The cursor was placed on a field which the command processor determined to be invalid.
Processing continues as determined by the particular command.
Make corrections as determined by the particular command.
The OMEGAMON session is not in the proper mode. The .MFY command only works in dedicated mode.
The command terminates.
Restart OMEGAMON in dedicated mode, or do not attempt to execute this command.
The color or highlighting value entered for the specified keyword is not valid. When Display=BASIC, valid keyword values are HI and LO. When Display=COLOR, valid keyword values are any of the seven color names available on terminals that support the extended data stream.
Command execution terminates.
Correct the appropriate keyword value and retry.
The major command name supplied during a help request was not found.
Command execution terminates.
Correct the major command name and re-enter it.
The major command name supplied during a help request exists, but the minor supplied is not valid for this major.
Command execution terminates.
Correct the minor command name and re-enter.
An attempt has been made to specify an XTXT message greater than 60 characters.
The command terminates.
Respecify the message using less than 60 characters.
The option ccccccc is unknown to the .VAR command.
Command execution terminates.
Correct the option and retry the command.
The name cccccccc contains invalid characters.
Command execution terminates.
Correct the name and retry the command.
Name exceeds 8 characters.
Command execution terminates.
Correct the name and retry the command.
The length of the replacement string set with .VAR can be no larger than 64 characters.
The string is not installed.
Supply a shorter string and retry the command.
The requested variable cccccccc has been updated in the table.
The command executes successfully.
None. This is an informational message and does not require further action. Typically, this type of message clarifies some aspect of system behavior during normal operations.
The requested name could not be located.
The command terminates.
Correct the command and retry. To see a list of the values in the table, issue the .VAR command.
The user attempted to list variables with the .VAR command, however there were no variables in the table.
The command terminates.
None. This is an informational message and does not require further action. Typically, this type of message clarifies some aspect of system behavior during normal operations.
The .DSE command determined that no stack entries exist.
The .DSE command terminates normally and waits for the next user request.
None. This is an informational message and does not require further action. Typically, this type of message clarifies some aspect of system behavior during normal operations.
The variable name on a .VAR SET operation is reserved. Either the full name as entered is reserved, or the format is reserved. For example, the exception analysis format (ZX....) is reserved.
OMEGAMON suppresses the .VAR SET function.
Change the variable name to a valid name and re-enter the command.
OMEGAMON could not locate the major command associated with this minor command.
OMEGAMON does not execute the minor command.
Enter the minor command after a major command and retry.
The .WAT command requires a numeric argument. No numeric argument was supplied.
Command execution terminates.
Re-enter the command, specifying a wait value.
OMEGAMON completed the requested wait.
Command execution completes normally.
None. This is an informational message and does not require further action. Typically, this type of message clarifies some aspect of system behavior during normal operations.
This command expects you to supply a minor command name as an argument.
The command terminates.
Enter a valid minor name.
The user entered a minor command name longer than 4 characters.
The command terminates.
Correct the entry and retry.
The user entered an invalid minor command name.
The command terminates.
Enter a different minor command.
Status mode has been turned ON or OFF.
The command executes.
None. This is an informational message and does not require further action. Typically, this type of message clarifies some aspect of system behavior during normal operations.
A keyword that is too long has been entered. The value cccccccc is the first 8 characters of the keyword specified with the invalid length. The maximum length for a conditional keyword is 8; the maximum length for a relational keyword is 2 characters.
The screen is not fetched.
Correct the keyword and re-enter it.
An invalid relational keyword has been entered. Valid relational keywords are EQ, LT, LE, NE, GT, GE, and the equal (=) sign.
The screen is not fetched.
Correct the keyword and re-enter it.
An invalid conditional syntax has been entered. The valid syntax is:
condition relation condition
The screen is not fetched.
Correct the keyword and re-enter.
OMEGAMON set definition mode to ENABLED, HELD, or DISABLED.
The command completes processing.
None. This is an informational message and does not require further action. Typically, this type of message clarifies some aspect of system behavior during normal operations.
Member cccccccc, the member to delete, was not found.
The command terminates.
Correct the name and retry the command. You can issue the SCRN command to display a list of screens in RKOMPCSV. You cannot use DELT to delete screens from the KOBCICSOMPROC data set.
An attempt to modify the RKOMPCSV directory failed; the return code (from STOW) is xx. The explanation of the return code is found in the IBM® MVS Data Administration Macro Instruction Reference manual (STOW macro).
The command terminates.
Examine the return code and take appropriate action.
