status [hex bytes] received for
[luname]
- Explanation:
- Network Director's NSEXIT routine received a Notify RU
with the identified value.
- System Action:
- Dependent upon the sense codes in the RU.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0559G
- SSCPNAME: [sscpname] HOSTPU:. [hostpu]
- Explanation:
- Same as TND0555G.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0560I
- Unidentified Network Services Header: [hex bytes]
- Explanation:
- The NSEXIT routine has been given control with an undocumented
Network Services Header.
- System Action:
- No action will be taken.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Contact NRS Technical Support.
- TND0561I
- Invalid SSE encountered for [luname]
- contact Network Administration
- Explanation:
- The selection processor (SEL) has internally received a command to
connect the network element to an application that doesn't exist.
- System Action:
- The input may not be processed correctly.
- Operator Response:
- Contact the Network Administrator.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Contact NRS Technical Support.
- TND0562G
- The Director is not authorized to issue this command
- Explanation:
- You attempted to issue the VM or RESET command and Network Director cannot
accomplish your request because it is not running in a mode
that allows the DIAGNOSE instruction to be issued.
(e.g. MVS APF authorization is required for DIAGNOSE).
- System Action:
- The command will not be issued.
- Operator Response:
- Contact the Network Administrator.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- If you would like to use the VM or RESET commands, you will
have to set Network Director up as an authorized application program.
- TND0563C
- [luname] - [id] has RESET from [site name]
- Explanation:
- The named network element has issued the RESET command line command
to cause the terminal to return to the VM DMKBOX logon screen.
- System Action:
- The network element is no longer connected to Network Director.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0564G
- You are not operating in a VM environment
- Explanation:
- The terminal operator has issued the VM or RESET command and Network Director
is not operating in a guest operating system under VM.
- System Action:
- The command is rejected.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Network Director must be executing in VM for either the RESET or VM command
to work properly.
- TND0565G
- The VTAM Program Operator environment is not active
- Explanation:
- The RESET command cannot be completed properly due to the lack of
availability of the program operator (GLOBALS VTAMOPER=YES in the
parameter deck or AUTH=SPO in the VTAM APPL definition).
- System Action:
- The command is rejected.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Both VTAMOPER=YES and AUTH=SPO must be set prior to
attempting to RESET.
- TND0566G
- Your terminal is not a "local" device to the virtual machine
- Explanation:
- You are attempting to reset a device that is not defined in a manner
to the virtual machine that will allow it to be RESET. Remote devices
managed via the virtual machine's VTAM are examples of this. Devices
defined as GRAF devices can be RESET.
- System Action:
- The RESET will not be performed.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0567G
- Return code [numeric value] obtaining
Supervisor status
- Explanation:
- In order to issue a CP command, Network Director was attempting to enter
Supervisor state and the displayed return code was received.
- System Action:
- The CP command will not be issued.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Evaluate the return code for reasons why failure occurred.
- TND0568G
- Return code [numeric value] received from
CP Diagnose
- Explanation:
- The previous VM command was issued and the displayed return code
was received from VM.
- System Action:
- The command may not have worked correctly.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the problem and reissue the command.
- TND0569G
- [CP reply line]
- Explanation:
- Contains the text of a single line of the reply to a previous CP
DIAGNOSE X'08' command.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0570G
- You have originated [numeric value] and received
[numeric value] Messages
- Explanation:
- Issued to each network element after logon completes to keep them
aware of the number of messages they are involved with.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- Select the Message facility from your selection menu to look
at the messages.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0571G
- The Action character can only be a single character long -
truncated
- Explanation:
- The Action character you specified is too long.
- System Action:
- Network Director will utilize the first character specified.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Insure that the specification was made correctly.
- TND0572G
- ACTIONS=
- Explanation:
- Is utilized by the display processor to show the values currently
assigned as action characters to this APPLICATION.
- System Action:
- The ACTION value will follow.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0573G
- System routines required for External File are not available
- Explanation:
- This indicates that the DOS VSAM core image modules required for
VSAM usage are not present.
- System Action:
- The External File cannot be utilized without
VSAM support. Network Director will disable activity to the file.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Make VSAM available if you require the External File.
- TND0574G
- [action character],[command string]
- Explanation:
- Displays the action character and its associated command string.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0575G
- LOGON-MESSAGE must be specified as GENERAL or DETAIL
- Explanation:
- You have specified an invalid value for the LOGON-MESSAGE operand.
- System Action:
- The specification has been ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the specification and try it again.
- TND0576G
- LOGON-MESSAGE=[value]
- Explanation:
- Displays the current setting of the LOGON-MESSAGE operand.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0577S
- [id] is not authorized to use the network
- Explanation:
- You have utilized a Id: value that does not match any of the
existing USER definitions that Network Director has defined.
- System Action:
- The logon attempt is rejected.
- Operator Response:
- Correct the Id: value and press ENTER.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0578C
- [luname] NIBCON field is no; BIND succeeded, but session is
not established
- Explanation:
- The identified device has not entered a session with Network Director, even
though ACF/VTAM has responded with a return code of zero.
- System Action:
- Network Director will automatically enter error recovery and attempt
to restart the session.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0579I
- The NIB for [luname] has no ANE pointer
- Explanation:
- The identified NIB was not properly related to an ANE. This can
be caused by an incorrect reference to a ACF/VTAM LU. E.G. Referencing
a nonexistent LU via SIMLOGON will create a NIB, but will never
create an ANE (since the device does not really exist).
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0580G
- The destination [network element] is not
associated with [site]
- Explanation:
- You are attempting to route a message via a cross domain link to
another SITE within the network and the destination you have named is
not defined as existing at that SITE.
- System Action:
- Your request is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- Correct your specification of SITE: to TO: and send the message
again. If you believe the specification is correct, contact the Network Administrator
to correct the specifications presented to the system.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0581G
- [site] is not currently available to receive messages
- Explanation:
- You are attempting to route a message via a cross domain link to
another SITE within the network and the SITE is not currently active
or is not receiving messages.
- System Action:
- The message is not sent.
- Operator Response:
- Wait a few minutes and try the transmission again. If it persists,
contact your Network Administrator for information about why the other SITE is not
capable of receiving messages (it may be down).
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0582G
- The connection to [site] is currently busy -
try later
- Explanation:
- The attempt to send a message to another SITE has encountered
the fact that the link is already tied up (possibly with another,
long message).
- System Action:
- The message is not sent.
- Operator Response:
- Wait a few minutes and try the transmission again. If it persists,
contact your Network Administrator for information about what is creating the bottleneck.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0583G
- Message transfer to [site]
failed (To: value could be invalid)
- Explanation:
- Your request to send the message to another SITE was sent, but the
other SITE rejected the message (probably because that SITE did not
recognize your To: value as valid).
- System Action:
- The message has not been sent.
- Operator Response:
- Correct the destination value. If you believe it to be correct,
contact your Network Administrator for more information.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0584G
- [site] is not currently accepting cross network sessions
- Explanation:
- The named SITE does not currently wish to participate in cross
domain communications.
The other SITE has had these sessions prohibited.
- System Action:
- The message has not been sent.
- Operator Response:
- Contact your Network Administrator for information about the status of the other
SITE.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0585G
- NETWORK-ELEMENTS=
- Explanation:
- Is a portion of the DISPLAY SITE= Network Administrator command that indicates
which network element patterns are allowable for the displayed SITE.
- System Action:
- The patterns follow.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0586C
- [name] has deferred pending [name] completion
- Explanation:
- A second or subsequent DFB
has queued itself behind a previous DFB for terminal activity.
- System Action:
- The second or subsequent DFB will automatically dispatch
when it can obtain the NTFY lock.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0587I
- Device lock overridden, [name] proceeding
- Explanation:
- The older task did not appear to be terminating normally, and
the identified DFB has assumed control of the device lock and will
proceed.
- System Action:
- The identified DFB will now dispatch.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Research in the LOG why the first task was not completing.
There should be multiple messages related to this activity in the LOG.
- TND0588I
- Device lock held and is not being freed
- Explanation:
- A second or subsequent DFB task has detected that the device lock
is not being released as expected.
- System Action:
- The second or subsequent task will eventually assume
the lock (message 587).
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0589G
- Too many operands for the parameter have been provided
- Explanation:
- You have specified an operand that is being processed
as a "list", but you have specified more than the
maximum number of list items that are allowed.
- System Action:
- The extra items will be ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the specification and retry it.
- TND0590G
- The CONFIDENTIAL operand must be YES or NO
- Explanation:
- You have specified an invalid value for the TERMINAL CONFIDENTIAL=
operand.
- System Action:
- The value is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the specification.
- TND0591G
- CONFIDENTIAL=[value]
- Explanation:
- Represents the current setting of the TERMINAL CONFIDENTIAL=
operand (if other than the default).
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0592G
- NIBNACLQ is not set, attempting session establishment again
- Explanation:
- The OPNDST or OPNSEC
received a return code zero, but the NIBCON bit indicated
the CINIT did not complete.
- System Action:
- Network Director is attempting the session establishment again.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None, Network Director is simply informing you about the error recovery it
is accomplishing.
- TND0593G
- NIBNACLQ is on for [luname], attempting to restart
the session
- Explanation:
- The OPNDST received a return code zero, but the NIBCON bit
indicated the session has been completely discarded.
- System Action:
- Network Director will CLSDST the session and SIMLOGON the device to
attempt to get the session going normally.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0594G
- [operand] is an invalid primary command
- Explanation:
- You entered a command that is not recognized by the active
Network Director internal processor.
- System Action:
- The command is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- Correct the command specification.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0595C
- INQUIRE for [application name] is not completing,
check its VTAM status
- Explanation:
- Network Director is attempting to establish the status of a defined APPLICATION,
but the VTAM INQUIRE APPSTAT has not been responded to by ACF/VTAM for
over a minute.
- System Action:
- The INQUIRE will be waited for. If unanswered after
NETWORK-RETRIES times, the APPLICATION will be marked Down and the
RPL held.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- You should issue a D NET,ID= on the APPLICATION's TARGET (APPLID)
to establish its status. This problem generally indicates the INQUIRE
is going cross domain and one or more of the other domains is not
processing the request normally (perhaps the other domain is in CPU
STOP, etc.).
- TND0596I
- The message [name] cannot be located, updating the
messages menu
- Explanation:
- You have issued a Message Facility action code against a message
that cannot be located.
- System Action:
- Network Director will update the messages menu.
- Operator Response:
- This should only occur if the message you are operating upon
has been deleted (either internally by Network Director or explicitly by another
network user) between the time you displayed the messages menu and
the time you indicated the message action activity.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0597G
- RACF Connect Group: [group] Name:.
[user's name]
- Explanation:
- In response to a DISPLAY NET= administration command, the
specified network element (User) is logged on via RACF and the
displayed line shows the current RACF Connect group and the
user's name (if present in the ACEE).
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0598G
- Setting a new password is prohibited by your Network
Administrator
- Explanation:
- You attempted to set a new password in the Id area, but your
Network Administrator has not enabled this function.
- System Action:
- The new password will not be accepted.
- Operator Response:
- Contact the Network Administrator.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Set NEW-PSWD=YES if this function should be enabled.
- TND0599G
- The ID-SIZE must be between 1 and 8
- Explanation:
- You have attempted to set an invalid
value for the ID-SIZE parameter.
