(CIERR)

PROGRAMMATIC EXECUTION OF THIS COMMAND HAS BEEN DISABLED. (CIERR 11)

The command in question may not be executed programatically.

See your system manager.

COMMAND NOT PROGRAMMATICALLY EXECUTABLE. (CIERR 12)

The command in question may not be executed programatically.

There is no way at present to change this characteristic. If you feel that this is something you need, you may wish to inform your system manager or support representative.

COMMAND NOT TERMINATED BY CARRIAGE RETURN. (CIERR 13)

Somehow the system has attempted to execute your command line without your having pressed the carriage return key.

Reenter your command; be sure you press the return key at the end of your command.

PARAMETER EXCEEDS 255 CHARACTERS. (CIERR 14)

One of your command parameters contains more than 255 characters, which is the maximum allowed.

Reenter your command; be sure none of your parameters exceeds 255 characters.

CAN'T INITIATE NEW SESSIONS NOW. (CIERR 80)

This may mean that the maximum number of users are currently logged on; or, it may mean that your system management is doing something on the system that requires all users to be logged off.

You can wait a while and try again later; if you get this message again, contact your system operator for assistance.

STACK TOO SMALL FOR STREAM COMMAND TO BEGIN PROCESSING. (CIERR 81)

STREAM FACILITY NOT ENABLED: SEE OPERATOR. (CIERR 82)

Apparently your system management has disallowed the use of the STREAM command.

See your system operator or system manager.

STREAM FILE MUST BE OF TYPE ASCII. (CIERR 83)

You have attempted to stream a job file that is not written in ASCII code.

The only way you can stream your job is to be sure it is written in ASCII code.

RECORD LENGTH OF STREAM FILE MUST BE LESS THAN 256 BYTES. (CIERR 84)

At least one of the records in your job file is longer than the 255 bytes allowed by the system.

Edit your job file to ensure that no record is longer than 255 characters.

CAN'T INITIATE NEW SESSIONS NOW DUE TO INSUFFICIENT DISK SPACE. (CIERR 86)

The system has run out of disk space and cannot allow any more users to log on.

Discuss the problem with your system manager.

LDEV #/ MODEM PORT IS INCORRECTLY CONFIGURED ON SYSTEM. CONNECTION REFUSED.

LISTFILE SELEQS MAY ONLY SELECT ON FTYPE. (CIERR 101)

LISTFILE SELEQS MAY ONLY SELECT USING EQUALITY. (CIERR 102)

LISTFILE SELEQS MAY ONLY SELECT ON ONE PARAMETER. (CIERR 103)

LISTFILE FTYPE VALUE IS UNKNOWN. USE KSAMXL OR SPOOL. (CIERR 104)

LISTFILE PASS OPTION NOT VALID WITH THIS FORMAT. (CIWARN 105)

LISTFILE LEVEL MUST BE -1, 0 TO 7, OR FORMAT NAME. (CIWARN 106)

MISSING GROUP, LOGON ABORTED. (CIERR 110)

MISSING ACCOUNT, LOGON ABORTED. (CIERR 111)

MISSING USER, LOGON ABORTED. (CIERR 112)

MISSING HOME GROUP, LOGON ABORTED. (CIERR 113)

EMPTY CHARACTER CLASS IN FILE NAME. (CIERR 130)

CHARACTER CLASS RANGE "(ALPHABETIC-NUMERIC)" IN FILE NAME. (CIERR 131)

CHARACTER CLASS RANGE "(NUMERIC-ALPHABETIC)" IN FILE NAME. (CIERR 132)

CHARACTER CLASS RANGE WITHOUT STARTING CHARACTER IN FILE NAME. (CIERR 133)

CHARACTER CLASS RANGE WITHOUT CLOSING CHARACTER IN FILE NAME. (CIERR 134)

NON-ALPHANUMERIC CHARACTER CLASS FOUND IN FILE NAME. (CIERR 135)

CHARACTER CLASS MISSING CLOSING ')' FOUND IN FILE NAME. (CIERR 136)

CHARACTER CLASS NOT ALLOWED IN FILE NAME. (CIERR 137)

EMPTY CHARACTER CLASS IN GROUP NAME. (CIERR 140)

CHARACTER CLASS RANGE "(ALPHABETIC-NUMERIC)" IN GROUP NAME. (CIERR 141)

CHARACTER CLASS RANGE "(NUMERIC-ALPHABETIC)" IN GROUP NAME. (CIERR 142)

CHARACTER CLASS RANGE WITHOUT STARTING CHARACTER IN GROUP NAME. (CIERR 143)

CHARACTER CLASS RANGE WITHOUT CLOSING CHARACTER IN GROUP NAME. (CIERR 144)

NON-ALPHANUMERIC CHARACTER CLASS FOUND IN GROUP NAME. (CIERR 145)

CHARACTER CLASS MISSING CLOSING ')' FOUND IN GROUP NAME. (CIERR 146)

CHARACTER CLASS NOT ALLOWED IN GROUP NAME. (CIERR 147)

EMPTY CHARACTER CLASS IN ACCOUNT NAME. (CIERR 150)

CHARACTER CLASS RANGE "(ALPHABETIC-NUMERIC)" IN ACCOUNT NAME. (CIERR 151)

CHARACTER CLASS RANGE "(NUMERIC-ALPHABETIC)" IN ACCOUNT NAME. (CIERR 152)

CHARACTER CLASS RANGE WITHOUT STARTING CHARACTER IN ACCOUNT NAME. (CIERR 153)

CHARACTER CLASS RANGE WITHOUT CLOSING CHARACTER IN ACCOUNT NAME. (CIERR 154)

NON-ALPHANUMERIC CHARACTER CLASS FOUND IN ACCOUNT NAME. (CIERR 155)

CHARACTER CLASS MISSING CLOSING ')' FOUND IN ACCOUNT NAME. (CIERR 156)

CHARACTER CLASS NOT ALLOWED IN ACCOUNT NAME. (CIERR 157)

EMPTY CHARACTER CLASS IN LOCK WORD. (CIERR 160)

CHARACTER CLASS RANGE "(ALPHABETIC-NUMERIC)" IN LOCK WORD. (CIERR 161)

CHARACTER CLASS RANGE "(NUMERIC-ALPHABETIC)" IN LOCK WORD. (CIERR 162)

CHARACTER CLASS RANGE WITHOUT STARTING CHARACTER IN LOCK WORD. (CIERR 163)

CHARACTER CLASS RANGE WITHOUT CLOSING CHARACTER IN LOCK WORD. (CIERR 164)

NON-ALPHANUMERIC CHARACTER CLASS FOUND IN LOCK WORD. (CIERR 165)

CHARACTER CLASS MISSING CLOSING ')' FOUND IN LOCK WORD. (CIERR 166)

CHARACTER CLASS NOT ALLOWED IN LOCK WORD. (CIERR 167)

NO FILES MATCH 'SELEQ' FOR ! (CIWARN 190)

User has AM capability but ther GID of the file "!" does not match the GID of the user. (CIWARN 193)

Your group ID (GID) does not match the target file's GID, thus the user cannot be considered the Account Manager (or "GID Manager") for this file. Note a POSIX GID is analogous to an MPE account name.

You are being denied access to this file. Please see your System Manager.

User lacks permission to see file "!"'s accessors. (CIWARN 194)

You do not have sufficient capabilities to see more information on this file. You need to be the file's owner, or have AM capability with the file's GID (account name) matching your logon GID (account name), or have OP or SM capability.

You are being denied access to this file. Please see your System Manager.

NO LOCKWORDS ALLOWED IN :FILE FORMAL DESIGNATORS. (CIERR 199)

You have included a lockword in your FILE statement; this is not allowed.

Reenter the file equation, leaving out the lockword. To review the syntax of the FILE command, invoke the online Help Facility or refer to the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual.

MORE THAN 200 PARAMETERS TO BUILD COMMAND. (CIERR 200)

You have included more than 200 parameters in your BUILD command; this is not allowed.

Reenter the BUILD command; limit the number of parameters to 30 or less. To review the syntax of this command, invoke the online Help Facility or refer to the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual.

NAME OF FILE TO BE BUILT IS A REQUIRED PARAMETER. (CIERR 201)

You have failed to enter a filename in the BUILD command.

Reenter the FILE command, specifying a filename. To review the syntax of this command, invoke the online Help Facility or refer to the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual.

FILE CODE MISSING, DEFAULTED TO 0. (CIWARN 202)

You did not supply a file code value to the command. System used a default value.

No action is required, unless the default value is not what you desired.

MORE THAN 200 PARAMETERS TO FILE COMMAND. (CIERR 203)

You have included more than 200 parameters in your FILE command; this is not allowed.

Reenter the FILE command; limit the number of parameters to 30 or less. To review the syntax of this command, invoke the online Help Facility or refer to the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual.

FILE COMMAND REQUIRES AT LEAST TWO PARAMETERS, INCLUDING THE FORMAL NAME OF THE FILE. (CIERR 204)

You have specified less than two parameters in your FILE statement; a minimum of two is required.

Reenter the FILE command; specify at least one parameter in addition to the formal filename. To review the syntax of this command, invoke the online Help Facility or refer to the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual.

A FORMAL FILE DESIGNATOR MAY NOT BE A BACK REFERENCED FILE NAME. (CIERR 205)

You have used a "backreferenced" filename (*filename) as the formal filename; this is not allowed.

Reenter your command; do not use the "*" backreference in the filename.

A FORMAL FILE DESIGNATOR MAY NOT BE A SYSTEM DEFINED FILE NAME. (CIERR 206)

You have used a "system-defined" filename ($filename) as the formal filename; this is not allowed.

Reenter your command; your formal filename must not begin with "$" or any other nonalphabetic character. Remember that a formal filename must be a unique name, must begin with an alpha character, and may not consist of more than eight alphanumeric characters.