The DELT command requires a member name. No member name was found.
The command terminates.
Enter a member name and retry the command.
The member name exceeds the maximum length of 8 bytes.
The command terminates.
Correct the member name and retry the command.
The requested name change was made.
The command terminates normally.
None. This is an informational message and does not require further action. Typically, this type of message clarifies some aspect of system behavior during normal operations.
The named member was deleted.
The command completes.
None. This is an informational message and does not require further action. Typically, this type of message clarifies some aspect of system behavior during normal operations.
The screen space name already exists in the RKOMPCSV data set.
The rename process terminates.
Either delete or rename the member in RKOMPCSV, or specify another name and retry.
The member to be renamed is not in the RKOMPCSV data set.
OMEGAMON terminates the command.
You can issue the SCRN command to list screens. Correct the name and retry the command.
An attempt to update the directory failed.
OMEGAMON terminates the command.
Increase the size of the directory or delete members, then retry the command.
The ABORT function can only be performed from a collector.
OMEGAMON terminates the command.
If you want to abort the collector, enter the command in the collector segment and retry.
The /GIVE command requires a target collector.
OMEGAMON terminates the command.
Add the required collector ID and retry.
The target and source for /GIVE are the same.
OMEGAMON terminates the command.
Specify the correct collector ID and retry.
The target ID is not an active session.
OMEGAMON terminates the command.
Specify the correct collector ID and retry.
The RKOMPCSV data set cannot be concatenated. Use KOBCICSPROC to concatenate data sets for updating screen spaces.
The command terminates.
Correct the starting PROC or JCL, and restart OMEGAMON.
The user did not specify the old and new names required for the RENM command.
OMEGAMON terminates the command.
Supply the required parameters and retry the command.
The indicated name (from or to) is invalid for OMEGAMON.
OMEGAMON terminates the command.
Correct the indicated name and retry the command.
No screen space name was supplied, or an undefined variable was used. This message usually occurs with the .SGO command.
OMEGAMON terminates the command.
Enter a valid screen space name or variable and retry the command.
The command synonym already exists.
OMEGAMON® cancels the request.
Specify a unique name and retry.
Issue the .LOGOUT command to activate the changes made to the log file.
The command continues.
Reset the LOG as indicated.
A name is required for this function.
OMEGAMON ignores the request.
Reissue the command and specify a synonym name.
You must supply an OMEGAMON command name for the synonym to represent.
OMEGAMON terminates the request.
Supply a value for the synonym.
An invalid function was specified.
OMEGAMON terminates the request.
Specify a valid function (for example, ADD, DELETE).
The command is reserved for use in the TSO environment.
OMEGAMON terminates the command.
Execute this command only in a TSO environment.
The .DIR command allows execution of director or collector commands from within a screen space. It only works in director or collector mode.
The command does not execute.
Execute this command only in a cross memory or cross system environment.
OMEGAMON processed the RESET=YES parameter of the .FGO command which reset the loop detect function.
OMEGAMON execution continues.
None. This is an informational message and does not require further action. Typically, this type of message clarifies some aspect of system behavior during normal operations.
The screen space processor suspends processing (delayed) until the count in the label field reaches 0. The screen space is scheduled for fetch (pending).
OMEGAMON execution continues.
None. This is an informational message and does not require further action. Typically, this type of message clarifies some aspect of system behavior during normal operations.
The screen space was not fetched because the specified condition was not met.
OMEGAMON execution continues.
None. This is an informational message and does not require further action. Typically, this type of message clarifies some aspect of system behavior during normal operations.
Conditional screen space fetch processing detected a keyword not contained in its tables.
The command terminates.
Correct the keyword and retry the command.
There are too many .FGOs in a row (64) without an intervening display. .FGO assumes that OMEGAMON is in a loop.
OMEGAMON disables the .FGO function and changes it to .SGO.
Correct the screen space loop and reset the .FGO command.
OMEGAMON processed the TEST=YES parameter of the .FGO command which set the loop detect function.
OMEGAMON execution continues. OMEGAMON continues to treat .FGO as .SGO until you reissue the .FGO command with the RESET=YES keyword.
None. This is an informational message and does not require further action. Typically, this type of message clarifies some aspect of system behavior during normal operations.
The user issued the .EXM immediate command with parameters. The variable m is the total number of minor commands associated with major command cccc and the variable n is the number of minors that .EXM displays for this request.
Command execution continues.
None. This is an informational message and does not require further action. Typically, this type of message clarifies some aspect of system behavior during normal operations.