- System Action:
- The value is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- Correct the specification and try it again.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0600G
- Name: [user's name] Phone:.
[phone number]
- Explanation:
- The displayed information is associated with the network element
currently logged on. It is retrieved from the ACF2 LIDREC
or the VMSECURE maintained *NM and *PH records.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0601G
- [RACF user data]
- Explanation:
- The displayed information is associated with the ACEE as user
data for a RACF signed on user. It is displayed 50 bytes at a time
until the entire area is displayed (a maximum of 255 bytes).
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0602G
- Your current password will expire in [numeric value]
days
- Explanation:
- You have just signed on via RACF
or VMSECURE
and the password you utilized
is due to expire in the identified number of days.
- System Action:
- The logon attempt is accepted.
- Operator Response:
- Provide a new password when you desire by utilizing the new password
procedures in use at your installation.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0603I
- RPL at [address] is marked free, but is active to
VTAM - HELD
- Explanation:
- Network Director internally has detected a ACF/VTAM RPL that is
logically available
for allocation, but has not physically been CHECKed by the
VTAM interface.
- System Action:
- Network Director will automatically allocate another RPL for
its own purpose.
The RPL will eventually be CHECKed and freed for reuse (when ACF/VTAM
has properly POSTed the RPL).
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0604G
- It is now [day of week] - [date] at
[time]
- Explanation:
- Network Director has just detected a new day has begun.
- System Action:
- Processing continues normally.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0605C
- The active RPL at [address] has been HELD due to
termination
- Explanation:
- during termination of a DFB, Network Director detected an ACF/VTAM RPL that
was still active.
- System Action:
- The RPL will not be used by Network Director.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None. Network Director will automatically reclaim this RPL (if possible)
during hourly processing.
- TND0606G
- PA[value]=[command]
- Explanation:
- The displayed command is associated with the PA key specified.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0607G
- PARM[value]=[character string]
- Explanation:
- The displayed profile contains the displayed PARM value.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0608G
- The PARM value specified is invalid
- Explanation:
- You have specified a PARM value (operand) that is not acceptable.
- System Action:
- The value is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- Correct the specification and try it again.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0609G
- &PARM[value]
- Explanation:
- This is issued in response to the DISPLAY APPLICATION= operand
and is displayed when a PROFILE PARM value is in the INITIAL-DATA
string of an APPLICATION statement.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0610G
- SSI overflow occurred for [network element]
while formatting for [application name]
- Explanation:
- While constructing the CINIT RU to be passed to a subsystem,
Network Director discovered that the INITIAL-DATA caused the maximum of 255
characters to be exceeded.
- System Action:
- The SSI buffer has been truncated at 255 characters.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Reduce the number of characters to be transmitted.
- TND0611G
- Request abnormally terminated
- Explanation:
- This interpretation of RPL based return codes indicates that
a prior VTAM based request has not been processed successfully by ACF/VTAM
- System Action:
- Error recovery is a function of the VTAM function issued.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0612S
- [network element] is being logged off of
[luname] because of inactive duration
- Explanation:
- The identified network element has not been active and has
been logged off as a result of the inactivity.
- System Action:
- The user will be logged off.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None, the user will have to log on again.
- TND0613C
- NTFY for [name] to [luname]
bypassed, device lock is held
- Explanation:
- The identified notify task attempted to obtain the device lock
for the named device, but was unable to do so. Another notify
task held the lock.
- System Action:
- The device has been bypassed for dynamic status update purposes.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Identify why the device is locked and why the NTFY task that
has locked it is not completing. This can be done by issuing a
DISPLAY DFBS command and contacting North Ridge Software, Inc..
- TND0614G
- Message [message name] sent from
[network element]
to [network element] [site]
- Explanation:
- The identified message is being sent to a network element at
another site by the identified user.
- System Action:
- The transmission cross system proceeds.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0615I
- INFO screen [screen number] work area has
overflowed
- Explanation:
- The INFO panel you have created produces more than 4096 bytes
compressed (which is a Network Director maximum).
- System Action:
- Some information may be lost.
- Operator Response:
- You will have to reduce the size of the individual INFO panel.
This is typically done by breaking the topic up into multiple INFO
panels.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0616I
- RPL held - [function] is not completing for
[luname]
- Explanation:
- Network Director has issued a ACF/VTAM macro and ACF/VTAM has not responded to
it within a specified time interval.
- System Action:
- Network Director is marking the RPL
that issued the request as unusable and will allocate another for
continued operation.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Network Director has been unable to successfully complete the request.
You should investigate why and attempt to resolve the situation.
- TND0617G
- Improper continuation received for [name]
definition statement
- Explanation:
- The identified statement had a continuation syntax specified
while in a "list process" and the
expected continuation was not received.
- System Action:
- The statement following the operand in error has probably been
ignored or presumed to be a portion of the earlier statement.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0618S
- The security system has assigned your new password=
[password]
- Explanation:
- Your installation security package (ACF2) has had an installation
exit inserted at your site that has assigned a new password to you.
You will need to use this password from now on to access the system.
- System Action:
- The new password has now been set to the prescribed value.
- Operator Response:
- You must
remember the new password that is displayed in the message area of your
screen. Once you have memorized it, simply hit the CLEAR key to
remove it from your terminal (so that another individual doesn't
see the password).
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0619S
- OPSYS has specified an invalid value
- Explanation:
- You specified a value on the GLOBALS OPSYS operand that was not
recognizable by Network Director.
- System Action:
- The value is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Specify VM, DOSVSE, VS1, or MVS.
- TND0620G
- ACF2 TYPE: [type code] RULES are:.
[residency type]
- Explanation:
- In response to a DISPLAY GLOBALS, this response shows the values
in effect for ACF2 related parameters.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0621G
- The RULES operand is invalid
- Explanation:
- You have specified a value for the ACF2 RULES operand that is
not recognized.
- System Action:
- The operand is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Enter TRANSIENT, DEMAND, or RESIDENT.
- TND0622G
- The ACF2 action must be BUILD, REBUILD, or REFRESH
- Explanation:
- You have specified a value for the ACF2 statement that is not
a valid option.
- System Action:
- The option is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Enter a proper operation value.
- TND0623G
- [DIRECTOR name] waiting for console input
- Explanation:
- Network Director has initialized in a GCS environment and has activated the
console interface.
- System Action:
- Network Director will wait for input from the console.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Respond to this message via the GCS REPLY command to issue
console commands.
- TND0624I
- Invalid WAE encountered for [DFB name]
- Explanation:
- During termination processing associated with an internal portion
of work, Network Director's dispatcher encountered an incorrect Work Area
Element.
- System Action:
- The WAE chain is left in its current status.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Contact NRS Technical Support.
- TND0625G
- ACF2 Director Build successful for
TYPE([ACF2 type code])
- Explanation:
- Network Director has issued an ACF2 Directory Build operation and it
completed normally.
- System Action:
- The resource rules will now be processed according to
the specification of the RULES= operand or will be refreshed as
necessary.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0626G
- [request] generates a recursive call
- Explanation:
- The requested function has caused a recursive (illogical) call
within Network Director's selection processor.
- System Action:
- The current command is not processed.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the network definitions that have caused the recursive
call. E.G. an action character selecting an APPLICATION targeted
at TNDCMD, whose INITIAL-DATA operand is the APPLICATION name would
cause recursive calls.
- TND0627G
- Trace buffer specified too small - forcing 84
- Explanation:
- You specified a value for the TRACE operand that is smaller than
the minimum required.
- System Action:
- The minimum required has been set.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct your specification to at least the minimum.
- TND0628G
- The requested session was established normally
- Explanation:
- This is an interpretation of sense codes received from the VTAM
interface.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0629G
- The ACF2 FDE for [FDE-NAME] was not located
- Explanation:
- You specified an FDE-NAME operand value that could not be located
in the ACF2 LID record definitions
(system or mini-lid, if applicable).
- System Action:
- Network Director will not apply any ACF2
FDE screening to this APPLICATION, if this search was initiated
by a FDE-NAME specification.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the specification or associate the proper mini-LID with
Network Director via the @MUSASS FDR definition.
If the search was initiated by Network Director
during initialization and references TSOACCT, NAME, or PHONE, simply
ignore this message. It indicates that Network Director was unable to locate the
identified field in the LIDREC being utilized by Network Director.
- TND0630G
- FDE-NAME=[FDE name]
- Explanation:
- In response to a DISPLAY APPLICATION= command, this indicates the
ACF2 FDE name being used to
screen or restrict the selections made
available to the terminal operator.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0631G
- LU [terminal name] - [user id] has
deleted INFO panel [panel number]
- Explanation:
- The identified network element has deleted the identified INFO
panel.
- System Action:
- The panel is scheduled for deletion.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0632G
- is a member of the GROUP [GROUP name]
- Explanation:
- In response to a DISPLAY NET= command, the identified network
element is currently connected to the displayed GROUP.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0633G
- Panel [panel identifier] was not created by your
installation
- Explanation:
- The terminal operator has attempted to delete an INFO panel that
was generated by North Ridge Software, Inc.
- System Action:
- The update attempt is rejected.
Online panel deletes cannot occur against panels provided by
NRS.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Contact NRS Technical Support. if you would like to eliminate the INFO panels from the
External File.
- TND0634G
- The FOLD-PFKEYS value must be YES or NO
- Explanation:
- You specified an invalid value for the FOLD-PFKEYS operand.
- System Action:
- The specification is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the specification and try it again.
- TND0635G
- FOLD-PFKEYS=[current specification]
- Explanation:
- Displays the current setting for the FOLD-PFKEYS operand.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0636G
- The LOGMODE-EDIT value must be YES or NO
- Explanation:
- You have specified an invalid value for LOGMODE-EDIT.
- System Action:
- Your specification is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the specification and try it again.
- TND0637G
- LOGMODE-EDIT=[current specification]
- Explanation:
- Displays the current setting for the LOGMODE-EDIT characteristic.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0638G
- CONNECT-MAXIMUM=[current specification]
- Explanation:
- Displays the current interval for the CONNECT-MAXIMUM operand.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0639G
- [luname] - [userid] has exceeded CONNECT-MAXIMUM
- Explanation:
- The identified network element has been connected to a subsystem
longer than the CONNECT-MAXIMUM interval.
- System Action:
- The user will be queued for logoff.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None. DISPLAY AUTOLOGOFF will now include the identified network
element.
- TND0640G
- STATUS-INTERVAL=[current specification]
- Explanation:
- Displays the current value for the STATUS-INTERVAL for the
display network element.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0641C
- [luname] is no longer connected to [application name]
- Explanation:
- The identified network element is no longer in session with the
identified application. STATUS-INTERVAL has caused a verification
that resulted in improper verification.
- System Action:
- The identified network element will be queued for autologoff.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0642G
- The LID offset for the FDE NAME for [application]
is larger than the LID
- Explanation:
- The offset to the bit to check the ACF2 authorization for the
APPLICATION is beyond the end of the logonid record received from ACF2.
- System Action:
- The FDE checking will not be in effect for this application.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Establish that the FDE-NAME operand associated the proper
field with the APPLICATION.
- TND0643T
- Checking [id] at [luname]
sent to [target name]
with VTAM location of [current value]
- Explanation:
- STATUS-INTERVAL has caused Network Director to verify a device's location and
the check is about to proceed.