THE FILE COMMAND REQUIRES AT LEAST 2 PARAMETERS. (CIERR 207)

You have specified less than two parameters in your FILE statement; a minimum of two is required.

Reenter the FILE command; specify at least one parameter in addition to the formal filename. To review the syntax of this command, invoke the online Help Facility or refer to the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual.

NO PARAMETERS MAY BE SUPPLIED WHEN BACK REFERENCING A FILE. (CIERR 208)

You have attempted to specify parameters with your backreference (*filename); this is not allowed.

Reenter your command; either do not use backreferencing, or leave out the parameters.

UNABLE TO FIND A FILE COMMAND FOR FILE !. (CIERR 209)

You have backreferenced a file (*filename) that was never defined in a FILE statement.

Either define the file in a FILE statement and then reenter your command, or check to be sure your backreferenced filename is spelled correctly. To check the FILE statements for your session, use the LISTEQ command.

NO PARAMETERS MAY BE SUPPLIED WHEN EQUATING TO $NULL. (CIERR 210)

FILE command does not allow any other parameters when the formal file designator is equated to $NULL file.

Reenter the command and do not supply any other parameters.

THE DOMAIN OF A SYSTEM DEFINED FILE IS FIXED BY THE SYSTEM. PARAMETER IGNORED. (CIWARN 211)

You have attempted to specify a domain (either OLD, NEW, or OLDTEMP) for a system-defined file; this is unnecessary since the domain of all system-defined files is set by the system.

No action is required; the system has simply ignored your domain parameter.

EXPECTED A FILE DOMAIN. (ONE OF OLD, NEW OR OLDTEMP). (CIERR 212)

You have failed to specify the file domain (either OLD, NEW, or OLDTEMP); this is a required parameter.

Reenter the command; be sure to specify a file domain. For more information about this parameter, look up the command syntax by invoking the online Help Facility or referring to the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual.

UNKNOWN FILE DOMAIN. EXPECTED OLD, NEW OR OLDTEMP. (CIERR 213)

You entered something that the system tried to interpret as a file domain specification, which must be either OLD, NEW, or OLDTEMP.

Reenter your command, specifying OLD, NEW, or OLDTEMP as the file domain. For more information about this parameter, look up the command syntax by invoking the online Help Facility or referring to the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual.

EXPECTED A SEMICOLON TO START THE PARAMETER LIST. (CIERR 214)

You omitted a semicolon where the system expected one.

Check your syntax carefully; reenter the command with a semicolon in the appropriate location. To review the syntax of the command, invoke the online Help Facility or refer to the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual.

EXTRANEOUS DELIMITER IGNORED. (CIWARN 215)

You included an extra delimiter (such as a comma or semicolon) where none was called for.

No action is required; the system merely ignored the extra delimiter. You may wish to note the error for future reference.

THE ! KEYWORD IS NOT APPROPRIATE IN THE CONTEXT OF A BUILD COMMAND. (CIERR 216)

You have used a keyword that is not recognized by the BUILD command.

Check your syntax and reenter your command. To review the syntax of the command, invoke the online Help Facility or refer to the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual.

THE ! KEYWORD IS NOT APPROPRIATE IN THE CONTEXT OF A SYSTEM DEFINED FILE. (CIERR 217)

You have used a keyword that cannot be used when specifying a system defined file.

Check the syntax for the command by invoking the online Help Facility or referring to the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual, and reenter the command.

THE ! KEYWORD IS NOT APPROPRIATE IN THE CONTEXT OF AN OLD FILE. (CIERR 218)

You have used a keyword that cannot be used when specifying an "OLD" file.

Check the syntax for the command by invoking the online Help Facility or referring to the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual, and reenter the command.

THE ! KEYWORD IS NOT APPROPRIATE IN THE CONTEXT OF A NEW FILE. (CIERR 219)

You have used a keyword that cannot be used when specifying a "NEW" file.

Check the syntax for the command by invoking the online Help Facility or referring to the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual, and reenter the command.

UNKNOWN KEYWORD FOR FILE COMMAND. (CIERR 220)

You have used a keyword that the FILE command does not recognize.

Check your syntax and reenter the command. To review the syntax of the command, invoke the online Help Facility or refer to the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual.

SPECIFICATION OF CCTL OVERRIDES PREVIOUS NOCCTL. (CIWARN 221)

You have specified CCTL and the system is warning you that a previous specification of NOCCTL is being overridden.

No action is required, unless you change your mind and wish to respecify NOCCTL. The system is merely bringing this issue to your attention.

SPECIFICATION OF NOCCTL OVERRIDES PREVIOUS CCTL. (CIWARN 222)

You have specified NOCCTL and the system is warning you that your specification of CCTL earlier in the command line is being overridden.

No action is required, unless you actually want to specify CCTL rather than NOCCTL, in which case you must reenter the command, omitting the NOCCTL specification.

SPECIFICATION OF TEMP OVERRIDES PREVIOUS DEL. (CIWARN 223)

You have specified TEMP and the system is warning you that your specification of DEL earlier in the command line is being overridden.

No action is required, unless you actually want to specify DEL rather than TEMP, in which case you must reenter the command, omitting the TEMP specification.

SPECIFICATION OF TEMP OVERRIDES PREVIOUS SAVE. (CIWARN 224)

You have specified TEMP and the system is warning you that your specification of SAVE earlier in the command line is being overridden.

No action is required, unless you actually want to specify SAVE rather than TEMP, in which case you must reenter the command, omitting the TEMP specification.

SPECIFICATION OF SAVE OVERRIDES PREVIOUS DEL. (CIWARN 225)

You have specified SAVE and the system is warning you that your specification of DEL earlier in the command line is being overridden.

No action is required, unless you actually want to specify DEL rather than SAVE, in which case you must reenter the command, omitting the SAVE specification.

SPECIFICATION OF SAVE OVERRIDES PREVIOUS TEMP. (CIWARN 226)

You have specified SAVE and the system is warning you that your specification of TEMP earlier in the command line is being overridden.

No action is required, unless you actually want to specify TEMP rather than SAVE, in which case you must reenter the command, omitting the SAVE specification.

SPECIFICATION OF DEL OVERRIDES PREVIOUS TEMP. (CIWARN 227)

You have specified DEL and the system is warning you that your specification of TEMP earlier in the command line is being overridden.

No action is required, unless you actually want to specify TEMP rather than DEL, in which case you must reenter the command, omitting the DEL specification.

SPECIFICATION OF DEL OVERRIDES PREVIOUS SAVE. (CIWARN 228)

You have specified DEL and the system is warning you that your specification of SAVE earlier in the command line is being overridden.

No action is required, unless you actually want to specify SAVE rather than DEL, in which case you must reenter the command, omitting the DEL specification.

SPECIFICATION OF SHR ACCESS OVERRIDES PREVIOUS EXC. (CIWARN 229)

You have specified SHR and the system is warning you that your specification of EXC earlier in the command line is being overridden.

No action is required, unless you actually want to specify EXC rather than SHR, in which case you must reenter the command, omitting the SHR specification.

SPECIFICATION OF SHR ACCESS OVERRIDES PREVIOUS EAR OR SEMI. (CIWARN 230)

You have specified SHR and the system is warning you that your specification of EAR or SEMI earlier in the command line is being overridden.

No action is required, unless you actually want to specify EAR or SEMI rather than SHR, in which case you must reenter the command, omitting the SHR specification.

SPECIFICATION OF EAR ACCESS OVERRIDES PREVIOUS EXC. (CIWARN 231)

You have specified EAR and the system is warning you that your specification of EXC earlier in the command line is being overridden.

No action is required, unless you actually want to specify EXC rather than EAR, in which case you must reenter the command, omitting the EAR specification.

SPECIFICATION OF EAR ACCESS OVERRIDES PREVIOUS SHR. (CIWARN 232)

You have specified EAR and the system is warning you that your specification of SHR earlier in the command line is being overridden.

No action is required, unless you actually want to specify SHR rather than EAR, in which case you must reenter the command, omitting the EAR specification.

SPECIFICATION OF EXC ACCESS OVERRIDES PREVIOUS EAR OR SEMI. (CIWARN 233)

You have specified EXC and the system is warning you that your specification of EAR or SEMI earlier in the command line is being overridden.

No action is required, unless you actually want to specify EAR or SEMI rather than EXC, in which case you must reenter the command, omitting the EXC specification.

SPECIFICATION OF EXC ACCESS OVERRIDES PREVIOUS SHR. (CIWARN 234)

You have specified EXC and the system is warning you that your specification of SHR earlier in the command line is being overridden.

No action is required, unless you actually want to specify SHR rather than EXC, in which case you must reenter the command, omitting the EXC specification.

SPECIFICATION OF NOBUF OVERRIDES PREVIOUS BUF. (CIWARN 235)

You have specified NOBUF and the system is warning you that your specification of BUF earlier in the command line is being overridden.

No action is required, unless you actually want to specify BUF rather than NOBUF, in which case you must reenter the command, omitting the NOBUF specification.

SPECIFICATION OF MR ACCESS OVERRIDES PREVIOUS NOMR. (CIWARN 236)

You have specified MR and the system is warning you that your specification of NOMR earlier in the command line is being overridden.

No action is required, unless you actually want to specify NOMR rather than MR, in which case you must reenter the command, omitting the MR specification.

SPECIFICATION OF NOMR ACCESS OVERRIDES PREVIOUS MR. (CIWARN 237)

You have specified NOMR and the system is warning you that your specification of MR earlier in the command line is being overridden.

No action is required, unless you actually want to specify MR rather than NOMR, in which case you must reenter the command, omitting the NOMR specification.

SPECIFICATION OF MULTI OVERRIDES PREVIOUS NOMULTI. (CIWARN 238)

You have specified MULTI and the system is warning you that your specification of NOMULTI earlier in the command line is being overridden.

