GeoStan FileServer messages - geostan_1 - 2024.01

CSF001

CENTRUS FILE SERVER VERSION 2.0 HAS SUCCESSFULLY STARTED

Displays on the console when the GeoStan FileServer starts successfully.

CSF002

OPEN DATASET: datasetname

Indicates the datasetname of a successfully opened file. This message is part of the display when issuing "DISPLAY STATUS".

CSF003

INTERNAL ERROR: CANNOT RELEASE THE LRU BLOCK.

Indicates an internal error with the GeoStan FileServer. Contact Technical Support with the error number and message.

CSF004

INTERNAL ERROR: COULD NOT FIND AN APPROPRIATE LRU BLOCK OF THE RIGHT SIZE TO RELEASE.

Indicates an internal error with the GeoStan FileServer. Contact Technical Support with the error number and message.

CSF005

INTERNAL ERROR: CANNOT FIND AN AVAILABLE REQUEST IN THE POOL.

Indicates an internal error with the GeoStan FileServer. Contact Technical Support with the error number and message.

CSF006

DYNALLOC FAILED, RC=rc INFO=infotxt DDN=ddname DSN=dsname

Indicates that the GeoStan FileServer was unable to dynamically allocate the dataset named by dsname. Look up the return code and information code in the IBM manual regarding SVC 99 (DYNALLOC.)

CSF007

OPENING ddname datasetname

Indicates the ddname and datasetname currently being opened by the GeoStan FileServer when the dataset is being dynamically allocated-that is, when clients of the GeoStan FileServer request an open of a datasetname rather than a pre-allocated ddname.

CSF008

OPENING ddname

Indicates the ddname currently being opened by GeoStan FileServer when a client requests an open of a pre-allocated ddname.

CSF009

INTERNAL ERROR. CANNOT GET DATA FROM FILE. BLOCKS HAVE NOT BEEN ALLOCATED.

Indicates an internal error with the GeoStan FileServer. Contact Technical Support with the error number and message.

CSF010

INTERNAL ERROR: BLOCK INDEX IS PAST END OF FILE.

Indicates an internal error with the GeoStan FileServer. Contact Technical Support with the error number and message.

CSF011

FSEEK FAILED DSN=datasetname

Indicates an error reading datasetname. Check to see if the dataset is allocated properly and readable. If the dataset indicated is not in error, contact Technical Support with the error number and message.

CSF012

MEMORY LIMIT AT numblocks BLOCKS AND numbytes BYTES OF STORAGE

Indicates that GeoStan FileServer has used all of the available memory allocated to its address space. This message is typically informational. If the number of bytes is insufficient (too high or too low), modify the REGION parameter in the JCL.

CSF013

UNABLE TO ALLOCATE MEMORY FOR DATA BLOCK.

Indicates that GeoStan FileServer is unable to allocate memory. Failure to allocate memory in this instance constitutes a serious internal error. Contact technical support with the error number and message.

CSF014

FILE READING ERROR: INCOMPLETE BLOCK READ.

Indicates an internal error with the GeoStan FileServer. Contact technical support with the error number and message.

CSF015

VARIABLE RECORD LENGTH NOT YET SUPPORTED

Indicates that GeoStan FileServer was asked to read a file with variable record length. This record format is not supported at this time.

CSF016

UNABLE TO OPEN DATASET dsname

Indicates that GeoStan FileServer was unable to open the dataset or ddname. Ensure that your client application is attempting to open either a catalogued dataset, or a ddname that has been pre-allocated in the GeoStan FileServer JCL. How often this message is displayed can be controlled via the "SET VARIABLE UNOPENEDFILES" operator command.

CSF017

COULD NOT FIND DSN datasetname

Indicates that GeoStan FileServer could not find the file among its allocated files. This is an internal error. Contact technical support with the error number and text.

CSF018

ERROR CLOSING datasetname

Indicates that GeoStan FileServer encountered an error while closing the named dataset or ddname. This is an internal error. Contact technical Support with the error number and text.

CSF019

COULD NOT FIND FILE TO CLOSE

Indicates that GeoStan FileServer could not find the dataset or ddname in its internal structures of open files. This is an internal error. Contact technical support with the error number and text. This may be a failure in the client code rather than the server itself, requesting a close of a dataset or ddname that had never been successfully opened.

CSF020

UNKNOWN SERVER COMMAND (commandcode)

Indicates that GeoStan FileServer was issued an invalid command via an XMS call from a client application. Contact Technical Support with the error number and message.

CSF021

numblocks TOTAL BLOCKS IN USE WITH numbytes BYTES OF STORAGE

Indicates the number of total blocks and number of total bytes currently allocated in memory for file caching. It is issued in response to the operator command DISPLAY STORAGE.