The user issued the .EXM immediate command with parameters. However, there are no minors associated with this major command.
The command executes.
None. This is an informational message and does not require further action. Typically, this type of message clarifies some aspect of system behavior during normal operations.
The condition set with the .VAR immediate command tested not true.
OMEGAMON does not set the variable.
None. This is an informational message and does not require further action. Typically, this type of message clarifies some aspect of system behavior during normal operations.
An incorrect option was specified for the /DEF command. The valid options are ON and OFF.
The command terminates.
Correct the error and retry.
The member name exceeds 8 characters.
The command terminates.
Correct the name and retry.
The user attempted to save a screen space with the /SAVE command, but a member with the same name already exists.
The command terminates.
Use the /REP command or enter a new name and retry.
A replace was attempted but no corresponding member was found in the data set.
The command terminates.
Correct the name or use the /SAVE command.
OMEGAMON could not find the KOBCICSPROC DD statement and could not open the file.
The command terminates.
Allocate the proper file and restart OMEGAMON.
An attempt to access the data set failed because it was in use by another job.
The command terminates.
Wait a few moments and retry the command.
The directory is full. There is no room to add additional members.
The command terminates.
Increase the size of the directory and restart OMEGAMON, use an existing name, or delete entries.
An I/O error has occurred. See other accompanying messages.
The command terminates.
This is a generic message. Examine the specific error messages and take appropriate action.
An internal error has occurred.
The command terminates.
Contact IBM Software Support.
No PF keys were modified, so OMEGAMON did not save them in the KOBCICSPROC file.
The command terminates.
None. This is an informational message and does not require further action. Typically, this type of message clarifies some aspect of system behavior during normal operations.
The user security verification routine has permanently assigned a security level. This command is therefore disabled.
The command terminates.
None. This is an informational message and does not require further action. Typically, this type of message clarifies some aspect of system behavior during normal operations.
The screen space was logged to the report data set.
The command continues.
None. This is an informational message and does not require further action. Typically, this type of message clarifies some aspect of system behavior during normal operations.
The allocation of a report file has failed.
The command terminates.
Check the minors of the OUTP major command: DDNM, DEST, DSTU, and FORM.
An operand was found which was not valid for the specified command.
The command terminates.
See the help entry for the specified command to determine the correct operands. Correct the operand and retry.
An attempt was made to set the automatic update interval at less than 5 seconds in VTAM auto update mode.
The request is denied. An interval of less than 5 seconds is invalid in this mode.
Set a valid time and retry.
The requested collector is attached to this director.
Processing continues.
None. This is an informational message and does not require further action. Typically, this type of message clarifies some aspect of system behavior during normal operations.
The name is specified incorrectly; it must begin with an alphanational character.
The command terminates.
Correct the name and retry.
A DD statement that allocates a user PROCFILE library was not present in the JCL. Therefore, the screen space cannot be saved or replaced.
OMEGAMON does not make the screen space available to the user.
Supply a DD statement that points to a PROCFILE library.
The /RETURN command (alias /R) does not allow an argument. /R is often mistaken as an alias for /REP, which does allow an argument.
OMEGAMON ignores the command.
Correct the command and retry.
OMEGAMON attempted to recall an invalid stack entry. A valid stack entry number is greater than 0 but less than the number of entries in the stack.
OMEGAMON ignores the command.
Correct the stack entry number. Use the .DSE command to display the entries on the stack.
OMEGAMON is unable to allocate storage for the stack work area, where ccc is either SIA or SIB.
The /STK command terminates normally and waits for the next user request.
Increase the region size.
The /STK command successfully placed screen space cccccccc on the stack. This message appears on the INFO-line.
The /STK command terminates and waits for the next user request.
This is an informational message and does not require further action. Typically, this type of message clarifies some aspect of system behavior during normal operations. Enter the next command.
The /STK command successfully retrieved screen space cccccccc from the stack. This message appears on the INFO-line.
The /STK command terminates and waits for the next user request.
This is an informational message and does not require further action. Typically, this type of message clarifies some aspect of system behavior during normal operations. Enter the next command.
The user successfully deleted stacked screen entry nnnn from the stack. This message appears on the INFO-line.
The /STK command terminates and waits for the next user request.
This is an informational message and does not require further action. Typically, this type of message clarifies some aspect of system behavior during normal operations. Enter the next command.
The user cleared all stack entries. OMEGAMON freed all GETMAINed storage for the stack. This message appears on the INFO-line.
The /STK command terminates and waits for the next user request.