No action is required, unless you actually want to specify NOMULTI rather than MULTI, in which case you must reenter the command, omitting the MULTI specification.

SPECIFICATION OF NOMULTI OVERRIDES PREVIOUS MULTI. (CIWARN 239)

You have specified NOMULTI and the system is warning you that your specification of MULTI earlier in the command line is being overridden.

No action is required, unless you actually want to specify MULTI rather than NOMULTI, in which case you must reenter the command, omitting the NOMULTI specification.

SPECIFICATION OF WAIT OVERRIDES PREVIOUS NOWAIT. (CIWARN 240)

You have specified WAIT and the system is warning you that your specification of NOWAIT earlier in the command line is being overridden.

No action is required, unless you actually want to specify NOWAIT rather than WAIT, in which case you must reenter the command, omitting the WAIT specification.

SPECIFICATION OF NOWAIT OVERRIDES PREVIOUS WAIT. (CIWARN 241)

You have specified NOWAIT and the system is warning you that your specification of WAIT earlier in the command line is being overridden.

No action is required, unless you actually want to specify WAIT rather than NOWAIT, in which case you must reenter the command, omitting the NOWAIT specification.

THE KEYWORD ! HAS NO SUBPARAMETERS. (CIERR 242)

You have entered what the system interprets to be subparameters after a keyword; that keyword has no subparameters.

To review the command syntax, invoke the online Help Facility or refer to the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual; then reenter the command.

EXPECTED AN EQUALS SIGN (=), SEPARATING THE KEYWORD FROM ITS SUBPARAMETERS. (CIERR 243)

You omitted required punctuation after the keyword. If you specified subparameters for the keyword, you should have used an equals sign (=).

To review the command syntax, invoke the online Help Facility or refer to the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual; then reenter the command.

ACCESS SPECIFICATION OVERRIDES PREVIOUS ACCESS. (CIWARN 244)

You have included more than one access specification in your command line; the system is warning you that it is using the last one named.

If you do not wish the system to use the last one named in your command line, reenter the command, omitting the redundancy.

THE ACCESS TYPE IS A REQUIRED SUBPARAMETER OF THE ACCESS KEYWORD. (CIERR 245)

You must specify the access type.

Reenter the command, specifying the access type as a subparameter of the ACCESS keyword. To review the command syntax, invoke the online Help Facility or refer to the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual.

UNKNOWN ACCESS TYPE. EXPECTED ONE OF IN, OUT, UPDATE, OUTKEEP, APPEND, INOUT. (CIERR 246)

The system does not recognize the type of access you have specified.

To review the command syntax, invoke the online Help Facility or refer to the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual; then reenter the command, specifying the appropriate access type.

ACCESS SYNTAX IS ACCESS = access type. NO OTHER PARAMETERS ALLOWED. (CIERR 247)

You have entered something that the system does not recognize.

To review the command syntax, invoke the online Help Facility or refer to the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual; then reenter the command, specifying the appropriate access type.

BUF PARAMETER OVERRIDES PREVIOUS NOBUF. (CIWARN 248)

You have specified BUF and the system is warning you that your specification of NOBUF earlier in the command line is being overridden.

No action is required, unless you actually want to specify NOBUF rather than BUF, in which case you must reenter the command, omitting the BUF specification.

BUF PARAMETER OVERRIDES PREVIOUS BUF PARAMETER. (CIWARN 249)

You have included more than one BUF parameter in your command line; the system is warning you that it is using the last one named.

If you do not wish the system to use the last BUF parameter named in your command line, reenter the command, omitting the redundancy.

EXPECTED INTEGER BETWEEN 0 AND 16 AS NUMBER OF BUFFERS. (CIERR 250)

You failed to enter an acceptable number of buffers.

You must specify a positive number between 0 and 16 to indicate the number of buffers.

EXTRANEOUS PARAMETER. THE SYNTAX IS BUF=number of buffers. (CIERR 251)

You have entered something that the system does not recognize. The system expects you to specify the number of buffers using the syntax BUF=number

To review the command syntax, invoke the online Help Facility or refer to the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual; then reenter the command following the required syntax.

FILE CODE OVERRIDES PREVIOUS FILE CODE. (CIWARN 252)

You have included more than one file code in your command line; the system is warning you that it is using the last one named.

If you do not wish the system to use the last one named in your command line, reenter the command, omitting the redundancy.

UNKNOWN FILE CODE TYPE. (CIERR 253)

You have entered a file code type that the system does not recognize.

To review the command syntax, including what file code types are acceptable, invoke the online Help Facility or refer to the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual.

NUMERIC FILE CODE MUST BE A POSITIVE INTEGER. (CIERR 254)

You have entered something other than a positive integer as a numeric file code; the system will not accept this data.

To review the command syntax, invoke the online Help Facility or refer to the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual; then reenter the command with the appropriate numeric file code.

THE CODE= PARAMETER HAS ONLY ONE SUBPARAMETER. (CIWARN 255)

You have entered what appear to be multiple subparameters for the CODE keyword; this is not allowed.

To review the command syntax, invoke the online Help Facility or refer to the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual; then reenter the command with the appropriate CODE parameter.

DEVICE= PARAMETER OVERRIDES PREVIOUS DEVICE= PARAMETER. (CIWARN 256)

You have included more than one device parameter in your command line; the system is warning you that it is using the last one named.

If you do not wish the system to use the last device parameter named in your command line, reenter the command, omitting the redundancy.

THE USER MAY NOT REDEFINE THE DEVICE FOR $STDIN, $STDINX AND $STDLIST. (CIERR 257)

You have attempted to specify a device parameter for a system defined file; this is not allowed.

No action is required.

UNEXPECTED SPECIAL CHARACTER IN DEVICE NAME. (CIERR 258)

You have entered something in the device name that the system does not recognize.

Check your command line for spelling errors. Review the command syntax, including what device names are allowed, by invoking the online Help Facility or referring to the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual; then reenter the command, specifying an appropriate device name.

DS CLASS NAME > 8 CHARACTERS LONG. (CIERR 259)

You have entered a DS class name that is longer than the allowable eight characters.

Reenter the command, limiting the DS class name to eight or fewer characters.

DEVICE NAME TOO LONG. 63 CHARACTERS IS THE MAXIMUM. (CIERR 260)

You have entered a device name that is longer than the allowable 63 characters.

Reenter the command, limiting the device name to 63 or fewer characters.

OUTPUT PRIORITY AND/OR NUMBER OF COPIES MAY BE SPECIFIED ONLY FOR OUTPUT DEVICEFILES. (CIERR 261)

You have attempted to specify an output priority and/or a number of copies for something other than an output device file; this is not allowed.

To review the command syntax, invoke the online Help Facility or refer to the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual; then reenter the command with the appropriate parameters specified.

OUTPUT PRIORITY MUST BE AN INTEGER BETWEEN 1 AND 13. (CIERR 262)

You have entered something that the system cannot accept as an output priority.

You must specify a positive number between 1 and 13 to indicate the output priority. To review the command syntax, invoke the online Help Facility or refer to the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual; then reenter the command with the appropriate output priority specified.

NUMBER OF COPIES MUST BE AN INTEGER BETWEEN 1 AND 127. (CIERR 263)

You have entered something that the system cannot accept as a specification of the number of copies.

You must specify a positive number between 1 and 127 to indicate the number of copies. To review the command syntax, invoke the online Help facility or refer to the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual; then reenter the command with the appropriate number of copies specified.

UNEXPECTED DELIMITER FOUND. DEVICE PARAMETER
SYNTAX IS DEV=[device][,[output priority][,[number of copies]]] (CIERR 264)

You have entered something that the system does not recognize.

Check for syntax or spelling errors and reenter the command. For more information about the command syntax, invoke the online Help Facility or refer to the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual.

DISK PARAMETER OVERRIDES PREVIOUS DISK PARAMETER. (CIWARN 265)

You have included more than one disk parameter in your command line; the system is warning you that it is using the last one named.

If you do not wish the system to use the last disk parameter named in your command line, reenter the command, omitting the redundancy.

NUMBER OF RECORDS MUST BE BETWEEN 1 AND 2147483647. (CIERR 266)

You have specified a number that is outside the acceptable range of 1 to 2147483647.

Reenter the command, being sure to keep the number of records between 1 and 2147483647.

NUMBER OF EXTENTS MUST BE AN INTEGER BETWEEN 1 AND 32. (CIERR 267)

You have entered something that the system cannot accept as a specification of the number of extents. You must specify an integer between 1 and 32.

Reenter the command, specifying an acceptable number of extents. To review the command syntax, invoke the online Help Facility or refer to the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual.

NUMBER OF INITIALLY ALLOCATED EXTENTS MUST BE AN INTEGER BETWEEN 1 AND !. (CIERR 268)

UNEXPECTED DELIMITER. SYNTAX OF DISK PARAMETER IS DISC=[# of logical records][,[# of extents][,[# extents allocated]]] (CIERR 269)

You have entered something that the system does not recognize.

Check for syntax or spelling errors and reenter the command. For more information about the command syntax, invoke the online Help Facility or refer to the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual.

REC PARAMETER OVERRIDES PREVIOUS REC PARAMETER. (CIWARN 270)

You have included more than one REC parameter in your command line; the system is warning you that it is using the last one named.

If you do not wish the system to use the last one named in your command line, reenter the command, omitting the redundancy.

INVALID RECSIZE VALUE, EXPECT NON-ZERO INTEGER. (CIERR 271)

You have specified a record size value of zero; this is not allowed.

Reenter the command, specifying an appropriate integer for the record size. To review the command syntax, invoke the online Help Facility or refer to the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual.

