FCRU

FCRU0000I

lines

Where:

lines: The header and end of a specified display.

Explanation:

This is the normal response to a ZFCRU command when the parameter table or default parameter table is displayed. For example, this message is displayed after you lock a parameter with the ZFCRU LOCK command.

System Action:

None.

User Response:

None.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) and the ZFCRU commands.

FCRU0001E

NO keyword OPTION GIVEN

Where:

keyword: The specified parameter.

Explanation:

An error occurred when you entered a ZFCRU command because the required value for a parameter was not specified.

System Action:

The ZFCRU command is rejected.

User Response:

Enter the ZFCRU command again and specify a required value for the parameter.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) and the ZFCRU commands.

FCRU0002E

INVALID keyword OPTION keywordvalue

Where:

keyword: The specified parameter.
keywordvalue: The parameter value.

Explanation:

An error occurred when you entered a ZFCRU command because the parameter value is not valid. For example,

A valid range is exceeded.
A YES or NO value is required.

System Action:

The ZFCRU command is rejected.

User Response:

Enter the ZFCRU command again and specify a valid parameter value.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) and the ZFCRU commands.

FCRU0003E

NO PARAMETER TABLE NAME GIVEN

Explanation:

An error occurred because you did not specify a parameter table name with a ZFCRU command. For example, you entered the ZFCRU START command without the required parameter table name.

System Action:

The ZFCRU command is rejected.

User Response:

Enter the ZFCRU command again and specify a parameter table name.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) and the ZFCRU commands.

FCRU0004E

INVALID PARAMETER TABLE NAME - name GIVEN

Where:

name: The parameter table name.

Explanation:

An error occurred when you specified an existing parameter table name with one of the following capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) commands:

ZFCRU COPY
ZFCRU LOCK.

System Action:

The ZFCRU COPY or ZFCRU LOCK command is rejected.

User Response:

Enter the ZFCRU COPY or ZFCRU LOCK command again and specify a valid parameter table name.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about CRUISE and the ZFCRU COPY or ZFCRU LOCK command.

FCRU0005E

TABLE - name - ALREADY LOCKED

Where:

name: The parameter table name that is already locked.

Explanation:

An error occurred when you entered a ZFCRU command because a parameter table is locked to your terminal address. For example, you entered the ZFCRU LOCK command with a parameter table that is already locked to your terminal, or to another parameter table that is locked.

System Action:

The ZFCRU command is rejected.

User Response:

Do the following:

Enter the ZFCRU UNLOCK command to unlock the parameter table.
Enter the ZFCRU LOCK command again.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) and the ZFCRU commands.

FCRU0006E

ID fileid, FVN filever NOT DEFINED IN DBDEF

Where:

fileid: The file identifier (ID).
filever: The file version.

Explanation:

This message indicates that when you entered the ZFCRU SETUP command to add a file ID to the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) parameter table, the file ID was not defined in the database definition (DBDEF).

System Action:

The file ID is added to the CRUISE parameter table and processing continues.

User Response:

Check whether the file ID specified in this message is defined correctly. If the file ID is not defined correctly, do one of the following:

Load the DBDEF with the file ID.
Enter the ZFCRU DELETE command and remove the file ID from the CRUISE parameter table.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about CRUISE and the ZFCRU SETUP and ZFCRU DELETE commands.

FCRU0007E

TABLE - name - IN USE BY CRUISE

Where:

name: The parameter table name being used by a capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) function.

Explanation:

An error occurred when you entered the ZFCRU LOCK command because the specified parameter table is active, running, paused, or stopped.

System Action:

The ZFCRU LOCK command is rejected.

User Response:

Enter the ZFCRU LOCK command again after the processing of the parameter table has completed successfully.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about CRUISE and the ZFCRU LOCK command.

FCRU0008E

NO SPARE TABLES - CLEAN UP FIRST

Explanation:

An error occurred when you entered the ZFCRU LOCK command because there are no parameter tables available.

System Action:

The ZFCRU LOCK command is rejected.

User Response:

Do one of the following:

Use the ZFCRU DELETE command to remove parameter tables that are no longer being used.
Increase the number of ordinals for file address compute program (FACE) type #IRCBDF and then enter the ZFCRU EXPAND command.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) and the ZFCRU commands.

FCRU0009I

OK TABLE - name - command

Where:

name: The parameter table name or EXPANSION when the ZFCRU EXPAND command is entered.
command: The CRUISE function that ended successfully or COMPLETED when the ZFCRU EXPAND command is entered.

Explanation:

This is the normal response when the processing of the following commands that have ended successfully:

ZFCRU COPY
ZFCRU DELETE
ZFCRU EXPAND
ZFCRU UNLOCK.

System Action:

None.

User Response:

None.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) and the ZFCRU commands.

FCRU0010E

NO PARAMETER TABLE LOCKED

Explanation:

An error occurred when you entered a ZFCRU command because there is no parameter table that is locked to your terminal address. For example, you entered the ZFCRU SETUP command without the parameter table being locked.

System Action:

The ZFCRU command is rejected.

User Response:

Do the following:

Enter the ZFCRU LOCK command and specify a parameter table name.
Enter the ZFCRU command again.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) and the ZFCRU commands.

FCRU0011E

INVALID keyword FORMAT

Where:

keyword: The specified parameter table.

Explanation:

An error occurred when you entered the ZFCRU SETUP command because the format of the specified parameter is not valid.

System Action:

The ZFCRU SETUP command is rejected.

User Response:

Enter the ZFCRU SETUP command and specify a valid parameter table name format.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) and the ZFCRU SETUP command.

FCRU0012E

tablename IS TOO LONG

Where:

tablename: The parameter table name.

Explanation:

An error occurred when you entered a ZFCRU command because the length of the specified parameter table name is too long.

System Action:

The ZFCRU command is rejected.

User Response:

Enter the ZFCRU command again and specify a valid parameter table name.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) and the ZFCRU commands.

FCRU0013E

TABLE - name - NOT FOUND

Where:

name: The parameter table name.

Explanation:

An error occurred when you entered a ZFCRU command because the specified parameter table name was not found. For example, you entered the ZFCRU COPY command with a parameter table name that is incorrect.

System Action:

The ZFCRU command is rejected.

User Response:

Do the following:

Enter the ZFCRU DISPLAY command with the ALL parameter specified to view a list of all existing parameter tables.
Enter the ZFCRU command again and specify the name of an existing parameter table.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) and the ZFCRU commands.