- System Action:
- The necessary VTAM DISPLAY command will be issued to verify the
device's location.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None. This message is provided as a manner to validate the
STATUS-INTERVAL checking logic.
- TND0644G
- Unable to locate ACF2 mini LID definition for
[ACF2 field name]
- Explanation:
- The identified ACF2 field name (FDE-NAME) has not been located in
the ACF2 LID associated with Network Director's ACUCB (either the defined
mini LID or the full LIDREC).
- System Action:
- LID based operations may not operate properly.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Insure that the MLID definition has been generated properly in
ACF2 for Network Director and that the MLID contains the identified field name.
- TND0645G
- Cannot locate ACF2 CVT, ACF2 function not performed
- Explanation:
- SECURITY=ACF2 is in effect and a call to the ACF2 interface
could not locate the ACF2 ACCVT, which is required to proceed.
Network Director has attempted to locate the ACF2 ACCVT by searching the JES
SSCT (Subsystem Control Table) and has not been successful
at locating the entry for ACF2.
- System Action:
- The ACF2 based function is not performed properly.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Insure that the system operating Network Director has ACF2 generated into it
and that ACF2 is operational.
- TND0646G
- Security System: [security system identifier]
- Explanation:
- When possible, Network Director will provide information about the version
of the security system in operation at the time of initialization.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0647G
- This system has no zaps applied
- Explanation:
- You issued a DISPLAY ZAPS command, and the operating nucleus
has had no fixes applied to it.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0648G
- [luname] - [userid] entered Monitor mode
- Explanation:
- A valid Network Administrator has entered MONITOR mode.
- System Action:
- The Network Administration screen will be automatically updated
whenever a Network Director message is issued.
- Operator Response:
- None, issue any command to reset out of MONITOR mode (issuing the
RESET command, default PF12, will also terminate MONITOR mode).
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0649G
- Please validate the new password by entering it again
here-------]
[new password value]
- Explanation:
- You specified a new password and Network Director has been instructed to
VALIDATE it via the NEW-PSWD operand.
- System Action:
- Network Director prompts the terminal user to repeat the new password.
- Operator Response:
- Enter the new password again exactly as you did previously to
set it. Entering a value that does not match exactly will cause
the new password to be rejected.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0650G
- DIM=[numeric value]
- Explanation:
- Displays the current setting for the DIM operand.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0651G
- Clearing screen on [luname] due to DIM
interval
- Explanation:
- The identified device is having its screen cleared as a result
of inactivity (the DIM interval has elapsed).
- System Action:
- The device's screen will be cleared.
- Operator Response:
- Strike any key to obtain the last screen image again.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0652G
- has been dimmed
- Explanation:
- The identified device has had its screen cleared as a result of
the DIM interval.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0653G
- Iteration counter of [numeric value]
exceeds [numeric value]
- auto release is not functional
- Explanation:
- While in error recovery associated with a device, Network Director has
exceeded a retry logical counter and has disabled the automatic
release logic.
- System Action:
- The device will not be automatically released.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Issue the RELEASE NET= command manually to activate the device.
- TND0654G
- Device lock is held by [DFB name]
- Explanation:
- An internal lock required to process a terminal oriented request
is already held by another internal DFB (as identified).
- System Action:
- The current activity will not be allowed to proceed (pending
completion of the earlier DFB)
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- If this persists, RELEASE the device to restart the session.
- TND0655G
- STORAGE-BALANCE=([MX value],[TP value])
- Explanation:
- Displays the current settings for the STORAGE-BALANCE algorithms.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0656G
- ACCOUNTING=([accounting types])
- Explanation:
- Displays the current settings for the event recording routines.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0657G
- [alpha value] is not a valid ACCOUNTING value
- Explanation:
- You have entered an invalid value for the ACCOUNTING operand.
- System Action:
- The invalid value is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct it and try the command again.
- TND0658G
- Maximum storage used: MX [numeric value]K,
TP [numeric value]K
- Explanation:
- In response to a DISPLAY STORAGE command, this shows the maximum
storage obtained by Network Director to process work.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0659G
- [numeric value] RPLs are in HELD status
- Explanation:
- Displays the number of RPLs that are currently HELD (in response
to a DISPLAY CHAINS request).
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0660G
- The TNDSAR recording medium is not available,
ACCOUNTING=TNDSAR ignored
- Explanation:
- The TNDSAR DD statement or FILEDEF is missing (OS or GCS systems)
or the SYSPCH ASSGN is missing (for DOS systems).
- System Action:
- No ACCOUNTING operations will be performed for TNDSAR.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Provide the DD, FILEDEF, or ASSGN statement, as necessary.
- TND0661G
- TNDSAR is already [status]
- Explanation:
- You have attempted to OPEN or CLOSE the TNDSAR file and it already
has that status.
- System Action:
- Your request is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0662G
- [status] was issued for TNDSAR
- Explanation:
- The activity requested for the TNDSAR recording medium has been
issued.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0663G
- [module name] assembled at [time of day] on
[date] for [version number], is at [address]
- Explanation:
- In response to a DISPLAY MODULES or DISPLAY EXITS, this identifies
information about the CSECTs present.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0664G
- There are no exits in effect
- Explanation:
- You issued a DISPLAY EXITS command and there are no exits currently
in effect within Network Director.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0665G
- Held RPL at [address] freed for reuse
- Explanation:
- Network Director's internal RPL collection routines have freed the identified
RPL for reusage.
- System Action:
- The RPL will now be available for allocation.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0666G
- [luname] released due to queued Release Request
- Explanation:
- Network Director received a request for a device at a point where it could
not immediately release it.
- System Action:
- Network Director has now released the device.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0667G
- The Challenge value is: [challenge]
- Please enter your response: [response area]
- Explanation:
- You are attempting to access the system and are required by the
authentication process to be able to respond to the displayed
challenge with an appropriate response.
- System Action:
- Network Director will wait for the response.
- Operator Response:
- Utilize the authentication device or algorithm assigned to you
to compute the necessary response and enter it where the cursor is.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0668G
- The AUTHENTICATION operand is invalid
- Explanation:
- The AUTHENTICATION keyword specified a value that is not
recognized by Network Director.
- System Action:
- The operand is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the specification and try it again.
- TND0669G
- AUTHENTICATION=[device or algorithm]
- Explanation:
- Displays the current setting for the AUTHENTICATION characteristic
associated with the display control block.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0670G
- [device] - [userid] requires an unsupported authentication
process
- Explanation:
- During execution, the identified user has attempted to access the
system and the AIB associated with the user has an invalid (or
currently unsupported) value in it.
- System Action:
- The logon attempt is rejected.
- Operator Response:
- Contact the Network Administrator.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- The Network Administrator should correct the AIB.
- TND0671G
- The Authentication process is undefined for [luname] -
[id]
- Explanation:
- During execution, the identified user should have had an AIB
allocated for him to identify the type of authentication that was
required, but no AIB existed.
- System Action:
- The logon attempt is rejected.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Add an AIB with the SHOW processor to allow access by the user.
- TND0672G
- [command] is an invalid SHOW operand
- Explanation:
- You entered an operand that is invalid or unrecognized by the
SHOW processor.
- System Action:
- The operand is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the specification and enter the command again.
- TND0673G
- The value specified for [field] is invalid
- Explanation:
- You entered an operand value that is not properly specified.
- System Action:
- The value is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the specification and enter it again.
- TND0674G
- [device] - [userid] is connected to [item]
- Explanation:
- In response to a DISPLAY request, the displayed network element
is connected to the displayed item.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0675G
- Executing on a [cpu model], CPUID is [cpuid]
- Explanation:
- During initialization, Network Director is reporting the type of processor
and specific id of the processor it is executing on.
- System Action:
- Initialization continues.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0676G
- Operating system release: [release information]
- Explanation:
- During initialization, Network Director is reporting information about the
operating system level it is executing on.
- System Action:
- Initialization continues.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0677G
- The following PTFs have been applied:
- Explanation:
- During initialization, Network Director is displaying which PTFs (ZAPS) have
been applied to the nucleus.
- System Action:
- The PTFs applied will immediately follow (5 to a line).
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0678G
- Logon failed by your Authentication process
- Explanation:
- You have attempted to logon using an authentication mechanism, and
the authentication routines have rejected your attempt.
- System Action:
- The logon will be rejected.
- Operator Response:
- If this difficulty persists after carefully using the authentication
process, contact the Network Administrator for assistance.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Evaluate the detail messages in the LOG associated with the
logon attempt.
- TND0679G
- This definition already exists, saving will overlay the
existing definition
- Explanation:
- You have begun the process of defining a control block (AIB, etc.)
and the control block definition already exists.
- System Action:
- The editing operation continues.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- If you would like to keep the existing definition, enter QUIT to
terminate the new update. Simply continue with the update if
you would like to overlay the existing definition.
- TND0680G
- Setting screen size of [rows] by [columns]
from Query Reply
- Explanation:
- The device has successfully responded to a READ PARTITION QUERY
command and the USABLE AREA reply indicates that the screen size
differs from the VTAM BIND image.
- System Action:
- The new screen size will now be utilized by Network Director.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None. Network Director will automatically restart the session with the device
(after modifying the BIND image in storage) to match what the device
is capable of (larger screen size, etc.).
- TND0681T
- LOGO contains 3270 buffer control orders
- Explanation:
- The LOGO being sent to the device contains 3270 orders, which is
considered unusual within Network Director.
- System Action:
- Network Director will continue to send the output LOGO, but you
should make sure the embedded orders are correct (Network Director does not
"edit" them for validity).
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0682G
- LOGO exceeds terminal display area, LOGO truncated
- Explanation:
- The LOGO being sent to the device is larger than the space
available on the device.
- System Action:
- The LOGO will be truncated to an appropriate size.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Reduce the size of the LOGO.
- TND0683G
- Invalid ATTRIBUTE operand specified
- Explanation:
- You have specified an ATTRIBUTES operand value that is not
recognized.
- System Action:
- The operand is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the specification and try it again.
- TND0684G
- Invalid character string for HIX panel identification
- Explanation:
- You have specified an invalid character in the HIX operand of
the EDIT command.
- System Action:
- The operation is rejected.
- Operator Response:
- Correct the specification and try it again.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0685G
- Invalid character string for INFO panel identification
- Explanation:
- You have specified an invalid character in the operand of
the EDIT command.
- System Action:
- The command is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- Correct the specification and try it again.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0686G
- Invalid specification for EXTERNAL-FILE
- Explanation:
- The value specified is not YES or NO.
- System Action:
- The value is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the specification and try it again.
- TND0687G
- EXTERNAL-FILE=[current setting]
- Explanation:
- In response to a DISPLAY operand, this message indicates the
current setting for the EXTERNAL-FILE operand,
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0688G
- [alpha value] is not a numeric value
- Explanation:
- You specified a value in a SHOW detail panel processor in a
numeric field that is not numeric.
- System Action:
- The value is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- Correct the specification and try it again.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0689G
- Changes made on prior screens may have been saved
- Explanation:
- You attempted to QUIT without saving a process within the SHOW
command and SHOW cannot be certain you have not already changed
the contents of the item you were processing.
- System Action:
- Some of the operands may have already been placed into effect.
- Operator Response:
- Insure that the definition you are operating on is set in the
manner desired.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0690G
- 3270 Device End
- Explanation:
- A 3270 device set the User Sense code values indicating device
end to Network Director.