BLOCKING FACTOR MUST BE INTEGER BETWEEN 1 AND 255. (CIERR 272)

You have entered something that the system does not recognize as a blocking factor. Your blocking factor must be an integer between 1 and 255.

Reenter the command, specifying an appropriate blocking factor. To review the command syntax, invoke the online Help Facility or refer to the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual.

EXPECTED RECORD FORMAT OF B, F, V OR U. (CIERR 273)

You have entered an unacceptable record format. The record format must be B, F, V, or U.

Reenter the command, specifying an acceptable record format.

EXPECTED "ASCII" OR "BINARY". (CIERR 274)

You have entered something that the system does not recognize, where either ASCII or BINARY was expected.

Review the command syntax by invoking the online Help Facility or referring to the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual; then reenter the command with the correct specifications.

UNEXPECTED DELIMITER. SYNTAX OF REC= PARAMETER IS

REC=[record size][,[blocking factor][,[F/V/U] [,[ASCII/BINARY]]]] (CIERR 275)

You have entered something that the system does not recognize as a value for the REC parameter.

Check for syntax or spelling errors and reenter the command. For more information about the command syntax, invoke the online Help Facility or refer to the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual.

FILE COMMAND TABLE FULL, UNABLE TO ENTER FILE COMMAND. (CIERR 276)

EXPECTED ";" OR CARRIAGE RETURN. "," WOULD IMPLY ILLEGAL ATTEMPT TO SPECIFY FILE DOMAIN. (CIERR 277)

You entered a comma where the system expected either a semicolon or a carriage return. The comma suggests that you tried to specify a file domain, which is not allowed in this instance.

Check for syntax or spelling errors and reenter the command. For more information about the command syntax, invoke the online Help Facility or refer to the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual.

EXPECTED ";" OR CARRIAGE RETURN. "=" WOULD IMPLY ILLEGAL ATTEMPT TO SPECIFY AN ACTUAL FILE DESIGNATOR. (CIERR 278)

You entered an equal sign where the system expected either a semicolon or a carriage return. The equals sign suggests that you tried to specify an actual file designator, which is not allowed in this instance.

Check for syntax or spelling errors and reenter the command. For more information about the command syntax, invoke the online Help Facility or refer to the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual.

BUILD OF FILE ! FAILED. (CIERR 279)

The specified file was not built as requested.

Look for accompanying error messages. If none, check for syntax or spelling errors and reenter the command. For more information about the command syntax, invoke the online Help Facility or refer to the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual.

EXPECTED AN INTEGER BETWEEN 0 AND 12 AS THE MONTH. (CIERR 280)

You have entered something that the system does not recognize as a specification of the month. You must enter an integer from 0 to 12.

To review the command syntax, invoke the online Help Facility or refer to the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual; then reenter the command with the correct month specification.

EXPECTED A "/" BETWEEN THE MONTH AND THE DAY. (CIERR 281)

You have not followed the correct syntax for entering the date.

Check for syntax or spelling errors and reenter the command. For more information about the command syntax, invoke the online Help Facility or refer to the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual.

EXPECTED A DAY NUMBER BETWEEN 1 AND !. (CIERR 282)

You have entered a "day" number that the system will not accept.

Check for syntax or spelling errors and reenter the command. For more information about the command syntax, invoke the online Help Facility or refer to the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual.

IF MONTH IS 0, DAY MUST BE 0. (CIERR 283)

You have specified the month as zero; therefore, the system expects the day and year to be zero as well.

To review the command syntax, invoke the online Help Facility or refer to the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual; then reenter the command with the day specified correctly.

EXPECTED A "/" BETWEEN THE DAY AND THE YEAR. (CIERR 284)

You have not followed the correct syntax for entering the date.

Check for syntax or spelling errors and reenter the command. For more information about the command syntax, invoke the online Help Facility or refer to the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual.

IF MONTH AND DAY ARE 0, YEAR MUST BE 0. (CIERR 285)

You have specified the month and day as zero; therefore, the system expects the year to be zero as well.

To review the command syntax, invoke the online Help Facility or refer to the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual; then reenter the command with the year specified correctly.

EXTRANEOUS PARAMETER TO EXPIRATION DATE. (CIERR 286)

You have entered something that the system does not recognize as part of the expiration date.

Check for syntax or spelling errors and reenter the command. For more information about the command syntax, invoke the online Help Facility or refer to the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual.

LABEL= REDUNDANTLY SPECIFIED. LAST LABEL USED. (CIERR 287)

You have included more than one label specification in your command line; the system is warning you that it is using the last one named.

If you do not wish the system to use the last one named in your command line, reenter the command, omitting the redundancy.

VOLUME ID LENGTH LIMITED TO 6 CHARACTERS. (CIERR 288)

You have specified a volume ID that is longer than six characters; this is not allowed.

Reenter your command, specifying a volume ID of six or fewer characters.

EMBEDDED SPECIAL CHARACTERS NOT ALLOWED IN VOLUME ID. (CIERR 289

You have entered something that the system does not recognize in your volume ID specification.

Check for syntax or spelling errors and reenter the command. For more information about the command syntax, invoke the online Help Facility or refer to the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual.

VOLUME TYPE MUST BE "ANS" OR "IBM". (CIERR 290)

You have specified an unacceptable volume type; the type must be either ANS or IBM.

Reenter the command, specifying an appropriate volume type. To review the command syntax, invoke the online Help Facility or refer to the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual.

EXPECTED "NEXT", "ADDF" OR A FOUR DIGIT NUMBER AS THE SEQUENCE FIELD. (CIERR 291)

You have entered something that the system does not recognize as an acceptable sequence specification. The system expected NEXT, ADDF, or a number.

Reenter the command, specifying an appropriate sequence. To review the command syntax, invoke the online Help Facility or refer to the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual.

EXTRANEOUS PARAMETER TO THE LABEL KEYWORD. (CIERR 292)

You have entered something that the system does not recognize in the LABEL parameter.

Check for syntax or spelling errors and reenter the command. For more information about the command syntax, invoke the online Help Facility or refer to the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual.

FORMS MESSAGE REDUNDANTLY SPECIFIED. LAST MESSAGE USED. (CIERR 293)

You have included more than one forms message in your command line; the system is warning you that it is using the last one named.

If you do not wish the system to use the last one named in your command line, reenter the command, omitting the redundancy.

FORMS MESSAGE MUST BE TERMINATED WITH A PERIOD. (CIERR 294)

You have left off a closing period in your forms message.

Reenter the command, adding a period at the end of the forms message.

FORMS MESSAGE TRUNCATED TO 49 CHARACTERS. (CIWARN 295)

Your forms message was longer than the 49 characters allowed; the system has deleted all characters after the 49th.

If you do not want those characters deleted, reenter the command with a shorter message specified. To review the command syntax, invoke the online Help Facility or refer to the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual.

NOLABEL OVERRIDES PREVIOUS LABEL. (CIWARN 296)

You have specified NOLABEL and the system is warning you that your specification of LABEL earlier in the command line is being overridden.

No action is required, unless you actually want to specify LABEL rather than NOLABEL, in which case you must reenter the command, omitting the NOLABEL specification.

NOLOCK OVERRIDES PREVIOUS LOCK. (CIWARN 297)

You have specified NOLOCK and the system is warning you that your specification of LOCK earlier in the command line is being overridden.

No action is required, unless you actually want to specify LOCK rather than NOLOCK, in which case you must reenter the command, omitting the NOLOCK specification.

LOCK OVERRIDES PREVIOUS NOLOCK. (CIWARN 298)

You have specified LOCK and the system is warning you that your specification of NOLOCK earlier in the command line is being overridden.

No action is required, unless you actually want to specify NOLOCK rather than LOCK, in which case you must reenter the command, omitting the LOCK specification.

UNKNOWN KEYWORD FOR BUILD COMMAND. (CIERR 299)

You have entered something that the system does not recognize.

Check for syntax or spelling errors and reenter the command. For more information about the command syntax, invoke the online Help Facility or refer to the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual.

THE ONLY SYSTEM DEFINED FILE FOR WHICH BUILD WORKS IS $NEWPASS. (CIERR 300)

You have specified a system defined file that the BUILD command cannot work with; BUILD can only work for the system defined file $NEWPASS.

To review the command syntax, invoke the online Help Facility or refer to the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual.

INVALID DEVICE CLASS OR NUMBER. (CIERR 301)

You have entered something that the system does not recognize as a device class/number.

Check for syntax or spelling errors and reenter the command. For more information about the command syntax, invoke the online Help Facility or refer to the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual.

SPECIFICATION OF "RIO" OVERRIDES PREVIOUS "NORIO". (CIWARN 302)

You have specified RIO and the system is warning you that your specification of NORIO earlier in the command line is being overridden.

No action is required, unless you actually want to specify NORIO rather than RIO, in which case you must reenter the command, omitting the RIO specification.

SPECIFICATION OF "NORIO" OVERRIDES PREVIOUS "RIO". (CIWARN 303)

You have specified NORIO and the system is warning you that your specification of RIO earlier in the command line is being overridden.

No action is required, unless you actually want to specify RIO rather than NORIO, in which case you must reenter the command, omitting the NORIO specification.

BACKREFERENCE WOULD RESULT IN CIRCULAR DEFINITION. (CIERR 304)

You have defined two or more file equations that point to each other.

Examine the file equations you have set looking for a sequence that starts with a file equation name and eventually points to that same file name.

ENVIRONMENT FILE CANNOT BE THIS SYSTEM DEFINED FILE. (CIERR 305)

You have specified a system-defined file as an environment file; this is not allowed.

Reenter the command, specifying a legitimate environment file. To review the command syntax, invoke the online Help Facility or refer to the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual.

"ENV" PARAMETER OVERRIDES PREVIOUS "ENV" PARAMETER. (CIWARN 306)

You have included more than one ENV parameter in your command line; the system is warning you that it is using the last one named.

