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Syncsort™ Storage Management SCC Messages Manual

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Software
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Syncsort™ software
Product
Syncsort™ Storage Management > Syncsort™ Cobol Migration Manager
Syncsort™ Storage Management > Syncsort™ Clone Center
Syncsort™ Storage Management > Syncsort™ Space Recovery System
Syncsort™ Storage Management > Syncsort™ SCC Monitor
Syncsort™ Storage Management > Syncsort™ Simulate 2000
Syncsort™ Storage Management > Syncsort™ Allocation Control Center
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Product name
Syncsort Storage Management
ft:title
Syncsort™ Storage Management SCC Messages Manual
Copyright
2021
First publish date
1991
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2025-12-05
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2025-12-05T10:35:54.991000

EXT00160 DIF VARS FOR environment- subenvironment, DSN=dsname, DD=ddname

Explanation: The DISPLAYVARS and DISPLAYDIF symbolic fields were set to YES in the rules language. After rule processing, EASY/Exit displayed this header message followed by a list of DIF variables.

Message Level: None

Response: None

EXT00161 EXT VARS FOR environment- subenvironment, DSN=dsname, DD=ddname

Explanation: The DISPLAYVARS symbolic field was set to YES in the rules language. After rule processing, EASY/Exit displayed this header message followed by a list of EASY/ Exit variables.

Message Level: None

Response: None

EXT00170 JOB jobname STEP stepname ENVS environment

Explanation: The IEFUSI environment is being used to control REGION, Dataspace, and Hiperspace main storage resources. This message displays the current jobname, stepname, and environment.

Message Level: I

Response: None

EXT00171 STEP stepname STORAGE VALUES req-region, req-limt--lt-16mb, req- size--lt-16mb , req-limt--gt-16mb, req-size--gt-16mb

Explanation: The IEFUSI environment is being used to control REGION, Dataspace, and Hiperspace main storage resources. This message displays the REGION resource values set in the IEFUSI environment:

req-region requested region size from JCL

req-limt--lt-16m region limit below 16MB req-size--lt-16m region size below 16MB req-limt--gt-16m region limit above 16MB req-size--gt-16m region size above 16MB

Message Level: None

Response: None

EXT00172 STEP stepname SHARING VALUES spc-default, spc-max-size, spc-max- no, spc-max-pages

Explanation: The IEFUSI environment is being used to control Dataspace, and Hiperspace main storage resources.

This message displays the Dataspace/Hiperspace resource values set in the IEFUSI environment:

spc-default default dataspace size

spc-max-size maximum dataspace size spc-max-no maximum dataspace number spc-max-pages maximum dataspace pages

Message Level: None

Response: None

EXT00300 JOB jobname LINE LIMIT INCREASED BY inc-amount (EXTN=inc-ext)

Explanation: The OUTLIM environment (IEFUSO) is entered whenever the SYSOUT limit (the OUTLIM= value) for the number of lines to be printed for a spooled dataset is exceeded and the job is about to fail with a S722 abend. This message displays the number of lines added to the job (inc- amount), and the number of time EASY/Exit has increased the amount (inc-ext).

Message Level: I

Response: None

EXT00310 JOB jobname CPU TIME EXTENDED BY inc-seconds SECONDS (EXTN=inc-ext)

Explanation: The JOB_CPU and STEP_CPU environments (IEFUTL) are entered whenever the TCB time limit for a job or step is exceeded and the job or step is about to fail with a S322 abend. This message displays the number of seconds added to the job (inc-seconds), and the number of time EASY/Exit has increased the amount (inc-ext).

Message Level: I

Response: None

EXT00311 JOB jobname WAIT TIME EXTENDED BY inc-seconds SECONDS (EXTN=inc-ext)

Explanation: The JOB_WAIT environment (IEFUTL) is entered whenever the continuous wait time limit for a job is exceeded and the job is about to fail with a S522 abend. This message displays the number of seconds added to the job wait time (inc-seconds), and the number of time EASY/Exit has increased the amount (inc-ext).

