APS400 to APS499

APS400I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: BYTE 0 OF A SELF-DEFINING FIELD IS NOT VALID OR IS UNSUPPORTED IN AN IPD STRUCTURED FIELD.

Explanation:

The Image Picture Data (IPD) structured field is made up of self-defining fields. Byte 0 in each self-defining field identifies the type of self-defining field that follows it. The value of byte 0 in this self-defining field is not one of the supported values. The hex code for the self-defining field is provided in the formatted sense message (APS830I) in the Element Identifier (bytes 16-17). IOCA self-defining fields include:

0—no self-defining field ID provided
70—Begin Segment
71—End Segment
8C—Begin Tile Parameter
8D—End Tile Parameter
8E—Begin Transparency Mask Parameter
8F—End Transparency Mask Parameter
91—Begin Image Content
93—End Image Content
94—Image Size Parameter
95—Image Encoding Parameter
96—Image Data Element Size Parameter
97—Image Look Up Table ID Parameter
98—Band Image Parameter
9B—Image Data Element Structure Parameter
9F—External Algorithm Specification Parameter
B5—Tile Position Parameter
B6—Tile Size Parameter
B7—Tile Set Color Parameter
F4—Set Extended Bi-level Image Color
F6—Set Bi-level Image Color
F8—Set Presentation Space Size
FE92—Image Data
FE9C—Band Image Data
FEB8—Include Tile Parameter
FEBB—Tile TOC Parameter
FECE—Image Subsampling Parameter
FEDE—Color Palette Parameter
nnnn—unrecognized self-defining field

The IPD structured field is contained in an image object. The image object might be contained in a MO:DCA document, an overlay, or a page segment; or it might be embedded in a data set containing line data.

System action:

The printer you were using might try to print the page in error. The entire page might not be printed. If the page in error contains any position errors, exception highlighting might be included on the printed page. PSF continues processing of the current data set with the page following the page in error, unless the printer reported another error that required a more severe PSF recovery action.

User response:

If you created the structured fields for the image object, correct the error and resubmit the print request. See Mixed Object Document Content Architecture Reference, AFPC-0004 for more information about the structured field. If the structured field has no error, the error might be a PSF or printer logic error. If you used a program to create the structured fields for the image object, contact your system programmer.

Operator response:

If this message displays on the operator's console, it indicates that the resource containing the error is defined for a separator page or the message data set in the PSF startup procedure. Inform your system programmer.

System programmer response:

If an IBM® licensed program was used to create the structured fields for the image object with the error, verify that the input to that program was valid. If the input was valid, see PSF for z/OS: Diagnosis for assistance in determining the source of the problem. If the error involves separator pages or the message data set, use the information provided in the User Response section to correct the error.

Problem determination:

Items 2, 8, 13, 17, 27.

APS401I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: THE LENGTH PARAMETER OF AN IMAGE FIELD IS NOT VALID OR IS UNSUPPORTED IN AN IPD STRUCTURED FIELD.

Explanation:

The value specified in the Length parameter of a self-defining field is not valid or is unsupported. The self-defining field is in an Image Picture (IPD) structured field. The hex code for the self-defining field is provided in the formatted sense message (APS830I) in the Element Identifier (bytes 16-17). IOCA self-defining fields include:

0—self-defining field ID not provided
70—Begin Segment
71—End Segment
8C—Begin Tile Parameter
8D—End Tile Parameter
8E—Begin Transparency Mask Parameter
8F—End Transparency Mask Parameter
91—Begin Image Content
93—End Image Content
94—Image Size Parameter
95—Image Encoding Parameter
96—Image Data Element Size Parameter
97—Image Look Up Table ID Parameter
98—Band Image Parameter
9B—Image Data Element Structure Parameter
9F—External Algorithm Specification Parameter
B5—Tile Position Parameter
B6—Tile Size Parameter
B7—Tile Set Color Parameter
F4—Set Extended Bi-level Image Color
F6—Set Bi-level Image Color
F8—Set Presentation Space Size
FE92—Image Data
FE9C—Band Image Data
FEB8—Include Tile Parameter
FEBB—Tile TOC Parameter
FECE—Image Subsampling Parameter
FEDE—Color Palette Parameter
nnnn—unrecognized self-defining field

System action:

User response:

Operator response:

System programmer response:

If an IBM licensed program was used to create the structured fields for the image object with the error, verify that the input to that program was valid. If the input was valid, see PSF for z/OS: Diagnosis for assistance in determining the source of the problem. If the error involves separator pages or the message data set, use the information provided in the User Response section to correct the error.

Problem determination:

Items 2, 8, 13, 17, 27.

APS402I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: A BEGIN SEGMENT FIELD IS OUT OF SEQUENCE IN AN IPD STRUCTURED FIELD.

Explanation:

A Begin Segment field is out of sequence in an Image Picture Data (IPD) structured field. The IPD structured field is contained in an image object. The image object might be contained in a MO:DCA document, an overlay, or a page segment; or it might be embedded in a data set containing line data.

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Problem determination:

Items 2, 8, 13, 17, 27.

APS403I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: AN END SEGMENT FIELD IS OUT OF SEQUENCE IN AN IPD STRUCTURED FIELD.

Explanation:

An End Segment field is out of sequence in an Image Picture Data (IPD) structured field. The IPD structured field is contained in an image object. The image object can be contained in a MO:DCA document, an overlay, or a page segment; or it might be embedded in a data set containing line data.

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Items 2, 8, 13, 17, 27.

APS404I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: A BEGIN IMAGE CONTENT FIELD IS OUT OF SEQUENCE IN AN IPD STRUCTURED FIELD.

Explanation:

A Begin Image Content field is missing, was encountered out of sequence, or (for a printer that does not support multiple image contents) appeared more than once. A Begin Image Content field is contained in an Image Picture Data (IPD) structured field. The IPD structured field is contained in an image object. The image object can be contained in a MO:DCA document, an overlay, an object container, or a page segment; or it might be embedded in a data set containing line data.

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Items 2, 8, 13, 17, 27.

APS405I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: AN END IMAGE CONTENT FIELD IS OUT OF SEQUENCE IN AN IPD STRUCTURED FIELD.

Explanation:

An End Image Content field is missing, was encountered out of sequence in an Image Picture Data (IPD) structured field or (for a printer that does not support multiple image contents) appeared more than once. An End Image Content field must follow an Image Data self-defining field, a Band Image Data self-defining field, or an End Tile self-defining field. The IPD structured field is contained in an image object. The image object might be contained in a MO:DCA document, an overlay, an object container, or a page segment; or it might be embedded in a data set containing line data.

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Items 2, 8, 13, 17, 27.

APS406I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: AN IMAGE SIZE PARAMETER IS MISSING OR OUT OF SEQUENCE IN AN IPD STRUCTURED FIELD.

Explanation:

An Image Size Parameter value is missing or out of sequence in an Image Picture Data (IPD) structured field. The IPD structured field is contained in an image object. The image object might be contained in a MO:DCA document, an overlay, or a page segment; or it might be embedded in a data set containing line data.

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Items 2, 8, 13, 17, 27.

APS407I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: THE IMAGE SIZE CANNOT BE DETERMINED.

Explanation:

An X- or Y-extent value in the Image Size Parameter is 0, but the size of the image in that direction cannot be detected from the image data. The Image Size Parameter is in an Image Picture Data (IPD) structured field.

When the element identifier (bytes 16-17) in the formatted sense message (APS830I) is not zero, the printer might provide the number of one of these error conditions that caused the exception to be reported:

The horizontal size or the vertical size of the Image Size Parameter is zero, but the size of the image in that direction is not detectable from the image data.
An Image Size Parameter within a transparency mask does not match the dimensions of the containing tile.

If the IM1 image resolution within the IID structured field does not match the printer resolution, PSF attempts to convert the IM1 image to Image Object Content Architecture (IOCA), if the printer supports IOCA. During this conversion process, IM1 structured fields are converted to IOCA Intelligent Printer Data Stream (IPDS) commands. If the size of the image specified in the IID structured field is 0, this error might occur.

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Problem determination:

Items 2, 8, 13, 17, 27.

APS408I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: AN UNSUPPORTED VALUE WAS FOUND IN AN IMAGE ENCODING PARAMETER IN AN IPD STRUCTURED FIELD.

Explanation:

A value in the Image Encoding Parameter is unsupported. The parameter is in an Image Picture Data (IPD) structured field. The IPD structured field is contained in an image object. The image object might be contained in a MO:DCA document, an overlay, or a page segment; or it might be embedded in a data set containing line data.

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Items 2, 8, 13, 17, 27.

APS409I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: AN UNSUPPORTED VALUE WAS FOUND IN AN IMAGE DATA ELEMENT SIZE PARAMETER IN AN IPD STRUCTURED FIELD.

Explanation:

A value in an Image Data Element Size Parameter is not valid. The parameter is in an Image Picture Data (IPD) structured field. The IPD structured field is contained in an image object. The image object might be contained in a MO:DCA document, an overlay, or a page segment; or it might be embedded in a data set containing line data.

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Items 2, 8, 13, 17, 27.

APS410I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: THE IDE SIZE IN AN IMAGE DATA ELEMENT SIZE PARAMETER DOES NOT MATCH THE COMPRESSION VALUE IN THE IMAGE ENCODING PARAMETER IN AN IPD STRUCTURED FIELD.

Explanation:

The Image Data Element (IDE) Size in an Image Data Element Size Parameter is inconsistent with the Compression Identifier in the Image Encoding Parameter. The parameters are in an Image Picture Data (IPD) structured field. The IPD structured field is contained in an image object. The image object might be contained in a MO:DCA document, an overlay, or a page segment; or it might be embedded in a data set containing line data.

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Items 2, 8, 13, 17, 27.

APS411I

AN ATTEMPT WAS MADE TO PLACE IMAGE DATA OUTSIDE OF THE IMAGE PRESENTATION SPACE.

Explanation:

An attempt was made to place image data outside of the image presentation space. The image presentation space is a two-dimensional conceptual space in which an image is generated. The space is then mapped onto an output medium. The size of the image presentation space is defined in the Image Data Descriptor (IDD) structured field. The size of the image data is defined in the Image Size Parameter in an Image Picture Data (IPD) structured field. The size of the image data specified in the IPD structured field is too large to fit in the image presentation space specified in the IDD structured field. The IDD and IPD structured fields are in an image object. The image object might be contained in a MO:DCA document, an overlay, or a page segment; or it might be embedded in a data set containing line data.

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Problem determination:

Items 2, 8, 13, 17, 27.

APS412I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: AN INCORRECT VALUE WAS FOUND IN A SELF-DEFINING FIELD IN AN IPD STRUCTURED FIELD.