If you do not wish the system to use the last one named in your command line, reenter the command, omitting the redundancy.

"ENV" HAS NO SUBPARAMETERS, EXPECTED FILENAME. (CIERR 307)

You have entered something that is not an acceptable subparameter to the ENV parameter. ENV expects only the name of an environment file.

Reenter the command, specifying a legitimate environment file name. To review the command syntax, invoke the online Help Facility or refer to the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual.

"OUTQ" PARAMETER OVERRIDES PREVIOUS "OUTQ" PARAMETER (CIERR 308)

You have included more than one OUTQ parameter in your command line; the system is warning you that it is using the last one named.

If you do not wish the system to use the last one named in your command line, reenter the command, omitting the redundancy.

"OUTQ" NAME MUST BE ALPHANUMERIC. (CIERR 309)

You have specified nonnumeric characters in the OUTQ parameter; this is not allowed.

Check for syntax or spelling errors and reenter the command. For more information about the command syntax, invoke the online Help Facility or refer to the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual.

"OUTQ" NAME CANNOT EXCEED 8 CHARACTERS. (CIERR 310)

You have specified an OUTQ name that is longer than eight characters; this is not allowed.

Reenter your command, specifying an OUTQ name of eight or fewer characters.

"OUTQ" NAME MUST BEGIN WITH AN ALPHABETIC CHARACTER (CIERR 311)

You have used a nonalphabetic character as the first character of the OUTQ name; this is not allowed.

Check for syntax or spelling errors and reenter the command. For more information about the command syntax, invoke the online Help Facility or refer to the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual.

"OUTQ" HAS NO SUBPARAMETERS, EXPECTED ONE OF OUTQNAME (CIERR 312)

SPECIFICATION OF SEMI OVERRIDES PREVIOUS SHR. (CIWARN 313)

You have specified SEMI and the system is warning you that your specification of SHR earlier in the command line is being overridden.

No action is required, unless you actually want to specify SHR rather than SEMI, in which case you must reenter the command, omitting the SEMI specification.

SPECIFICATION OF SEMI OVERRIDES PREVIOUS EXC. (CIWARN 314)

You have specified SEMI and the system is warning you that your specification of EXC earlier in the command line is being overridden.

No action is required, unless you actually want to specify EXC rather than SEMI, in which case you must reenter the command, omitting the SEMI specification.

SPECIFICATION OF COPY OVERRIDES PREVIOUS NOCOPY. (CIWARN 315)

You have specified COPY and the system is warning you that your specification of NOCOPY earlier in the command line is being overridden.

No action is required, unless you actually want to specify NOCOPY rather than COPY, in which case you must reenter the command, omitting the COPY specification.

SPECIFICATION OF NOCOPY OVERRIDES PREVIOUS COPY. (CIWARN 316)

You have specified NOCOPY and the system is warning you that your specification of COPY earlier in the command line is being overridden.

No action is required, unless you actually want to specify COPY rather than NOCOPY, in which case you must reenter the command, omitting the NOCOPY specification.

SPECIFICATION OF GMULTI OVERRIDES PREVIOUS NOMULTI. (CIWARN 317)

You have specified GMULTI and the system is warning you that your specification of NOMULTI earlier in the command line is being overridden.

No action is required, unless you actually want to specify NOMULTI rather than GMULTI, in which case you must reenter the command, omitting the GMULTI specification.

SPECIFICATION OF GMULTI OVERRIDES PREVIOUS MULTI. (CIWARN 318)

You have specified GMULTI and the system is warning you that your specification of MULTI earlier in the command line is being overridden.

No action is required, unless you actually want to specify MULTI rather than GMULTI, in which case you must reenter the command, omitting the GMULTI specification.

SPECIFICATION OF MULTI OVERRIDES PREVIOUS GMULTI. (CIWARN 319)

You have specified MULTI and the system is warning you that your specification of GMULTI earlier in the command line is being overridden.

No action is required, unless you did not really want to override GMULTI.

SPECIFICATION OF NOMULTI OVERRIDES PREVIOUS GMULTI. (CIWARN 320)

You have specified NOMULTI and the system is warning you that your specification of GMULTI earlier in the command line is being overridden.

No action is required, unless you actually want to specify GMULTI rather than NOMULTI, in which case you must reenter the command, omitting the NOMULTI specification.

SPECIFICATION OF STD OVERRIDES PREVIOUS RIO. (CIWARN 321)

You have specified STD and the system is warning you that your specification of RIO earlier in the command line is being overridden.

No action is required, unless you actually want to specify RIO rather than STD, in which case you must reenter the command, omitting the STD specification.

SPECIFICATION OF STD OVERRIDES PREVIOUS MSG. (CIWARN 322)

You have specified STD and the system is warning you that your specification of MSG earlier in the command line is being overridden.

No action is required, unless you actually want to specify MSG rather than STD, in which case you must reenter the command, omitting the STD specification.

SPECIFICATION OF STD OVERRIDES PREVIOUS CIR. (CIWARN 323)

You have specified STD and the system is warning you that your specification of CIR earlier in the command line is being overridden.

No action is required, unless you actually want to specify CIR rather than STD, in which case you must reenter the command, omitting the STD specification.

SPECIFICATION OF RIO OVERRIDES PREVIOUS STD. (CIWARN 324)

You have specified RIO and the system is warning you that your specification of STD earlier in the command line is being overridden.

No action is required, unless you actually want to specify STD rather than RIO, in which case you must reenter the command, omitting the RIO specification.

SPECIFICATION OF RIO OVERRIDES PREVIOUS MSG. (CIWARN 325)

You have specified RIO and the system is warning you that your specification of MSG earlier in the command line is being overridden.

No action is required, unless you actually want to specify MSG rather than RIO, in which case you must reenter the command, omitting the RIO specification.

SPECIFICATION OF RIO OVERRIDES PREVIOUS CIR. (CIWARN 326)

You have specified RIO and the system is warning you that your specification of CIR earlier in the command line is being overridden.

No action is required, unless you actually want to specify CIR rather than RIO, in which case you must reenter the command, omitting the RIO specification.

SPECIFICATION OF MSG OVERRIDES PREVIOUS STD. (CIWARN 327)

You have specified MSG and the system is warning you that your specification of STD earlier in the command line is being overridden.

No action is required, unless you actually want to specify STD rather than MSG, in which case you must reenter the command, omitting the MSG specification.

SPECIFICATION OF MSG OVERRIDES PREVIOUS RIO. (CIWARN 328)

You have specified MSG and the system is warning you that your specification of RIO earlier in the command line is being overridden.

No action is required, unless you actually want to specify RIO rather than MSG, in which case you must reenter the command, omitting the MSG specification.

SPECIFICATION OF MSG OVERRIDES PREVIOUS CIR. (CIWARN 329)

You have specified MSG and the system is warning you that your specification of CIR earlier in the command line is being overridden.

No action is required, unless you actually want to specify CIR rather than MSG, in which case you must reenter the command, omitting the MSG specification.

SPECIFICATION OF CIR OVERRIDES PREVIOUS STD. (CIWARN 330)

You have specified CIR and the system is warning you that your specification of STD earlier in the command line is being overridden.

No action is required, unless you actually want to specify STD rather than CIR, in which case you must reenter the command, omitting the CIR specification.

SPECIFICATION OF CIR OVERRIDES PREVIOUS RIO. (CIWARN 331)

You have specified CIR and the system is warning you that your specification of RIO earlier in the command line is being overridden.

No action is required, unless you actually want to specify RIO rather than CIR, in which case you must reenter the command, omitting the CIR specification.

SPECIFICATION OF CIR OVERRIDES PREVIOUS MSG. (CIWARN 332)

You have specified CIR and the system is warning you that your specification of MSG earlier in the command line is being overridden.

No action is required, unless you actually want to specify MSG rather than CIR, in which case you must reenter the command, omitting the CIR specification.

"ENV" BACKREFERENCE IN FILE EQUATION INCORRECT. (CIERR 333)

You have made an error in backreferencing (*filename) the ENV parameter in your file equation.

Check for syntax or spelling errors and reenter the command. To review the command syntax, invoke the online Help Facility or refer to the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual.

"DEN" PARAMETER OVERRIDES PREVIOUS "DEN" PARAMETER. (CIWARN 334)

You have included more than one DEN parameter in your command line; the system is warning you that it is using the last one named.

If you do not wish the system to use the last one named in your command line, reenter the command, omitting the redundancy.

"DEN" HAS ONLY ONE PARAMETER, THE DENSITY. (CIERR 335)

You have entered something that the system does not recognize in your DEN parameter. You can only specify one value, the density, in this parameter.

Check for syntax or spelling errors and reenter the command. For more information about the command syntax, invoke the online Help facility or refer to the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual.

DENSITY MUST BE 800, 1600 OR 6250. (CIERR 336)

You have entered an unacceptable value for the density parameter. Only 800, 1600, or 6250 is allowed.

Check for syntax or spelling errors and reenter the command. For more information about the command syntax, invoke the online Help Facility or refer to the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual.

EXPECTED BALANCING QUOTE TO TERMINATE STRING. (CIERR 337)

You opened your string with a quotation mark (' or ") but failed to close the string with one.

Reenter the command; remember to use an opening and a closing quote around the character string.

VOLID CONTAINS NONPRINTABLE CHARACTER. (CIERR 338)

You have entered something that the system does not recognize in the VOLID parameter. You may have pressed a special key, such as the ESCape key, by accident.

Reenter the command; take care not to press any special keys.

COMMA OR SEMICOLON NOT ALLOWED IN VOLID. (CIERR 339)

You have put a comma or semicolon in the VOLID parameter; this is not allowed.

Check for syntax or spelling errors and reenter the command. For more information about the command syntax, invoke the online Help Facility or refer to the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual.

