IEFJSVEC returns one of the following return codes in register
15:
Return Code - (Decimal)
- Meaning
- VTSSUCES (0)
- Successful completion. The request to enable was successfully
processed and the SSVT has been updated.
- VTSINVID (4)
- An incorrect identifier was specified in VTSPL or JSBVT. Check
the input parameter areas to make sure that you specified the proper
identifiers, and that the pointers to the input parameter areas are
properly defined.
- VTSINVIN (8)
- An incorrect subsystem name was specified. Check to make sure
that you specified a valid subsystem name in the VTSNAME field. Consult
with your system programmer to make sure that it matches the name
of a valid subsystem defined in the IEFSSNxx parmlib member that is
currently in use.
- VTSLOGER (16)
- Logic error. Contact your IBM® service
support center.
- VTSLOADF (20)
- An abend occurred when trying to load the function routine.
The VTSFUNCT field contains the name of the function routine being
loaded when the problem occurred.
- VTSINVBI (24)
- An incorrect bit was set in the request flags. Verify that
you have set only the VTSFCEN indicator and that you have not set
any other bits in the VTSREQ flag byte.
- VTSINVED (32)
- Unable to process enable request; no SSVT found. Verify that
you specified a valid subsystem name in the VTSNAME field. If the
subsystem name is valid, make sure that the subsystem's SSVT has been
built and is properly pointed to from your subsystem's SSCVT prior
to any IEFJSVEC enable calls being made.
- VTSNOSPA (36)
- Unable to process enable request; insufficient space in the
SSVT for additional function routine addresses. The VTSFUNC field
contains the name of the function routine being loaded when the problem
occurred. The maximum number of function routines which can be supported
by your subsystem has been exceeded. Increase the maximum allowed
on your build SSVT by increasing JSBMAXFR.
- VTSSIVT (40)
- Target vector table is SSI-managed and can only be updated through
the IEFSSVT macro.
- VTSNOSUB (44)
- Target Subsystem does not exist.