Explanation:

An incorrect value was found in one of these image self-defining fields:

91 - Begin Image Content
94 - Image size Parameter
96 - Image Data Element Size Parameter
FE9C - Band Image Data

The self-defining fields are in an Image Picture Data (IPD) structured field. The IPD structured field is contained in an image object. The image object might be contained in a MO:DCA document, an overlay, or a page segment; or it might be embedded in a data set containing line data. The hex code for the self-defining field is provided in the formatted sense message (APS830I) in the Element Identifier (bytes 16-17).

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Problem determination:

Items 2, 8, 13, 17, 27.

APS413I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: AN IMAGE ENCODING PARAMETER IS OUT OF SEQUENCE IN AN IPD STRUCTURED FIELD.

Explanation:

An Image Encoding Parameter is out of sequence in an Image Picture Data (IPD) structured field. The IPD structured field is contained in an image object. The image object might be contained in a MO:DCA document, an overlay, or a page segment; or it might be embedded in a data set containing line data.

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Problem determination:

Items 2, 8, 13, 17, 27.

APS414I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: AN IMAGE DATA ELEMENT SIZE PARAMETER IS OUT OF SEQUENCE IN AN IPD STRUCTURED FIELD.

Explanation:

An Image Data Element Size Parameter is out of sequence in an Image Picture Data (IPD) structured field. The IPD structured field is contained in an image object. The image object might be contained in a MO:DCA document, an overlay, or a page segment; or it might be embedded in a data set containing line data.

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Problem determination:

Items 2, 8, 13, 17, 27.

APS415I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: AN IMAGE LOOK-UP TABLE ID PARAMETER VALUE IS OUT OF SEQUENCE IN AN IPD STRUCTURED FIELD.

Explanation:

An Image Look Up Table ID Parameter is out of sequence in an Image Picture Data (IPD) structured field. The IPD structured field is contained in an image object. The image object might be contained in a MO:DCA document, an overlay, or a page segment; or it might be embedded in a data set containing line data.

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Problem determination:

Items 2, 8, 13, 17, 27.

APS416I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: AN UNSUPPORTED LUT IDENTIFIER WAS FOUND IN AN IMAGE LOOK-UP TABLE ID PARAMETER IN AN IPD STRUCTURED FIELD.

Explanation:

The value for the Look-Up Table (LUT) Identifier in the Look-Up Table ID Parameter is unsupported. The parameter is in an Image Picture Data (IPD) structured field. The IPD structured field is contained in an image object. The image object might be contained in a MO:DCA document, an overlay, or a page segment; or it might be embedded in a data set containing line data.

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Problem determination:

Items 2, 8, 13, 17, 27.

APS417I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: AN IMAGE DATA SELF-DEFINING FIELD IS OUT OF SEQUENCE IN AN IPD STRUCTURED FIELD.

Explanation:

An Image Data self-defining field is out of sequence in an Image Picture Data (IPD) structured field. The IPD structured field is contained in an image object. The image object might be contained in a MO:DCA document, an overlay, or a page segment; or it might be embedded in a data set containing line data.

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Problem determination:

Items 2, 8, 13, 17, 27.

APS418I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: THE IMAGE SIZE SPECIFIED IN THE IMAGE SIZE PARAMETER DOES NOT MATCH THE SIZE OF THE IMAGE DATA IN AN IPD STRUCTURED FIELD.

Explanation:

The Image Size value specified in the Image Size Parameter does not match the size of the image data in an Image Data self-defining field. The Image Data field and the Image Size Parameter are both in an Image Picture Data (IPD) structured field. The IPD structured field is contained in an image object. The image object might be contained in a MO:DCA document, an overlay, or a page segment; or it might be embedded in a data set containing line data.

If the IM1 image resolution in the IID structured field does not match the printer resolution, PSF attempts to convert the IM1 image to Image Object Content Architecture (IOCA) (if the printer supports IOCA). During this conversion process, IM1 structured fields are converted to IOCA Intelligent Printer Data Stream (IPDS) commands. If the size of the image specified in the IID structured field does not match the amount of image data within the IRD structured fields, this error might occur.

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Problem determination:

Items 2, 8, 13, 17, 27.

APS419I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: AN UNSUPPORTED UNIT BASE VALUE WAS FOUND IN AN IMAGE SIZE PARAMETER IN AN IPD STRUCTURED FIELD.

Explanation:

The Unit Base value in an Image Size Parameter is not valid. The parameter is in an Image Picture Data (IPD) structured field. The IPD structured field is contained in an image object. The image object might be contained in a MO:DCA document, an overlay, or a page segment; or it might be embedded in a data set containing line data.

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Problem determination:

Items 2, 8, 13, 17, 27. The printer you were using might try to print the page in error. The entire page might not be printed. If the page in error contains any positioning errors, then print-error markers might be included on the printed page. PSF continues processing the current data set with the page following the page in error, unless the printer reported another error that required a more severe PSF recovery action.

APS420I

AN ATTEMPT WAS MADE TO PRINT AN HRI CHARACTER OUTSIDE OF THE BAR CODE PRESENTATION SPACE.

Explanation:

An attempt was made to print a human readable interpretation (HRI) character outside of the bar code presentation space. The bar code presentation space is a two-dimensional conceptual space in which a bar code is generated. The space is then mapped onto an output medium. The size of the bar code presentation space is defined in the Bar Code Data Descriptor (BDD) structured field.

The position of the HRI characters is defined in the Flags byte of the Bar Code Data (BDA) structured field. The position for the placement of the HRI characters caused an HRI character to be located outside of the bar code presentation space. The BDA and BDD structured fields are in a bar code object. The bar code object might be contained in an overlay or a MO:DCA document or it might be embedded in a data set containing line data.

System action:

The printer you were using might try to print the page in error. The entire page might not be printed. If the page in error contains any positioning errors, then print-error markers might be included on the printed page. PSF continues processing the current data set with the page following the page in error, unless the printer reported another error that required a more severe PSF recovery action.

User response:

If you created the structured fields for the bar code object, correct the error and resubmit the print request. See Mixed Object Document Content Architecture Reference, AFPC-0004 for more information about the structured field. If the structured field has no error, the error might be a PSF or printer logic error. If you used a program to create the structured fields for the bar code object, contact your system programmer.

System programmer response:

If an IBM licensed program was used to create the structured fields for the bar code object with the error, verify that the input to that program was valid. If the input was valid, see PSF for z/OS: Diagnosis for assistance in determining the source of the problem. If the error involves separator pages or the message data set, use the information provided in the User Response section to correct the error.

Operator response:

Problem determination:

Items 2, 3, 8, 13, 17.

APS421I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: THE BAR CODE TYPE IN A BAR CODE IS NOT VALID OR IS UNSUPPORTED.

Explanation:

If the bar code is specified as a bar code object, the Bar Code Type specified in a Bar Code Data Descriptor (BDD) structured field is not valid or is unsupported.

If the bar code is specified with the BARCODE subcommand in a page definition, the type name specified by the TYPE parameter on the BARCODE subcommand is not valid.

The bar code object might be contained in a MO:DCA document or in an overlay, or might be associated with a data set that contains line data.

System action:

User response:

If you created the structured fields for the bar code object or the page definition, correct the error and resubmit the print request. See Bar Code Object Content Architecture Reference, AFPC-0005 for more information about bar code objects. See Page Printer Formatting Aid: User’s Guide for more information about creating page definitions. If the structured field or page definition has no error, the error might be a PSF or printer logic error.

If you used a program to create the structured fields for the bar code object, contact your system programmer.

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Operator response:

Problem determination:

Items 2, 3, 8, 13, 17.

APS422I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: THE LOCAL FONT IDENTIFIER IN A BAR CODE IS UNSUPPORTED OR REFERS TO A FONT THAT IS NOT AVAILABLE IN THE PRINTER.

Explanation:

If the bar code is specified as a bar code object, the Local Font Identifier specified in a Bar Code Data Descriptor (BDD) structured field is not valid or is unsupported.

If the bar code is specified with the BARCODE subcommand in a page definition, the name specified by the FONT subcommand on the FIELD command containing the BARCODE subcommand is not valid or is unsupported.

The font ID is unsupported.
The font ID is not mapped to a font.
The font ID is mapped to a font, but the font is not loaded in the printer.
The font type style or code page cannot be determined, but it is required by this symbology for human readable interpretation (HRI).

The bar code object might be contained in a MO:DCA document or in an overlay, or might be associated with a data set that contains line data.

System action:

User response:

If you used a program to create the structured fields for the bar code object, contact your system programmer.

System programmer response:

Operator response:

Problem determination:

Items 2, 3, 8, 13, 17.

APS423I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: THE COLOR IDENTIFIER IN A BAR CODE IS UNSUPPORTED.

Explanation:

If the bar code is specified as a bar code object, the Color Identifier specified in a Bar Code Data Descriptor (BDD) structured field is not valid or is unsupported.

If the bar code is specified with the BARCODE subcommand in a page definition, the color name specified by the BCCOLOR parameter on the BARCODE subcommand is not valid.

The bar code object might be contained in a MO:DCA document or in an overlay, or might be associated with a data set that contains line data.

System action:

Reporting of this exception can be controlled by the Color Fidelity triplet in the Presentation Fidelity Control (PFC) command. The PFC command is contained in a form definition.

When the Color Fidelity triplet sets the CONTINUE field equal to STOP (X'01'), PSF stops processing the data set that was being processed at the time of the error and marks the data set unprintable. PSF releases the current data set back to JES and requests that it be held by the system unless PRTERROR=QUIT was specified on the OUTPUT statement.

When the Color Fidelity triplet sets the CONTINUE field equal to DO NOT STOP (X'02'), one of these occurs:

If the printer supports the PFC Color Fidelity triplet the printer reports this exception if the REPORT field is set to REPORT. PSF continues processing the current data set with the page following the page in error, unless the printer reported another error that required a more severe PSF recovery action. The printer you were using might attempt to print the page in error. The entire page might not be printed. If the page in error contains any positioning errors, then print-error markers might be included on the printed page. If the REPORT field was set to DO NOT REPORT (X'02'), the printer does not report this error to PSF but takes its continuation action and continues processing the page.
If the printer does not support the PFC Color Fidelity triplet, this exception might or might not be reported. In either case the printer takes its continuation action for the page and PSF continues processing the data set with the page following the page in error, unless the printer reported another error that required a more severe PSF recovery action. The printer you were using might attempt to print the page in error. The entire page might not be printed. If the page in error contains any positioning errors, then print-error markers might be included on the printed page.

User response:

If you used a program to create the structured fields for the bar code object, contact your system programmer.

If you submitted the print request to the wrong printer, consult your operator to determine to which printer that data set should be rerouted.

System programmer response:

Operator response:

If you are running under Job Entry Subsystem (JES), use the JES data-set release commands to release the data set to a printer that supports this function. For a JES command to release the data set for printing, see z/OS JES2 Commands or z/OS JES3 Commands .

If this message displays on the operator's console, it indicates that the resource containing the error is defined for a separator page, for the message data set, or as the default resource for user print data sets in the PSF startup procedure. Inform your system programmer.