VOLID CONTAINS EXTRANEOUS INFORMATION. (CIERR 340)

You have entered something that the system does not recognize in the VOLID parameter.

Check for syntax or spelling errors and reenter the command. For more information about the command syntax, invoke the online Help Facility or refer to the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual.

FILE EQUATION DOES NOT ALLOW VIRTUAL DEVICES. (CIERR 342)

You have specified a virtual device in your file equation; this is not allowed.

Check for syntax or spelling errors and reenter the command. For more information about the command syntax, invoke the online Help Facility or refer to the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual.

INVALID DEVICE CLASS. (CIERR 343)

You have entered a device class that the system will not accept.

Check for syntax or spelling errors and reenter the command. For more information about the command syntax, invoke the online Help Facility or refer to the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual.

UNKNOWN DEVICE CLASS. (CIERR 344)

You have entered something that the system does not recognize as a device class.

Check for syntax or spelling errors and reenter the command. For more information about the command syntax, invoke the online Help Facility or refer to the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual.

UNKNOWN LOGICAL DEVICE. (CIERR 345)

You have entered something that the system does not recognize as a logical device.

Check for syntax or spelling errors and reenter the command. For more information about the command syntax, invoke the online Help Facility or refer to the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual.

LOCKWORD SUPPLIED BY USER DIFFERENT FROM FILE. (CIERR 350)

You have specified an incorrect lockword.

Check for syntax or spelling errors and reenter the command. If you get the same message, check with the creator of the file or the system manager to verify the lockword.

ACTION DISALLOWED SINCE NOT CREATOR OF FILE. (CIERR 351)

You must be the creator of the file in order to use the ALTSEC command to change security restrictions.

Information only.

DISC I/O ERROR RELATED TO FILE ERROR ACCESS. (CIERR 353)

An error was encountered by the input/output device when trying to get the file label.

Re-issue command. If error message occurs again, contact your system manager.

SECURE EXPECTED ONLY THE FILE NAME. (CIERR 354)

You entered more data than the SECURE command can deal with; it expects only a file name.

Check for syntax or spelling errors and reenter the command. For more information about the command syntax, invoke the online Help Facility or refer to the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual.

SECURE REQUIRES ONE PARAMETER, A FILE NAME. (CIERR 355)

You failed to specify a file name after the command name.

Reenter the command, specifying a file name.

UNABLE TO ACCESS FILE !. (CIERR 356)

You have named a file that the system cannot access for you. There are a number of possible reasons why access is being denied.

You can use the LISTF command to examine the security restrictions on files; to review the LISTF command syntax, invoke the online Help Facility or refer to the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual. If you are denied access information about that file, contact the "owner" of the file to arrange for access, or discuss the situation with your system manager.

EXPECTED EITHER FILE DESIGNATOR OR "@". (CIERR 360)

EXPECTED EITHER LINE DESIGNATOR OR "@". (CIERR 361)

FILE COMMAND NOT FOUND. (CIWARN 362)

MAXIMUM OF 3 PARAMETERS. (CIERR 370)

EXPECTED "TEMP". (CIERR 371)

This command expects to receive TEMP as a parameter; evidently, you did not specify TEMP after a delimiter.

Reenter the command and supply TEMP.

OPEN FAILED ON FILE !, NOT RENAMED. (CIERR 372)

You did not meet the security requirements imposed on this file.

Check the capabilities assigned to your logon user, and security measures imposed on the file. Consult with your account manager or system manager.

RENAME FAILED DUE TO FILE SYSTEM ERROR, NOT RENAMED.(CIERR 373)

Unknown.

Reenter the command. If it fails consistently, consult with your system manager or support representatuive.

CLOSE OF RENAMED FILE FAILED. (CIERR 374)

EXPECTED OLD NAME OF FILE HERE. (CIERR 375)

EXPECTED NEW NAME FOR FILE AS SECOND PARAMETER. (CIERR 376)

You did not supply a new name for the file you are trying to rename.

Reenter the command and supply a file name. Consult with online Help Facility and the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual for more information.

PURGE HANDLES ONLY ONE FILE AT A TIME. (CIERR 380)

You supplied more than two parameters to the PURGE command.

Check for extraneous delimiters that you may have typed and reenter the command. Consult with online Help Facility and the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual for more information.

REQUIRES FILE NAME TO BE PURGED. (CIERR 381)

You did not supply a file name to the PURGE command.

Reenter the command and supply a file name. Consult with online Help Facility and the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual for more information.

EXPECTED "TEMP". (CIERR 382)

This command expects to receive TEMP as a parameter; evidently, you did not specify TEMP after a delimiter.

Reenter the command and supply TEMP.

FILE ! NOT FOUND, NO PURGE DONE. (CIWARN 383)

The specified file was not found in the group and account.

Check for syntax or spelling errors and try reentering the command. For more information about locating files in groups/accounts other than your logon group/account, read about the LISTF command in the online Help facility or MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual, or read about files in the General User's Reference Manual.

UNABLE TO PURGE FILE !. (CIERR 384)

The file you specified is either being used, or you do not have the appropriate capabilities to purge it.

Check the output of LISTF command to see if the file is being used. If not, check to see if you currently have the appropriate capabilities to purge the file. Consult with your account manager or system manager.

UNABLE TO PURGE FILE !. (CIERR 385)

WARNING: EXPECTED COMMA, FOUND SEMICOLON. (CIWARN 386)

You specified a semicolon ";" in place of a comma ",". The system corrected the problem and executed your request.

No action is required.

SAVE HANDLES ONLY ONE FILE AT A TIME. (CIERR 390)

You supplied more than two parameters to the SAVE command.

Check for extraneous delimiters that you may have typed and reenter the command. Consult with online Help Facility and the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual for more information.

REQUIRES NAME OF FILE TO BE SAVED. (CIERR 391)

You did not supply a file name to the SAVE command to which the temporary file should be saved.

Reenter the command and supply a file name. Consult with online Help Facility and the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual for more information.

EXPECTED "$OLDPASS". (CIERR 392)

UNABLE TO ACCESS $OLDPASS AS FILE !. (CIERR 393)

Evidently, the $OLDPASS file does not exist.

Check the output of LISTFTEMP to verify whether $OLDPASS exists or not. If it doe not, recompile your program and then save $OLDPASS. Consult with online Help Facility or the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual for more information.

UNABLE TO SAVE $OLDPASS PERMANENTLY AS FILE !, SAVED IT TEMPORARY INSTEAD. (CIERR 394)

Evidently, the file name you supplied as the second parameter to SAVE command already exists.

Look for accompanying error messages. Reenter the command, supply the new name assigned to $OLDPASS, and specify a file name that does not exist as the second parameter to SAVE.

UNABLE TO ACCESS TEMPORARY FILE !. (CIERR 395)

You specified a temporary file that does not exist.

Check the output of LISTFTEMP for file existence, syntax or spelling errors and reenter the command. For more information about the command syntax, invoke the online Help Facility or refer to the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual.

UNABLE TO CLOSE FILE ! AS A PERMANENT FILE, LEFT IT AS A TEMPORARY FILE. (CIERR 396)

A permanent file exists with the same name as the temporary file you are trying to save.

Choose a different permanent name and reenter the command.

WARNING: SAVE EXPECTED COMMA, FOUND SEMICOLON. (CIWARN 397)

You specified a semicolon ";" in place of a comma ",." Your request was not granted and the temporary file was not saved.

Reenter the command and supply a comma instead of a semicolon.

UNABLE TO SAVE $OLDPASS AS SPECIFIED FILE, SAVED AS ! (CIERR 398)

Evidently, the file name you supplied as the second parameter to SAVE command already exists.

Look for accompanying error messages. Reenter the command, supply the new name assigned to $OLDPASS, and specify a file name that does not exist as the second parameter to SAVE.

RELEASE EXPECTED ONLY THE FILE NAME. (CIERR 400)

You supplied more parameters than required.

Reenter the command and supply only the file name.

RELEASE REQUIRES ONE PARAMETER, A FILE NAME. (CIERR 401)

You did not supply the name of the file to be released.

Reenter the command and supply a file name.

ALTSEC REQUIRES AT LEAST A FILE NAME. (CIERR 410)

You did not specify a file name. You must provide at least a file name in order to change any security restrictions.

Provide a file name.

EXTRANEOUS PARAMETER TO ALTSEC. (CIERR 411)

The ALTSEC command does not recognize one of the parameters that you specified on the command line.

Check the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual for the valid ALTSEC command parameters.

LEVEL OF LISTF MUST BE -3,-1,0,1,2,3,4,6. (CIWARN 420)

Evidently, you specified a level number that is not one of those listed. The system provided you with the same listing produced by level two.

No action is required, unless you did not obtain the desired information from the default LISTF display.

LISTF ,-1 OR -3 REQUIRES SM CAPABILITY. (CIERR 422)

Evidently, you do not have system manager (SM) capability which is required to obtain the information displayed by these levels.

Consult with your system manager.

LISTF ,-1 OR -3 REQUIRES AM CAPABILITY. (CIERR 423)

Evidently, you do not have Account Manager (AM) capability which is required to obtain the information displayed by these levels.

Consult with your system manager.

EXPECTED ";", FOLLOWED BY LIST FILE NAME. (CIERR 424)

You did not supply a semicolon followed by a file name.

Consult with online Help Facility and the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual for correct syntax of LISTF and reenter the command.

FILE SYSTEM ERROR ! ENCOUNTERED ON LIST FILE. (CIERR 425)

The file system code detected an error and notified the command interpreter.

Look for accompanying error message, and reenter the command.

UNIDENTIFIABLE FILESET NAME. (CIERR 426)

ONLY 3 PARAMETERS TO LISTF. (CIERR 427)

Evidently, you supplied more parameters than expected by LISTF.