Message Level: I

Response: None

EXT00320 JOB jobname STEP stepname REMAINING STEPS canceled BY IEFACTRT PROCESSING

Explanation: The JOB_END and STEP_END environments (IEFACTRT) are entered whenever a job or step is terminated, either normally or abnormally. The installation rules requested that the remaining steps in the job be canceled by setting JCLFAIL = YES

Message Level: I

Response: None

EXT00321 JOB=jobname STEP=stepname RC=rc CPU=cpu

Explanation: This is a debugging message issued during IEFACTRT end-of-step processing to indicate the job and step name and the IEFACTRT return code and step CPU time. It is only issued for debugging purposes and if enabled via a Superzap from Customer support. It should not be encountered in normal customer use.

Message Level: None

Response: None

EXT00330 JOB jobname canceled BY JOB INITIATION RULE PROCESSING

Explanation: The JOB_START environment (IEFUJI) is entered when a job has been selected for execution and is about to be initiated. The JOB_START environment can be used to examine the job name, accounting information, and other variables, and write records to the DIF log or SMF, write messages to TSO users or administrators, and allow the job to execute. The job may also be canceled by setting JCLFAIL = YES.

Message Level: I

Response: None

EXT00331 JOB jobname TIME LIMIT SET TO nsecs SECONDS

Explanation: A job that exceeded its CPU time or WAIT time limit had the time limit extended by the number of seconds specified in the Easy-Exit rules executing in the JOB_WAIT environment (IEFUTL).

Message Level: A

Response: None

EXT00332 JOB jobname REGION SIZE SET TO nnnnnnnn KB

Explanation: The Easy-Exit STEP_START environment (IEFUSI) set the region size to the indicated value, as specified in the Easy-Exit rules.

Message Level: A

Response: None

EXT00340 JOB jobname canceled BY STEP INITIATION RULE PROCESSING

Explanation: The IEFUSI environment is normally used to control REGION, Dataspace, and Hiperspace main storage resources. This environment can also be used to cancel a job by setting JCLFAIL = YES.

Message Level: I

Response: None

EXT00350 JOB jobname JOB PURGE

Explanation: The JOB_PURGE environment (IEFUJP) receives control after all output for a job has been processed, all SYSOUT data has been output, and the job or TSO session is about to be purged from the system. This environment also allows the administrator to keep records of which jobs have run and TSO logoffs. The administrator can also write messages or data records to SMF, the DIF log, or TSO users. Finally, the administrator can trigger other actions based on the completion of job output processing.

The EASY/Exit rules may also be used to suppress the writing of the SMF type 26 (job purge) record by setting SUPPRESS_SMF26 = YES.

Message Level: I

Response: None

EXT00360 JOB jobname canceled BY JOB VALIDATION RULE PROCESSING

Explanation: The JOB_VALIDATE environment receives control during converter-interpreter processing of the JCL for a job. The JOB_VALIDATE environment allows the administrator to examine and, if necessary, modify the JCL prior to execution to establish and enforce installation standards for REGION, TIME, SYSOUT limits, and similar variables. This environment also allows the administrator to keep records of which jobs have run, write messages to SMF, the DIF log, or TSO users, or trigger other actions based upon the selection of the job for execution. The installation rules requested that the job be canceled by setting JCLFAIL = YES

Message Level: I

Response: None

EXT00361 COMMAREA INACCESSIBLE FOR

JOB jobname ADDR=address

Explanation: An Easy-Exit module was unable to access the Common Exit Parameter List area. This indicates an internal error.

Message Level: E

Response: Contact Customer support.

EXT00370 CARD IMAGE CHANGED: newimage

Explanation: The Easy-Exit rules executing in the JES2 environment replaced a control statement. The value of the altered control statement is shown in newimage.

Message Level: A

Response: None

EXT00371 JCL/JECL CONTROL STATEMENT ALTERED

Explanation: The Easy-Exit rules executing in the JES2 environment altered a control statement.