FCRU0014E

INTERNAL ERROR - CONTACT DB-ADMINISTRATION

Explanation:

An error occurred when you entered a ZFCRU command because of an internal database error.

System Action:

The TPFDF product issues a system error.

User Response:

Report the problem to your IBM service representative.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) and the ZFCRU commands.

FCRU0015E

NO DEFAULT VALUES - SET DEFAULTS FIRST

Explanation:

An error occurred when you entered the ZFCRU LOCK command because there are no parameter table default values set up.

System Action:

The ZFCRU LOCK command is rejected.

User Response:

Do the following:

Enter the ZFCRU DEFAULT command and set up the default values.
Enter the ZFCRU LOCK command again.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) and the ZFCRU DEFAULT and ZFCRU LOCK commands.

FCRU0016E

INVALID DEFAULTS VALUE - REFER TO HELP

Explanation:

An error occurred when you entered the ZFCRU DEFAULT command because the parameter value is not valid.

System Action:

The ZFCRU DEFAULT command is rejected.

User Response:

Enter the ZFCRU DEFAULT command again and specify a valid parameter value.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) and the ZFCRU DEFAULT command.

FCRU0017E

ITEM TO DELETE NOT FOUND

Explanation:

An error occurred when you entered the ZFCRU DELETE command because the specified parameter keyword value might not be found within the currently locked parameter table.

System Action:

The ZFCRU DELETE command is rejected.

User Response:

Do the following:

Enter the ZFCRU DISPLAY command to display the contents of a specified parameter table.
Enter the ZFCRU DELETE command again and specify the correct parameter.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) and the ZFCRU DELETE and ZFCRU DISPLAY commands.

FCRU0018E

DUPLICATE idtype ID

Where:

idtype: Is either REFERENCEID or WANTEDID.

Explanation:

An error occurred when you entered a ZFCRU command because the ID range had been previously set up with a WID or reference ID.

System Action:

The ZFCRU command is rejected.

User Response:

Do the following:

Enter the ZFCRU DISPLAY command to display the contents of the specified parameter table.
Enter the ZFCRU DELETE command to delete the duplicate file ID range.
Use the correct ID range and enter the ZFCRU command again.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) and the ZFCRU commands.

FCRU0019E

KEYWORD subparameters FOUND TWICE

Where:

subparameters: The subparameters specified with the reference identifier (ID) or wanted ID (WID) parameter.

Explanation:

An error occurred when you entered a ZFCRU command because a specified subparameter of the reference ID or WID parameter is duplicated.

System Action:

The ZFCRU command is rejected.

User Response:

Do the following:

Enter the ZFCRU DISPLAY command to display the contents of the specified parameter table.
Enter the ZFCRU DELETE command to delete the duplicate file ID range.
Use the correct subparameter of the reference ID or WID and enter the ZFCRU command again.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) and the ZFCRU commands.

FCRU0020E

INVALID PARAMETER SEQUENCE

Explanation:

An error occurred when you entered a ZFCRU command because the reference identifier (ID) or wanted ID (WID) parameter is used with the ALL value of the FVN parameter.

System Action:

The ZFCRU command is rejected.

User Response:

None.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) and the ZFCRU commands.

FCRU0021E

TABLE - name - ALREADY EXISTS

Where:

name: The parameter table name.

Explanation:

An error occurred when you entered a ZFCRU COPY command because the specified target parameter table name exists.

System Action:

The ZFCRU COPY command is rejected.

User Response:

Enter the ZFCRU COPY command again and specify a target parameter table name that does not already exist.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) and the ZFCRU COPY command.

FCRU0022E

TOO MANY keyword ITEMS GIVEN MAXIMUM NUMBER IS 24

Where:

keyword: The parameter table keyword.

Explanation:

An error occurred when you entered a ZFCRU command because the number of keyword parameters exceeds the maximum number of 24.

System Action:

The ZFCRU command is rejected.

User Response:

Create another table that uses the additional keywords and enter the ZFCRU command again.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about CRUISE and the ZFCRU commands.

FCRU0023E

NO TARGET TABLE NAME GIVEN

Explanation:

An error occurred when you entered the ZFCRU COPY command because a target parameter table name was not specified or the command syntax was not entered correctly.

System Action:

The ZFCRU COPY command is rejected.

User Response:

Do the following:

Check the command syntax.
Check the parameter table name.
Enter the ZFCRU COPY command again and specify a target parameter table name.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) and the ZFCRU COPY command.

FCRU0026E

NO STATISTICS AVAILABLE FOR ID-cccc FVN-version

Where:

cccc: The file identifier (ID).
version: The version of the file.

Explanation:

An error occurred when you entered a ZFCRU command because there are no statistics available for this file ID.

System Action:

The ZFCRU command is rejected.

User Response:

Do the following:

Enter the ZFCRU DISPLAY command with the STATISTIC parameter specified.
Enter the ZFCRU command again.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) and the ZFCRU commands.

FCRU0027E

TABLE -name- ALREADY IN USE

Where:

name: The target parameter table name.

Explanation:

An error occurred when you entered the ZFCRU START command because the specified parameter table has already been activated.

System Action:

The ZFCRU START command is rejected.

User Response:

Do one of the following:

Wait for the active parameter table to be completed.
Process the parameter table on another processor.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) and the ZFCRU START command.

FCRU0028E

ERROR IN DECB CREATE

Explanation:

An error occurred when you entered a ZFCRU command because the capture/restore utility, information and statistics environment (CRUISE) was unable to create a data event control block (DECB).

System Action:

Processing of the CRUISE function ends.

User Response:

Report the problem to your IBM service representative.

FCRU0029E

CRUISE NOT ACTIVE ON THIS CPU/SSU

Explanation:

An error occurred because one of the following commands has been entered without a capture/restore utility, information and statistics environment (CRUISE) function that is currently running:

ZFCRU ABORT
ZFCRU ECB
ZFCRU LOGGING
ZFCRU OUTPUT
ZFCRU PAUSE
ZFCRU PRINT
ZFCRU RESTART
ZFCRU STOP.

System Action:

The ZFCRU command is rejected.

User Response:

Do the following:

Enter the ZFCRU START command twice to put CRUISE in the state of running.
Enter the ZFCRU command again.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about CRUISE, the ZFCRU START command, and other ZFCRU commands.

FCRU0030E

RESTART NOT POSSIBLE - CHECK PARAMETER TABLE

Explanation:

An error occurred when you entered a ZFCRU RESTART command, and there is no capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) function to be restarted. A CRUISE function can be restarted under the following conditions:

When an unexpected system interruption occurs during the processing of a CRUISE function.
When the parameter table status is in a pause state.