- System Action:
- Network Director will respond by attempting to automatically release the
device from the Inactive List.
- Operator Response:
- The device should now be usable.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0691G
- MSGS must be specified as YES or NO
- Explanation:
- You specified an invalid value for the MSGS operand.
- System Action:
- The operand is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the specification and try it again.
- TND0692G
- 3270 Equipment Check
- Explanation:
- A 3270 device set the User Sense code indicating that an
Equipment Check has occurred.
- System Action:
- The device will probably not be operational.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Investigate the reason for the error and take appropriate
action (REL NET= will restart the session). Contact NRS Technical Support. if the problem
persists.
- TND0693G
- 3270 Operation Check
- Explanation:
- A 3270 device set the User Sense code indicating that an
Operation Check has occurred.
- System Action:
- The output will not be rescheduled.
- Operator Response:
- Contact the Network Administrator.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Investigate the reason for the error and take appropriate action.
- TND0694G
- 3270 Transmission Check
- Explanation:
- A 3270 device set the User Sense code indicating that an
Transmission Check has occurred.
- System Action:
- An output transmission has failed.
- Operator Response:
- Contact the Network Administrator.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Investigate the reason for the error and take appropriate action.
- TND0695C
- [device] is not responding to Begin Bracket request, forced
inactive
- Explanation:
- The identified device has not responded to a begin bracket RU.
- System Action:
- The device has been placed on the Inactive List.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Investigate why the device refused the bracket. You may need
to release the network element (R N=) to reactivate the session.
- TND0696C
- [device] is not responding to BID - forced inactive
- Explanation:
- The identified device has not responded to a BID request.
- System Action:
- The device has been placed on the Inactive List.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Investigate why the device refused the BID (powered off, etc.).
You may need
to release the network element (R N=) to reactivate the session.
- TND0697C
- [device] Begin Bracket failure - forced inactive
- Explanation:
- The identified device has responded negatively to a
begin bracket request.
- System Action:
- The device has been placed on the Inactive List.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Investigate why the device refused the begin bracket request
(powered off, etc.). You may need
to release the network element (R N=) to reactivate the session.
- TND0698C
- [device] - [error count] errors exceeded ITERATION
COUNTER
- Explanation:
- The identified device has rejected or refused to enter a session
the stated number of consecutive times.
- System Action:
- The device will be placed on the Inactive List.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Investigate why the device refused the session attempts (sense
codes, etc. will be in the LOG display).
The device is not eligible for automatic release and it is likely
that manual intervention will be required.
- TND0699C
- [device] forced inactive, manual intervention required
- Explanation:
- The identified device has entered a state where Network Director is unable
to communicate with it.
- System Action:
- The device has been placed onto the Inactive
List in a manner that will require manual intervention.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- When you determine that the device is prepared for additional
session establishment, issue the RELEASE NET= command to restart the
session.
- TND0700I
- [device] has attached work, second DFB terminating
- Explanation:
- A network element has had two internal pieces of work scheduled
at the same time to the same device.
- System Action:
- The second portion of work (DFB) will terminate.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- This condition should not occur and represents an internal breakdown
within Network Director's scheduling mechanism. Contact NRS Technical Support.
- TND0701G
- [text string] is an invalid SAVE/RELOAD operand
- Explanation:
- You have attempted to issue a SAVE or RELOAD command with one or
more invalid operands.
- System Action:
- The SAVE or RELOAD is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the specification and issue it again.
- TND0702G
- SAVE or RELOAD is in progress, try again later
- Explanation:
- You issued a SAVE or RELOAD command and there is already a SAVE or
RELOAD operation in progress.
- System Action:
- The SAVE or RELOAD requested is rejected.
- Operator Response:
- Wait for the current operation to complete. If you are sure your
SAVE or RELOAD will not clash with the earlier command, reissue.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
your command again.
- TND0703G
- SAVE has been scheduled
- Explanation:
- You issued the SAVE command and it has been scheduled for execution.
- System Action:
- The appropriate control block definitions will now be saved onto the
External File.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Once Network Director has completed the SAVE operation, TND0706 will be issued
to indicate successful completion.
- TND0704G
- [type] record not found for Name=[name]
and Version=[version]
- Explanation:
- You issued a RELOAD command for a definition that could not be
located in the set (NAME) utilized.
- System Action:
- The RELOAD of the record is not performed.
- Operator Response:
- Correct the specification and issue the command again. Use the
DISPLAY SAVED= command to establish items in the set of definitions.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0705G
- RELOAD for Name=[name] and Version=[version]
completed
- Explanation:
- The RELOAD operation that was initiated has completed.
- System Action:
- Definitions reloaded are now present in the definition chains.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None, informational only.
- TND0706G
- SAVE for Name=[name] and Version=[version]
completed
- Explanation:
- The SAVE operation that was initiated has completed.
- System Action:
- Definitions saved are now in compressed format on the External File.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- The saved definitions are still in active use in storage.
Utilize them in future Network Director executions by RELOADing them at
the appropriate time.
- TND0707G
- No RETURN possible, no SITE definition for [site name]
- Explanation:
- You issued the RETURN command, but the SITE you were attempting to
return to did not have a proper definition in Network Director that you are
connected to.
- System Action:
- The device remains connected to the issuing Network Director.
- Operator Response:
- Contact the Network Administrator for Network Director that you are connected to and request that
a SITE definition be added for your originating Network Director node.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Add a SITE definition for the originating Network Director processor.
- TND0708G
- No RETURN possible, SITE [site name] currently
unavailable
- Explanation:
- You issued the RETURN command, but the SITE you came from is no
longer available to the network.
- System Action:
- The device remains connected to the message issuing Network Director.
- Operator Response:
- This can occur if the site you were previously connected to has
gone Down, is Held, or otherwise unavailable to Network Director. If this
condition persists, contact the Network Administrator.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Check on the status of the other site.
- TND0709G
- No RETURN possible, there was no transfer from another SITE
- Explanation:
- You issued the RETURN command, but you did not enter the current
Network Director from another SITE.
- System Action:
- The device remains connected to the message issuing Network Director.
- Operator Response:
- Your request is ignored. Transfers to another SITE will have to
take the form of a "selection".
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0710G
- Lu [luname] - [id] - [user's name] has returned
to [site name]
- Explanation:
- The identified network element has issued the RETURN command
to transfer the device back to an originating Network Director.
- System Action:
- The device is forwarded to the previous site.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0711C
- Slowdown entered with [DFB count] DFBs active
- Explanation:
- The ACTIVE-MAXIMUM value has been exceeded and Network Director's
DISPATCHER has entered a slowdown condition.
- System Action:
- Only system DFBs will be eligible for dispatch.
When the active DFB count reduces to less than the ACTIVE-MAXIMUM
value, slowdown will be automatically eliminated.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Wait for the system activity to improve. You can raise the
ACTIVE-MAXIMUM from the console, if necessary.
- TND0712C
- Slowdown condition eliminated, [DFB count] DFBs now
active
- Explanation:
- The ACTIVE-MAXIMUM based slowdown condition has been eliminated.
- System Action:
- Network Director is dispatching normally again.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- No action required.
- TND0713G
- PROFILE [identifier] specified for
[id] could not be located - no PROFILE set
- Explanation:
- The identified PROFILE= value identified a PROFILE definition that
could not be located.
- System Action:
- The network element will have no PROFILE and associated values
available to it.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Either define the proper PROFILE definition or modify the
PROFILE= operand to specify a different PROFILE.
- TND0714G
- The [statement identifier] cannot be used from the
console
- Explanation:
- You attempted to use a command from the OS or GCS console, or the
SMSG interface that required full screen 3270 support.
- System Action:
- The command has been rejected.
- Operator Response:
- 3270 full screen commands are not supported from line at a time
sources. Use a 3270 type device to accomplish the command.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0715G
- Input from [luname] exceeded system maximum of
[number] bytes - data truncated
- Explanation:
- The number of bytes received on the identified session exceeded the
maximum number of bytes that can be contained in the storage pools.
- System Action:
- Data beyond the maximum has been lost.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- If the number of bytes is appropriate, increase the size of the
TP pool (STORAGE-POOLS= operand of the GLOBALS statement).
- TND0716G
- ACTIVE-MAXIMUM of [number]
is less than the minimal system requirement - ignored
- Explanation:
- You attempted to specify a value for ACTIVE-MAXIMUM that is less
than the minimum required by Network Director.
- System Action:
- The specification has been ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Increase your value and issue the command again.
- TND0717G
- TNDFILE record size exceeds MX pool size - file not available
for use
- Explanation:
- The block size (VSAM CISIZE) exceeds the maximum capacity of the MX
pool in storage, which is required to contain a block of data.
- System Action:
- The External File will not be usable.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- The STORAGE-POOLS specification needs to be increased for the MX
pool or the External File's block size needs to be reduced.
- TND0718G
- Invalid storage pool specified in GLOBALS STORAGE-POOLS=
- Explanation:
- You specified more than three storage pool sizes.
- System Action:
- The extra specifications are ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0719G
- Storage increment size for [pool name] can not be
decreased
- Explanation:
- You attempted to specify a pool size increment that is smaller
than the existing value.
- System Action:
- The specification has been ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Decreasing a storage pool increment requires that you restart Network Director.
- TND0720G
- [pool name] storage pool increment changed from [number]
bytes to [number] bytes
- Explanation:
- The STORAGE-POOLS operand has successfully changed the storage
pool increment to the values displayed.
- System Action:
- All new allocation for the designated storage pool will
have the new increment size (existing pool elements stay allocated
at their current size).
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0721C
- Site [site name] is changing status or invalid
destination
- Explanation:
- You attempted to RETURN to another SITE and the transfer to that
location failed due to a network related error.
- System Action:
- The device remains in session with the message issuing Network Director.
- Operator Response:
- Try the RETURN again. If is continues, contact the Network Administrator.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Look at the LOG for applicable messages.
- TND0722G
- Your RETURN was rejected by the system, try it again
- Explanation:
- You issued a RETURN and the network was unable to process it at
the exact point in time that you issued it.
- System Action:
- A temporary condition has caused the RETURN function to be rejected.
- Operator Response:
- Issue the RETURN command again.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- The LOG should contain additional messages indicating precise
reasons for the failure.
- TND0723G
- connected from SITE [site name]at
[time] on [date]
- Explanation:
- The displayed network element originated at another SITE location
on the displayed time and date.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Informational only.
- TND0724G
- Invalid value [hex value] specified for KEYS
operand
- Explanation:
- You have entered an invalid value for a KEYS operand.
- System Action:
- The value is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- Correct the specification and retry it.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0725G
- KEY definition [name] specified for
[definition] could not be located
- Explanation:
- You specified a KEYS definition that could not be located.
- System Action:
- The KEY definition is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the specification to a valid KEYS definition and retry it.
- TND0726G
- KEYS=[name]
- Explanation:
- You issued a request to display a definition statement that had
a KEYS operand and this is the current value.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None, informational only.
- TND0727G
- [type] record [id] [extension] for
Name=[name] and Version=[version]
reloaded
- Explanation:
- You issued a RELOAD command and this message represent a single
definition within the set that is being reloaded into the operating
Network Director.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None, informational only.
- TND0728G
- SAVED Control Block Records [name] [version]
- Explanation:
- This message is a response to the DISPLAY SAVED query and
represents an individual set of definitions stored in the External
File.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None, informational only.
