In the following example, the user typed ABC for Process Number, a numeric field,
resulting in the message PROCESS NUMBER in the upper right corner. Pressing
PF1 produces the longer message "ABC" IS INVALID...
node.name SELECT PROCESS PROCESS NUMBER
CMD ==> O hh:mm
"ABC" IS INVALID; MUST BE IN THE RANGE 0 - 199,999.
CMD: O ... OPERATOR TABLE S ... OPERATOR TABLE/EXEC QUEUE STATUS
P ... PRINT REPORT D ... DISPLAY REPORT V ... VIEW PROCESS
QUEUE: ==> _ (A-ALL,W-WAIT,E-EXECUTE,H-HOLD,T-TIMER)
PROCESS NUMBERS: ==> ______ ==> ______ ==> ______ ==> ______
PROCESS NAMES: ==> ________ ==> ________ ==> ________ ==> ________
SERVER NAMES: ==> ________ ==> ________ ==> ________ ==> ________
STATUS: (HO,HR,HI,HE,HC,HP,HS,RH,RA,WC,WX,WT,H,R,W)
==> __ ==> __ ==> __ ==> __
DESTINATION NODES:
==> ________________ ==> ________________
==> ________________ ==> ________________
USER ID: NODE ID:
==> ________________________________________________________________
==> ________________
==> ________________________________________________________________
==> ________________
DO YOU WANT VALUES FOR THIS REQUEST TO BE CASE SENSITIVE? ==> NO
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The following is an of the short text message that is displayed at the top of the screen.
No process(es) found matching the search criteria.
The long text provides a more detailed explanation of the message and can also include the system
action and a suggested response. Press PF1 to see the long explanation of the
error or type HELP or M on the command line and press
Enter. The following figure shows a sample message.
node.name Connect:Direct MESSAGE DISPLAY hh:mm
CMD ==>
MSGID ==> SVSL003I
MODULE ==> DMVSOPEN
Copy requested DISP=(,CATLG) to already cataloged dataset.
The PROCESS COPY step requested a DISP=(,CATLG) on the TO
clause of the COPY statement. The requested dataset already
exists as a cataloged dataset.
System Action. The PROCESS COPY step is terminated with a
completion code of 8.
Response: Either correct the COPY dataset or uncatalog the
existing dataset and re-submit the PROCESS.
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The Statistics Summary screen, an option of the SELECT STATISTICS command, also gives you the
option of branching to the message screen associated with a failed Process. Type an
M next to the Process name which failed (indicated by an *), and IBM® Connect:Direct® displays the extended
message.