System Action:

The ZFCRU RESTART command is rejected.

User Response:

Do the following:

Enter the ZFCRU DISPLAY command with the ALL parameter specified to verify the status of a CRUISE function.
Enter the ZFCRU RESTART command again.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about CRUISE and the ZFCRU DISPLAY and ZFCRU RESTART commands.

FCRU0031E

ERROR IN FACE ROUTINE

Explanation:

An error occurred when you entered a ZFCRU START command because a previous error existed with the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) environment accessing the keypoint file address compute program (FACE). CRUISE is not installed correctly.

System Action:

The ZFCRU START command is rejected and the CRUISE function ends.

User Response:

Call your database administrator to correct the problem.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about CRUISE and the ZFCRU START command.

FCRU0034E

INVALID PROGRAM ACTIVATION - CONTACT DB-ADMINISTRATION

Explanation:

An error occurred when you entered a ZFCRU command because of an internal programming error.

System Action:

The ZFCRU command is rejected.

User Response:

Call your database administrator to correct the problem.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) and the ZFCRU commands.

FCRU0036E

OPTION - command- NOT ALLOWED - CHECK CRUISE STATUS

Where:

command: The ZFCRU PAUSE or ZFCRU STOP command.

Explanation:

An error occurred when you entered a ZFCRU PAUSE or ZFCRU STOP command, but there is no capture/restore utility, information and statistics environment (CRUISE) function to stop or pause.

System Action:

The ZFCRU command is rejected.

User Response:

Do the following:

Enter the ZFCRU DISPLAY command with the ALL parameter specified to verify the status of a CRUISE function.
Enter the ZFCRU PAUSE command or the ZFCRU STOP again.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about CRUISE and the ZFCRU PAUSE or ZFCRU STOP command.

FCRU0037E

INVALID ENTRY, SEE 'ZFCRU HELP DIS'

Explanation:

An error occurred when you entered a ZFCRU DISPLAY or a ZFCRU HELP command with an incorrect syntax entry.

System Action:

The ZFCRU DISPLAY or the ZFCRU HELP command is rejected.

User Response:

Do the following:

Enter the ZFCRU HELP command with the DISPLAY parameter specified for the correct syntax.
Enter the ZFCRU DISPLAY or the ZFCRU HELP command again and specify the correct syntax.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) and the ZFCRU DISPLAY and ZFCRU HELP commands.

FCRU0038E

ECB PERCENTAGE IS NOT VALID ENTER A VALUE FROM 1 - n

Where:

n: A predefined maximum entry control block (ECB) level for the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE). This level is defined as CRU_DEF_MAX_ECB in C$CRUUSR.

Explanation:

An error occurred when the ZFCRU DEFAULT, ZFCRU ECB, or ZFCRU RESTART command was entered because the specified ECB parameter value was not in the range 1 - n%.

System Action:

The command is rejected.

User Response:

Enter the correct ZFCRU command again and specify an ECB parameter value in the range 1 - n%.

See TPFDF Commands for more information about the ZFCRU commands and seeTPFDF Utilities for more information about CRUISE.

FCRU0039E

INVALID NUMBER OF PRINTER MESSAGES, ENTER A VALUE FROM 1-100 OR ALL

Explanation:

The ZFCRU PRINT command was entered by the specified number of CRUISE messages to print is not valid.

System Action:

The ZFCRU PRINT command is rejected.

User Response:

Enter the ZFCRU PRINT command again and specify a value in the range 1-100 or ALL.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) and the ZFCRU commands.

FCRU0040E

INVALID NUMBER OF LOGGING MESSAGES, ENTER A VALUE FROM 1-100 OR ALL

Explanation:

The ZFCRU LOGGING command was entered but the specified number of CRUISE messages to log is not valid.

System Action:

The ZFCRU LOGGING command is rejected.

User Response:

Enter the ZFCRU LOGGING command again and specify a value in the range 1-100 or ALL.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) and the ZFCRU LOGGING command.

FCRU0042I

MODIFIED

Explanation:

This is the normal response when you enter the ZFCRU DEFAULT or ZFCRU SETUP command.

System Action:

The message is logged to the CRUISE parameter table logging file and the parameter table or default parameter table is modified as specified.

User Response:

None.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) and the ZFCRU DEFAULT or ZFCRU SETUP command.

FCRU0043I

TABLE LOCKED

Explanation:

This is the normal response when you enter the ZFCRU LOCK command.

System Action:

The message is logged to the CRUISE parameter table logging file and the specified parameter table is locked.

User Response:

None.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) and the ZFCRU LOCK command.

FCRU0044I

lines

Where:

lines: The header and end of a specified display.

Explanation:

This is the normal response when you enter the ZFCRU UNLOCK command and a parameter table verification check error has occurred.

System Action:

The message is logged to the CRUISE parameter table logging file and the parameter table is unlocked.

User Response:

To use this parameter table to process a CRUISE function, you must correct the verification check errors.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) and the ZFCRU UNLOCK command.

FCRU0045I

NO CRUISE PARAMETER TABLES FOUND

Explanation:

The ZFCRU DISPLAY command was entered, but there were no capture/restore utility, information and statistics environment (CRUISE) parameter tables to display.

System Action:

Processing of the ZFCRU DISPLAY command ends.

User Response:

If CRUISE parameter tables are needed, enter the ZFCRU LOCK command to create the parameter tables and the ZFCRU SETUP command to setup the parameters in the tables.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about CRUISE parameter tables and the ZFCRU DISPLAY, ZFCRU LOCK, and ZFCRU SETUP commands.

FCRU0046W

THE PARAMETER TABLE CANNOT BE STARTED

Explanation:

A parameter table verification check error occurred after the ZFCRU START command was entered for the first time.

System Action:

The command is rejected.

User Response:

Do the following:

Enter the ZFCRU LOCK command with the parameter table that was specified with the ZFCRU START command.
Enter the ZFCRU SETUP command and correct the incorrect parameter values or enter the parameter values that are missing.
Enter the ZFCRU UNLOCK command with the parameter table that was specified with the ZFCRU LOCK command.
Enter the ZFCRU START command again.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) and the ZFCRU commands.

FCRU0100I

cpuid TABLE -tablename- FUNCTION-function STARTED

Where:

cpuid: The processor ID.
tablename: The parameter table name.
function: A capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) function; for example, capture, pack, restore, and verify.