- TND0729G
- Name=[name], Version=[version]
- Explanation:
- This response to the DISPLAY SAVED query provides
additional information about saved sets of records.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None, informational only.
- TND0730G
- [type] [name] [extension]
- Explanation:
- This portion of the DISPLAY SAVED query provides
information about a specific record stored within a single set of
saved definitions.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None, informational only.
- TND0731G
- Invalid value specified for CP-MSGS
- Explanation:
- You specified a value other than YES or NO for the CP-MSGS operand.
- System Action:
- The value is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the specification and try it again.
- TND0732G
- Logical file GETs: [number] PUTs:.
[number] ADDs: [number] ERASEs:. [number]
- Explanation:
- In response to a DISPLAY FILE-IO or during termination, Network Director is
displaying the number of logical External File operations performed.
- System Action:
- These numeric values are
logical
file operations and may or may not directly correspond to EXCP or
operating system I/O counts.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0733G
- [VMSECURE message]
- Explanation:
- Contains the VMSECURE message issued or derived from a VMSECURE
based operation.
- System Action:
- The message should be self explanatory.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0734S
- VMSECURE lock held by [DFB name],
function skipped
- Explanation:
- While communicating with VMSECURE, the identified DFB was holding
the VMSECURE lock for an excessive amount of time.
- System Action:
- The second
task has skipped the VMSECURE function it was about to do so that
the network can continue to function.
- Operator Response:
- Contact the Network Administrator.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Establish why the earlier task is being responded to so slowly
(are the virtual machine priorities set reasonably, etc.).
- TND0735G
- Last logon at [*LL information]
- Explanation:
- You have just completed logon activities via VMSECURE and the
last time you logged onto the system is displayed (for your
information).
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None. Check to make sure no one else has used your userid since
the last time you logged on.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0736G
- Unauthorized attempt to issue SHOW [operand]
from [luname] - [id]
- Explanation:
- You issued the SHOW command with a intention to operate on a
definition chain that you are not authorized for (via AUTHORIZATION=).
- System Action:
- The SHOW command is rejected.
- Operator Response:
- Check with the Network Administrator if you believe you should be able to operate
on the definitions.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- You must authorize SHOW for usage via the AUTHORIZATION= operand.
- TND0737G
- The WSF operand should be YES or NO
- Explanation:
- The WSF value you provided is not valid.
- System Action:
- The value is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the specification and try again.
- TND0738C
- Terminal [luname]
was placed on the Inactive List due to User Exit
[number] request
- Explanation:
- The identified user exit (EXTxx) has set a return code that causes
Network Director to place the device on the Inactive List.
- System Action:
- The device will no longer be operational.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Consult the User Exit designer to establish the next course of
action.
- TND0739G
- is queued for LOGOFF
- Explanation:
- The network element being DISPLAYed is currently marked to be
automatically logged off when it returns to Network Director.
- System Action:
- The LOGOFF will be performed the next time Network Director enters a session
with the device.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0740G
- The External File is unavailable, operation ignored
- Explanation:
- The operation being requested cannot be performed due to the
unavailability of the External File.
- System Action:
- The requested function will not be executed.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- OPEN EXTERNAL when the file is properly prepared.
- TND0741G
- [number] for [inactive reason]
- Explanation:
- The identified number of devices are on the inactive list for the
specified reason.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- RELEASE INACTIVE will restart all the sessions, if desired.
- TND0742G
- Name [name] Version [version] has
existing records, REPLACE required
- Explanation:
- A SAVE command was issued that specified a name and version that
already has existing saved definitions.
- System Action:
- The SAVE command is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Reissue the SAVE command, including the REPLACE operand if you
would like the items you are saving to overlay the existing items.
- TND0743G
- Invalid [operand] [value] specified
- Explanation:
- You specified a single byte operand value whose value was invalid
or unacceptable to Network Director
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- Correct the specification of the identified operand.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0746S
- Invalid Key number specified for [identifier]
- Explanation:
- The argument used to specify the SecureNet Key key number (Parameter one)
contains one or more invalid characters.
- System Action:
- The Key number will not be functional.
- Operator Response:
- Use only numeric digits with each 3 byte combination less than
377 (decimal) and with no usage of an 8 or 9.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0747G
- [id] is also logged on at [lunames]
- Explanation:
- A successful logon has just taken place and the userid used is also
active at the other identified devices (maximum of 5 listed).
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- Verify that you should be logged on at the listed devices.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0748S
- Your password has expired, please logon again
- Explanation:
- You have just returned from a subsystem, and the password you last used
to access the system has expired.
- System Action:
- The user is logged off via an appropriate call to the security
system.
- Operator Response:
- Enter the userid and password combination again. Use the
proper procedures to set a new password.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0749G
- Disk based messages are currently unavailable
- Explanation:
- Network Director has not completed initialization of the scan of messages on
the External File and one or more disk based messages may not be
reflected in the Primary Messages Menu.
- System Action:
- The External File scan continues. When complete, this message
will no longer be displayed to the device operator.
- Operator Response:
- None, but be aware that all your messages may not be listed
in the menu.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0750C
- USERVAR [variable] for Application
[name] is now set to [new value]
- Explanation:
- Network Director has successfully retrieved the USERVAR value from ACF/VTAM and
has set the actual ACB TARGET value for forwarding devices.
- System Action:
- The Application will now be marked available to the network.
- Operator Response:
- You may now select the processing system.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0751C
- SITE=[name] set from SITE definition with
TARGET=[target value]
- Explanation:
- You did not specify a GLOBALS SITE value and Network Director has set it
from an existing SITE definition that has a TARGET equivalent
to the GLOBALS APPLID value.
- System Action:
- Network Director will now function as the SITE definition identified.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- You should set the GLOBALS SITE operand to an appropriate value.
- TND0752G
- Unable to identify this SITE, no SITE name forwarded
- Explanation:
- You did not specify a GLOBALS SITE value and Network Director has not been
able to associate itself with an
existing SITE definition that has a TARGET equivalent
to the GLOBALS APPLID value.
- System Action:
- The user being forwarded will not have the SITE contained in the
SSX.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- You should set the GLOBALS SITE operand to an appropriate value
and establish a SITE definition for Network Director.
- TND0753G
- Operational in [value] bit addressing mode
- Explanation:
- Network Director is beginning initialization and is operating in the
displayed addressing mode (24 or 31 bit.
- System Action:
- Initialization continues.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0754C
- Inactive device [luname] now eligible for
automatic release
- Explanation:
- The identified device has been upgraded from "Inactive for
Iteration Counter" reasons to "Inactive for Input Errors".
- System Action:
- The device is now eligible for automatic release (provided
successful input arrives).
- Operator Response:
- Press any AID key or the SNA ATTN key.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0755G
- The AUTHORIZATION value specified is invalid
- Explanation:
- An AUTHORIZATION value was specified that contains one or more
invalid characters (i.e. non numeric).
- System Action:
- The value specified is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0756G
- [number] network elements are queued for Autologoff
- Explanation:
- Displays the number of devices that will be automatically
logged off when each returns to a session with Network Director.
- System Action:
- The device will be logged off when it returns.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0757G
- The MODE operand must be LINE, SCREEN, or COMPRESS
- Explanation:
- The TERMINAL MODE operand was specified with an unidentified
value.
- System Action:
- The operand is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the specification and try it again.
- TND0758G
- The necessary connections (PATH) to [site]
are not currently operational
- Explanation:
- A Network Services RU was received that contained sense codes
indicating that there was a general path error encountered trying
to service the request.
- System Action:
- A selection screen is restored to the device.
- Operator Response:
- Try it again. If the problem persists, contact the Network Administrator.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0759G
- The LOGMODE has been reset to utilize the default
- Explanation:
- The terminal operator has issued the LOGMODE or SETMODE command
with NONE or OFF specified.
- System Action:
- The LOGMODE in use from this point forward is the default.
- Operator Response:
- Your LOGMODE has been reset.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0760G
- VMSECURE=[value]
- Explanation:
- Displays the current setting for the virtual machine name of the
VMSECURE service machine.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0761G
- WARN-DAYS=[value]
- Explanation:
- Displays the current value associated with the password
expiration warning message.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0762G
- Initial Logmode: [logmode] Netid:.
[netid] Subarea: [subarea]
- Explanation:
- Displays the values associated with the displayed network
element that were extracted from the initial session with the device.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0763G
- Unsupported request, use SHOW for dynamic changes
- Explanation:
- An attempt was made to make a modification to the network
definitions via keyword syntax, which is no longer supported.
- System Action:
- The request is rejected.
- Operator Response:
- Use the SHOW command and associated panels to make dynamic
modifications to the network definitions.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0764G
- [luname] - [id] active from Subarea: [subarea]
Netid: [netid]
- Explanation:
- In response to a combined DISPLAY requesting a list of
network elements that meet a criteria.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0765C
- Input from [luname] on earlier session discarded,
RPLCNTRL: [bit settings]
- Explanation:
- Network Director received input on a session that is no longer active.
- System Action:
- The input is rejected.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Contact NRS Technical Support.
- TND0766C
- INQUIRE for [applid] has not succeeded, RPL held
- Explanation:
- Network Director did not receive a response from ACF/VTAM on an INQUIRE RPL
for the identified application.
- System Action:
- The RPL has been marked unavailable within Network Director and the
application
held.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Research why ACF/VTAM did not respond to the INQUIRE.
- TND0767G
- Invalid [control block] allocated for
[luname] [id]
- Explanation:
- Network Director encountered an invalid control block (as identified).
- System Action:
- The function being performed will not complete normally.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Contact NRS Technical Support.
- TND0768G
- The LOGMODE name value is invalid
- Explanation:
- Network Director attempted to forward a device to a subsystem, but ACF/VTAM rejected
the attempt because the LOGMODE value was unacceptable.
- System Action:
- The session is not established. A selection screen is restored
to the device.
- Operator Response:
- Set a valid LOGMODE using the LOGMODE or SETMODE commands.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Verify that valid LOGMODE names are being utilized by the
terminal operator.
- TND0769C
- [luname] - [id] has been scheduled for AUTOLOGOFF
- Explanation:
- Network Director will logoff the identified network element the next time
the device returns to Network Director.
- System Action:
- No immediate action, the logoff will occur after Network Director enters
a new session with the device.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0770G
- has requested Logmode [value]
- Explanation:
- The device operator has issued the LOGMODE or SETMODE command to
set the displayed LOGMODE value for the next selection.
- System Action:
- None. The displayed LOGMODE will be used to forward to the
next subsystem requested by the device.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0771G
- [number] Users are active and not connected to an
APPLICATION
- Explanation:
- The displayed number of network elements are logged onto Network Director,
but have not yet selected a defined APPLICATION.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0772G
- Invalid Action character specified for ACTIONS=
- Explanation:
- You have specified an action character that is invalid.
- System Action:
- The specified action is bypassed and will not be available.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the Action character specification.
- TND0773G
- Invalid syntax, too many positional parameters
- Explanation:
- The active statement has more positional parameters than are allowed
- System Action:
- The extra positional parameters are ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Since this is normally a result of improper syntax in the
statement, review the definition or statement and eliminate the
inappropriate positional parameters.
- TND0774G
- Statement name identifier specified is too long - truncated
to 8 characters
- Explanation:
- The positional parameter that should represent the statement name
is too long.