CSF022

numblocks TOTAL BLOCKS IN USE WITH numbytes BYTES OF STORAGE

Indicates the number of total blocks and number of total bytes currently used in memory for file caching. It is issued in response to the operator command DISPLAY STATUS

CSF023

numblocks BLOCKS FOUND IN STORAGE

Indicates the number of times the GeoStan FileServer has found a block of data already in memory when requested by a client. Stated another way, this is the number of times that the GeoStan FileServer did not have to perform a physical I/O, because the requested block of data was already in central storage. It is issued in response to the operator command DISPLAY STATUS

CSF024

numblocks BLOCKS READ FROM DISK

Indicates the number of total blocks read from disk into memory for file caching. Stated another way, this is the number of times a client has requested a block of data that was not already found in central storage. It is issued in response to the operator command DISPLAY STATUS.

CSF025

numblocks BLOCKS RELEASED FROM LRU

Indicates the number of total blocks of file data that have been released from central storage due to having used all available region. It is issued in response to the operator command DISPLAY STATUS.

CSF026

parameter IS AN INVALID DISPLAY PARAMETER

Indicates that GeoStan FileServer was issued an invalid operator command parameter. Issue a DISPLAY command with a correct subparameter.

CSF027

INVALID COMMAND: command

Indicates that GeoStan FileServer was issued an invalid operator command. Issue a valid operator command.

CSF028

CENTRUS TERMINAL FILE SERVER ERROR: sss, nnn, ccc, rrr, ttt, fff, iii

Indicates that GeoStan FileServer's error handler has encountered an error. Contact Technical Support with the error number and message. The error codes can be located in an IBM Language Environment manual, in the _FEEDBACK structure: sss: tok_sev, nnn: tok_msgno, ccc: tok_case, rrr: tok_sever, ttt: tok_ctrl, fff: tok_facid and iii: tok_isi.

CSF029

SERVICE NAME SET TO servicename

Indicates the NameToken servicename currently in use for the GeoStan FileServer.

CSF030

SVC UPDATE, RC=rc

Indicates the a call to the set name token (IEANTCR) service failed with the provided return code. Determine the return code in the IBM manual for the name/token callable service. If it is unresolvable, contact technical support with the error number and message.

CSF031

AX=axvalue LX=lxvalue DATA=datavalue

Displays XMS values after successfully calling the name/token callable service. The displayed values are the same values that clients receive from a name/token get request.

CSF032

OPERATOR STOP REQUESTED

Indicates that the system operator has requested a stop for the GeoStan FileServer.

CSF033

PROCESSING operatorcmd

Indicates that the GeoStan FileServer has received the displayed operator command.

CSF034

CENTRUS FILE SERVER IS TERMINATING

Indicates that the GeoStan FileServer is terminating. This message will be displayed upon either normal or abnormal termination.

CSF035

UNABLE TO INITIALIZE XMS, RC=returncode LX=lxvalue DATA=datavalue AX=axvalue

Indicates an internal error with the GeoStan FileServer. Contact Technical Support with the error number and message.

CSF036

CEEHDLR FAILED WITH MESSAGE NUMBER msgnumber

Indicates an internal error with an object module that communicates with the GeoStan FileServer. The message number can be researched via the IBM Language environment manual for the CEEHDLR call. If you are unable to determine the cause of the failure, contact technical support with the error number and message.

CSF037

UNOPENEDFILES: {TRUE|FALSE}

Indicates the setting for printing each occurrence of the unopened files message, CSF016. See the GeoStan FileServer commands section for a description of this setting. This message prints in response to the DISPLAY VARIABLES and DISPLAY STATUS operator commands.

CSF038

CITY STATE FILE FAILED TO LOAD

Indicates that the City/State file was not successfully loaded into GeoStan FileServer's address space.

CSF039

number CITY STATE RECORDS RETURNED

Indicates the number of City/State file records that have been successfully returned to the application.

CSF040

CITY STATE DATA LOADED, RELEASE DATE: mm/yy

Indicates the release date mm/yy of City/State file currently loaded.

CSF041

CSF041

UNABLE TO READ DATA FROM ddname. FAILED BLOCK WAS blocknum

(LE error message will be displayed here)

This two-line error message indicates that FileServer has encountered a failed read request when attempting to read file ddname at block number blocknum. The second line displays any error message returned to FileServer from the Language Environment. The file may be incorrectly installed, check the file in question and verify that the upload or copy step completed without errors during data file installation.

CSF042

UNABLE TO RETRIEVE FILE DATA FOR ddname: retcode

Indicates an internal error with the GeoStan FileServer. Contact Technical Support with the error number and message.