Problem determination:

Items 2, 3, 8, 13, 17.

APS424I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: THE MODULE WIDTH IN A BAR CODE IS NOT VALID OR IS UNSUPPORTED.

Explanation:

If the bar code is specified as a bar code object, the Module Width specified in a Bar Code Data Descriptor (BDD) structured field is not valid or is unsupported.

If the bar code is specified with the BARCODE subcommand in a page definition, the value specified by the MODWIDTH parameter on the BARCODE subcommand is not valid.

The bar code object might be contained in a MO:DCA document or in an overlay, or might be associated with a data set that contains line data.

System action:

User response:

If you used a program to create the structured fields for the bar code object, contact your system programmer.

System programmer response:

Operator response:

Problem determination:

Items 2, 3, 8, 13, 17.

APS425I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: THE ELEMENT HEIGHT IN A BAR CODE IS NOT VALID OR IS UNSUPPORTED.

Explanation:

If the bar code is specified as a bar code object, the Element Height specified in a Bar Code Data Descriptor (BDD) structured field is not valid or is unsupported.

If the bar code is specified with the BARCODE subcommand in a page definition, the value specified by the HEIGHT parameter on the BARCODE subcommand is not valid.

The bar code object might be contained in a MO:DCA document or in an overlay, or might be associated with a data set that contains line data.

System action:

User response:

If you used a program to create the structured fields for the bar code object, contact your system programmer.

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Operator response:

Problem determination:

Items 2, 3, 8, 13, 17.

APS426I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: THE HEIGHT MULTIPLIER IN A BAR CODE IS NOT VALID.

Explanation:

If the bar code is specified as a bar code object, the Height Multiplier specified in a Bar Code Data Descriptor (BDD) structured field is not valid or is unsupported.

If the bar code is specified with the Bar Code Symbol Descriptor (X'69') triplet in a page definition, the Height Multiplier is not valid.

The bar code object might be contained in a MO:DCA document or in an overlay, or might be associated with a data set that contains line data.

System action:

User response:

If you created the structured fields for the bar code object or the page definition, correct the error and resubmit the print request. See Bar Code Object Content Architecture Reference, AFPC-0005 for more information about bar code objects. SeeAdvanced Function Presentation: Programming Guide and Line Data Reference, S544-3884 for more information about the X'69' triplet.

If the structured field or page definition has no error, the error might be a PSF or printer logic error.

If you used a program to create the structured fields for the bar code object or page definition, contact your system programmer.

System programmer response:

Operator response:

Problem determination:

Items 2, 3, 8, 13, 17.

APS427I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: THE WIDE-TO-NARROW RATIO IN A BAR CODE IS NOT VALID OR IS UNSUPPORTED.

Explanation:

If the bar code is specified as a bar code object, the Wide-to-Narrow Ratio specified in a Bar Code Data Descriptor (BDD) structured field is not valid or is unsupported.

If the bar code is specified with the BARCODE subcommand in a page definition, the value specified by the RATIO parameter on the BARCODE subcommand is not valid.

The bar code object might be contained in a MO:DCA document or in an overlay, or might be associated with a data set that contains line data.

System action:

User response:

If you used a program to create the structured fields for the bar code object, contact your system programmer.

System programmer response:

Operator response:

Problem determination:

Items 2, 3, 8, 13, 17.

APS428I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: THE SYMBOL ORIGIN FOR A BAR CODE SYMBOL IS NOT VALID OR IS UNSUPPORTED.

Explanation:

If the bar code is specified as a bar code object, the Symbol Origin specified in a Bar Code Data Descriptor (BDD) structured field is not valid or is unsupported.

If the bar code is specified with the BARCODE subcommand in a page definition, the x-pos and y-pos values specified by the POSITION subcommand on the FIELD command containing the BARCODE subcommand are not valid or are unsupported.

The horizontal (Xoffset) value is not valid or is unsupported.
The vertical (Yoffset) value is not valid or is unsupported.

The bar code object might be contained in a MO:DCA document or in an overlay, or might be associated with a data set that contains line data.

System action:

User response:

If you used a program to create the structured fields for the bar code object, contact your system programmer.

System programmer response:

Operator response:

Problem determination:

Items 2, 3, 8, 13, 17.

APS429I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: THE BAR CODE MODIFIER IN A BAR CODE IS NOT VALID OR IS UNSUPPORTED.

Explanation:

If the bar code is specified as a bar code object, the Bar Code Modifier specified in a Bar Code Data Descriptor (BDD) structured field is not valid or is unsupported.

If the bar code is specified with the BARCODE subcommand in a page definition, the MOD parameter on the BARCODE subcommand is not valid or is unsupported for the type-name specified by the TYPE parameter on the BARCODE subcommand.

The bar code object might be contained in a MO:DCA document or in an overlay, or might be associated with a data set that contains line data.

System action:

User response:

If you used a program to create the structured fields for the bar code object, contact your system programmer.

System programmer response:

Operator response:

Problem determination:

Items 2, 3, 8, 13, 17.

APS430I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: THE BAR CODE DATA LENGTH IN A BAR CODE IS NOT VALID OR IS UNSUPPORTED.

Explanation:

If the bar code is specified as a bar code object, the length of the bar code data specified in a Bar Code Data Descriptor (BDD) structured field is not valid or is unsupported.

If the bar code is specified with the BARCODE subcommand in a page definition, the value specified by the LENGTH subcommand on the FIELD command containing the BARCODE subcommand is not valid or is unsupported.

The bar code object might be contained in a MO:DCA document or in an overlay, or might be associated with a data set that contains line data.

System action:

User response:

If you used a program to create the structured fields for the bar code object, contact your system programmer.

System programmer response:

Operator response:

Problem determination:

Items 2, 3, 8, 13, 17.

APS431I

THE OBJECT AREA ORIGIN IN AN OBP STRUCTURED FIELD FOR A BAR CODE BLOCK IS OUTSIDE OF THE LOGICAL PAGE.

Explanation:

The bar code block origin is specified in the Object Area Origin parameter of an Object Area Position (OBP) structured field. The origin specified lies outside of the logical page. The origin of the logical page is specified in the Page Position (PGP) structured field. The dimensions of the logical page are specified in the Page Descriptor (PGD) structured field.

The OBP structured field is in a bar code object. The bar code object might be contained in an overlay or a MO:DCA document or it might be embedded in a data set containing line data. The PGD structured field is in the MO:DCA data set, an overlay, or a page definition. The PGP structured field is in a form definition.

System action:

User response:

Change one of these specifications:

The logical page origin, by correcting the form definition.
The logical page size, by correcting the MO:DCA data, the overlay, or the page definition.
The bar code block origin, by correcting the bar code object.

If any of the specifications seem to be correct, this error might be a PSF or printer logic error. Notify your system programmer.

System programmer response:

If an IBM licensed program was used to create the structured fields for the print data set or the resource with the error, verify that the input to that program was valid. If the input was valid, see PSF for z/OS: Diagnosis for assistance in determining the source of the problem.

Operator response:

Problem determination:

Items 2, 3, 8, 13, 17.

APS432I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: A CHECK DIGIT VALUE OF 10 WAS CALCULATED, WHICH IS AN ERROR AS DEFINED BY THE BAR CODE MODIFIER FOR THIS BAR CODE TYPE.

Explanation:

The Bar Code Modifier associated with the Bar Code Type of MSI specified that a check digit value of 10 should be treated as an error condition. A check digit value of 10 was calculated, which means that the bar code data is incorrect.

If the bar code is specified as a bar code object, the bar code data is in a Bar Code Data (BDA) structured field.

If the bar code is specified with the BARCODE subcommand in a page definition, the data is specified by the START and LENGTH subcommands on the FIELD command containing the BARCODE subcommand.

The bar code object might be contained in a MO:DCA document or in an overlay, or might be associated with a data set that contains line data.

System action:

User response:

If you used a program to create the structured fields for the bar code object, contact your system programmer.

System programmer response:

Operator response:

Problem determination:

Items 2, 3, 8, 13, 17.

APS433I

THE HRI LOCATION FOR A BAR CODE IS NOT VALID OR IS UNSUPPORTED.

Explanation:

If the bar code is specified as a bar code object, Human Readable Interpretation (HRI) location specified in the Flag byte in a Bar Code Data Descriptor (BDD) structured field is not valid or is unsupported.

If the bar code is specified with the BARCODE subcommand in a page definition, the value specified by the HRI parameter on the BARCODE subcommand is not valid or is unsupported.

The bar code object might be contained in a MO:DCA document or in an overlay, or might be associated with a data set that contains line data.

System action:

User response:

If you used a program to create the structured fields for the bar code object, contact your system programmer.

System programmer response:

Operator response:

Problem determination:

Items 2, 3, 8, 13, 17.

APS434I

AN ATTEMPT WAS MADE TO PLACE BAR CODE DATA OR THE BAR CODE PRESENTATION SPACE OUTSIDE OF THE DEFINED OUTPUT AREA FOR BAR CODE DATA.

Explanation:

The meaning of this exception depends on the printer that detected it. See your printer publications to determine which of these possibilities applies:

Part of a bar code symbol extends beyond the output area for bar code data. This output area is the intersection of the mapped bar code presentation space with the bar code block.
Part of the bar code presentation space extends beyond the boundaries of the bar code block.
Part of the bar code symbol extends outside the valid printable area.

If the bar code is specified as a bar code object, the size of the bar code presentation space is defined in the Bar Code Data Descriptor (BDD) structured field. The size of the bar code block is defined in the Object Area Descriptor (OBD) structured field. The placement of the bar code symbol is defined in the Bar Code Data (BDA) structured field.

If the bar code is specified with the BARCODE subcommand in a page definition, the START and LENGTH subcommands on the FIELD command containing the BARCODE subcommand determine the data used for the bar code. If the bar code is specified in a page definition, the only possible error is the bar code symbol exceeds the valid printable area.

The bar code object might be contained in a MO:DCA document or in an overlay, or might be associated with a data set that contains line data.

System action:

User response:

If you used a program to create the structured fields for the bar code object, contact your system programmer.

System programmer response:

Operator response:

Problem determination:

Items 2, 3, 8, 13, 17.

APS435I

AN ATTEMPT WAS MADE TO PLACE BAR CODE DATA OR THE BAR CODE PRESENTATION SPACE OUTSIDE OF THE DEFINED OUTPUT AREA FOR BAR CODE DATA.

Explanation:

The meaning of this exception depends on the printer that detected it. See your printer publications to determine which of these possibilities applies:

Part of a bar code symbol extends beyond the output area for bar code data. This output area is the intersection of the mapped bar code presentation space and the bar code block.
Part of the bar code presentation space extends beyond the bar code block boundaries.
Part of the bar code symbol extends outside the valid printable area.

The bar code object might be contained in a MO:DCA document or in an overlay, or might be associated with a data set that contains line data.

