IEF287I

Explanation
The DISP parameter of a DD statement was CATLG
or UNCATLG, but the system could not catalog or uncatalog the data
set.
The message lists five volume serial numbers per line until
all the volumes are listed.  A period follows the last volume serial
number. In the message text: dsname
The data set name.
dsp
The disposition of the data set.  If CATLG was specified in the
DD statement, then dsp appears in the message text
as NOT CATLGD (not cataloged) or NOT RECTLGD (not recataloged) or
NOT ROLLED (not rolled in).  NOT ROLLED is issued when a new storage
management subsystem (SMS)-managed generation data group member with
a disposition of CATLG fails to get rolled into the generation data
group base. If UNCATLG was specified in the DD statement, dsp appears
in the message text as NOT UNCTLGD (not uncataloged).
w
Explains why the data set was not cataloged, recataloged, rolled
in, or uncataloged, as follows: w
Explanation
1
A control volume or user catalog was required and a utility program
must be used to catalog the data set.
2
One of the following has occurred: The data set to be cataloged had been cataloged previously. Either
a catalog entry already exists for the DSNAME specified, or a catalog
entry for an ALIAS of another data set matches the DSNAME specified.
The data set to be uncataloged could not be located.
The data set name of the data set to be cataloged in an ICF catalog
has the same low-level qualifier (GnnnnVnn) as a GDG (generation data
group) generation. This is not supported by the ICF catalog.
The data set name of a data set to be cataloged in a user catalog
or CVOL has the same high level qualifiers as the name of a catalog
entry that already exists in the user catalog or CVOL. For example,
data set A.B.C.D cannot be cataloged in a CVOL if A.B or A.B.C is
already in the catalog.
The data set name to be cataloged or uncataloged has been improperly
constructed or modified.  For example, by means of READJFCB and OPEN
TYPE=J.

3
A specified index did not exist.
4
The data set could not be cataloged because space was not available
in the catalog data set.
5
Too many volumes were specified for the data set; because of this,
not enough storage was available to perform the specified cataloging.
6
The data set to be cataloged in a generation index is improperly
named.
7
The data set to be cataloged was not opened and the following
information was not provided on the DD statement or via the retrieved
source (VOL=REF or passed data set): Density
For dual density tape requests only
Recording mode
For requests where compaction information is required

9
One of the following has occurred:An input/output error that cannot be corrected occurred in reading
or writing the catalog because of a GDG sequencing error. This can
happen when the system is trying to catalog a new GDS whose generation
number is lower than an existing GDS, such as when the generation
numbers wrap from G9999V00 to G0001V00.
A catalog is expiration date protected but the purge date has
not passed.
The user is denied access to a catalog by the Resource Access
Control Facility (RACF®). 
The size of the catalog record required to hold all of the information
for the data set would exceed the LRECL of the catalog.

A
The VTOC of a DOS volume could not be converted to OS format.
10
SMS is not active, so the CATLG request for a new SMS-managed
generation data group (GDG) generation could not be processed.  The
generation remains in a deferred roll-in state.
11
A system error occurred while trying to catalog, uncatalog, or
delete a SMS-managed data set. For an error that occurred when trying
to catalog a new SMS-managed GDG generation, the generation remains
in a deferred roll-in state.
12
The security package determined that access to the data set, GDG
base, or catalog was improper, or access to the tape
volume was not allowed. Alter access is required to a TAPEVOL profile.
13
During device allocation, the system did not use Catalog Services
to retrieve the volume or unit information on this dataset. Therefore,
it did not uncatalog the dataset.

ser
The volumes involved, as follows: A 6-digit number:  The serial number of the volume, which contains
labels.
A number beginning with L:  The volume is unlabeled. The number
is an internal serial number assigned by the system to an unlabeled
volume and is of the form xxxyy, where xxx is
the data set number and yy is the volume sequence
number for the data set.

Programmer response
If w is 9 resubmit the
job.
If w is not 9, probable user error.
If w is
1, run the required utility program, making sure the required control
volume is mounted.
If w is 2 or 3, correct
the DSNAME parameter of the DD statement, and submit the job step
again.
If w is 4, increase the size of the
catalog data set or delete unused catalog entries, and use a utility
program to catalog the data set.
If w is
5, reduce the number of volumes specified for the data set.
If w is
6, and dsname is G0000V00, do the following:
Using IEHLIST, list all the data set names for that GDG (generation
data group).
Using IEHPROGM, rename the data sets in the same order as they
exist, starting with G0001V00 or higher. Uncatalog the data sets using
the original data set names, then catalog the data sets using the
new names.

If dsname is not G0000V00, correct
the DSNAME parameter of the DD statement and submit the job step again.
If w is
9, resubmit the job, or catalog the data set using some alternate
method, such as the IDCAMS utility.
If w is
A, either scratch or move the split cylinder data set that is creating
the error, and run the job again.
If w is
10 or 11, and the data set is a new generation data set, use the access
method services command ALTER ROLLIN to roll in the generation data
set. Generation data sets in a deferred roll-in state can be referred
to by their absolute generation numbers.
If w is
12, contact the Security Administrator to obtain proper authorization.

Source
Allocation

Module
IEFAB4A2

Routing code
11

Descriptor code
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