Consult with online Help Facility and the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual for correct syntax of LISTF and reenter the command.

I/O ERROR ON DISK WHILE GETTING FILE LABEL INFORMATION. (CIERR 428)

Unknown.

Reenter the command. If it fails consistently, consult with your system manager or support representatuive.

GROUP'S HOME VOLUME SET (!) NOT MOUNTED AND/OR GROUP NOT BOUND TO HOME VOLUME SET. CANNOT DISPLAY GROUP'S FILES. (CIWARN 429)

LISTF STOPPED (CIERR 430)

Unknown.

Reenter the command. If it fails consistently, consult with your system manager or support representatuive.

NO FILES FOUND IN FILE-SET (CIWARN 431)

There are no files that match that pattern.

No action is required, unless you are certain that some files exist that match that pattern. Check for misspellings and whether the wildcard character(s) are in the appropriate position, and reenter the command.

NO GROUPS FOUND IN GROUP-SET (CIWARN 432)

There are no groups that match that pattern.

No action is required, unless you are certain that some groups exist that match that pattern. Check for misspellings and whether the wildcard character(s) are in the appropriate position, and reenter the command.

NO ACCOUNTS FOUND IN ACCOUNT-SET (CIWARN 433)

There are no accounts that match that pattern.

No action is required, unless you are certain that some accounts exist that match that pattern. Check for misspellings and whether the wildcard character(s) are in the appropriate position, and reenter the command.

NO USERS FOUND IN USER-SET (CIWARN 434)

There are no user names that match that pattern.

No action is required, unless you are certain that some user names exist that match that pattern. Check for misspellings and whether the wildcard character(s) are in the appropriate position, and reenter the command.

NO VOLUME SET DEFINITIONS FOUND IN VSD-SET (CIWARN 435)

There are no Volume Set Definition (VSD) names that match that pattern.

No action is required, unless you are certain that some VSD names exist that match that pattern. Check for misspellings and whether the wildcard character(s) are in the appropriate position, and reenter the command.

EXPECTED A "(" FOLLOWING THE SECURITY SPECIFICATIONS. (CIERR 500)

The left parenthesis was not included at the beginning of the security specifications.

Include the left parenthesis on the command line.

EXPECTED A ")" FOLLOWING THE SECURITY SPECIFICATIONS. (CIERR 501)

The right parenthesis was not included at the end of the security specifications.

Include the right parenthesis on the command line.

EXPECTED ONE OF R,A,W,L, or X FILE ACCESS MODES. (CIERR 502)

You did not include a valid file access mode (Read, Append, Write, Lock, or Execute) on the command line.

Specify a valid file access mode.

EXPECTED ONE OF R,A,W,L, or X GROUP FILE ACCESS MODES. (CIERR 503)

You did not include a valid group file access mode (Read, Append, Write, Lock, or Execute) on the command line.

Specify a valid group file access mode.

EXPECTED ONE OF R,A,W,L, or X ACCOUNT FILE ACCESS MODES. (CIERR 504)

You did not include a valid account file access mode (Read, Append, Write, Lock, or Execute) on the command line.

Specify a valid account file access mode.

IGNORED. SAVE ACCESS HAS NO MEANING AT FILE LEVEL. (CIERR 505)

You cannot specify SAVE access at the file level.

This message is informational only.

IGNORED. SAVE ACCESS NOT ALLOWED AT ACCOUNT LEVEL. (CIERR 506)

You cannot specify SAVE access at the account level.

This message is informational only.

EXPECTED ":" SEPARATING MODE LIST FROM USER LIST. (CIERR 507)

You did not include a colon (:) between the mode list and the user list.

Include a colon (:) on the command line.

EXPECTED ONE OF ANY AC, AL, GU, GL, OR CR USER TYPES. (CIERR 508)

You did not include an acceptable user type. Acceptable user types are any, account user (AC), account librarian (AL), group user (GU), group librarian (GL), or creator (CR).

Specify an acceptable user type.

EXPECTED ONE OF ANY, AC, AL, GU, or GL USER TYPES. (CIERR 509)

You did not include an acceptable user type. Acceptable user types for this command are any, account user (AC), account librarian (AL), group user (GU), or group librarian (GL).

Specify an acceptable user type.

EXPECTED EITHER "ANY" or "AC" USER TYPE. (CIERR 510)

You did not include an acceptable user type for this command. Acceptable user types are any, or account user (AC).

Specify an acceptable user type.

USER TYPE CR NOT ALLOWED AT GROUP LEVEL. (CIERR 511)

The creator (CR) user type is not allowed at the group level.

This message is informational only.

THIS USER TYPE NOT ALLOWED AT ACCOUNT LEVEL. (CIERR 512)

You specified a user type that is not allowed at the account level.

This message is informational only.

READ ACCESS FOR THIS USER TYPE REDUNDANTLY SPECIFIED. (CIERR 513)

You specified read access more than once on the same command line.

This message is informational only.

APPEND ACCESS FOR THIS USER TYPE REDUNDANTLY SPECIFIED. (CIERR 514)

You specified append access more than once on the same command line.

This message is informational only.

WRITE ACCESS FOR THIS USER TYPE REDUNDANTLY SPECIFIED. (CIERR 515)

You specified write access more than once on the same command line.

This message is informational only.

LOCK ACCESS FOR THIS USER TYPE REDUNDANTLY SPECIFIED. (CIERR 516)

You specified lock access more than once on the same command line.

This message is informational only.

EXECUTE ACCESS FOR THIS USER TYPE REDUNDANTLY SPECIFIED. (CIERR 517)

You specified execute access more than once on the same command line.

This message is informational only.

SAVE ACCESS FOR THIS USER TYPE REDUNDANTLY SPECIFIED. (CIERR 518)

You specified save access more than once on the same command line.

This message is informational only.

THIS ACCESS MODE REDUNDANTLY SPECIFIED ON THIS ACCESS LIST. (CIERR 519)

One of the access modes that you specified was repeated in the access list.

This message is informational only.

FILE ERROR ON TERMINAL TYPE FILE. CONFIGURED TERMINAL TYPE USED. (CIWARN 520)

FILE SPECIFIED IS NOT A TERMINAL TYPE FILE. CONFIGURED TERMINAL TYPE USED. (CIWARN 521)

CHECKSUM ERROR IN TERMINAL TYPE FILE. CONFIGURED TYPE USED. (CIWARN 522)

TERMINAL TYPE FILES NOT SUPPORTED ON THIS PORT. CONFIGURED TERMINAL TYPE USED. (CIWARN 523)

TERMINAL TYPE FILE MAY NOT RESIDE ON PRIVATE VOLUME. CONFIGURED TERMINAL TYPE USED. (CIWARN 524)

FIRST CHARACTER IN FILE NAME NOT ALPHABETIC. (CIERR 530)

You specified something other than an alphabetic character at the beginning of the file name. All file names must begin with a letter (A-Z, a-z), and must be no more than 8 characters in length. You probably mistyped the file name.

Retype the command.

FILE NAME MISSING. (CIERR 531)

You did not include a file name on the command line.

Specify a file name on the command line.

FILE NAME IS MORE THAN EIGHT CHARACTERS LONG. (CIERR 532)

The file name that you specified is greater than eight characters, and file names can only be eight characters or less in length. You probably mistyped the file name.

Retype the command.

FILE NAME CONTAINS EMBEDDED NON-ALPHANUMERIC CHARACTERS. (CIERR 534)

File names can contain both alphabetic and numeric characters. One of the characters in your file name is neither alphabetic nor numeric. You probably mistyped the file name.

Retype the command.

MISSING DELIMITER AFTER FILE NAME. (CIERR 535)

You did not include a delimiter after the file name.

Include a delimiter (semi-colon, comma, period, or space), after the file name. See the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual for the correct syntax.

GENERIC FILE NAME IS NOT PERMITTED IN THIS COMMAND. (CIERR 536)

A wild card character, was used in place of the file name.

Re-enter the command and supply a completely alphanumeric file name.

FIRST CHARACTER IN GROUP NAME NOT ALPHABETIC. (CIERR 540)

The group name specified does not start with an alphabetic character. You probably mistyped the group name.

Retype the command.

GROUP NAME MISSING. (CIERR 541)

You did not specify a group name on the command line.

Specify a group name on the command line.

GROUP NAME IS MORE THAN EIGHT CHARACTERS LONG. (CIERR 542)

Your group name is greater than eight characters, and group names can only be eight characters or fewer in length. You probably mistyped the group name.

Retype the command.

EXPECTED GROUP NAME; "@" NOT PERMITTED. (CIERR 543)

"@" was specified instead of an alphanumeric name for the group.

Re-enter the command and supply an alphanumeric name for the group.

EMBEDDED NON-ALPHANUMERIC CHARACTER IN GROUP NAME. (CIERR 544)

A control or unprintable character was typed as part of the group name.

Re-enter the command. Make sure that you do not type in an escape code or control characters.

MISSING DELIMITER AFTER GROUP NAME. (CIERR 545)

The command interpreter expected a delimiter after the group name but did not find it.

Re-enter the command and supply a delimiter after the group name.

GENERIC GROUP NAME IS NOT PERMITTED IN THIS COMMAND. (CIERR 546)

This command does not allow pattern matching characters in the group name.

Re-enter the command and supply a completely alphanumeric group name.

NO HOME GROUP FOR USER. (CIERR 547)

User does not have a home group as a default group to log on to.

Re-enter the command and specify a group name. As a long term solution you may consider assigning a home group to the user. See the ALTUSER command.

FIRST CHARACTER IN ACCOUNT NAME NOT ALPHABETIC. (CIERR 550)

Account name specified does not start with an alphabetic character.

Re-enter the command and supply a valid account name.

ACCOUNT NAME MISSING. (CIERR 551)

Account name was not specified as part of the command line.

