ARC1169I

Explanation
 A RECALL or RECOVER command was issued for a data
set originally migrated or backed up using DFSMSdss as the datamover. The DFSMSdss RESTORE
command was issued to move the data set. When DFSMShsm issues this message,
the corresponding DFSMSdss messages
should be consulted. The DFSMSdss messages with prefix ADR are listed
in the migration activity log (for RECALL) or backup activity log
(for RECOVER). The data set name is contained in the preceding ARC1001I
or associated ARC0734I message. The value of the last DFSMSdss message
number issued for the highest severity error encountered during DFSMSdss processing
is also in the ARC1001I or ARC0734I message. However, in some cases
the return code is other than the DFSMSdss message number. These cases are
as follows: 
 If the value of this return code is 9999, DFSMSdss did not end normally,
and DFSMShsm could
not determine the final RESTORE command processing return code. The DFSMSdss messages
must be used to determine the cause of the failure.
If the value of this return code is 9990, it is the result of
an abnormal end in DFSMSdss.
If the value of the reason code is 9928, DFSMShsm is unable to recall
a data set dsname, because DFSMSdss datamover detected,
during restore (recall), the data set had internal errors when dumped
(migrated). See the ARC0075E message for more information.

System action
 This data set operation fails. DFSMShsm processing continues.

System programmer response
 When the DFSMSdss message requests the
operation be retried using the NOPACKING option, issue the RECALL
or RECOVER command with DFDSSOPTION(RETRY) to attempt a successful
RECALL or RECOVER.
 You must correct the errors in the partitioned
data set after the successful processing of the RECALL or RECOVER
command.

Programmer response
 Review the response required for the DFSMSdss error
and take the appropriate action. The DFSMSdss messages can be found in z/OS MVS System Messages, Vol 1 (ABA-AOM). 

Source
 DFSMShsm