Explanation:

This is the normal response when you enter the ZFCRU START command a second time.

System Action:

The CRUISE function continues processing.

User Response:

None.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about CRUISE and the ZFCRU START command.

FCRU0101I

TABLE -tablename- RESTARTED - ECB PERCENTAGE CHANGED FROM oo TO nn

Where:

tablename: The parameter table name.
oo: The entry control block (ECB) percentage that was used before a restart.
nn: The ECB percentage that is currently in use.

Explanation:

This is the normal response to the ZFCRU RESTART command when the ECB percentage has been specified.

System Action:

The message is logged to the CRUISE parameter table logging file and the ECB percentage has been changed as specified.

User Response:

None.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about the capture/restore utility, information and statistics environment (CRUISE), and the ZFCRU ECB and ZFCRU RESTART commands.

FCRU0102I

cpuid TABLE -tablename- RESTARTED

Where:

cpuid: The processor ID.
tablename: The parameter table name.

Explanation:

This is the normal response to the ZFCRU RESTART command.

System Action:

CRUISE parameter table processing is restarted.

User Response:

None.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) and the ZFCRU RESTART command.

FCRU0103I

cpuid TABLE -tablename- PAUSED

Where:

cpuid: The processor ID.
tablename: The parameter table name.

Explanation:

This is the normal response to the ZFCRU PAUSE command.

System Action:

CRUISE parameter table processing is paused.

User Response:

None.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) and the ZFCRU PAUSE command.

FCRU0104I

cpuid ECB PERCENTAGE CHANGED FROM oo TO nn

Where:

cpuid: The processor ID.
oo: The entry control block (ECB) percentage that was previously in use.
nn: The ECB percentage that is currently in use.

Explanation:

This is the normal response to the ZFCRU ECB command when the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) function is in running state.

System Action:

The message is logged and the percentage of ECBs allocated is changed for the CRUISE function in running state.

User Response:

None.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about CRUISE and the ZFCRU ECB command.

FCRU0105I

cpuid NUMBER OF PRINTER MESSAGES CHANGED FROM ALL TO ALL

Where:

cpuid: The processor ID.

Explanation:

This is the normal response when the ZFCRU PRINT command is entered with the ALL parameter specified when the ALL parameter value was already specified.

System Action:

The message is logged to the CRUISE parameter table logging file.

User Response:

None.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) and the ZFCRU PRINT command.

FCRU0106I

cpuid NUMBER OF PRINTER MESSAGES CHANGED FROM ALL TO nn

Where:

cpuid: The processor ID.
nn: The number of CRUISE printer messages, in the range 1-100, that are in use.

Explanation:

This is the normal response to the ZFCRU PRINT command when a capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) function is in running state and the ALL parameter has been changed to a specified number of printed messages.

System Action:

The message is logged to the CRUISE parameter table logging file and the number of messages to print is changed to the specified number of messages for a CRUISE function in running state.

User Response:

None.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about CRUISE and the ZFCRU PRINT command.

FCRU0107I

cpuid NUMBER OF PRINTER MESSAGES CHANGED FROM oo TO ALL

Where:

cpuid: The processor ID.
oo: The number of printer messages, in the range 1-100, to be printed before CRUISE message printing stops.

Explanation:

This is the normal response to the ZFCRU PRINT command with the ALL parameter specified when the CRUISE function is in running state.

System Action:

The message is logged to the CRUISE parameter table logging file and all messages are printed.

User Response:

None.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) and the ZFCRU PRINT command.

FCRU0108I

cpuid NUMBER OF PRINTER MESSAGES CHANGED FROM oo TO nn

Where:

cpuid: The processor ID.
oo: The previous number of messages to print before CRUISE message printing ends.
nn: The number of CRUISE printer messages, in the range 1-100, currently in use.

Explanation:

This is the normal response when the ZFCRU PRINT command is entered when the capture/restore utility, information and statistics environment (CRUISE) function is in running state.

System Action:

The message is logged to the CRUISE parameter table logging file and the specified number of messages will now print before CRUISE message printing ends.

User Response:

None.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about CRUISE and the ZFCRU PRINT command.

FCRU0109I

cpuid NUMBER OF LOGGING MESSAGES CHANGED FROM ALL TO ALL

Where:

cpuid: The processor ID.

Explanation:

This is the normal response when the ZFCRU LOGGING command is entered with the ALL parameter specified when the ALL parameter value was already specified.

System Action:

The message is logged to the CRUISE parameter table logging file.

User Response:

None.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) and the ZFCRU LOGGING command.

FCRU0110I

cpuid NUMBER OF LOGGING MESSAGES CHANGED FROM ALL TO nn

Where:

cpuid: The processor ID.
nn: The number of CRUISE messages to log in the range 1-100.

Explanation:

This is the normal response to the ZFCRU LOGGING command when the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) function is in running state and the ALL parameter has been changed to a specified number of log messages.

System Action:

The message is logged to the CRUISE parameter table logging file. The number of messages to log is changed for the CRUISE function in running state.

User Response:

None.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about CRUISE and the ZFCRU LOGGING command.

FCRU0111I

cpuid NUMBER OF LOGGING MESSAGES CHANGED FROM oo TO ALL

Where:

cpuid: The processor ID.
oo: The previous number of messages to log before CRUISE message printing ends.

Explanation:

This is the normal response to the ZFCRU LOGGING command with the ALL parameter specified when a capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) function is in running state.

System Action:

The message is logged to the CRUISE parameter table logging file. All messages are logged.

User Response:

None.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about CRUISE and the ZFCRU LOGGING command.

FCRU0112I

cpuid NUMBER OF LOGGING MESSAGES CHANGED FROM oo TO nn

Where:

cpuid: The processor ID.
oo: The previous number of messages to log before CRUISE message logging ends.
nn: The number of CRUISE messages, in the range 1-100, currently in use that will be logged.

Explanation:

This is the normal response to the ZFCRU LOGGING command when a capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) function is in running state.

System Action:

The message is logged to the CRUISE parameter table logging file. CRUISE messages will now be logged until the specified number is reached.

User Response:

None.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about CRUISE and the ZFCRU LOGGING command.

FCRU0113E

TPFDF ERROR WITH filename - CONTACT DB-ADMINISTRATION

Where:

filename: An internal file that is used by the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE).

Explanation:

An internal CRUISE database error occurred when a ZFCRU command was entered and a CRUISE function was in running state.

