ICP063I ERRORS=YES | NO | NA, MESSAGES=YES | NO | NA, REPORTS PRINTED=YES | NO | NA, IOCDS WRITTEN=YES | NO | NA, IOCS WRITTEN=YES | NO

Explanation

Stand-alone IOCP writes an I/O configuration source (IOCS) file for the Build data set and Disassemble data set functions. IOCP always includes this message in the IOCS file. The status of each item is YES, NO, or NA (not applicable for the requested IOCP function). YES indicates the following conditions:
ERRORS
IOCP processing resulted in error messages.
MESSAGES
IOCP processing resulted in caution or warning messages or both.
REPORTS PRINTED
IOCP successfully printed its reports.
IOCDS WRITTEN
IOCDS was successfully written to the Support Element hard disk.
IOCS WRITTEN
IOCS was successfully written to the Support Element hard disk.

The Support Element restricts the size of I/O configuration source (IOCS) files to 256,000 card records. Twenty additional records are reserved for IOCP messages.

If an IOCS is too large to write, IOCP writes an IOCS containing only this message and the status for IOCS WRITTEN is NO. Otherwise, this message is at the bottom of the IOCS file and the status for IOCS WRITTEN is YES.

System action

IOCP writes an IOCS containing this message and continues processing.

Programmer response

For ERRORS status of YES, correct all errors and retry the requested IOCP function.

For MESSAGES status of YES, ensure that the caution and warning messages do not indicate a condition that you must correct even though an IOCDS might have been successfully written.

For IOCS WRITTEN status of NO, reduce the size of the IOCS file you selected and then retry the IOCP function. To reduce the size of an IOCS file perform one or more of the following actions:
  • Remove comment cards from the IOCS.
  • Consolidate IOCP statements that are continued across multiple cards onto a minimum number of cards
  • Combine individual IODEVICE statements that attach to the same control unit or units by using common UNIT and MODEL keyword values. Do not combine IODEVICE statements if they have conflicting keyword values.