- System Action:
- The positional parameter has been truncated to 8 bytes.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Make sure the truncation was appropriate. Correct the
syntax of the statement.
- TND0775I
- Insufficient room in POLST for call from [id]
- Explanation:
- The internal table that relates VTAM Program Operator commands
to the issuing user has filled up.
- System Action:
- The command's responses may not be returned to the proper user.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Contact NRS Technical Support.
- TND0776C
- Program Operator entry initiated by [lu] - [id]
has timed out
- Explanation:
- A Program Operator command was issued by the identified user
and has never had a VTAM response returned as a normal response.
- System Action:
- The entry in Network Director's internal table is reused.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- This will typically occur when the command that was initially
issued by the user was not accepted by VTAM for execution. This will
occur if improper syntax has been used. Network Director automatically purges
the residual entry after a predetermined time interval.
This is an information only type message, no action is required.
- TND0777C
- Changing to Logmode [logmode] from
[BIND logmode]
- Explanation:
- A session with a device has been started with the CINIT RU
specifying a Logmode name that differs from the name that was
used in a previous CINIT RU.
- System Action:
- The new logmode value will be used instead of the older name.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0778G
- There are no items that match [value]
(starting from the next item)
- Explanation:
- You issued a SELECT, LOCATE, or FIND
subcommand of the SHOW command to operate
on a specific definition, but the definition could not be found.
The search started at the "next" item in the SHOW list (second
item on the panel.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- Reissue the command with another value.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0779G
- Your last system access was [date] at
[time] from [luname]
- Explanation:
- You just successfully logged onto Network Director. This message indicates
the last time that you successfully logged on.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- Check the values present to make sure no one else has used your
userid since your last usage.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0780S
- The specified new password is too short
- Explanation:
- You were attempting to set a new password and the new value
you specified does not have the required minimum number of characters
in it.
- System Action:
- The new password is not accepted.
- Operator Response:
- Select another new password that has the required minimum number
of characters in it.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- If you would like to allow shorter passwords, set the DEFAULT
PSWD-OPTIONS to a different value.
- TND0781S
- The minimum interval for setting a new password has not
expired
- Explanation:
- You have attempted to set a new password before the installation
required interval has elapsed.
- System Action:
- The new password is not accepted.
- Operator Response:
- Wait until the minimum interval has elapsed before trying to set
a new password. Contact the Network Administrator if you are uncertain what it is.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- If you would like to modify the interval, set the DEFAULT
PSWD-OPTIONS to a different value.
- TND0782S
- Specified new password was previously used, select a different
value
- Explanation:
- You have attempted to set a new password that you have already
used.
- System Action:
- The new password is not accepted.
- Operator Response:
- You must set a new password that is unique and different from the
other values you have already set.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- You can select the number of "generations" retained via the
PSWD-OPTIONS on the DEFAULT, USER, or GROUP definition statements.
- TND0783S
- The new password has an invalid pattern of characters
- Explanation:
- You have attempted to set a new password and it contains a portion
of your userid or name.
- System Action:
- The new password is not accepted.
- Operator Response:
- You must set a new password that is not made up of your own name
or userid. Select a different password and retry the operation.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- The NO-PATTERNS check (DEFAULT ATTRIBUTES) enables or disables
this validation logic.
- TND0784S
- Your new password may not contain identical, consecutive
characters
- Explanation:
- You have attempted to set a new password and it contains two or
more consecutive characters that are the same.
- System Action:
- The new password is not accepted.
- Operator Response:
- You may not use a password that has consecutive characters in it.
Select a different password and retry the operation.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- The NON-REPEATING check (DEFAULT ATTRIBUTES) enables or disables
this validation logic.
- TND0785G
- Your current password will expire on [date] at
[time]
- Explanation:
- You have successfully logged onto Network Director, and the password you used
will expire soon (as indicated in the message text).
- System Action:
- None, the user has successfully logged on.
- Operator Response:
- You may elect to set a new password at any point that you wish
or you can wait for the password to expire completely.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0786G
- There are [number] other control blocks whose
patterns match [name]
- Explanation:
- You have set a definition block's name value to a value that
also matches the identified number of other definitions of the same
type.
- System Action:
- None, the message is informational only.
- Operator Response:
- You may elect to continue, but should be sure that you have
positioned the definition in the appropriate location in the
control block chain to be utilized properly (make sure the most
detailed definition preceeds any wild character definitions).
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0787G
- DFB retry routine for TND[CSECT] being
scheduled
- Explanation:
- A program interrupt has occurred and was intercepted by Network Director's
ESTAE or STXIT PC routine. The DFB associated with the interrupt has
a retry routine that Network Director's dispatcher is now scheduling.
- System Action:
- The retry routine will be dispatched under control of the
original DFB.
- Operator Response:
- None. If the scheduled retry is a result of a DUMP command,
message TND0788 will be received.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0788G
- an S[code] interrupt occurred referencing
[address], resuming at PDA
- Explanation:
- A program interrupt has occurred trying to display the storage
requested by the DUMP command.
- System Action:
- The DUMP retry routine has been scheduled and will cause DUMP
to display the PDA as an alternative to the requested storage.
- Operator Response:
- The address requested is not valid for Network Director to display.
Check the request for validity.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0789G
- Refreshing BIND from CINIT RU
- Explanation:
- One or more settings in the BIND image entering Network Director with the
CINIT RU are different from the last BIND image used by Network Director to
communicate with the device.
- System Action:
- The BIND image will be refreshed from the incoming data. Please
note that the BIND image "name" has not changed.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0790S
- Access block for [userid] has been Held due to
password violations
- Explanation:
- The identified user has exceeded the applicable TRIES value
and the Access block is being Held. This is typically a result of
password violations and the AIB will no longer be usable.
- System Action:
- The Access block is marked unavailable.
- Operator Response:
- Contact the Network Administrator.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- If the user has legitimately made an error, simply RELEASE
the AIB. You may consider resetting the Password to a value that
the user understands (if he/she has forgotten the password).
- TND0791G
- Configuration information unavailable. Terminating
- Explanation:
- Network Director has been unable to locate any configuration definition
to allow it to initialize.
- System Action:
- Network Director will terminate without attempting to activate the VTAM ACB.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Provide the GLOBALS definition in TNDPARMS
or the OS PARM.
- TND0792G
- Invalid date returned from VMSECURE
- Explanation:
- When attempting to determine if the VMSECURE password will expire
soon, the date returned from TNDVMS in the VMSECURE virtual machine
is not in a valid format.
- System Action:
- The computation necessary for password warning will be bypassed.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- The TND8112 message issued by TNDVMS contains the date that
converts improperly.
- TND0793G
- Tries counter forced to TRIES by security system action
- Explanation:
- The security package has determined that the userid attempting
logon cannot be utilized any longer. Network Director is forcing the device's
tries counter to the TRIES value to enable suspending the device.
- System Action:
- The device is placed on the Inactive List for security violations.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- After evaluating the reasons for the security violation, issue
RELEASE NET= to free the device for use again. If you'd like Network Director
to disable this logic, set TRIES=0 into effect.
- TND0794G
- Please enter your password
- Explanation:
- You have attempted a logon from a line device (typically, LU1 type)
and Network Director would like you to enter your password to complete the logon.
- System Action:
- Your keyboard will be unlocked for you to enter the password.
- Operator Response:
- Enter your password and press enter.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0795G
- Id [userid] - [name] was logged off at
[time] on [date]
- Explanation:
- In response to a DISPLAY command, Network Director is informing you when the
identified user logged off of Network Director.
- System Action:
- None, the DISPLAY continues.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0796G
- last logon was at [luname] at
[time] on [date]
- Explanation:
- In response to a DISPLAY command, Network Director is including the
information about the last time the user logged on.
- System Action:
- None, the DISPLAY continues.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0797G
- last used [application] at
[time] on [date]
- Explanation:
- In response to a DISPLAY command, Network Director is displaying the
last application subsystem that was used.
- System Action:
- None, the DISPLAY continues.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0798G
- There are additional entries for this chain that are not
included
- Explanation:
- The SHOW list of control blocks contains items that cannot be
displayed because the capacity of the internal SHOW list has been
exceeded.
- System Action:
- The SHOW menu is presented, but one or more control blocks will
not be displayed.
- Operator Response:
- Specify the SHOW command with a "subset" that will
reduce the qualifying set of control blocks to a list that will
fit in available capacity.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- If you would like to increase the number of control blocks that
SHOW can manage as a single list, increase the STORAGE-POOLS value
for the MX pool.
- TND0799I
- Storage request for [numeric] bytes exceeds pool
maximum
- Explanation:
- An internal storage allocation request has requested more storage
than can be obtained as a contiguous storage element within Network Director.
- System Action:
- The DFB requesting the storage is terminated.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Increase the STORAGE-POOL specification for the effected storage
pool. If you are uncertain how to approach this, Contact NRS Technical Support.
- TND0800G
- Distribution list [name] is not currently
defined
- Explanation:
- You attempted to route a message to a destination specified as a
distribution list, but Network Director was unable to locate the named distribution
list.
- System Action:
- The requested operation is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- Change the specification to a known destination or create the
specified distribution list via the LIST command.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0801G
- REACTIVATE values are 0 or greater than 59 seconds, 1M is
assumed
- Explanation:
- You set the REACTIVATE value to a setting that was not acceptable.
- System Action:
- Network Director has forced the REACTIVATE operand to 1 minute.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the REACTIVATE operand to the value that you desire.
- TND0802G
- The RECOVERY operand must be LOSTERM20 or blanks
- Explanation:
- You set the RECOVERY operand to a setting that was not acceptable.
- System Action:
- Network Director has left the default of blanks in effect.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the RECOVERY operand.
- TND0803G
- The Type value was incorrect, enter Note, Memo, or Broadcast
- Explanation:
- You tried to edit a new message and neglected to set the Type
field correctly
- System Action:
- Your edit operation is ignored and the primary messages menu is
restored.
- Operator Response:
- Enter Note, Memo, or Broadcast (first letter works as an
abbreviation).
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0804G
- You can only redirect messages that have not been sent
- Explanation:
- You tried to redirect a message that has already been sent.
- System Action:
- Your redirect request is rejected.
- Operator Response:
- If you'd like to send the message contents to another location,
create a new message and COPY the existing message into it.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0805G
- Prefix command entered is unsupported for this control
block chain
- Explanation:
- You issued a SHOW action command that is not supported for the
control block you are currently manipulating.
- System Action:
- Your request is rejected.
- Operator Response:
- Your request is illogical within Network Director.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0806G
- There are unmatched activator characters (double quotes)
in this information
- Explanation:
- You have created a text line with the editor and placed an odd
number of activator characters in the line. This could have the effect
of causing terminal errors if the output screen containing this line
was actually sent to the terminal.
- System Action:
- None. It will automatically add an activator character to the
line (if you do not) when the item is saved.
- Operator Response:
- You should verify that you have the activator characters where
you intended. The activator characters should always be used in pairs.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0807C
- This device has been disabled - contact the Network
Administrator
- Explanation:
- The device you are attempting to use has been disabled for use
by the host as a result of an operator command or security violations.
- System Action:
- None. Attempts to use the device are ignored.
- Operator Response:
- You should contact the Network Administrator to have the device
reinstated.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Issue a RELEASE NET=name to reactivate the device (when
appropriate.