System Action:

The message is logged to the CRUISE parameter table logging file and the CRUISE function in running state is ended.

User Response:

Call your database administrator to correct the problem.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about CRUISE and the ZFCRU commands.

FCRU0114E

RESTART NOT POSSIBLE - ABORT AND START OVER

Explanation:

An error occurred when you entered the ZFCRU RESTART command in an ALCS environment for CRUISE restore function processing, which had been stopped with the ZFCRU STOP command or ended because of an unexpected interruption.

System Action:

The ZFCRU RESTART command is rejected.

User Response:

Do the following:

Enter the ZFCRU ABORT command.
Enter the ZFCRU START command and start the CRUISE restore function again.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) and the ZFCRU ABORT, ZFCRU RESTART, ZFCRU START, and ZFCRU STOP commands.

FCRU0115I

cpuid PRINTER ADDRESSES CHANGED FROM 1:addrold1 2:addrold2 3:addrold3 TO 1:addrnew1 2:addrnew2 3:addrnew3

Where:

cpuid: The processor ID.
addrold1: A previous printer address that is specified before this message, where addrold1 is previous printer address 1.
addrold2: A previous printer address specified before this message, where addrold2 is previous printer address 2.
addrold3: A previous printer address specified before this message, where addrold3 is previous printer address 3.
addrnew1: The printer address currently in use, where addrnew1 is current printer address 1.
addrnew2: The printer address currently in use, where addrnew2 is current printer address 2.
addrnew3: The printer address currently in use, where addrnew3 is current printer address 3.

Explanation:

This is the normal response to the ZFCRU OUTPUT command when the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) function is in running state.

System Action:

The message is logged to the CRUISE parameter table logging file and CRUISE messages will be sent to the current printer addresses.

User Response:

None.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about CRUISE and the ZFCRU OUTPUT command.

FCRU0116I

nn RECORDS READ FROM TAPE tapename xx RECORDS SELECTED yy RECORDS RESTORED zz RECORDS DETECTED

Where:

nn: The number of records read from tape.
tapename: The name of the tape read.
xx: The number of records selected.
yy: The number of records restored.
zz: The number of records detected.

Explanation:

This is the normal response when CRUISE restore processing ends.

System Action:

The message is logged to the CRUISE parameter table logging file and CRUISE restore processing has ended.

User Response:

None.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) and the ZFCRU commands.

FCRU0117I

FILE ADDRESS EXCHANGE xx FROM REFERENCES PROCESSED yy ADDRESSES EXCHANGED zz FIX FILES RESTORED ee ERRORS DETECTED

Where:

xx: The number of from-references processed.
yy: The number of addresses exchanged.
zz: The number of fixed files restored.
ee: The number of errors detected.

Explanation:

This is the normal response when CRUISE restore processing ends.

System Action:

The message is logged to the CRUISE parameter table logging file and CRUISE restore processing has ended.

User Response:

None.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) and the ZFCRU commands.

FCRU0118I

TAPE BACKSPACED 100 BLOCKS

Explanation:

This is the normal response when CRUISE restore processing has been restarted. The restore tape is backspaced 100 blocks and restores processing starts again.

System Action:

The message is logged to the CRUISE parameter table logging file and CRUISE restore processing continues.

User Response:

None.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) and the ZFCRU commands.

FCRU0119E

INVALID CRUISE FUNCTION

Explanation:

A capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) function in active state that is not valid has been detected.

System Action:

The message is logged, a system error (DBA006) is issued, and the CRUISE function in active state ends.

User Response:

Call your database administrator to correct the problem.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about CRUISE and the ZFCRU commands.

FCRU0120E

REQUESTED TAPE MOUNTED FOR INPUT

Explanation:

An error occurred when you entered the ZFCRU START or the ZFCRU RESTART command with CRUISE capture in active state because the requested tape is mounted as an input tape.

System Action:

The message is logged to the CRUISE parameter table logging file. CRUISE capture processing has ended and a restart is no longer possible.

User Response:

Do the following:

Mount the capture tape as an output tape.
Enter the ZFCRU START command twice to start CRUISE function processing.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about the capture/restore utility, information and statistics environment (CRUISE), and the ZFCRU START and ZFCRU RESTART commands.

FCRU0121E

REQUESTED TAPE NOT ACTIVE

Explanation:

An error occurred when you entered the ZFCRU START command or the ZFCRU RESTART command with CRUISE capture or restore in active state because the requested tape is not mounted.

System Action:

The message is logged to the CRUISE parameter table logging file. CRUISE capture or restore parameter table processing ends; a restart is no longer possible.

User Response:

Do the following:

Mount the capture or restore tape.
Enter the ZFCRU START command twice to start CRUISE function processing.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) and the ZFCRU START or the ZFCRU RESTART command.

FCRU0122E

REQUESTED TAPE MOUNTED FOR OUTPUT

Explanation:

An error occurred when you entered the ZFCRU START or the ZFCRU RESTART command with CRUISE restore specified in active state because the requested tape is mounted as an output tape.

System Action:

The message is logged to the CRUISE parameter table logging file. CRUISE parameter table processing ends; a restart is no longer possible.

User Response:

Do the following:

Mount the restore tape as an input tape.
Enter the ZFCRU START command twice to start CRUISE restore processing.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) and the ZFCRU START or the ZFCRU RESTART command.

FCRU0123E

ERROR BACKSPACING TAPE

Explanation:

An error occurred when you entered the ZFCRU RESTART command with CRUISE restore specified in active state because the requested tape might not be backspaced.

System Action:

The message is logged to the CRUISE parameter table logging file. CRUISE parameter table processing ends; a restart is no longer possible.

User Response:

Do the following:

Mount the restore tape as an input tape.
Enter the ZFCRU START command twice to start CRUISE restore processing.

FCRU0125I

nn RECORDS FOUND-yy FILE ADDRESSES SET IN USE

Where:

nn: The number of records found.
yy: The number of file addresses for which the setinuse user exit has been called.

Explanation:

This is the normal response when CRUISE restore and verify that processing has ended and the SETINUSE parameter is specified with the YES value.

System Action:

The message is logged to the CRUISE parameter table logging file and CRUISE restore or verify processing ends.

User Response:

None.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) and the ZFCRU DEFAULT and ZFCRU SETUP commands.

FCRU0126I

cpuid nn RECORDS FOUND

Where:

cpuid: The processor ID.
nn: The number of records found.

Explanation:

This is the normal response when CRUISE verify processing ends.