System action:

User response:

If the structured field or page definition has no error, the error might be a PSF or printer logic error.

If you used a program to create the structured fields for the bar code object, contact your system programmer.

System programmer response:

Operator response:

Problem determination:

Items 2, 3, 8, 13, 17.

APS436I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: GRAPHICS DATA CONTAINS AN UNSUPPORTED DRAWING ORDER OR COMMAND CODE.

Explanation:

An unsupported drawing order was specified in a Graphics Data (GAD) structured field.
A Begin Segment Introducer was not found in a GAD structured field.
The Parameter Type value in the Drawing Order self-identifying parameter of the Graphics Data Descriptor (GDD) structured field is not valid.

The GAD and GDD structured fields are in a graphics object. The graphics object might be contained in a MO:DCA document, or an overlay, or it might be embedded in a data set containing line data.

System action:

User response:

If you created the structured fields for the graphics object, correct the error and resubmit the print request. See Mixed Object Document Content Architecture Reference, AFPC-0004 for more information about the structured field. If the structured field has no error, the error might be a PSF or printer logic error. If you used a program to create the structured fields for the graphics object, contact your system programmer.

System programmer response:

If an IBM licensed program was used to create the structured fields for the graphics object with the error, verify that the input to that program was valid. If the input was valid, see PSF for z/OS: Diagnosis for assistance in determining the source of the problem. If the error involves separator pages or the message data set, use the information provided in the User Response section to correct the error.

Operator response:

Problem determination:

Items 2, 3, 8, 13, 17.

APS437I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: A GRAPHICS OBJECT CONTAINS AN INCORRECT VALUE.

Explanation:

A reserved byte in a graphics drawing order is not set to 0. Drawing orders are in a Graphics Data (GAD) structured field.
The Parameter Type value in the Set Current Defaults self-identifying parameter of the Graphics Data Descriptor (GDD) structured field is not valid.
The Parameter Length in the Set Current Defaults self-identifying parameter of the GDD structured field is X'04', but the Flag byte is not X'0F'.
The Parameter Length in the Set Current Defaults self-identifying parameter of the GDD structured field is greater than X'04', but the Flag byte is not X'8F'.
A Mask attribute value in the Set Current Defaults self-identifying parameter of the GDD structured field is not valid or is unsupported.

The GAD and GDD structured fields are in a graphics object. The graphics object might be contained in a MO:DCA document, or an overlay, or it might be embedded in a data set containing line data.

System action:

User response:

System programmer response:

Operator response:

Problem determination:

Items 2, 3, 8, 13, 17.

APS438I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: THE LENGTH OF A GRAPHICS DRAWING ORDER IS INCORRECT.

Explanation:

A drawing order in a graphics object has an incorrect length. When the element identifier (bytes 16-17) in the formatted sense message (APS830I) is not zero, the printer might provide the number of one of these error conditions that caused the exception to be reported:

The Flags byte in the Set Current Defaults self-identifying parameter of a Graphics Data Descriptor (GDD) structured field, is X'8F', but the Length field does not contain the value implied by the Mask field.
The Segment Length in a Begin Segment Introducer in a Graphics Data (GAD) structured field is X'0000' for a new segment.
A drawing order in a GAD structured field specifies an incorrect length.
The Flag byte in the Set Current Defaults self-identifying parameter of a GDD structured field is X'0F', but the Length field is not X'04'.
The Flag byte in the Set Current Defaults self-identifying parameter of a GDD structured field is X'8F', and the Length field contains the value implied by the Mask field, but the amount of Data bytes does not match the value in the Length field.

The GAD and GDD structured fields are in a graphics object. The graphics object might be contained in a MO:DCA document, or an overlay, or it might be embedded in a data set containing line data.

System action:

User response:

System programmer response:

Operator response:

Problem determination:

Items 2, 3, 8, 13, 17.

APS439I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: A GRAPHICS DRAWING ORDER IN A GAD STRUCTURED FIELD CONTAINS AN INCORRECT ATTRIBUTE VALUE.

Explanation:

A drawing order in a Graphics Data (GAD) structured field contains an incorrect value for an attribute. The drawing order is contained in a Graphics Data (GAD) structured field. The GAD structured field is contained in a graphics object. The graphics object might be contained in a MO:DCA document or an overlay or it might be embedded in a data set containing line data.

System action:

Reporting of this exception can be controlled by the Color Fidelity triplet in the Presentation Fidelity Control (PFC) command. The PFC command is contained in a form definition.

When the Color Fidelity triplet sets the CONTINUE field equal to DO NOT STOP (X'02'), one of these occurs:

If the printer supports the PFC Color Fidelity triplet the printer reports this exception if the REPORT field is set to REPORT. PSF continues processing the current data set with the page following the page in error, unless the printer reported another error that required a more severe PSF recovery action. The printer you were using might attempt to print the page in error. The entire page might not be printed. If the page in error contains any positioning errors, then print-error markers might be included on the printed page. If the REPORT field was set to DO NOT REPORT (X'02'), the printer does not report this error to PSF but takes its continuation action and continues processing the page.
If the printer does not support the PFC Color Fidelity triplet, this exception might or might not be reported. In either case the printer takes its continuation action for the page and PSF continues processing the data set with the page following the page in error, unless the printer reported another error that required a more severe PSF recovery action. The printer you were using might attempt to print the page in error. The entire page might not be printed. If the page in error contains any positioning errors, then print-error markers might be included on the printed page.

User response:

If you created the structured fields for the IOCA image object, correct the error and resubmit the print request. Contact your operator and ask that your previous print request, which was held, be purged. See Image Object Content Architecture Reference, AFPC-0003 for more information about the contents of the IPD structured field. If the structured field has no error, the error might be a PSF logic error. If you used a program to create the structured fields for the IOCA image object, contact your system programmer.

If you submitted the print request to the wrong printer, consult your operator to determine to which printer that data set should be rerouted.

System programmer response:

Operator response:

Problem determination:

Items 2, 3, 8, 13, 17.

APS440I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: A GRAPHICS DRAWING ORDER IN A GAD STRUCTURED FIELD IS INCOMPLETE.

Explanation:

An incomplete drawing order was specified in a Graphics Data (GAD) structured field. When the element identifier (bytes 16-17) in the formatted sense message (APS830I) is not zero, the printer might provide the number of one of these error conditions that caused the exception to be reported:

The order is a fixed 2-byte order and the second byte is not in the segment.
The order is a self-identifying order and the length byte is not in the segment.
The order is a self-identifying order and the number of bytes following the byte containing the length count to the end of the segment is less than the value of the length count.

The GAD structured field is in a graphics object. The graphics object might be contained in a MO:DCA document, or an overlay, or it might be embedded in a data set containing line data.

System action:

User response:

System programmer response:

Operator response:

Problem determination:

Items 2, 3, 8, 13, 17.

APS441I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: THE PROLOG IN A GAD STRUCTURED FIELD CONTAINS INCORRECT DATA.

Explanation:

A Graphics Data (GAD) structured field contains a Begin Segment Introducer that defines a prolog for a graphics segment. When the element identifier (bytes 16-17) in the formatted sense message (APS830I) is not zero, the printer might provide the number of one of these error conditions that caused the exception to be reported:

A supported drawing order has been encountered that is not valid in a prolog.
The end of the segment was reached and no End Prolog was encountered.

The GAD structured field is contained in a graphics object. The graphics object might be contained in a MO:DCA document or an overlay; or it might be embedded in a data set containing line data.

System action:

User response:

System programmer response:

Operator response:

Problem determination:

Items 2, 3, 8, 13, 17.

APS442I

AN ATTEMPT WAS MADE TO PLACE GRAPHICS DATA OUTSIDE OF THE GRAPHICS PRESENTATION SPACE.

Explanation:

A drawing order attempted to place graphics data outside of the graphics presentation space. The graphics presentation space is a two-dimensional conceptual space in which the graphics data is generated. The space is then mapped onto an output medium. The extent of the graphics presentation space is -32 K to +32 K units. The size of the graphics data is defined in the Begin Image drawing order in the Graphics Data (GAD) structured field. The GAD structured field is contained in a graphics object. The graphics object might be contained in a MO:DCA document or an overlay; or it might be embedded in a data set containing line data.

System action:

User response:

System programmer response:

Operator response:

Problem determination:

Items 2, 3, 8, 13, 17.

APS443I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: A GRAPHICS DRAWING ORDER IN A GAD STRUCTURED FIELD CONTAINS AN UNSUPPORTED ATTRIBUTE VALUE, SUCH AS AN UNSUPPORTED COLOR VALUE.

Explanation:

A drawing order in a Graphics Data (GAD) structured field contains an unsupported value for an attribute. The drawing order is contained in a Graphics Data (GAD) structured field. The GAD structured field is contained in a graphics object. The graphics object might be contained in a MO:DCA document or an overlay or it might be embedded in a data set containing line data.

This message is sometimes issued because an unsupported color value is specified in a Set Color or Set External Color drawing order.

System action:

Reporting of this exception can be controlled by the Color Fidelity triplet in the Presentation Fidelity Control (PFC) command. The PFC command is contained in a form definition.

When the Color Fidelity triplet sets the CONTINUE field equal to DO NOT STOP (X'02'), one of these occurs:

If the printer supports the PFC Color Fidelity triplet the printer reports this exception if the REPORT field is set to REPORT. PSF continues processing the current data set with the page following the page in error, unless the printer reported another error that required a more severe PSF recovery action. The printer you were using might attempt to print the page in error. The entire page might not be printed. If the page in error contains any positioning errors, then print-error markers might be included on the printed page. If the REPORT field was set to DO NOT REPORT (X'02'), the printer does not report this error to PSF but takes its continuation action and continues processing the page.
If the printer does not support the PFC Color Fidelity triplet, this exception might or might not be reported. In either case the printer takes its continuation action for the page and PSF continues processing the data set with the page following the page in error, unless the printer reported another error that required a more severe PSF recovery action. The printer you were using might attempt to print the page in error. The entire page might not be printed. If the page in error contains any positioning errors, then print-error markers might be included on the printed page.

User response:

If you submitted the print request to the wrong printer, consult your operator to determine to which printer that data set should be rerouted.

System programmer response:

Operator response:

Problem determination:

Items 2, 3, 8, 13, 17.

APS444I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: A DEFAULT VALUE SET IN A GDD STRUCTURED FIELD IS NOT VALID OR IS UNSUPPORTED.

Explanation:

The Set Current Defaults self-identifying parameter of a Graphics Data Descriptor (GDD) structured field sets a default in the Data bytes that is not valid or is unsupported. The GDD structured field is in a graphics object. The graphics object might be contained in a MO:DCA document, or an overlay, or it might be embedded in a data set containing line data.

System action:

Reporting of this exception can be controlled by the Color Fidelity triplet in the Presentation Fidelity Control (PFC) command. The PFC command is contained in a form definition.