- TND0808G
- APPC [control] [qualify] received RCPRI
[value] RCSEC [value]
- Explanation:
- An APPC (LU 6.2) request has received an unexpected return code
from VTAM.
- System Action:
- Dependent upon the return codes. This message normally indicates
a failure associated with the corresponding activity (conversation
failure, etc.).
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- If the error is not easily explainable, contact North Ridge Software, Inc.
- TND0809G
- Unable to identify TARGET for APPLICATION [name]
- Explanation:
- A terminal operator has selected an APPLICATION that is load
balanced and the ROTATE APPLICATION chosen has an invalid TARGET.
- System Action:
- The terminal operator selection is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- Contact the Network Administrator.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the TARGET specification for the identified APPLICATION.
- TND0810C
- Print activity for message [name] on
[luname] completed
- Explanation:
- A request to print a message on a printer has just completed.
- System Action:
- The internal PRINT DFB terminates normally.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0811G
- Delete request ignored, cannot delete active directory
entry
- Explanation:
- You attempted to delete a System Directory entry that has the
user currently logged on.
- System Action:
- The delete request is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Try the delete after the user has logged off.
- TND0812G
- ID=[traceid] [csect location] Called
[csect] Parm=[parameter list]
- Explanation:
- An active trace requested that the Entry message be issued for
a specific trace condition.
- System Action:
- Operations continue normally.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Evaluate the meaning of this trace entry relative to others
associated with the internal trace.
- TND0813G
- ID=[traceid] [csect Returned to
[csect location] R15=[return code]
- Explanation:
- An active trace requested that the Exit message be issued for
a specific trace condition.
- System Action:
- Operations continue normally.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Evaluate the meaning of this trace entry relative to others
associated with the internal trace.
- TND0814I
- Network Director is not authorized, contact North Ridge Software.
- Explanation:
- You are operating Network Director's nucleus without proper AUTHORIZATION.
- System Action:
- Network Director will continue to operate for about 3 hours prior to a U0142
abend.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Contact NRS to obtain a proper AUTHORIZATION value.
- TND0815C
- Error in Query Reply buffer, setting screen size to default
24 by 80
- Explanation:
- Network Director was processing a response from the device (as a result of
WSF=YES|KEEP) and discovered that one or more lengths in the response
are incorrect.
- System Action:
- Network Director will force a 24 by 80 (model 2) screen size and send an
output panel to the device.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Specify WSF=KEEP for the device, restart the session, and then
use SHOW NET= to locate the RPQ Data.
Contact NRS if you are
unsure how to interpret the RPQ response or need help interpreting
where the error is (this is usually a hardware based error).
- TND0816G
- DFB [identifier] restarted because of abnormal
termination
- Explanation:
- Network Director detected that an internal system
function (DFB) terminated
abnormally.
- System Action:
- The internal DFB is restarted.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Try to determine what caused the abnormal termination. If
you cannot, contact NRS Technical Support for assistance.
- TND0817G
- DFB [identifier] not restarted because of last
restart [ 1 minute ago.
- Explanation:
- Network Director detected that an internal system
function (DFB) terminated
abnormally.
- System Action:
- The internal DFB will not be restarted as a result of
terminations occurring at a frequency that is unacceptable.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Contact NRS Technical Support.
- TND0818I
- GSAMAP for element at [address] is corrupted
at [address]
- Explanation:
- Network Director detected that a specific portion of storage has been
improperly modified at the identified location.
- System Action:
- The corrupted GSAMAP is displayed in TND0819 messages.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Contact NRS Technical Support.
- TND0819I
- [address] * [word1] [word2] [word3] [word4]
[word5] *
- Explanation:
- The contents of a specific storage location are being displayed
for diagnostic purposes.
- System Action:
- Execution continues.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Evaluate why Network Director is dumping main storage and take action based
upon the response suggested for the related message.
- TND0820G
- Contact [name] at [phone] about
[application]
- Explanation:
- This message is the result of an OWNER command. Network Director is
responding with the information associated with the APPLICATION.
- System Action:
- The message is sent to the requesting network element.
- Operator Response:
- None required. Contact the identified individual, if you
have a question about the APPLICATION.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0821G
- The Command is not in the proper format
- Explanation:
- A required operand has not been provided for the current command.
- System Action:
- The command is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- Correct the command you issued by including the appropriate
operand.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0822G
- There is no APPLICATION name [name]
- Explanation:
- The OWNER command specified an operand that is not currently
defined as an APPLICATION.
- System Action:
- The command is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- You probably specified the OWNER operand incorrectly.
Correct the spelling, etc. and repeat the command.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0823G
- Administrator FLASH started on [terminal]
- Explanation:
- A FLASH operation has begun on the specified device.
- System Action:
- Output will be sent continuously within the constraints
specified via FLASH.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Wait for the FLASH operation to complete.
- TND0824G
- Administrator FLASH [identity] to
[device] sent
- Explanation:
- A Network Administrator has initiated a serial flash output to all
or a portion of the devices in session with Network Director.
- System Action:
- Output will be sent continuously within the constraints
specified via FLASH.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Wait for the FLASH operation to complete.
- TND0825G
- Flash initiated on [number] session(s)
- Explanation:
- A Network Administrator initiated FLASH command has begun on the identified
number of devices.
- System Action:
- Output will be sent continuously to all the sessions.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Wait for the FLASH operation to complete.
- TND0826G
- Flash command interrupted by device at [device]
- Explanation:
- The operating FLASH command has detected a terminal operator
action and has terminated the completion of the current device's
FLASH operation.
- System Action:
- FLASH terminates. Network Director will wait for additional activity from
the device.
- Operator Response:
- Proceed with your next request.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0827G
- Flash: [total] output(s) [number]
bytes, average time [interval] seconds
- Explanation:
- The FLASH operation has completed. The message contains the
total number of output transmissions, the total number of bytes,
and the average time between outputs that occurred.
- System Action:
- FLASH has completed. The device is ready for normal use.
- Operator Response:
- Proceed with your next request.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0828G
- You have already selected [application] [count]
time(s)
- Explanation:
- You attempted to select an APPLICATION that you have already
chosen from a different device.
- System Action:
- The selection request is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- Locate the other device that is already connected and use it.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- This is controlled via the APPLICATION CONCURRENT= operand.
Increase its value, if you would like this user to be able to select
the APPLICATION more times than currently specified.
- TND0829G
- [user] [name] Group [group] used
[application] from [device]
- Explanation:
- You issued a DISPLAY DIRECTORY command and Network Director is listing
the current status associated with each Directory entry.
- System Action:
- One message per directory entry is placed into the log.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0830G
- Product [site] registered for Software usage
measurement
- Explanation:
- Network Director has initialized in a OS environment (MVS) and has registered
itself with the operating system as a measurable element via
IFAUSAGE.
- System Action:
- Measurement of Network Director consumed resources are collected for possible
later usage.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0831C
- Registration of [site] failed, return code:
[return code]
- Explanation:
- Efforts by Network Director to initialize itself as a measured usage system
(IFAUSAGE) have failed with the displayed return code.
- System Action:
- Measurement of Network Director consumed resources is not activated.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Research the return code and attempt to correct the cause.
- TND0832G
- You are not authorized to use the [group] GROUP
- Explanation:
- A terminal user attempted to issue Network Director's GROUP command to change
to a group that is not currently authorized for the user.
- System Action:
- The attempt to connect to the group is rejected and the user left
connected to the current group.
- Operator Response:
- Contact the Network Administrator if you believe the GROUP specification is correct.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- If the user should be able to use the GROUP, add it to the GROUPS=
operand of the applicable USER or TERMINAL definition.
- TND0833S
- Your Group has been changed from [group] to
[group]
- Explanation:
- A terminal user issued the GROUP command and successfully changed
to a different authorized GROUP
- System Action:
- The Application Selection Panel associated with the new GROUP connection is presented
to the user.
- Operator Response:
- None, continue with the new Application Selection Panel
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0834C
- [group] is properly authorized, but not currently defined
- Explanation:
- A terminal user issued the GROUP command and indicated a properly
authorized group (GROUPS=), but the targeted GROUP is not currently
defined within Network Director.
- System Action:
- The Application Selection Panel associated with the current GROUP connection is presented
again to the user along with the error message.
- Operator Response:
- Contact the Network Administrator to correct the definitions.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Either correct the GROUPS= specification to eliminate the
GROUP operand or allocate a GROUP with the designated name.
- TND0835G
- You are not eligible for GROUP assignment
- Explanation:
- A terminal user issued the GROUP command, but has no GROUPS=
operand values.
- System Action:
- The current Application Selection Panel is presented again.
- Operator Response:
- Contact the Network Administrator, if you believe you should be authorized
for a GROUP.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- If the user is supposed to be authorized to one or more GROUPS,
add them to the applicable USER or TERMINAL definition.
- TND0836S
- You do not have NEWS-CREATION authority
- Explanation:
- A terminal user attempted to create a Message named NEWS, but
has not been authorized to create the NEWS.
- System Action:
- The attempt to allocate the NEWS message has been rejected.
- Operator Response:
- Contact the Network Administrator, if you believe you should be authorized
to create NEWS.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- If the user is supposed to be authorized to create the NEWS,
add the NEWS-CREATION characteristic
on the applicable ATTRIBUTES operand.
- TND0837D
- R15:[dec] X('[hex]') RTNCD:.
[dec] X('[hex]') FDBK2:
[dec] X('[hex]') for [luname] [macro type]
- Explanation:
- A VTAM Macro function has encountered a non-zero response.
This is the same as message TND0213, except it is in a different
Network Director message class (permitting you to observe the message under
circumstances that will permit you to evaluate Network Director operations
easier).
- System Action:
- The return codes and related error values are placed into the
TNDLOG (if the Debug class is active).
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None, unless the return codes are intended to be of assistance
in diagnosing a specific issue.
- TND0838G
- [value] is not a valid Color
- Explanation:
- While setting the Color operand, you have specified a value
that Network Director does not recognize as valid.
- System Action:
- The specified Color is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- Correct the specification and press Enter.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND0839G
- [value] is not a valid Extended Attribute
- Explanation:
- While setting the Color related
operands, you have specified a value
that Network Director does not recognize as valid.
- System Action:
- The specified Attribute is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- Correct the specification and press Enter.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
The following messages are associated with
and issued by Network Director's Single System Image routine in the
IMS environment.
These messages are issued via operating system WTO logic and
will normally appear in the system's SYSLOG (console)
during IMS execution.
- TND1321
- There is no user table available
- Explanation:
- The IMS user table for communication between exits is not present.
- System Action:
- SSI processing does not continue.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- This is an indication that TNDINTX0 did not receive control
correctly to establish the user table.
- TND1322
- TNDTABLE"s offset in user table doesn"t address TNDTABLE
- Explanation:
- One of the IMS exits could not locate the TNDTABLE.
- System Action:
- SSI processing does not continue.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- This usually indicates that the Initialization exit (TNDINTX0)
is not properly installed. Check that the INTX0 routine has been
linked and executed properly.
- TND1323
- TNDTABLE area overflow
- Explanation:
- The internal table used by TNDLGNX0 to store the INITIAL-DATA
operands has overflowed.
- System Action:
- The incoming SSI information will not be stored.