This is an informational message and does not require further action. Typically, this type of message clarifies some aspect of system behavior during normal operations. Enter the next command.
The user entered an invalid keyword cccccccc. This message appears on the INFO-line.
The /STK command terminates and waits for the next user request.
Correct the keyword and retry.
The cursor must not be in row 0 or in the first or last column of a row.
The command terminates.
Place the cursor in the proper position and retry.
The backscan for a nonblank in column 2 failed. The scanner backed into the INFO-line. This most likely occurred if there were only comments on the screen.
The command terminates.
Correct the screen and retry.
The command name cccc is not a valid 3 or 4 alphanumeric character name.
The command terminates.
Correct the command name and retry.
The optional parameter for the /ZOOM INFO-line command is invalid. It is not 4 characters long, or it contains invalid characters.
The command terminates.
Correct the parameter and retry.
The user has not issued any .PFK immediate commands to assign screen spaces or INFO-line commands to PF keys.
OMEGAMON waits for the next user request.
Use the .PFK immediate command to assign screen spaces or INFO-line commands to PF keys.
The user pressed PF key nn to execute a screen space or an INFO-line command, but a screen space or INFO-line command is not assigned to PF key nn. This message appears on the INFO-line.
OMEGAMON waits for the next user request.
Use the .PFK immediate command to assign a screen space or an INFO-line command to PF key nn, or try another PF key.
The user entered a /STK U or /STK D command and the stack entry pointer is currently at the top or bottom of the stack. This message appears on the INFO-line.
The /STK command terminates and waits for the next user request.
Enter the next command.
There is currently a maximum of 999 stacked screens; the user cannot save another screen. This message appears on the INFO-line.
The /STK command terminates and waits for the next user request.
Keep the number of stacked screens under 999.
There is an error in the $SQZ routine.
The /STK command terminates.
Contact IBM Software Support.
An attempt has been made to enter a new user ID via the /PWD command. However, the user’s external security routine cannot be located.
The command is terminated.
Contact your security administrator to verify that an external security routine has been properly installed.
An attempt has been made to enter a new user ID via the /PWD command that is more than 8 characters.
The command is terminated.
Correct the user ID and retry.
An attempt has been made to enter a new user ID via the /PWD command while in TSO or ISPF mode. The relogon function is not allowed in these modes.
The command is terminated.
Log off from TSO and log on with the new user ID and password.
An attempt was made to relogon via the /PWD command, but no password was entered.
The command is terminated.
To relogon, re-execute the command and enter a password. If you want to reset the security level, enter /PWD without a user ID.
Relogon via the /PWD command was successful. This is the default message.
The command executes.
None. This is an informational message and does not require further action. Typically, this type of message clarifies some aspect of system behavior during normal operations. If you have customized your own message and it failed to display in place of the default message, verify the following information:
Relogon via the /PWD command was not successful. This is the default message. The user’s security exit did not return a message and message length, or returned an invalid message length. Therefore, OMEGAMON issued this default message.
The command terminates.
None. This is an informational message and does not require further action. Typically, this type of message clarifies some aspect of system behavior during normal operations. If you have customized your own message and it failed to display in place of the default message, verify the following information:
An invalid return code nn was passed from the external security exit.
OMEGAMON terminated the command and disallowed execution of EXTERNAL=YES commands.
Correct the external security exit to issue only these valid return codes: 0, 4, 8, and 12.
Automatic update is not allowed under the VTM1 interface.
OMEGAMON terminated the command.
If you want to update automatically, use VTAM or dedicated mode.
The relogon feature is not available with this version of the user exit.
OMEGAMON terminated the command.
Upgrade the user exit to the current version.
The interval that was set cannot take effect in the mode in which the user is operating, because the current mode does not support automatic updating.
The interval value set is retained. If the value is saved in a user profile, it may be used in dedicated or VTAM mode.
None. This is an informational message and does not require further action. Typically, this type of message clarifies some aspect of system behavior during normal operations.
The interval that was set cannot take effect in the mode in which the user is operating. The current mode has a minimum interval of nn.n seconds.
The interval value set is retained, however the minimum of nn.n seconds becomes the effective interval in the current mode of operation. If the value is saved in a user profile, it may be effective in other modes.
None. This is an informational message and does not require further action. Typically, this type of message clarifies some aspect of system behavior during normal operations.
The character string is longer than OMEGAMON allows (maximum 12 characters).
OMEGAMON bypasses the string. It makes no attempt to validate the string against the internal tables.
Correct the parameter and retry.