When the Color Fidelity triplet sets the CONTINUE field equal to DO NOT STOP (X'02'), one of these occurs:

If the printer supports the PFC Color Fidelity triplet the printer reports this exception if the REPORT field is set to REPORT. PSF continues processing the current data set with the page following the page in error, unless the printer reported another error that required a more severe PSF recovery action. The printer you were using might attempt to print the page in error. The entire page might not be printed. If the page in error contains any positioning errors, then print-error markers might be included on the printed page. If the REPORT field was set to DO NOT REPORT (X'02'), the printer does not report this error to PSF but takes its continuation action and continues processing the page.
If the printer does not support the PFC Color Fidelity triplet, this exception might or might not be reported. In either case the printer takes its continuation action for the page and PSF continues processing the data set with the page following the page in error, unless the printer reported another error that required a more severe PSF recovery action. The printer you were using might attempt to print the page in error. The entire page might not be printed. If the page in error contains any positioning errors, then print-error markers might be included on the printed page.

User response:

If you submitted the print request to the wrong printer, consult your operator to determine to which printer that data set should be rerouted.

System programmer response:

Operator response:

Problem determination:

Items 2, 3, 8, 13, 17.

APS445I

PRINTER (prtnnnn) IS UNUSABLE—ASSIGNED TO ANOTHER SYSTEM.

Explanation:

PSF attempted to issue I/O to the printer, but the printer was assigned (reserved) to another system. The printer multi-host feature was enabled, which causes the printer to enforce that only one system can use the printer at a time. The printer detected and reported the error with an action code X'25' (sense byte 2). For more information about this error, see the printer publications for the printer that reported this error.

System action:

PSF issues this message and ends with a system completion code 024 and abend reason code 0E33 or 0E35.

System programmer response:

If you do not need to share the printer among multiple PSF hosts, disable the multi-host feature at the printer console. For more information concerning sharing a printer among multiple PSFs, see PSF for z/OS: Customization.

Operator response:

Determine which system the printer is assigned to and, when appropriate, vary the printer offline from that system and vary the printer online to the desired system. Restart PSF.

Problem determination:

Item 1.

APS446I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: THE SET CHARACTER ANGLE DRAWING ORDER IN A GAD STRUCTURED FIELD SPECIFIES AN UNSUPPORTED CHARACTER ANGLE VALUE.

Explanation:

The Character Angle value specified in a Set Character Angle drawing order is not supported. The drawing order is contained in a Graphics Data (GAD) structured field. The GAD structured field is contained in a graphics object. The graphics object might be contained in a MO:DCA document or an overlay or it might be embedded in a data set containing line data.

System action:

User response:

System programmer response:

Operator response:

Problem determination:

Items 2, 3, 8, 13, 17.

APS447I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: THE END PROLOG DRAWING ORDER IS OUT OF SEQUENCE IN A GAD STRUCTURED FIELD.

Explanation:

PSF found an End Prolog drawing order outside of the prolog section of a graphics segment. The drawing order is contained in a Graphics Data (GAD) structured field. The GAD structured field is contained in a graphics object. The graphics object might be contained in a MO:DCA document or an overlay or it might be embedded in a data set containing line data.

System action:

User response:

System programmer response:

Operator response:

Problem determination:

Items 2, 3, 8, 13, 17.

APS448I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: AN END AREA DRAWING ORDER IS OUT OF SEQUENCE IN A GAD STRUCTURED FIELD.

Explanation:

An End Area drawing order was encountered without a Begin Area drawing order preceding it. The drawing order is contained in a Graphics Data (GAD) structured field. The GAD structured field is contained in a graphics object. The graphics object might be contained in a MO:DCA document or an overlay or it might be embedded in a data set containing line data.

System action:

User response:

System programmer response:

Operator response:

Problem determination:

Items 2, 3, 8, 13, 17.

APS449I

INSUFFICIENT PRINTER STORAGE WAS AVAILABLE TO PROCESS A GRAPHICS OBJECT.

Explanation:

Some areas defined in graphics segments require temporary printer storage for processing. Insufficient temporary printer storage was available to process a graphics segment in a graphics object. The graphics object might be contained in a MO:DCA document, or an overlay, or it might be embedded in a data set containing line data.

System action:

User response:

Simplify the area defined in the graphics segment, and submit the print request again.

System programmer response:

If the error involves separator pages or the message data set, use the information provided in the User Response section to correct the error.

Operator response:

Problem determination:

Items 2, 3, 8, 13, 17.

APS450I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: A BEGIN AREA DRAWING ORDER IS OUT OF SEQUENCE IN A GAD STRUCTURED FIELD.

Explanation:

A Begin Area drawing order was encountered at a time when another Begin Area drawing order was in effect. The drawing orders are contained in a Graphics Data (GAD) structured field. The GAD structured field is contained in a graphics object. The graphics object might be contained in a MO:DCA document or an overlay; or it might be embedded in a data set containing line data.

System action:

User response:

System programmer response:

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Problem determination:

Items 2, 3, 8, 13, 17.

APS451I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: AN END AREA DRAWING ORDER IS MISSING FROM A GAD STRUCTURED FIELD.

Explanation:

A Begin Area drawing order was processed in a graphics segment, and the end of the segment was reached before an End Area drawing order was encountered. The drawing orders are contained in a Graphics Data (GAD) structured field. The GAD structured field is contained in a graphics object. The graphics object might be contained in a MO:DCA document or an overlay; or it might be embedded in a data set containing line data.

System action:

User response:

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Problem determination:

Items 2, 3, 8, 13, 17.

APS452I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: AN UNEXPECTED DRAWING ORDER WAS ENCOUNTERED IN A GAD STRUCTURED FIELD.

Explanation:

A drawing order was encountered within an area defined by a Begin Area drawing order. This drawing order is supported, but is not valid inside an area. The drawing order is contained in a Graphics Data (GAD) structured field. The GAD structured field is contained in a graphics object. The graphics object might be contained in a MO:DCA document or an overlay or it might be embedded in a data set containing line data.

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User response:

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Problem determination:

Items 2, 3, 8, 13, 17.

APS453I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: THE SET PATTERN SET DRAWING ORDER IN A GAD STRUCTURED FIELD CONTAINS AN UNSUPPORTED VALUE.

Explanation:

The Pattern Set Identifier specified in a Set Pattern Set drawing order is not supported. The drawing order is contained in a Graphics Data (GAD) structured field. The GAD structured field is contained in a graphics object. The graphics object might be contained in a MO:DCA document or an overlay or it might be embedded in a data set containing line data.

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Problem determination:

Items 2, 3, 8, 13, 17.

APS454I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: THE PATTERN TYPE SPECIFIED IN A SET PATTERN SYMBOL DRAWING ORDER IN A GAD STRUCTURED FIELD IS UNDEFINED.

Explanation:

The Pattern Type specified in a Set Pattern Symbol drawing order is not defined in the pattern symbol set specified in a Set Pattern Set drawing order. The drawing orders are contained in a Graphics Data (GAD) structured field. The GAD structured field is contained in a graphics object. The graphics object might be contained in a MO:DCA document or an overlay; or it might be embedded in a data set containing line data.

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User response:

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Problem determination:

Items 2, 3, 8, 13, 17.

APS455I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: THE SEGMENT FLAGS IN THE BEGIN SEGMENT INTRODUCER OF A GAD STRUCTURED FIELD ARE NOT VALID.

Explanation:

The Segment Flags in the Begin Segment Introducer of a Graphics Data (GAD) structured field are set to B'10', which is an incorrect value. The GAD structured field is contained in a graphics object. The graphics object might be contained in a MO:DCA document or an overlay; or it might be embedded in a data set containing line data.

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User response:

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Problem determination:

Items 2, 3, 8, 13, 17.

APS456I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: THE SEGMENT FLAGS IN THE BEGIN SEGMENT INTRODUCER OF A GAD STRUCTURED FIELD ARE NOT VALID.

Explanation:

The Segment Flags in the Begin Segment Introducer of a Graphics Data (GAD) structured field are set to B'01', which is an incorrect value. The GAD structured field is contained in a graphics object. The graphics object might be contained in a MO:DCA document or an overlay; or it might be embedded in a data set containing line data.

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User response:

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Problem determination:

Items 2, 3, 8, 13, 17.

APS457I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: BYTE 1 OF THE BEGIN SEGMENT INTRODUCER IS NOT VALID IN A GAD STRUCTURED FIELD.

Explanation:

The Begin Segment Introducer Length parameter (byte 1) is not valid in a Graphics Data (GAD) structured field. The GAD structured field is contained in a graphics object. The graphics object might be contained in a MO:DCA document or an overlay; or it might be embedded in a data set containing line data.

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Problem determination:

Items 2, 3, 8, 13, 17.

APS458I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: LESS DATA WAS FOUND IN THE DRAWING ORDERS FOR A GRAPHICS SEGMENT THAN WAS SPECIFIED IN THE BEGIN SEGMENT INTRODUCER SEGMENT LENGTH PARAMETER IN A GAD STRUCTURED FIELD.

Explanation:

The amount of data in the drawing orders for a graphics segment is less than the segment length specified in the Begin Segment Introducer of a Graphics Data (GAD) structured field. The GAD structured field is contained in a graphics object. The graphics object might be contained in a MO:DCA document or an overlay; or it might be embedded in a data set containing line data.

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Problem determination:

Items 2, 3, 8, 13, 17.

APS459I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: AN IMAGE DATA DRAWING ORDER IS OUT OF SEQUENCE IN A GAD STRUCTURED FIELD.

Explanation:

An Image Data drawing order was encountered without a preceding Begin Image drawing order. The drawing order is contained in a Graphics Data (GAD) structured field. The GAD structured field is contained in a graphics object. The graphics object might be contained in a MO:DCA document or an overlay or it might be embedded in a data set containing line data.

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Problem determination:

Items 2, 3, 8, 13, 17.

APS460I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: THE AMOUNT OF IMAGE DATA FOUND IN AN IMAGE DATA DRAWING ORDER IN A GAD STRUCTURED FIELD DOES NOT MATCH THE SPECIFIED LENGTH.

Explanation:

The amount of image data found in an Image Data drawing order does not match the Length parameter specified in that drawing order. The drawing order is contained in a Graphics Data (GAD) structured field. The GAD structured field is contained in a graphics object. The graphics object might be contained in a MO:DCA document or an overlay or it might be embedded in a data set containing line data.

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Problem determination:

Items 2, 3, 8, 13, 17.

APS461I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: AN END IMAGE DRAWING ORDER IS OUT OF SEQUENCE IN A GAD STRUCTURED FIELD.

Explanation:

An End Image drawing order was encountered that is not preceded by a Begin Image drawing order. The drawing order is contained in a Graphics Data (GAD) structured field. The GAD structured field is contained in a graphics object. The graphics object might be contained in a MO:DCA document or an overlay or it might be embedded in a data set containing line data.

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User response:

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Problem determination:

Items 2, 3, 8, 13, 17.

