GFSA815I

Explanation
 The error h_digits1 was detected
during an attempt to rename the non-VSAM data set text1 to text3.
The value of text2 is disk volume serial number.
The value of h_digits2 is the disk device type
code.

System action
 NFS processing continues.

System programmer response
 The value of h_digits1 is
a composite of one or more error return codes that the system encountered
when trying to rename the data set. You can decode the hexadecimal
digits using the following list.
 Renaming a data set requires
three steps: 
 Uncatalog the old data set name,
Rename the data set in the disk VTOC, and
Catalog the new data set name.
Should an error occur in either of the last two steps, the
prior step or steps are undone to preserve the old data set name.
 Find
the step that failed by matching the value in byte zero of the return
code with one of the values under the heading Byte 0 in the
following list.  Byte three contains the return code from the first
failing DFP service (uncatalog/catalog or DADSM rename).  If more
errors occur during an attempt to recatalog or rename the data set
back to the old name, the return codes are placed in bytes one and
two respectively.   Byte 0
Meaning/other bytes
00
Error uncataloging old data set name. Byte 3:  Uncatalog return
code.
01
Error renaming the data set. Byte 1:  Recatalog return code for
old data set name. Byte 3:  DADSM rename return code.
02
Error cataloging new data set name. Byte 1:  Recatalog return
code for old data set name. Byte 2:  DADSM rename return code for
old data set name. Byte 3:  Catalog return code for new data set name.

 Catalog and DADSM rename return codes are documented
in z/OS DFSMSdfp Advanced Services.
 Message
IEC614I is written for DADSM rename errors and contains more diagnostic
codes.  These codes are documented in z/OS DFSMSdfp Diagnosis.