Message Level: A

Response: None

EXT00380 WTOR REPLY FAILED reply-text

Explanation: The rules in the MPF environment caused Easy-Exit to reply to a WTOR, however, the reply to the WTOR was rejected. This may occur if the reply is not of the proper length or value for the associated WTOR. The reply is shown in reply-text.

Message Level: E

Response: Correct the Easy-Exit rules to issue a valid reply for the WTOR.

EXT00381 COMMAND FAILED command-text

Explanation: The rules in the MPF environment caused Easy-Exit to issue a console command. However the command was rejected by z/OS. The command is shown in command-text.

Message Level: E

Response: Ensure that the command is valid and that DIF has sufficient security authorization to issue the command.

EXT00382 JOB jobname canceled BY MPF RULE PROCESSING

Explanation: The Easy-Exit rules in the MPF environment specified JCLFAIL=YES for a message, which caused Easy-Exit to cancel the job.

Message Level: A

Response: None

EXT00410 GETMAIN FAILED, R15=retcode

Explanation: An Easy-Exit module in a TSO Logon/ Logoff environment was unable to obtain storage. The return code is shown.

Message Level: E

Response: Contact Customer support.

EXT00450 JOB jobname SMF RECORD WAS SUPPRESSED

Explanation: The Easy-Exit rules in the IEFU83 exit indicated that an SMF record should be suppressed. The SMF record was not written.

Message Level: A

Response: None

EXT00610 FUNCTION IWMSESET RC=retcode RSN=rsncode

Explanation: The Easy-Exit rules changed the status of a WLM resource. This is a debugging message and is only displayed if an EXTTRACE is present.

Message Level: I

Response: None

EXT00640 UNABLE TO INSERT STRING data

Explanation: The JOB_VALIDATE environment receives control during converter-interpreter processing of the JCL for a job. The JOB_VALIDATE environment allows the administrator to examine and, if necessary, modify the JCL prior to execution to establish and enforce installation standards for REGION, TIME, SYSOUT limits, and similar variables. This environment also allows the administrator to keep records of which jobs have run, write messages to SMF, the DIF log, or TSO users, or trigger other actions based upon the selection of the job for execution.

The rules attempted to modify the JCL, but there was not enough room to insert the requested data into the JCL card.

Message Level: None

Response: None

EXT00660 COMMAREA FOR JOB jobname LOCATED AT ADDR=addr

Explanation: The User Exit Communication Area (UCOM) is located at the address shown. This is a debugging message and is only displayed if an EXTTRACE is present.

Message Level: I

Response: None

EXT00661 COMMAREA OBTAIN FAILED FOR JOB jobname RC=retcode

Explanation: Easy-Exit was unable to obtain storage for the User Exit Communication Area (UCOM).

Message Level: E

Response: Contact Customer support.

EXT00730 EXT RULES SPECIFIED DISCONNECT

Explanation: The Easy-Exit rules in the TSO Logon Preprompt environment specified LOGONFLAG0=DISCONNECT. The TSO session was terminated.

Message Level: A

Response: None, if this was what was desired.

EXT00731 NOPROMPT FAILED; USERID, PASSWORD, PROCNAME, OR ACCT NOT OBTAINED

Explanation: The Easy-Exit rules in the TSO Logon Preprompt environment set LOGONFLAG0=NOPROMPT. However, neither userid, password, procname, nor the optional accounting information was specified. The TSO user logging on cannot be verified. The TSO session is terminated.

Message Level: A

Response: Correct the Easy-Exit rules if this is not the desired result.

EXT00920 JES2 SYSAFF SET TO SYSTEM sysid

Explanation: The Easy-Exit rules in the JES2 exit 20 or exit 50 environments set the SYSAFF variable to the specified system name. This is equivalent to specifying a JECL AFFINITY statement. The job affinity is set to the specified system.

Message Level: A

Response: None

EXT00921 JES2 SYSAFF SET INDEPENDENT MODE sysid

Explanation: The Easy-Exit rules in the JES2 exit 20 or exit 50 environments set the JESIND variable to YES. This is equivalent to specifying a JECL AFFINITY statement with the INDEPENDENT parameter. The job affinity is set to the specified system.