APS462I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: THE NUMBER OF DRAWING ORDERS IN A GAD STRUCTURED FIELD IS INCORRECT.

Explanation:

The number of drawing orders between the Begin Image and End Image drawing orders is not equal to the value specified in the Image Height parameter in the Begin Image drawing order. The drawing orders are contained in a Graphics Data (GAD) structured field. The GAD structured field is contained in a graphics object. The graphics object might be contained in a MO:DCA document or an overlay; or it might be embedded in a data set containing line data.

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Problem determination:

Items 2, 3, 8, 13, 17.

APS463I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: THE SET MARKER SET DRAWING ORDER IN A GAD STRUCTURED FIELD CONTAINS AN UNSUPPORTED VALUE.

Explanation:

The Local Marker Set Identifier specified in a Set Marker Set drawing order is not supported. The drawing order is contained in a Graphics Data (GAD) structured field. The GAD structured field is contained in a graphics object. The graphics object might be contained in a MO:DCA document or an overlay or it might be embedded in a data set containing line data.

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Problem determination:

Items 2, 3, 8, 13, 17.

APS464I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: THE MARKER SYMBOL SPECIFIED IN A SET MARKER SYMBOL DRAWING ORDER IN A GAD STRUCTURED FIELD IS UNDEFINED.

Explanation:

The Marker Symbol specified in a Set Marker Symbol drawing order is not defined in the marker symbol set specified in the Set Marker Set drawing order. The drawing orders are contained in a Graphics Data (GAD) structured field. The GAD structured field is contained in a graphics object. The graphics object might be contained in a MO:DCA document or an overlay; or it might be embedded in a data set containing line data.

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Problem determination:

Items 2, 3, 8, 13, 17.

APS465I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: THE MARKER SYMBOL SPECIFIED IN A SET MARKER SYMBOL DRAWING ORDER IN A GAD STRUCTURED FIELD IS NOT SUPPORTED IN THE CURRENT MARKER SYMBOL SET.

Explanation:

The Marker Symbol specified in a Set Marker Symbol drawing order is not supported in the marker symbol set specified in the Set Marker Set drawing order. The drawing orders are contained in a Graphics Data (GAD) structured field. The GAD structured field is contained in a graphics object. The graphics object might be contained in a MO:DCA document or an overlay; or it might be embedded in a data set containing line data.

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User response:

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Problem determination:

Items 2, 3, 8, 13, 17.

APS466I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: THE CHARACTER SET SPECIFIED IN A SET CHARACTER SET DRAWING ORDER IN A GAD STRUCTURED FIELD IS NOT AVAILABLE IN THE PRINTER OR CANNOT BE USED WITH THE CURRENT PRINT QUALITY LEVEL.

Explanation:

The Local Character Set Identifier that is specified in a Set Character Set drawing order or as a current default, and then is later used by a Character String drawing order, contains an error. When the element identifier (bytes 16-17) in the formatted sense message (APS830I) is not zero, the printer might provide the number of one of these error conditions that caused the exception to be reported:

The Local Character Set Identifier is not mapped to a font or symbol set.
The Local Character Set Identifier was mapped to a font or symbol set that is not loaded in the printer.
The Local Character Set Identifier was mapped to a font or symbol set, but is not supported at the current print quality level.

The print quality level is specified in the Medium Modification Control (MMC) structured field in the form definition. The drawing order is contained in a Graphics Data (GAD) structured field. The GAD structured field is contained in a graphics object. The graphics object might be contained in a MO:DCA document or an overlay or it might be embedded in a data set containing line data.

System action:

User response:

Change one of these specifications:

The print quality level in the form definition
The character set identifier in the graphics object

If the character set originally specified should be supported at the specified print quality level, this error might be a PSF or printer logic error. Notify your system programmer.

System programmer response:

If the error involves separator pages or the message data set, use the information provided in the User Response section to correct the error. If you suspect a PSF logic error, follow the procedures described in PSF for z/OS: Diagnosis before contacting the IBM Support Center.

Operator response:

Problem determination:

Items 2, 3, 8, 13, 17.

APS467I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: A GRAPHICS CHARACTER CODE IN A GAD STRUCTURED FIELD IS UNDEFINED OR UNAVAILABLE IN THE CURRENT CHARACTER SET.

Explanation:

A graphics character code in a Character String drawing order is undefined or points to a character pattern that is not available in the character set specified in the Set Character Set drawing order. The drawing orders are contained in a Graphics Data (GAD) structured field. The GAD structured field is contained in a graphics object. The graphics object might be contained in a MO:DCA document or an overlay; or it might be embedded in a data set containing line data.

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Problem determination:

Items 2, 3, 8, 13, 17.

APS468I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: A GRAPHICS CHARACTER CODE IN A GAD STRUCTURED FIELD IS UNDEFINED OR UNAVAILABLE IN THE CURRENT CHARACTER SET.

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Items 2, 3, 8, 13, 17.

APS469I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: THE SYMBOL SET SPECIFIED IN A SET CHARACTER SET DRAWING ORDER IN A GAD STRUCTURED FIELD DOES NOT HAVE THE CHARACTER ATTRIBUTES SPECIFIED IN THE GDD STRUCTURED FIELD.

Explanation:

The symbol set specified in a Set Character Set drawing order cannot support the functions of the character attributes specified in the corresponding Graphics Data Descriptor (GDD) structured field. The drawing order is in a Graphics Data (GAD) structured field. The GAD and GDD structured fields are in a graphics object. The graphics object might be contained in a MO:DCA document, or an overlay, or it might be embedded in a data set containing line data.

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Problem determination:

Items 2, 3, 8, 13, 17.

APS470I

THE OVERLAY NESTING LIMIT OF THE PRINTER WAS EXCEEDED.

Explanation:

While processing an overlay, the printer is unable to include a nested overlay because the nesting limit of the printer has been exceeded (possible logic error).
While processing an overlay, the printer is unable to include a page segment because the nesting limit of the printer has been exceeded. The excessive page segment nesting in a page prevented the processing of an overlay or page segment.

System action:

The printer you were using might try to print the page in error, or might print only part of the page. If the page containing the error contains any positioning errors, print-error markers might be included on the printed page. PSF stops processing and printing the data set.

User response:

If the printed output is not acceptable, use smaller or fewer page segments in the overlay.

System programmer response:

If the error involves separator pages or the message data set, use the information provided in the User Response section to correct the error.

Operator response:

Problem determination:

Items 1, 2, 17, 27.

APS471I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: THE OBJECT AREA ORIENTATION PARAMETER IS NOT VALID IN AN OBP STRUCTURED FIELD.

Explanation:

If you are printing bar code objects, graphics objects, or image objects, or presentation text objects, the Object Area Orientation parameter in an Object Area Position (OBP) structured field contains an incorrect value. The OBP structured field is in the Object Environment Group (OEG) of the bar code, graphics, or image object. For presentation text objects, the OBP might be in the OEG for the presentation text object.

If the bar code is specified with a BARCODE subcommand in a page definition, the text orientation on the Line Descriptor (LND), Record Descriptor (RCD), or XML Descriptor (XMD) is not valid.

The bar code object, graphics object, image object, or presentation text object might be contained or referenced in a MO:DCA document or an overlay, or might be associated with a data set that contains line data.

System action:

User response:

If you created the structured fields for the page definition, correct the error and resubmit the print request. See Advanced Function Presentation: Programming Guide and Line Data Reference, S544-3884 for more information about the LND, RCD, or XMD structured field.

If the structured field has no error, the error might be a PSF or printer logic error.

If you used a program to create the structured fields for the object, contact your system programmer.

System programmer response:

If an IBM licensed program was used to create the structured fields for the object with the error, verify that the input to that program was valid. If the input was valid, see PSF for z/OS: Diagnosis for assistance in determining the source of the problem. If the error involves separator pages or the message data set, use the information provided in the User Response section to correct the error.

Operator response:

Problem determination:

Items 2, 3, 8, 13, 17.

APS473I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: THE OBJECT CONTENT ORIGIN PARAMETER IS INCORRECT OR IS UNSUPPORTED IN AN OBP STRUCTURED FIELD.

Explanation:

The Object Content Origin parameter in an Object Area Position (OBP) structured field contains an incorrect or unsupported value. The OBP structured field is in the Object Environment Group of a bar code, graphics, image, or presentation text object, or an object container. The bar code, graphics, image, or presentation text object, or the object container might be contained or referenced in a MO:DCA document or a resource, or it might be embedded in a data set containing line data.

System action:

User response:

If you created the structured fields for the object, correct the error and resubmit the print request. See Mixed Object Document Content Architecture Reference, AFPC-0004 for more information about the structured field. If the structured field has no error, the error might be a PSF or printer logic error. If you used a program to create the structured fields for the object, contact your system programmer.

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Operator response:

Problem determination:

Items 2, 3, 8, 13, 17.

APS474I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: THE UNITS PER UNIT BASE SPECIFIED FOR THE OBJECT ARE INCORRECT.

Explanation:

The Units per Unit Base parameter in the IOB that included the object or in a Graphics Data Descriptor (GDD), Image Data Descriptor (IDD), Bar Code Data Descriptor (BDD), Container Data Descriptor (CDD), or Object Area Descriptor (OBD) structured field is not valid or is unsupported.
The units per unit base specified for the Y coordinate in the GDD or BDD structured field is not equal to the units per unit base specified for the X coordinate.
The value specified in the IMXYRES field in the GDD structured field is not valid.

If the IM1 image resolution within the IID structured field does not match the printer resolution, PSF attempts to convert the IM1 image to IOCA, if the printer supports IOCA. During this conversion process, IM1 structured fields are converted to IOCA IPDS commands. Because IM1 structured fields do not contain L-Units per Unit Base parameters, the L-Units are determined from the PGD used for the page. The bar code, graphics, image, or presentation text object might be contained or referenced in a MO:DCA document, an overlay, or a page segment, or it might be embedded in a data set containing line data.

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Problem determination:

Items 2, 3, 8, 13, 17.

APS475I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: THE X OR Y EXTENT SPECIFIED FOR THE OBJECT IS NOT VALID.

Explanation:

The Xg and Yg coordinates for a Graphics Data Descriptor (GDD), the X, Y sizes for an Image Data Descriptor (IDD), the X, Y extents for a Bar Code Data Descriptor (BDD), or the size for a Container Data Descriptor (CDD), Object Area Descriptor (OBD), or Include Object (IOB) that included the object are not valid or are unsupported.
The graphics presentation space window specified in the GDD structured field is defined incorrectly (the Xg left limit is equal to or to the right of the Xg right limit, or the Yg bottom limit is equal to or above the Yg top limit).

The bar code, graphics, image, or presentation text object might be contained or referenced in a MO:DCA document, an overlay, or a page segment, or it might be embedded in a data set containing line data.