System Action:

The message is logged to the CRUISE parameter table logging file and CRUISE verify processing ends.

User Response:

None.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) and the ZFCRU commands.

FCRU0127I

nn RECORDS FOUND yy RECORDS WRITTEN TO tapename

Where:

nn: The number of records found.
yy: The number of records written to tape.
tapename: The name of the tape.

Explanation:

This is the normal response when CRUISE capture processing has ended.

System Action:

The message is logged to the CRUISE parameter table logging file and CRUISE capture processing ends.

User Response:

None.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) and the ZFCRU commands.

FCRU0128I

nn RECORDS FOUND yy FILES PACKED

Where:

nn: The number of records found.
yy: The number of files packed.

Explanation:

This is the normal response when CRUISE pack processing has ended.

System Action:

The message is logged to the CRUISE parameter table logging file and CRUISE pack processing ends.

User Response:

None.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) and the ZFCRU commands.

FCRU0129I

nn RECORDS FOUND yy FILE ADDRESSES EXCHANGED

Where:

nn: The number of records found.
yy: The number of file addresses exchanged.

Explanation:

This is the normal response when CRUISE restore processing has ended.

System Action:

The message is logged to the CRUISE parameter table logging file and CRUISE restore processing ends.

User Response:

None.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) and the ZFCRU commands.

FCRU0130E

ID fileid NOT DEFINED IN DBDEF

Where:

fileid: The file identifier (ID) to be processed.

Explanation:

An error occurred when you entered a ZFCRU command, but the file ID to be processed is not defined in the database definition (DBDEF).

System Action:

The message is logged to the CRUISE parameter table logging file, the error counter is increased by 1, and CRUISE capture processing continues.

User Response:

Call your database administrator to correct the problem.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) and the ZFCRU commands.

FCRU0131E

BLOCK TO CAPTURE NO LONGER FOUND - FAD-fileaddr ID-fileid

Where:

fileaddr: The file address to be processed.
fileid: The file identifier (ID) to be processed.

Explanation:

An error occurred during CRUISE capture processing when you entered the ZFCRU START command while writing a block to tape because the file address is no longer valid.

System Action:

The message is logged to the CRUISE parameter table logging file. The error counter is increased by 1, and CRUISE capture processing continues.

User Response:

Call your database administrator to correct the problem.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) and the ZFCRU commands.

FCRU0132I

TABLE -tablename- FUNCTION-function COMPLETED - nn ERRORS DETECTED

Where:

tablename: The parameter table name.
function: The name of the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) function.
nn: The number of errors detected.

Explanation:

This is the normal response to a CRUISE function that has ended.

System Action:

The message is logged to the CRUISE parameter table logging file and the CRUISE function ends.

User Response:

None.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about CRUISE and the ZFCRU commands.

FCRU0133E

FAD EXCHANGE RETRIEVAL ERROR

Explanation:

An error occurred when you entered a ZFCRU command during CRUISE restore processing.

System Action:

The message is logged to the CRUISE parameter table logging file and CRUISE restore processing continues.

User Response:

Call your database administrator to correct the problem.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) and the ZFCRU commands.

FCRU0134I

TOP FILE FAD-fileaddr1 RESTORED TO fileaddr2

Where:

fileaddr1: The restored top file address.
fileaddr2: The target top file address.

Explanation:

This is the normal response during CRUISE parameter table processing when the RESTORE parameter is specified with the REBUILD value and only the top file addresses were captured.

System Action:

The message is logged and CRUISE restore processing continues.

User Response:

None.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) and the ZFCRU DEFAULT and ZFCRU SETUP commands.

FCRU0135E

FACE ERROR ORDINAL ordnbr OF ID fileid IS INVALID

Where:

ordnbr: The ordinal number to be processed.
fileid: The file identifier (ID) to be processed.

Explanation:

A file address compute program (FACE) error occurred with the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) function in running state.

System Action:

The message is logged to the CRUISE parameter table logging file. The error counter is increased by 1, and the CRUISE function continues in active state.

User Response:

Call your database administrator to correct the problem.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about CRUISE and the ZFCRU commands.

FCRU0136E

TOP REFERENCE NOT FOUND FAD-fileaddr2 NEW-fileaddr1

Where:

fileaddr1: The restored top file address.
fileaddr2: The target restored top file address.

Explanation:

An error occurred during the processing of a CRUISE parameter table when the RESTORE parameter is specified with the REBUILD value and the top file addresses are not found.

System Action:

The message is logged, the error counter is increased by 1, and the CRUISE parameter table processing continues.

User Response:

Call your database administrator to correct the problem.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) and the ZFCRU DEFAULT and ZFCRU SETUP commands.

FCRU0137E

FROM REFERENCE NOT FOUND FAD-fileaddr2 NEW-fileaddr1 FROM-fileaddr3

Where:

fileaddr1: The new file address.
fileaddr2: The previous file address.
fileaddr3: The referenced address.

Explanation:

An internal error occurred during the processing of a CRUISE parameter table because the RESTORE parameter is specified with the REBUILD or NEW value and the reference file address is not found.

System Action:

The message is logged to the CRUISE parameter table logging file and CRUISE parameter table processing continues.

User Response:

Call your database administrator to correct the problem.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) and the ZFCRU DEFAULT and ZFCRU SETUP commands.

FCRU0138E

FILE ADDRESS EXCHANGE ERROR FAD-fileaddr2 NEW-fileaddr1 FROM-fileaddr3

Where:

fileaddr1: The new file address.
fileaddr2: The previous file address.
fileaddr3: The referenced address.

Explanation:

An internal error occurred during the processing of a CRUISE parameter table because the RESTORE parameter is specified with the NEW or REBUILD value and the reference file address is not found.

System Action:

The message is logged to the CRUISE parameter table logging file and CRUISE parameter table processing continues.

User Response:

Call your database administrator to correct the problem.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) and the ZFCRU DEFAULT and ZFCRU SETUP commands.

FCRU0139E

RESTORE-OLD FIND ERROR FAD-fileaddr OF ID-fileid

Where:

fileaddr: The file address to be processed.
fileid: The file identifier (ID) to be processed.

Explanation:

An internal error occurred during the processing of a CRUISE parameter table because the RESTORE parameter is specified with the OLD value and the previous file address is not valid.

System Action:

The message is logged to the CRUISE parameter table logging table and CRUISE parameter table processing continues.

User Response:

Call your database administrator to correct the problem.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) and the ZFCRU DEFAULT and ZFCRU SETUP commands.

