GIM61702Wenttype entname WAS NOT RENAMED BY SYSMOD sysmod BECAUSE entname DOES NOT EXIST IN THE SPECIFIED library LIBRARY.
Explanation
- enttype
- entry type
- entname
- entry name
- sysmod
- SYSMOD ID
- library
- ddname of the library
There was an entry for the indicated member in the target zone, but the member does not exist in the specified library. It may have been moved, renamed, or deleted outside of SMP/E, or its entry may have been created using UCLIN or JCLIN.
If the message identifies an LMOD and indicates SMPLTS as the library, the LMOD entry has CALLLIBS subentries, and the LMOD should exist in the SMPLTS data set. It may have been moved, renamed, or deleted from the SMPLTS library outside of SMP/E, or its CALLLIBS subentries may have been created using UCLIN or JCLIN.
If the message identifies a side deck, the LMOD entry for the same-named load module has a SIDE DECK LIBRARY subentry, and the side deck should exist in the specified library. It may have been moved, renamed, or deleted from the library outside of SMP/E, or its side deck library subentry may have been created using UCLIN or JCLIN.
System action
SYSMOD processing continues, but SMP/E cannot rename the identified member.
Programmer response
- If an LMOD does not exist in the SMPLTS library, determine if
the CALLLIBS subentries in the LMOD entry are valid.
- If they are not valid, use UCLIN to delete them.
- If they are valid, SMP/E attempts to reconstruct the SMPLTS version of the LMOD the next time the LMOD is serviced.
- If a definition side deck member does not exist in the specified
library, determine if the side deck library subentry in the LMOD entry
is valid.
- If it is not valid, use UCLIN to delete it.
- If it is valid, the binder will reconstruct the definition side deck the next time the LMOD is link-edited by SMP/E.