This message is the first in a group of messages
that VTAM® issues in response
to a MODIFY TABLE command. A complete description of the message group
follows.
IST863I MODIFY TABLE COMMAND FAILED-reason
IST864I NEWTAB=newtable, OLDTAB=oldtable, OPT=option,
TYPE=tabletype
[IST935I ORIGIN=ncpname, NETID=netid, ID=resourcename]
The
value of
newtable, oldtable, ncpname, netid, and
resourcename will
be
***NA*** when the following operands are not specified on
the command:
- newtable
- NEWTAB operand
- oldtable
- OLDTAB operand
- ncpname
- ORIGIN operand
- netid
- NETID operand
- resourcename
- ID operand
IST863I
reason indicates
the cause of the failure and can be one of the following:
- ABEND DURING TABLE PROCESSING
- An abend occurred and the MODIFY TABLE command was not processed.
- BOTH FILTER TABLES IN USE
- A MODIFY TABLE,TYPE=FILTER,OPTION=LOAD command has been entered,
but a previous MODIFY TABLE,TYPE=FILTER has not completed its processing. VTAM cannot execute the MODIFY
TABLE,TYPE=FILTER command until the previous command is completed.
- CMIP SERVICES IS INACTIVE
- CMIP services must be active to issue the MODIFY TABLE,OPTION=LOAD,TYPE=CMIPDDF
command.
- CURRENT TABLE WILL BE USED
- An error was detected when attempting to load the directory definition
file using the MODIFY TABLE command. A prior message will indicate
the specific failure detected. The current version of the directory
definition file will continue to be used by CMIP services security.
- ERROR BUILDING TABLE
- The table specified by tabletype was not successfully
built.
- INSUFFICIENT STORAGE
- Not enough storage was available to process the MODIFY TABLE command.
- I/O ERROR LOADING newtable
- An error was detected with table newtable during
a load operation.
This message might be received if the table
being loaded from VTAMLIB starts in an extent that was known when
VTAMLIB was opened, but ends in a new extent that was not known when
VTAMLIB was opened. Since VTAMLIB is opened only once during VTAM initialization, the new extents
cannot be accessed until VTAM is
halted, restarted, and VTAMLIB is opened again. For information on
allocating space in the data set or information on extents, see your
operating system documentation.
- I/O TIMEOUT LOADING newtable
- An attempt was made to load table newtable,
but a system or hardware problem has caused the table load facility
to time out while waiting for I/O to complete.
- LOADER INOPERATIVE
- This can occur for one of the following reasons:
- A previous table load never completed
- The VTAM-directed load subtask, ISTINMLS, abnormally ended during
a load request
- The VTAM-directed load subtask, ISTINMLS, has not completed its
initialization.
- name NOT FOUND
- The resource identified by name does not exist. name might
be the new table name newtable, or a node name
identified by either the ID (resourcename) or ORIGIN
(ncpname) operands of the MODIFY TABLE command.
If name is newtable, this message indicates
that the table could not be loaded from storage.
This message
might be received if the table being loaded from VTAMLIB is entirely
contained in extents that were not known when VTAMLIB was first opened.
Since VTAMLIB is opened only once during VTAM initialization, the new extents cannot
be accessed until VTAM is halted,
restarted, and VTAMLIB is opened again. For information on allocating
space in the data set or information on extents, see your operating
system documentation.
- ncpname HAS NO COS FOR netid
- The ncpname NETWORK definition statement for
network netid did not have a COSTAB keyword. As
such, there was no Class of Service table association to delete for
this network.
- netid NOT DEFINED FOR ncpname
- There was no NETWORK definition statement defining netid in
the major node definition for PU type 4 ncpname or
the host is a non-gateway SSCP and the network definition statements
are ignored. Therefore, the COS association could not be deleted or
changed.
- NEW TABLE ALREADY IN USE
- For OPTION=LOAD, the table indicated by newtable is
already in use by another resource. A new version of newtable cannot
be loaded (to replace the existing version) until all existing references
to the old newtable table have been deleted.
- NO APPL/LU/CDRSC BELOW RESOURCE
- The major node identified by resourcename had
no minor nodes. Therefore, there were no associations to change or
delete.
- OLD TABLE WAS NOT IN USE
- An attempt was made to delete or change the association between oldtable and
the resources identified by resourcename in the
MODIFY TABLE command or to replace oldtable with newtable.
However, no matches were found with oldtable for
the specified table type.
- OLD & NEW TABLE NAMES IDENTICAL
- For the resource specified by resourcename and
all of its subordinate nodes, the old table name, oldtable,
and the new table name, newtable, were identical.
Use MODIFY TABLE,OPTION=LOAD if you want to load a new copy of oldtable.
- OPERATION INVALID FOR resourcename
- This can occur for the following reasons:
- For TYPE=[USSTAB|LOGTAB|MODETAB|MDLTAB| ASLTAB|FLDTAB]
- An attempt was made to modify or delete a table associated with
a resource. resourcename was specified on the ID
parameter. The specified resource was either an invalid resource against
which to perform a MODIFY TABLE command or was not eligible for the
type of operation requested, for example, TYPE=LOGTAB for an application.
- For OPTION=LOAD
- An attempt was made to reload old table ISTCFCMM. This table might
not be reloaded.
- For OPTION=DELETE,TYPE=COSTAB
- An attempt was made to delete a COS table association for a resource
that was not a PU type 4 or PU type 5, or an attempt was made to delete
the association between ISTSDCOS and the host PU.
- For OPTION=ASSOCIATE,TYPE=COSTAB
- An attempt was made to change a COS table association for a resource
that was not a PU type 4 or PU type 5.
- TABLE name IS FORMAT=OLD
- Table name is a USS table that was assembled
using FORMAT=OLD or the table is back-level. A back-level table can
be either a USS table or an interpret table that was assembled using
pre-VTAM V3R2 macros.
- TABLE TYPE CONFLICT
- New table newtable has a table type that differs
from that specified using the TYPE keyword (tabletype).
For example, newtable is a USS table but TYPE=LOGTAB
was specified on the MODIFY TABLE command.
IST864I
option is
one of the following values:
- ASSOCIATE
- Change table association with resources
- DELETE
- Delete table association with resources
- LOAD
- Load or refresh a table, change associations
tabletype is one of the
following values. When
tabletype is not applicable,
for example, specifying OPT=LOAD,
***NA*** will be displayed.
- ASLTAB
- Associated LU table
- COSTAB
- Class-of-service table
- CMIPDDF
- CMIP directory definition file
- FILTER
- Session awareness data filter
- FLDTAB
- Message flooding table
- LOGTAB
- Interpret table
- MDLTAB
- Model name table
- MODETAB
- Logon mode table
- USSTAB
- USS table
IST935I
This message contains
additional identification information for certain types of tables.
- ncpname is the name of the PU type 4 or PU
type 5 specified on the ORIGIN operand.
- netid identifies the network specified on
the NETID operand.
- resourcename is the name of the resource specified
on the ID operand.