FCRU0140E

ERROR DURING RESTORE

Explanation:

An internal error occurred during CRUISE restore processing because the previous file address is not valid.

System Action:

The message is logged to the CRUISE parameter table logging file. A system error is issued, the error counter is increased by 1, and the CRUISE parameter table processing in active state is paused.

User Response:

None.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) and the ZFCRU commands.

FCRU0141I

FILE FAD-fileaddr1 RESTORED TO fileaddr2

Where:

fileaddr1: The captured file address.
fileaddr2: The target file for a restored file address.

Explanation:

This is the normal response to the RESTORE parameter specified with the NOREBUILD value.

System Action:

The message is logged to the CRUISE parameter table logging file and the CRUISE parameter table processing continues.

User Response:

None.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) and the ZFCRU DEFAULT and ZFCRU SETUP commands.

FCRU0142I

cpuid CRUISE IS action

Where:

cpuid: The processor ID.
action: An action that results in a capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) function that will end, pause, or stop.

Explanation:

This is the normal response to the ZFCRU ABORT, ZFCRU PAUSE, or ZFCRU STOP command entered when the CRUISE function is in running state.

System Action:

The message is logged to the CRUISE parameter table logging file. This message indicates that the running CRUISE function will end, stop, or pause.

User Response:

None.

FCRU0143I

cpuid TABLE -tablename- STOPPED

Where:

cpuid: The processor ID.
tablename: The parameter table name.

Explanation:

This is the normal response to the ZFCRU STOP command.

System Action:

The message is logged to the CRUISE parameter table logging file and the CRUISE function is stopped.

User Response:

None.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) and the ZFCRU STOP command.

FCRU0144E

FILE ADDRESS fileaddr RETRIEVAL ERROR

Where:

fileaddr: The file address to be processed.

Explanation:

An error occurred during a file address retrieval of a capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) function in running state.

System Action:

The message is logged to the CRUISE parameter table logging file and CRUISE parameter table processing continues.

User Response:

Call your database administrator to correct the problem.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about CRUISE and the ZFCRU commands.

FCRU0145E

RECORD TYPE FOR ID fileid (version) NOT DEFINED IN FACE-TABLE

Where:

fileid: The file identifier (ID) to be processed.
version: The version of the file ID to be processed.

Explanation:

An error occurred because when the capture or restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) function was in running state, a record type for a file ID was not defined in the TPF file address compute program (FACE).

System Action:

The message is logged to the CRUISE parameter table logging file and the CRUISE function continues processing.

User Response:

None.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about CRUISE and the ZFCRU commands.

FCRU0146E

ORDINAL range RANGE OF ID fileid IS INVALID

Where:

range: The ordinal number range to be processed.
fileid: The file identifier (ID) to be processed.

Explanation:

An error occurred when the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) function was in running state and an ordinal range for a file ID was not correct.

System Action:

The message is logged to the CRUISE parameter table logging file and CRUISE parameter table processing continues.

User Response:

Call your database administrator to correct the problem.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about CRUISE and the ZFCRU commands.

FCRU0147E

PARTITION/INTERLEAVE nn OF ID fileid IS INVALID

Where:

nn: The partition or interleave number to be processed.
fileid: The file identifier (ID) to be processed.

Explanation:

An error occurred when a capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) function was in running state and a partition or an interleave number for a file identifier (ID) was not correct.

System Action:

The message is logged to the CRUISE parameter table logging file and the CRUISE function continues processing.

User Response:

Call your database administrator to correct the problem.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about CRUISE and the ZFCRU commands.

FCRU0148I

cpuid TABLE -tablename- ABORTED

Where:

cpuid: The processor ID.
tablename: The parameter table name.

Explanation:

This is the normal response to a ZFCRU ABORT command that has ended successfully.

System Action:

The message is logged to the CRUISE parameter table logging file and the CRUISE function ends.

User Response:

None.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) and the ZFCRU ABORT command.

FCRU0149I

cpuid TABLE -name- ACTIVATED

Where:

cpuid: The processor ID.
name: The parameter table name.

Explanation:

This is the normal response when the ZFCRU START command is entered as the first time for a specified parameter table.

System Action:

The capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) function is changed to active state.

User Response:

None.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) and the ZFCRU START command.

FCRU0150I

CPU SELECTIVE RESTORE might NOT COMPLETE DATA CAPTURED USING MRC

Explanation:

This is the normal response when you enter the ZFCRU SETUP command and specify the ADR or WID parameter with multiple reference check (MRC) support.

System Action:

Capture/Restore Utility, Information and Statistics Environment (CRUISE) restore processing ends.

User Response:

None.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about the ZFCRU SETUP command and MRC support.

FCRU0151W

cpuid ID refid FVN fvn NOT DEFINED IN DBDEF

Where:

cpuid: The processor ID where the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) is running.
refid: The file reference name.
fvn: The file version.

Explanation:

This message indicates that during CRUISE parameter table processing, the file reference name is not defined in the database definition (DBDEF).

System Action:

CRUISE parameter table processing continues.

User Response:

Check if the file reference name specified in this message is defined correctly. If the file reference name is not defined correctly, do one of the following:

Load the DBDEF with the file reference name.
Enter the ZFCRU DELETE command to remove the file reference name from the CRUISE parameter table.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about CRUISE and the ZFCRU SETUP and ZFCRU DELETE commands.

FCRU0152E

DECB CREATE ERROR

Explanation:

An error occurred when you entered a ZFCRU command because the capture/restore utility, information and statistics environment (CRUISE) were unable to create a data event control block (DECB).

System Action:

Processing of the CRUISE function ends.

User Response:

Report the problem to your IBM service representative.

FCRU0153I

CPUB MRC FILE INITIALIZATION COMPLETED

Explanation:

This is the normal response when you enter the ZFCRU SETUP command and multiple reference check (MRC) capture processing has completed.

System Action:

None.

User Response:

None.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about the ZFCRU SETUP command and MRC support.

FCRU0154I

TOO MANY DATA LEVELS FOR ID -recid- SELECTIVE RESTORE COULD BE INCOMPLETE

Where:

recid: The record ID being captured or selectively restored.

Explanation:

This is the normal response when the ZFCRU START command is entered to capture a database with more than eight levels of data or to selectively restore from tape a database with more that eight levels of data. Although a full restore restores the complete database, only the first eight data levels can be restored by using a selective restore.