- Operator Response:
- None. You will be presented with the standard IMS prompt and
should manually enter your desired transaction.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Evaluate why the table has overflowed. If it is the result of
normal load, increase the size of the table by modifying the
&ENTRIES value in TNDINTX0.
- TND1324
- [luname] /SIGNON [userid]
- Explanation:
- The &SIGNMSG option has been turned on and TNDCTTO0 is
generating the SIGNON request for the identified user.
- System Action:
- The SIGNON command will be processed next.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND1325
- [luname] DFS058 SIGNON COMPLETE
- Explanation:
- The &SIGNMSG option has been turned on and TNDCTTO0 is
indicating that the SIGNON command processed successfully.
- System Action:
- TNDCTTO0 will look for the initial command.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND1326
- [userid] Table entry purged
- Explanation:
- An entry in the internal work area was not used for an extended
period of time.
- System Action:
- The internal table entry has been freed for reuse.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Investigate why the identified user did not normally complete the
automated signon process (terminal failure, etc.)
- TND1327
- Unable to allocate TBLAREA
- Explanation:
- The GETMAIN issued to obtain the internal work area for the
IMS SSI logic has failed.
- System Action:
- The IMS SSI logic will not be functional for this execution of IMS.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Determine why the GETMAIN has failed (&ENTRIES too large,
IMS Region too small, etc.).
- TND1328
- TNDTABLE offset in user table is zero
- Explanation:
- The offset in the IMS user table that is supposed to point at the
TNDTABLE is zero.
- System Action:
- SSI processing does not continue.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- This is an indication that TNDINTX0 did not receive control
and establish the TNDTABLE properly. Confirm that the exit is
correctly installed.
- TND1329
- DFSPOOL get failed
- Explanation:
- The Greeting Message exit was attempting to allocate a new input
buffer to hold the INITIAL-DATA command, but received an nonzero
return code from DFSPOOL.
- System Action:
- The initial transaction will not be started.
The terminal user will receive the DFS3650 message
as if there were no Network Director exits involved.
- Operator Response:
- Manually start the desired transaction.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Research why the storage acquisition has failed.
- TND1330
- Callable Services is unavailable
- Explanation:
- The IMS exit cannot use Callable Services to allocate
storage.
- System Action:
- SSI processing will be not be available.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Determine why Callable Services cannot be used.
- TND1331
- Callable Services allocation failed
- Explanation:
- Efforts by an exit to make use of Callable Services to allocate
storage have failed.
- System Action:
- SSI processing will be disabled.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Determine why Callable Services cannot be used.
- TND1332
- Invalid message type provided by IMS to TNDGMSG0
- Explanation:
- The Greeting Messages exit received an indication from IMS that
it received a message that is currently undefined in GMSG0.
- System Action:
- The Greeting Messages exit returns to IMS with no action.
Processing continues normally.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Determine why an invalid parameter list value was provided to
the Greeting Messages exit.
- TND1333
- [sysid] DFS2467 Signon failed at [device] RC=
[return code]
- Explanation:
- The Greeting Messages exit was given control with a DFS2467
condition, indicating that the signon attempt has failed.
- System Action:
- The Greeting Messages exit issues this message (if &SIGNMSG is
on), interprets the return code (if &MSGS has been selected), and
returns control to IMS for standard processing.
- Operator Response:
- Correct the condition that caused the signon failure.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND1334
- [sysid] DFS3649 Signon required at [device]
[return code]
- Explanation:
- The Greeting Messages exit was given control with a DFS3649
condition, indicating that the signon attempt has failed.
- System Action:
- The Greeting Messages exit issues this message (if &SIGNMSG is
on), interprets the return code (if &MSGS has been selected), and
returns control to IMS for standard processing.
The return code will only be available if IMS sent it to the device
in the DFS3649A message that was displayed.
- Operator Response:
- Correct the condition that caused the signon failure.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND1335
- [imsid] TNDTABLE entry allocated for [userid]
at [device]
- Explanation:
- Network Director's IMS Logon exit has allocated a TNDTABLE entry for the
identified user.
- System Action:
- Processing continues normally. The Greeting Messages exit will
process the entry, if the signon is successful.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None. This is normal processing.
- TND1336
- [sysid] Length invalid, forced to TBLTEST size
- Explanation:
- GMSG0 was allocating an input buffer to initiate the first command
and has determined that an invalid length was being used.
- System Action:
- TNDGMSG0 forces the length equal to the size of the Table Text
area. Processing then continues normally.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Determine what characteristics are causing an invalid length
setting. If you cannot, contact NRS Technical Support for assistance.
- TND1337
- Allocation of TNDTABLE has failed
- Explanation:
- TNDINTX0 has attempted to allocate the TNDTABLE via IMS Callable
Services and the allocation has failed.
- System Action:
- IMS processing continues normally, but SSI will not be
operational.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Evaluate why the Callable Services allocation has failed.
- TND1338
- Network Director [version] IMS Interface
established
- Explanation:
- TNDINTX0 has initialized the necessary elements to enable SSI.
- System Action:
- IMS processing continues (SSI is ready).
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None, this is the normal initialization message.
- TND1339
- [device] Table entry purged
- Explanation:
- The identified device has had a TNDTABLE entry in the table longer
that the &TIMEOUT number of clock units.
- System Action:
- The TNDTABLE entry is freed for subsequent usage by another device.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- This may be normal processing if the signon for a particular device
failed for reasons that are unknown to GMSG0. It can also be a symptom
of a processing slowdown in the IMS signon process somewhere.
- TND1340
- [sysid] DFS3650 Signon complete at [device] by
[userid]
- Explanation:
- GMSG0 has detected that the user successfully signed onto the system
and is issuing this message as information only.
- System Action:
- Processing continues normally. The initial transaction will be
started, if necessary.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- &SIGNMSG can be set to 0, if you would like to eliminate this
message.
The following messages are associated with
and issued by Network Director's Single System Image routine in the
CICS/ESA environment.
- TND3421
- RESP2 [value] Invalid request during SIGNON
processing
- Explanation:
- The CICS INVREQ condition was raised during the attempt to
SIGNON within the CICS system.
- System Action:
- The SIGNON fails.
- Operator Response:
- Contact the Network Administrator.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Evaluate the reason(s) associated with the displayed return code.
- TND3422
- RESP2 [value] SIGNON authorization has failed
- Explanation:
- The CICS NOTAUTH condition was raised during the attempt to
SIGNON within the CICS system.
- System Action:
- The SIGNON fails.
- Operator Response:
- Contact the Network Administrator.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Evaluate the reason(s) associated with the displayed return code.
- TND3423
- RESP2 [value] Userid specification error during
SIGNON processing
- Explanation:
- The CICS USERIDERR condition was raised during the attempt to
SIGNON within the CICS system.
- System Action:
- The SIGNON fails.
- Operator Response:
- Contact the Network Administrator.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Evaluate the reason(s) associated with the displayed return code.
This is normally associated with a undefined userid being used in the
CICS system.
The following messages are associated with
and issued by Network Director's
batch external file maintenance program
that operates as an individual job or virtual machine
in the operating system independently of Network Director.
- TND3001
- A command request cannot be located
- Explanation:
- TNDUTIL was scanning an input record for a command and could
not locate a token.
- System Action:
- The input record is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the request and try it again.
- TND3002
- Unrecognized parameter statement
- Explanation:
- TNDUTIL located an initial token that should have represented a
command, but it was not one of the valid commands or abbreviations.
- System Action:
- The command is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the request and try it again.
- TND3003
- The operand is missing
- Explanation:
- A valid command was detected, but one or more of the required
operands were not specified or were specified improperly.
- System Action:
- The command is rejected.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the request and try it again.
- TND3004
- Invalid or unrecognized parameter operand
- Explanation:
- A valid command was detected, but the operand specified with the
command is invalid with the command or simply not recognized.
- System Action:
- The command is skipped.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Correct the request and try it again.
- TND3005
- ACB Error: [return code]
- Explanation:
- A VSAM operation failed with the displayed ACB error code.
- System Action:
- The current command is terminated improperly
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Investigate what the ACB return code implies and respond
as necessary (typically, this is an OPEN return code that can
can be located in the VSAM Programmer's Guide).
- TND3006
- Unrecognized record on External File
- Explanation:
- While processing a DISPLAY SUMMARY request, TNDUTIL has encountered
a record with an unidentified record type in the prefix area.
- System Action:
- The current request is terminated.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- This is an indication that the VSAM file has
had some type of a corruption occur. Restore the file from the
the last back up and contact North Ridge Software, Inc.
- TND3007
- The OPSYS operand is invalid
- Explanation:
- You have specified an invalid value for the OPSYS operand of the
GLOBALS statement.
- System Action:
- The GLOBALS statement is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- TNDUTIL will attempt to continue with the default setting, but
results will be unpredictable if the default OPSYS is improper.
- TND3014
- Message Index records are no longer used
- Explanation:
- During a DISPLAY SUMMARY command, TNDUTIL discovered one or more
Message Index records in the External File.
- System Action:
- These types of External File records are no longer used and are
ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- You can use TNDUTIL to DELETE the MIX records, if desired.
- TND3082
- No items were located to delete
- Explanation:
- You attempted to DELETE one or more records, but TNDUTIL could
not locate any records with the identified key.
- System Action:
- Nothing is deleted, TNDUTIL scans for the next input command.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Check the specified record key specified on the DELETE command.
The following messages are associated with
and issued by Network Director's
interface to VM Software's VMSECURE product offering.
These messages may appear in Network Director's LOG, but will more typically
appear on the VMSECURE console log (issued by TNDVMS).
- TND8101
- [version information]
- Explanation:
- During initialization Network Director has requested the specific version
of TNDVMS operating via a TNDVMS VERSION request.
- System Action:
- Execution continues.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None, documentation only.
- TND8102
- No Userid was specified
- Explanation:
- The TNDVMS command was operating on a function that required a
userid and none was present.
- System Action:
- The current request is ignored.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Specify a userid on the TNDVMS request.
- TND8103
- [command] is an invalid subcommand
- Explanation:
- TNDVMS could not identify the type of subcommand that was
requested.
- System Action:
- The current request is rejected by TNDVMS.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- Specify one of the valid TNDVMS subcommands.
- TND8104
- [id] is not authorized for TNDVMS
- Explanation:
- The identified virtual machine has not been GRANTed authority
to issue the TNDVMS command.
- System Action:
- The request has been rejected.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- If the virtual machine should be authorized
for TNDVMS, place the appropriate GRANT record in the VMSECURE
CONFIG file.
- TND8109
- Your new password has been accepted
- Explanation:
- The terminal operator has successfully set a new password via
VMSECURE.
- System Action:
- The appropriate VMSECURE directory entries have been updated.
- Operator Response:
- Use the new password value for all subsequent password prompts.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None.
- TND8111
- [name] [phone] [location]
- Explanation:
- The terminal operator has just successfully logged on and TNDVMS
is returning the name (*NM), phone (*PH), and information (*LO)
for the user to Network Director.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None, this information is used internally within Network Director.
- TND8112
- [autoexp] [date] [last logon data]
- Explanation:
- The terminal operator has just successfully logged on and TNDVMS
is returning the AUTOEXP period, date, and the last logon (*LL) data.
- System Action:
- None.
- Operator Response:
- None.
- Network Adminstrator Response:
- None, this information is used internally within Network Director.