Candle KLVHSKONCT GC32-9172-00 - Manual (Page 147)

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KLVVT106 VTAM RPL GENERATION ERROR: R15(r15) R0(r0) TERMINATION
SCHEDULED
Explanation: An error was detected during the generation of a VTAM RPL
GENCB macro.
System Action: After any subsequent startup modules are invoked, CT/Engine
terminates.
User Response: Consult the IBM manual ACF/VTAM Programming to
determine the cause of the error. Correct it, and restart CT/Engine. The return
code appears in the r15 field and the error return code appears in the r0 field.
Message Type:
ALERT.
KLVVT107 EXCESS BYTES RESERVED IN $ARB FOR VTAM RPL: NEEDED(nbytes)
ALLOCATED(mbytes) EXCESS(mbytes-nbytes)
Explanation: The length of the VTAM RPL generated is less than the amount of
storage reserved for the RPL in the CT/Engine control block $ARB.
System Action: None.
User Response: None.
Message Type:
LOG.
KLVVT108 NO EXTENDED SUPPORT FOR VTAM LEVEL: level
Explanation: Some extended functions such as RTM might not be able to
perform.
System Action: Processing continues.
User Response: If extended functions such as RTM are used contact Candle
Customer Support.
Message Type:
LOG.
KLVVT109 VTAM ACB REQUIRES n BYTES, ONLY m BYTES WERE RESERVED,
INCREASE &$ACBSP$
Explanation: The amount of storage reserved in the CT/Engine control block
$ACB is not sufficient for the amount used by the VTAM ACB generated.
System Action: After any subsequent startup modules are invoked, CT/Engine
terminates.
User Response: Retain the CT/Engine run sheets and dump files, this message,
and the MVS system log. Determine your systems VTAM release level, then
contact Candle Customer Support.
Message Type:
WARNING.
KLVVT110 VTAM NIB REQUIRES n BYTES, ONLY m BYTES WERE RESERVED,
INCREASE &$NIBSP$
Explanation: The amount of storage reserved in the CT/Engine control block
$SCB is not sufficient for the amount used by the VTAM NIB generated.
System Action: After any subsequent startup modules are invoked, CT/Engine
terminates.
User Response: Retain the CT/Engine run sheets and dump files, this message,
and the MVS system log. Determine your system’s VTAM release level, then
contact Candle Customer Support.