System Action:

One of the following occurs:

If the condition occurs during capture, processing continues. Although all data levels of the database are written to tape, only the first eight levels of the database are written to the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) control block on tape.
If the condition occurs during a selective restore, processing continues. If the file ID specified by the wanted ID (WID) is not for one of the eight data levels stored in the CRUISE control block on tape, the restored data will not be complete.

User Response:

Do one the following:

If you are doing a capture, there is no more action to be taken.
If you are doing a selective restore for a data level that is not stored in the CRUISE control block, do a full restore to restore the complete database.

See TPFDF Commands for more information about the ZFCRU commands and see TPFDF Utilities for more information about CRUISE procedures.

FCRU0155E

DIFFERENT SUBSYSTEM ID RESTORE NOT ALLOWED

Explanation:

An error occurred because an attempt was made to restore data on a subsystem other than the subsystem where data was captured.

System Action:

Capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) restore processing ends.

User Response:

None.

See TPFDF Utilities for more information about CRUISE.

FCRU0161W

FILE FOUND WITH ALGINFOID= BUT NO ALG INFO FILE CAPTURED

Explanation:

During a CRUISE capture operation, a detail file with an associated algorithm information file (indicated the ALGINFOID parameter in the DBDEF macro) was captured, but no algorithm information file (the ALGINFOFOR parameter specified in the DBDEF macro) was captured. If the detail file is restored without the corresponding algorithm information, applications may not work as expected.

System Action:

Processing continues.

User Response:

If you intended to capture the associated algorithm information, do the following:

Modify the CRUISE parameter table to include the algorithm information file specified by the ALGINFOID parameter.
Run the CRUISE capture operation again.

See TPFDF Utilities for more information about the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE).

FCRU0163I

SPECIFIED ECB PERCENTAGE TOO LOW USING DEFAULT DISTRIBUTION FOR ID fileid FVN filever

Where:

fileid: The ID.
filever: The file version.

Explanation:

This message indicates that the entry control block (ECB) percentage (previously entered with the ZFCRU SETUP or ZFCRU ECB command to be used in the CRUISE parameter table) is set too low and the default ECB distribution is used for the current file ID and file version.

System Action:

The default ECB distribution is used and processing continues.

User Response:

None.

See TPFDF Utilities for more information about the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) and see TPFDF Commands for more information about the ZFCRU commands.

FCRU0164I

INITIALIZATION OF crossreffiletype STARTED

Where:

crossreffiletype: The type of cross-reference file (X-REF FILES or MRC X-REF FILE).

Explanation:

This message indicates that at the beginning of a CRUISE RESTORE function the initialization of the cross-reference files has started.

System Action:

None.

User Response:

None.

See TPFDF Utilities for more information about the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE).

FCRU0165I

INITIALIZATION OF crossreffiletype COMPLETED

Where:

crossreffiletype: The type of cross-reference file (X-REF FILES or MRC X-REF FILE).

Explanation:

This message indicates that at the beginning of a CRUISE RESTORE function the initialization of the cross-reference files has completed.

System Action:

None.

User Response:

None.

See TPFDF Utilities for more information about the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE).

FCRU0200I

MOD mod FROM date time STARTED

Where:

mod: The tape module number.
date: The system capture date.
time: The system capture time.

Explanation:

This is the normal response when CRUISE restore processing is in running state.

System Action:

The message is logged to the CRUISE parameter table logging file.

User Response:

None.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) and the ZFCRU commands.

FCRU0201E

TAPE READ ERROR - ABORT

Explanation:

An error occurred with CRUISE restore processing in a running state.

System Action:

The message is logged to the CRUISE parameter table logging file and CRUISE restore processing ends.

User Response:

Call your database administrator to correct the problem.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) and the ZFCRU commands.

FCRU0202I

fileid1 rcc1 fileaddr1 REFERENCES fileid2 rcc2 fileaddr2

Where:

fileid1: The from-reference file identifier (ID).
rcc1: The from-reference record code check (RCC).
fileaddr1: The from-reference file address.
fileid2: The referenced file ID.
rcc2: The referenced RCC.
fileaddr2: The referenced file address.

Explanation:

This is the normal response when a capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) function has embedded references that were chain chased.

System Action:

The message is logged to the CRUISE parameter table logging file.

User Response:

None.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about CRUISE and the ZFCRU commands.

FCRU0204E

FIND ERROR fileid - fileaddr SRCH ADR refid - refaddr FROM REF

Where:

fileid: The file identifier (ID) for the file to be processed.
fileaddr: The file address to be processed.
refid: The file identifier (ID) of the file that referenced the file to be processed.
refaddr: The file address where the file to be processed was referenced.

Explanation:

An error occurred while a file address was retrieved with the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) function in running state.

System Action:

The message is logged to the CRUISE parameter table logging file, the error counter is increased by 1, and the CRUISE function continues in running state.

User Response:

Call your database administrator to correct the problem.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about CRUISE and the ZFCRU commands.

FCRU0205E

IRCFDF INTERNAL ERROR

Explanation:

An error occurred with a capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) function in running state because of an internal database error.

System Action:

The message is logged to the CRUISE parameter table logging file and the CRUISE function ends.

User Response:

Call your database administrator to correct the problem.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about CRUISE and the ZFCRU commands.

FCRU0206E

VARIABLE DISP SIZE ERROR

Explanation:

An error occurred with a capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) function in running state because the variable displacement in the user data during Count Type file processing is not valid.

System Action:

The message is logged to the CRUISE parameter table logging file, system error DBD005 is issued, and the specified processing entry control block (ECB) ends.

User Response:

Call your database administrator to correct the problem.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about CRUISE and the ZFCRU commands.

FCRU0207E

DYNAMIC SIZE EXCEEDS BLOCKSIZE

Explanation:

An error occurred with the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) function in running state because the variable displacement defined in the database definition (DBDEF) during No Item Type file processing is not valid.

System Action:

The message is logged to the CRUISE parameter table logging file, system error DBD005 is issued, and the CRUISE function in running state ends.

User Response:

Call your database administrator to correct the problem.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about CRUISE and the ZFCRU commands.

FCRU0208E

INVALID CBV IN DBDEF

Explanation:

An error occurred with the capture/restore utility, information, and statistics environment (CRUISE) function in running state because the monitor vector for the chain chaser defined in the database definition (DBDEF) is not valid.

System Action:

The message is logged to CRUISE parameter table logging file and the CRUISE function in running state ends.

User Response:

Call your database administrator to correct the problem.

See TPFDF Commands and TPFDF Utilities for more information about the CRUISE and the ZFCRU commands.