Message Level: A

Response: None

EXT00922 JES2 SCHENV SET TO scheduling-environment-name

Explanation: The Easy-Exit rules set the JES2 Scheduling Environment name for the job to the specified value via the JESSCHEV variable. The job will run only if and on the system where the specified scheduling environment is active.

Message Level: A

Response: None

EXT00923 JOB CLASS CHANGED FROM old-class TO new-class

Explanation: The Easy-Exit rules in the JES2 environment changed the job class to the specified value.

Message Level: A

Response: None

EXT00924 JOB jobname canceled BY EASY- EXIT RULE PROCESSING

Explanation: The Easy-Exit rules in the JES2 exit 20 or exit 50 environments set JCLFAIL = YES. The job was prevented from running.

Message Level: A

Response: None

EXT00925 JOB jobname UNABLE TO SET JES2 SYSAFF

Explanation: The Easy-Exit rules attempted to set the system affinity for the job via the JESAFF variable, but the attempt failed. The system affinity is unchanged.

Message Level: E

Response: Ensure that the rules specify a valid system name.

EXT01150 RULES SET INVALID ICHPWX01 RETCODE FOR function

Explanation: The Easy-Exit rules attempted to set an invalid return code in the new-password exit (ICHPWX01). The function is either RACINIT or ALTUSER. The invalid return code is ignored and the password is unchanged.

Message Level: E

Response: Ensure that the rules specify a valid return code in the EXIT_RC or RACPW_EXITRC variables.

EXT01160 NEW PASSWORD WAS PREVIOUSLY USED FOR userid

Explanation: The new password specified by the Easy- Exit rules was previously used. The password is unchanged.

Message Level: E

Response: Ensure that the new password was not previously used or change the number of entries in the RACF password history.

EXT01161 NEW PASSWORD RACROUTE EXTRACT ERROR, FUNC=func name SAFRC=saf-retcode, RC=retcode, RSN=rsncode

Explanation: An error occurred while Easy-Exit was attempting to obtain RACF information in the new-password exit (ICHPWX01). func-name indicates the RACF function, saf-retcode indicates the return code from SAF, and retcode and rsncode indicate the RACF return and reason codes.

Message Level: E

Response: Contact Customer support.

EXT01170 INVALID PASSPHRASE LENGTH, passlen

Explanation: The Easy-Exit rules attempted to set a new passphrase in the passphrase exit (ICHPWX11), but the passphrase length (passlen) was not valid (more than 100 or less than 9).

Message Level: E

Response: Ensure that the Easy-Exit rules specify a valid passphrase of the proper length.

EXT01200 BLKSIZE SET TO blksize FOR DATASET dsname

Explanation: The Easy-Exit rules executing under DFSMSdss in the ADRREBLK subenvironment set the blocksize of the dataset being restored or copied to the indicated value.

Message Level: A

Response: None

REBLOCKING OF DATASET dsname

Explanation: The Easy-Exit rules executing under DFSMSdss in the ADRREBLK subenvironment prevented reblocking of the specified dataset.

Message Level: A

Response: None

EXT01202 ADRREBLK SET SDB FOR DATASET dsname

Explanation: The Easy-Exit rules executing under DFSMSdss in the ADRREBLK subenvironment forced system determined blocksize to be used for the indicated dataset.

Message Level: A

Response: None

EXT01210 INVALID ADRUFO PARMLIST

Explanation: Easy-Exit detected an invalid header in the DFSMSdss parameter list.

Message Level: E

Response: Contact Customer support.

EXT01211 ADRUFO CHANGED PARMLIST

Explanation: The Easy-Exit rules executing under DFSMSdss in the ADRUFO subenvironment changed a DFSMSdss option. DFSMSdss will use the changed option.

Message Level: A

Response: None

EXT01800 SHORT-DURATION ENQUEUE SET FOR VOLUME volser

Explanation: The Easy-Exit rules set DSS_ENQTYPE

= SHORT when executing under DFSMSdss in the ADRUENQ subenvironment.

Message Level: A

Response: None