If the bar code is specified with the BARCODE subcommand in a page definition, the values specified for the WIDTH parameter, the HEIGHT parameter, or both on the active PAGEFORMAT command or PAGEDEF command are not valid or are unsupported.

System action:

User response:

If you created the structured fields for the object or you created the page definition, correct the error and resubmit the print request. See Mixed Object Document Content Architecture Reference, AFPC-0004 for more information about the structured field. See Page Printer Formatting Aid: User’s Guide for more information about creating page definitions.

If the structured field has no error, the error might be a PSF or printer logic error.

If you used a program to create the structured fields for the object, contact your system programmer.

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Operator response:

Problem determination:

Items 2, 3, 8, 13, 17.

APS476I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: THE HORIZONTAL COORDINATE FOR THE IMAGE BLOCK ORIGIN PARAMETER IS OUT OF RANGE IN AN IOC STRUCTURED FIELD.

Explanation:

The Horizontal Coordinate for the Image Block Origin parameter is out of range in an Image Output Control (IOC) structured field. The value is specified in absolute X-units. The image block or image cell might be contained in an overlay, a page segment, or a MO:DCA document. It might also be embedded in a data set containing line data by using a Begin Image (BIM) structured field.

System action:

User response:

If you created the structured fields for the resource or print data set containing the image, correct the error in the referenced structured field and resubmit the print request. See Mixed Object Document Content Architecture Reference, AFPC-0004 for more information about the structured field. If the structured field has no error, the error might be a PSF or printer logic error. If you used a program to create the structured fields for the resource or print data set containing the image, contact your system programmer.

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Operator response:

Problem determination:

Items 2, 3, 8, 13, 17.

APS477I

AN ATTEMPT WAS MADE TO PRINT AN OBJECT OUTSIDE OF THE VALID PRINTABLE AREA.

Explanation:

An attempt was made to print a bar code, graphics, or image object outside of the valid printable area. The valid printable area is the intersection (common space) of the physical page with one of these:

The logical page
The overlay
The user-printable area defined within the logical page

Data in an image, graphics, or bar code object falls at least partly outside of the valid printable area.

The logical page size is defined in the Page Descriptor (PGD) structured field. The logical page origin is defined in the Page Position (PGP) structured field. The PGD structured field can be in the MO:DCA data, in an overlay, or in a page definition. The PGP structured field is in a form definition.

System action:

User response:

Ensure that the correct form was loaded in the printer. If it was, change one of these specifications:

The logical page size in the MO:DCA data, overlay, or page definition
The logical page origin in the form definition
The object origin in the Object Area Position (OBP) structured field in the object
The object size in the Object Area Descriptor (OBD) structured field in the object

If all of the specifications seem correct, the error might be a PSF or printer logic error. Notify your system programmer.

System programmer response:

Operator response:

Problem determination:

Items 2, 3, 8, 13, 17.

APS478I

AN ATTEMPT WAS MADE TO PRINT AN OBJECT OUTSIDE OF THE VALID PRINTABLE AREA.

Explanation:

The logical page
The overlay
The user-printable area defined in the logical page

Data in an image, graphics, or bar code object falls at least partly outside of the valid printable area.

If the IM1 image resolution within the IID structured field does not match the printer resolution, PSF attempts to convert the IM1 image to Image Object Content Architecture (IOCA) (if the printer supports IOCA). During this conversion process, IM1 structured fields are converted to IOCA Intelligent Printer Data Stream (IPDS) commands. IM1 images that fall outside of the logical page would cause this error.

System action:

User response:

Ensure that the correct form was loaded in the printer. If it was, change one of these specifications:

The logical page size in the MO:DCA data, overlay, or page definition
The logical page origin in the form definition
The object origin in the Object Area Position (OBP) structured field in the object
The object size in the Object Area Descriptor (OBD) structured field in the object

If all of the specifications seem correct, the error might be a PSF or printer logic error. Notify your system programmer.

System programmer response:

Operator response:

Problem determination:

Items 2, 3, 8, 13, 17.

APS479I

PRINTER (prtnnnn) IS UNUSABLE—NOT ASSIGNED TO THIS SYSTEM.

Explanation:

PSF attempted to issue I/O to the printer, but the printer was not assigned (reserved) to this system. The printer multi-host feature was enabled, which causes the printer to enforce that only one system can use the printer at a time. The printer detected and reported the error with an action code X'24' (sense byte 2). For more information about this error, see the printer publications for the printer that reported this error.

System action:

PSF issues this message and ends with a system completion code 024 and abend reason code 0E34 or 0E36.

System programmer response:

If you do not need to share the printer among multiple PSF for z/OS hosts, disable the multi-host feature at the printer console. For more information concerning the sharing of a printer among multiple PSFs, see PSF for z/OS: Customization.

Operator response:

Determine which system the printer should be assigned to and, when available, vary the printer online to the system. This action might require the printer be varied offline from another system. Restart PSF.

Problem determination:

Item 1.

APS480I

THE ERROR SENSE BYTES 0–7 = error sense bytes 0—7, SENSE BYTES 8–18 = error sense bytes 8–18, SPECIFICATION GROUP = specification group, PAGE IDENTIFIER = page identifier.

Explanation:

This message formats and presents the 24 printer sense bytes that were reported to PSF at the time of an I/O error. A message describing the specific I/O error accompanies this message.

error sense bytes 0—7 are the first 8 bytes in the sense data, reported in hexadecimal.
error sense bytes 8—18 are the next 11 bytes in the sense data, reported in hexadecimal.
specification group is byte 19 of the sense data (reported in hexadecimal), which identifies the group number for specification check exceptions.
page identifier is the last 4 bytes in the sense data (reported in hexadecimal), which identify the page containing the error.

System action:

See the accompanying messages for the system action that was taken.

User response:

See the specific error conditions described in the accompanying messages to determine an appropriate response.

Operator response:

System programmer response:

If the accompanying messages are not sufficient to identify the problem, use the sense data to analyze the problem. For more information about printer sense bytes and the specific error, see the printer publications for the printer that reported this error.

Problem determination:

Items 2, 17, 27.

APS481I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: AN ARC DRAWING ORDER IN A GAD STRUCTURED FIELD CAUSED AN ARC ENDING ERROR.

Explanation:

A Full Arc or Full Arc at Current Position drawing order has an error in its coordinate values so that the starting and ending points of the arc are identical. The drawing order is contained in a Graphics Data (GAD) structured field. The GAD structured field is contained in a graphics object. The graphics object might be contained in a MO:DCA document or an overlay or it might be embedded in a data set containing line data.

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User response:

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Problem determination:

Items 2, 3, 8, 13, 17.

APS482I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: AN ARC DRAWING ORDER IN A GAD STRUCTURED FIELD CONTAINS ERRORS.

Explanation:

A Full Arc or Full Arc at Current Position drawing order has an error in its coordinate values so that it might not be possible to draw the arc within the normal limits of pel accuracy. The drawing order is contained in a Graphics Data (GAD) structured field. The GAD structured field is contained in a graphics object. The graphics object might be contained in a MO:DCA document or an overlay or it might be embedded in a data set containing line data.

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Problem determination:

Items 2, 3, 8, 13, 17.

APS483I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: AN END IMAGE DRAWING ORDER IS MISSING FROM A GAD STRUCTURED FIELD.

Explanation:

A Begin Image drawing order was processed in a graphics segment, and the end of the segment was reached before an End Image drawing order was encountered. The drawing order is contained in a Graphics Data (GAD) structured field. The GAD structured field is contained in a graphics object. The graphics object might be contained in a MO:DCA document or an overlay or it might be embedded in a data set containing line data.

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User response:

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Problem determination:

Items 2, 3, 8, 13, 17.

APS484I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: A DRAWING ORDER IS OUT OF SEQUENCE IN A GAD STRUCTURED FIELD.

Explanation:

A Begin Image drawing order was processed in a graphics segment, and a drawing order that is not allowed to follow that drawing order was encountered. The drawing orders are contained in a Graphics Data (GAD) structured field. The GAD structured field is contained in a graphics object. The graphics object might be contained in a MO:DCA document or an overlay; or it might be embedded in a data set containing line data.

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User response:

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Problem determination:

Items 2, 3, 8, 13, 17.

APS485I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: THE IMAGE FORMAT SPECIFIED IN A BEGIN IMAGE DRAWING ORDER IN A GAD STRUCTURED FIELD IS NOT SUPPORTED.

Explanation:

The Image Format value specified in a Begin Image drawing order is not supported. The drawing order is contained in a Graphics Data (GAD) structured field. The GAD structured field is contained in a graphics object. The graphics object might be contained in a MO:DCA document or an overlay or it might be embedded in a data set containing line data.

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User response:

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Problem determination:

Items 2, 3, 8, 13, 17.

APS486I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: THE IMAGE WIDTH SPECIFIED IN A BEGIN IMAGE DRAWING ORDER IN A GAD STRUCTURED FIELD IS TOO LARGE.

Explanation:

The Image Width value specified in a Begin Image drawing order exceeds the maximum supported image width. The drawing order is contained in a Graphics Data (GAD) structured field. The GAD structured field is contained in a graphics object. The graphics object might be contained in a MO:DCA document or an overlay or it might be embedded in a data set containing line data.

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User response:

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Problem determination:

Items 2, 3, 8, 13, 17.

APS487I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: THE IMAGE HEIGHT SPECIFIED IN A BEGIN IMAGE DRAWING ORDER IN A GAD STRUCTURED FIELD IS TOO LARGE.

Explanation:

The Image Height value specified in a Begin Image drawing order exceeds the maximum supported image height. The drawing order is contained in a Graphics Data (GAD) structured field. The GAD structured field is contained in a graphics object. The graphics object might be contained in a MO:DCA document or an overlay or it might be embedded in a data set containing line data.

System action:

User response:

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Operator response:

Problem determination:

Items 2, 3, 8, 13, 17.

APS488I

AN ATTEMPT WAS MADE TO DRAW A LINE OUTSIDE OF THE GRAPHICS PRESENTATION SPACE.

Explanation:

A Relative Line or Relative Line at Current Position drawing order attempted to draw a line outside of the graphics presentation space. The graphics presentation space is a two-dimensional conceptual space in which the graphics data is generated. The space is then mapped onto an output medium. The extent of the graphics presentation space is -32 K to +32 K units. The end points of the line are defined in the drawing order. The drawing order is contained in a Graphics Data (GAD) structured field. The GAD structured field is contained in a graphics object. The graphics object might be contained in a MO:DCA document or an overlay or it might be embedded in a data set containing line data.

System action:

User response:

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Operator response:

Problem determination:

Items 2, 3, 8, 13, 17.

APS489I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: A SEGMENT CHARACTERISTICS DRAWING ORDER IS OUT OF SEQUENCE IN A GAD STRUCTURED FIELD.

Explanation:

A Segment Characteristics drawing order was encountered outside of a segment prolog. The drawing order is contained in a Graphics Data (GAD) structured field. The GAD structured field is contained in a graphics object. The graphics object might be contained in a MO:DCA document or an overlay or it might be embedded in a data set containing line data.

