IKT119I

Explanation
 TSO/VTAM issues this message when a TSO/VTAM terminal
user message cannot be sent to a terminal in the desired language.
 This might occur for one of the following reasons:  The terminal user message was defined using a double-byte character
set, but the terminal does not support double-byte character sets.
The desired language is not currently available from the MVS™ message service.

 Note: This message is not issued when langcode is ENU,
the default language.
 langcode is a 3-character
language code that indicates the preferred language for TSO/VTAM terminal
user messages.  langcode corresponds to the value of the PLANG
operand on the PROFILE command or is passed on the CINIT during session
initiation. See the z/OS Communications Server: SNA Customization for additional information.
See the z/OS Communications Server: SNA Programming for a list of valid language code settings.

 luname is the name of the LU to which
the message is being sent. If VTAM® issues
a network-qualified name, luname is in the form netid.name.

System action
 Processing continues.

Operator response
 Save the system log for problem determination.

System programmer response
 This message might be useful for
problem determination if a terminal user is not receiving translated
messages as desired. The MVS message
service might need to be updated to support the desired language. 

Routing code
 2,8

Descriptor code
 4  