DFS1886A SVC message
Explanation
One or more of the following SVC messages can be issued. The operator should take the actions included below:
- MVS SVC TABLE ENTRY = EMPTY - DO YOU WISH TO CONTINUE? (YES or NO)
- This is an unusual condition. Ensure that the correct IMS RESLIB
data sets were specified. You might want to consult your system administrator
if this situation occurs. To respond to the WTOR message, enter
REPLY xx,yyyfrom the z/OS® operator console, where:- xx
- WTOR number.
- yyy
- The character string YES or NO:
- NO
- The utility terminates abnormally with RC=0020.
- YES
- The utility continues and uses the empty entry.
- MVS SVC TABLE ENTRY = ACTIVE SVC THAT IS NOT AN IMS SVC - DO YOU WISH TO CONTINUE? (YES OR NO)
- The MVS SVC table entry contains an active SVC that
is not an IMS SVC. Ensure that the correct IMS RESLIB data
sets are specified. To respond to the WTOR message,
enter
REPLY xx,yyyfrom the z/OS operator console, where:- xx
- WTOR number.
- yyy
- The character string YES or NO:
- NO
- The utility terminates abnormally with RC=0024.
- YES
- The utility continues and reuses the MVS SVC table entry.
This is an unusual condition. Unless you are expecting to reuse an SVC entry that is no longer needed, you should respond with a reply of NO. See your system administrator for the correct course of action.
- MVS SVC TABLE ENTRY = IMS SVC AT HIGHER RELEASE THAN RESLIB SVC - DO YOU WISH TO CONTINUE? (YES OR NO)
- The MVS SVC table entry points to a newer version
of the SVC than is found in the IMS RESLIB
data sets. Ensure that the correct IMS RESLIB data sets are specified.
If you do not wish to continue, reply NO to the WTOR message. If
you decide to continue, reply YES to the WTOR. See your system administrator
to determine the correct course of action. To respond to the WTOR message, enter
REPLY xx,yyyfrom the z/OS operator console, where:- xx
- WTOR number.
- yyy
- The character string YES or NO:
- NO
- The utility terminates abnormally with RC=0028.
- YES
- The utility continues and uses an older version of the SVC.
- MVS SVC TABLE ENTRY = ACTIVE SVC THAT IS NOT A DBRC SVC - DO YOU WISH TO CONTINUE? (YES OR NO)
- The MVS SVC table entry contains an active SVC that
is not a DBRC SVC. Ensure that the correct IMS RESLIB data sets are specified.
To respond to the WTOR message, enter
REPLY xx,yyyfrom the z/OS operator console, where:- xx
- WTOR number.
- yyy
- The character string YES or NO:
- NO
- The utility terminates abnormally with RC=0048.
- YES
- The utility continues and reuses the MVS SVC table entry.
This is an unusual condition. Unless you are expecting to reuse an SVC entry that is no longer needed, you should respond with a reply of NO. See your system administrator for the correct course of action.
- MVS SVC TABLE ENTRY = DBRC SVC AT HIGHER RELEASE THAN RESLIB SVC - DO YOU WISH TO CONTINUE? (YES OR NO)
- The MVS SVC table entry points to a newer version
of the DBRC SVC than is found in the IMS RESLIB
data sets. Ensure that the correct IMS RESLIB data sets are specified.
If you do not wish to continue, reply NO to the WTOR message. If
you decide to continue, reply YES to the WTOR. See your system administrator
to determine the correct course of action. To respond to the WTOR message, enter
REPLY xx,yyyfrom the z/OS operator console, where:- xx
- WTOR number.
- yyy
- The character string YES or NO:
- NO
- The utility terminates abnormally with RC=0052.
- YES
- The utility continues and uses an older version of the SVC.