System action:

User response:

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Operator response:

Problem determination:

Items 2, 3, 8, 13, 17.

APS490I

THE ERROR SENSE BYTES 0–2 = error sense bytes 0–2.

Explanation:

This message presents the three printer sense bytes that were reported to PSF at the time of an I/O error.

System action:

See the accompanying messages for the system action that was taken.

User response:

System programmer response:

To determine an appropriate response, see the specific error conditions described in the accompanying messages. If the accompanying messages are not sufficient to identify the problem, use the sense data to analyze the problem. For more information about printer sense bytes and the specific error, see the printer publications for the printer that reported this error. If the error condition persists, follow the procedures described in PSF for z/OS: Diagnosis before consulting the IBM Support Center.

Operator response:

If this message displays on the operator's console, it indicates that PSF cannot be initialized or cannot print a separator page or error messages. Inform your system programmer that this error occurred.

Problem determination:

Items 2, 17, 27.

APS491I

THE PRINT QUALITY LEVEL SPECIFIED IN THE FORMDEF CANNOT BE PROVIDED BY THE SELECTED FONT.

Explanation:

The font selected to print the data cannot provide the print quality level specified in the Medium Modification Control (MMC) structured field. When the element identifier (bytes 16-17) in the formatted sense message (APS830I) is not zero, the printer might provide the number of one of these error conditions that caused the exception to be reported:

The combination of parameters specified for a font is unsupported when used with the specified print quality level.
A requested character set for a font mapped on the page is not valid or is unsupported, or is not valid with the other font parameters.

The MMC structured field is in the form definition. The selected font is specified in the MO:DCA data, page definition, or overlay, or with the JCL CHARS option. If no font was explicitly specified, the default printer font was being used.

System action:

PSF stops processing and printing the page.

User response:

If the print quality and font used by the printer are acceptable, no response is necessary. If the specified print quality level is required, select a font that can be printed at that print quality level, and resubmit the print request. If the selected font is required, specify a print quality level in the form definition that is supported by that font, and resubmit the print request. To determine the print quality level that each font supports, see the documentation provided with the printer.

System programmer response:

If the error involves separator pages or the message data set, use the information provided in the User Response section to correct the error.

Operator response:

Problem determination:

Items 2, 3, 8, 13, 17.

APS492I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: THE SPECIFIED FONT CANNOT BE PRINTED IN THE SPECIFIED ORIENTATION.

Explanation:

A Set Coded Font Local (SCFL) text control in a Presentation Text Data (PTX) structured field named a font that was not available in the printer in the orientation specified in a Set Text Orientation (STO) text control.
An STO text control, when combined with the current print direction, results in a print direction that the printer does not support.
The current print direction is not valid, is unsupported, or is unsupported within the current text orientation.

The STO text control is embedded in a PTX structured field or was generated by PSF from a page definition. The Presentation Text Data (PTX) structured field might be contained in a MO:DCA document, an overlay, or a page segment; or it might be embedded in a data set containing line data.

System action:

PSF stops the processing and printing of the page.

User response:

If you created the structured fields for the print data set or the resource, correct the error and resubmit the print request. See Mixed Object Document Content Architecture Reference, AFPC-0004 for more information about the structured field. If the structured field has no error, the error might be a PSF logic error. If you used a program to create the structured fields for the print data set or the resource, contact your system programmer.

System programmer response:

Operator response:

Problem determination:

Items 1, 2, 17, 27.

APS493I

AN ATTEMPT WAS MADE TO USE A RESIDENT SYMBOL SET OR RESIDENT FONT THAT IS NOT VALID OR IS NOT SUPPORTED BY THIS PRINTER.

Explanation:

A resident symbol set or resident font specified for this print data set is not valid, or is not supported by this printer. The name of the symbol set or font could have been specified in the JCL CHARS parameter or in a Map Coded Font (MCF) structured field. The MCF structured field is contained in a MO:DCA document, an overlay, or a page definition.

PSF uses the PSF Resident Font Table (APSRFTBL) to map the font or symbol set name to a Global Resource Identifier (GRID), which is then used to identify the font or symbol set in the printer. The symbol set or font was defined in APSRFTBL, but was not recognized by the printer.

System action:

PSF stops the processing and printing of the page.

User response:

Inform your system programmer that this error occurred.

System programmer response:

If necessary, modify the entry in the APSRFTBL for the symbol set or font named by the print-job submitter. Ensure that the requested font or symbol set is mapped to a valid GRID. If the current entry seems to be valid, follow the procedures described in PSF for z/OS: Diagnosis before contacting the IBM Support Center.

Operator response:

Problem determination:

Items 1, 2, 17, 27.

APS494I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: THE IMAGE BLOCK ORIGIN IS INCORRECT OR IS UNSUPPORTED.

Explanation:

The reference coordinate system for the image object is not valid or is unsupported.
The X-axis origin for object content in an Include Object (IOB) or Object Area Position (OBP) structured field is not valid or is unsupported.
The Y-axis origin for object content in an Include Object (IOB) or Object Area Position (OBP) structured field is not valid or is unsupported.

The IOB structured field is contained in a print data set, overlay, or page definition. The OBP structured field is in the Object Environment Group of an image or the Active Environment Group (AEG) for the page. The image block or image cell might be embedded in a data set containing line data by using a Begin Image (BIM) structured field.

If the printer does not support Image Object Content Architecture (IOCA), PSF might have converted your IOCA image to an IM1 image. In this case, the incorrect value is in the OBP structured field.

System action:

If the image is in a page, the printer you were using might try to print the page in error. The entire page might not be printed. If the page in error contains any positioning errors, then print-error markers might be included on the printed page. PSF continues the processing of the current data set with the page following the page in error, unless the printer reported another error that required a more severe PSF recovery action. If the image is in a resource, PSF stops processing the data set that uses the resource in error.

User response:

System programmer response:

Operator response:

Problem determination:

Items 2, 3, 8, 13, 17.

APS495I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: THE VERTICAL COORDINATE FOR THE IMAGE BLOCK ORIGIN PARAMETER IS OUT OF RANGE IN AN IOC STRUCTURED FIELD.

Explanation:

The Vertical Coordinate for the Image Block Origin parameter is out of range in an Image Output Control (IOC) structured field. The value is specified in absolute Y-units. The image block or image cell might be contained in an overlay, a page segment, or a MO:DCA document. It can also be embedded in a data set containing line data by using a Begin Image (BIM) structured field.

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Problem determination:

Items 2, 3, 8, 13, 17.

APS496I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD OR RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: THE COMPRESSION ALGORITHM SPECIFIED IN AN IPD STRUCTURED FIELD WAS UNSUCCESSFUL IN DECOMPRESSING THE IMAGE DATA.

Explanation:

The Compression Identifier specified in the Image Encoding parameter of an Image Picture Data (IPD) structured field could not be successfully used to extract the image data. When the element identifier (bytes 16-17) in the formatted sense message (APS830I) is not zero, the printer might provide the number of one of these error conditions that caused the exception to be reported:

The image data was not encoded according to the compression or recording algorithm specified in the Image Encoding parameter.
The image data could not be decoded successfully by using the size values specified in the Image Size parameter. This condition applies to compression or recording algorithms that do not permit the image size to be encoded in the image data.
The image data was not in complete accordance with the compression algorithm specified in the Image Encoding parameter.
The image data is encoded by using the algorithm specified in the Image Encoding parameter, but uses a function of the algorithm that is unsupported by the receiver.

System action:

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Operator response:

Problem determination:

Items 2, 8, 13, 17, 27.

APS497I

DATA IN A FONT RESOURCE IS NOT VALID: THE DOUBLE-BYTE FONT SPECIFIED MICR PRINTING IN SOME, BUT NOT ALL, FONT SECTIONS.

Explanation:

MICR printing was specified for one section of a double-byte font, but not all sections of that font. If the intended-use flags for one section of a double-byte font specify MICR printing, MICR printing must be specified for all sections of that font.

System action:

PSF stops processing and printing the data set.

User response:

If you created the structured fields for the font, correct the error and resubmit the print request. See Data Stream and Object Content Architectures: Font Object Content Architecture Reference, S544-3285 for more information about the structured field. If the structured field has no error, the error might be a PSF logic error. If you used a program to create the structured fields for the font, contact your system programmer.

System programmer response:

If the MICR font was supplied by IBM, follow the procedures described in PSF for z/OS: Diagnosis before contacting the IBM Support Center. If an IBM licensed program was used to create the structured fields for the font with the error, verify that the input to that program was valid. If the input was valid, see Mixed Object Document Content Architecture Reference, AFPC-0004 and PSF for z/OS: Customization for assistance in determining the source of the problem.

Operator response:

Problem determination:

Items 1, 2, 17, 27.

APS498I

ORDERED DATA WAS SPECIFIED FOR THE PAGE, BUT UNORDERED DATA WAS RECEIVED.

Explanation:

PSF indicated that the data on the page was ordered, but the data received by the printer was not ordered. Ordered data is defined to PSF by specifying PRMODE=LINE on the OUTPUT statement JCL when submitting the job. This error can occur only on printers that support ordered data. For more information, see the documentation provided with the printer. This error occurs if ordered data was indicated to PSF and a structured field other than IDM or IMM was included with the line-data records on a page.

System action:

The APS858I message following this message defines the system action.

User response:

If you specified PRMODE=LINE on the OUTPUT statement JCL when you submitted the job, resubmit the job without specifying PRMODE=LINE, or remove all structured fields other than IDM and IMM from the line-data records and resubmit it. If you did not specify PRMODE=LINE, or if you do not have structured fields included with your line-data records, the error might be a PSF or printer logic error; consult your system programmer.

System programmer response:

If the error involves the separator page or the message data set, this might be a PSFor printer logic error.

Operator response:

Problem determination:

Items 1, 2, 17, 27.

APS499I

DATA IN AN INPUT RECORD IS NOT VALID: THE ORIENTATION FIELD IN AN INCLUDE PAGE OVERLAY COMMAND CONTAINS AN INCORRECT ID VALUE.

Explanation:

The OvlyOrent field in the Include Page Overlay (IPO) command has an incorrect value. The IPO structured field is contained in a MO:DCA document.

System action:

User response:

If you created the structured fields, correct the error and resubmit the print request. See Mixed Object Document Content Architecture Reference for more information about the structured field. If the structured field has no error, the error might be a PSF or printer logic error. If you used a program to create the structured fields, contact your system programmer.

System programmer response:

If an IBM licensed program was used to create the structured fields for the code page with the error, verify that the input to that program was valid. If the input was valid, see Mixed Object Document Content Architecture Reference, AFPC-0004 and PSF for z/OS: Diagnosis for assistance in determining the source of the problem.

Operator response:

Problem determination:

Items 2, 3, 8, 13, 17.

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