Re-enter the command and supply an account name.

ACCOUNT NAME IS MORE THAN EIGHT CHARACTERS LONG. (CIERR 552)

The name specified for the account is more than 8 characters long.

Re-enter the command and supply an account name that is up to 8 characters long.

EXPECTED ACCOUNT NAME; "@" NOT PERMITTED. (CIERR 553)

"@" was specified instead of an alphanumeric name for the account.

Re-enter the command and supply a completely alphanumeric name for the account.

EMBEDDED NON-ALPHANUMERIC CHARACTER IN ACCOUNT NAME. (CIERR 554)

A control or unprintable character was typed as part of the account name.

Re-enter the command. Make sure that you do not type in an escape code or control characters.

MISSING DELIMITER AFTER ACCOUNT NAME. (CIERR 555)

The command interpreter expected a delimiter after the account name but did not find it.

Re-enter the command and supply a delimiter after the account name.

GENERIC ACCOUNT NAME IS NOT PERMITTED IN THIS COMMAND. (CIERR 556)

This command does not allow pattern matching characters in the account name.

Re-enter the command and supply a completely alphanumeric account name.

FIRST CHARACTER IN LOCK WORD NOT ALPHABETIC. (CIERR 560)

You specified a lockword that does not start with an alphabetic character.

Re-enter the command and supply a valid lockword.

LOCKWORD EXPECTED, NOT FOUND. (CIERR 561)

You forgot to specify the lockword after the slash.

Re-enter the command and supply the lockword.

LOCKWORD > 8 CHARACTERS LONG. (CIERR 562)

The name specified for the lockword is more than 8 characters long.

Re-enter the command and supply a lockword that is up to 8 characters long.

EXPECTED LOCKWORD; "@" NOT PERMITTED. (CIERR 563)

"@" was specified instead of an alphanumeric lockword.

Re-enter the command and supply a completely alphanumeric lockword.

EMBEDDED NON-ALPHANUMERIC CHARACTER IN LOCKWORD. (CIERR 564)

A control or unprintable character was typed as part of the lockword.

Re-enter the command. Make sure that you do not type in any control characters.

MISSING DELIMITER AFTER LOCKWORD. (CIERR 565)

The command interpreter expected a delimiter after the lockword but did not find it.

Re-enter the command and supply a delimiter after the lockword.

GENERIC LOCKWORD IS NOT PERMITTED. (CIERR 566)

A wild card character was used in place of the lockword.

Re-enter the command and supply a completely alphanumeric lockword.

LOCKWORD NOT PERMITTED FOR FILENAME OF "@". (CIERR 569)

FIRST CHARACTER IN VSD NAME NOT ALPHABETIC. (CIERR 570)

Volume Set Definition (VSD) name specified does not start with an alphabetic character.

Re-enter the command and supply a valid VSD name.

VSD NAME MISSING. (CIERR 571)

Volume Set Definition (VSD) name was not specified as part of the command line.

Re-enter the command and supply a VSD name.

VSD NAME > 8 CHARACTERS LONG. (CIERR 572)

The name specified for the Volume Set Definition (VSD) is more than 8 characters long.

Re-enter the command and supply a VSD name that is up to 8 characters long.

EXPECTED VSD NAME; "@" NOT PERMITTED. (CIERR 573)

"@" was specified instead of an alphanumeric Volume Set Defintion (VSD) name.

Re-enter the command and supply a completely alphanumeric VSD name.

EMBEDDED NON-ALPHANUMERIC CHARACTER IN VSD NAME. (CIERR 574)

A control or unprintable character was typed as part of the Volume Set Definition (VSD) name.

Re-enter the command. Make sure that you do not type in any control characters.

MISSING DELIMITER AFTER VSD NAME. (CIERR 575)

The command interpreter expected a delimiter after the Volume Set Definition (VSD) name but did not find it.

Re-enter the command and supply a delimiter after the VSD name.

GENERIC VSD NAME IS NOT PERMITTED IN THIS COMMAND. (CIERR 576)

A wild card character, was used in place of the Volume Set Definition (VSD) name.

Re-enter the command and supply a completely alphanumeric VSD name.

VSD MAY NOT HAVE A LOCKWORD. (CIERR 579)

A lockword was specified for the Volume Set Definition (VSD).

Re-enter the command without specifying a lockword on the VSD.

UNKNOWN SYSTEM DEFINED FILE NAME. (CIERR 580)

Only $STDIN, $STDINX, $STDLIST, $NULL, $NEWPASS, AND $OLDPASS are accepted as valid system defined files.

Re-enter the command and supply the appropriate system defined file name.

UNEXPECTED CHARACTER IN FILE NAME; EXPECTED "." (CIERR 581)

A "." was expected in order to construct a fully qualified file name.

Re-enter the command and supply a fully qualified file name.

UNEXPECTED CHARACTER IN FILE NAME; EXPECTED "." OR "/". % IS THE DELIMITER BETWEEN PARAMETERS CORRECT? (CIERR 582)

The file name contains a character that is neither alphanumeric nor a period or a backslash.

Re-enter the command and use alphanumeric characters in the file name. If you are specifying a fully qualified file name use a period between file name, group and account names. If you are specifying a lockword use a backslash after the file name and before the ".group.account."

UNEXPECTED, EXTRANEOUS SPECIAL CHARACTER. (CIERR 583)

An unexpected character was foung in the directory name. Most likely the user omitted the leading "." or "/" (specifying an HFS name), or tried to create an MPE group directory, or tried to specify a directory lockword.

MPE directory names must follow MPE naming rules. HFS directory names are only accepted if the name begins with a "." or a "/".

EXPECTED A DELIMITER OF SOME SORT. (CIERR 586)

FIRST CHARACTER IN USER NAME NOT ALPHABETIC. (CIERR 590)

The user name specified does not start with an alphabetic character.

Re-enter the command and supply a valid user name.

USER NAME MISSING. (CIERR 591)

You did not include a user name on the command line.

Specify a user name.

USER NAME > 8 CHARACTERS LONG. (CIERR 592)

The user name that you specified is greater than eight characters. User names can only be eight characters or fewer in length. You probably mistyped the user name.

Retype the command.

EXPECTED USER NAME; "@" NOT PERMITTED. (CIERR 593)

"@" was specified instead of an alphanumeric user name.

Re-enter the command and supply a completely alphanumeric user name.

EMBEDDED NON-ALPHANUMERIC CHARACTER IN USER NAME. (CIERR 594)

User names can be comprised of both alphabetic and numeric characters. One of the characters in the user name that you specified is neither alphabetic nor numeric. You probably mistyped the user name.

Retype the command.

MISSING DELIMITER AFTER USER NAME. (CIERR 595)

The command interpreter expected a delimiter after the user name but did not find it.

Re-enter the command and supply a delimiter after the user name.

GENERIC USER NAME IS NOT PERMITTED IN THIS COMMAND. (CIERR 596)

A wild card character, was used in place of the user name.

Re-enter the command and supply a completely alphanumeric user name.

NO PROGRAM FILE SPECIFIED. (CIERR 600)

The program file name was not supplied to the RUN command.

Re-enter the command and supply the name of an executable program file.

NO USL FILE SPECIFIED. (CIERR 601)

The command requires that name of a USL file be supplied.

Re-enter the command and supply name of a USL file.

NEITHER PROGRAM FILE OR USL FILE SPECIFIED. (CIERR 602)

The command requires that name of a USL file or program file be specified.

Re-enter the command and supply name of a USL file or program file.

NO PROGRAM FILE SPECIFIED FOR PREP. (CIERR 603)

The PREP command expected a file name as its second parameter.

Re-enter the command and supply a file name as the second parameter to PREP.

EXPECTED SEMICOLON OR CARRIAGE RETURN, FOUND COMMA. (CIERR 604)

A "," was specified where a ";" or carriage return should have been supplied.

Re-enter the command.

EXPECTED SEMICOLON OR CARRIAGE RETURN, FOUND EQUAL SIGN. (CIERR 605)

An "=" was specified where a ";" or carriage return should have been typed.

Re-enter the command.

IGNORED EXTRANEOUS DELIMITER. (CIWARN 606)

The command interpreter detected a delimiter that is neither required nor causes any problems if present.

The delimiter was ignored and command was executed.

CONTEXT FOR THIS KEYWORD IS THE RUN COMMAND, NOT PREP. (CIERR 607)

A keyword that is only valid with the RUN command was specified with the PREP command.

Determine the context of your operation and enter either the RUN command or the PREP command.

CONTEXT FOR THIS KEYWORD IS THE PREP COMMAND, NOT RUN. (CIERR 608)

A keyword that is only valid with the PREP command was specified with the RUN command.

Determine the context of your operation and enter either the RUN command or the PREP command.

EXPECTED ONE OF ZERODB, PMAP, MAXDATA, STACK, DL, RL, CAP, % PATCH, NOSYM, FPMAP, NOFPMAP. (CIERR 609)

A keyword other than the ones listed above was specified.

Re-enter the command and supply one of the keywords listed above.

EXPECTED ONE OF NOPRIV, LMAP, LIB, NOCB, DL, STACK, MAXDATA, %DEBUG, PARM, INFO, STDIN, STDLIST, XL, UNSAT, PRI, NMSTACK, NMHEAP. (CIERR 610)

A keyword other than the ones listed above was specified.

Re-enter the command and supply one of the keywords listed above.

PREPRUN COMMAND: EXPECTED ONE OF NOPRIV, PMAP, DEBUG, LMAP, ZERODB, % MAXDATA, PARM, STACK, DL, LIB, CAP, RL, NOCB. (CIERR 611)

A keyword other than the ones listed above was specified.

Re-enter the command and supply one of the keywords listed above.

KEYWORD REQUIRES VALUE, DID NOT FIND EQUAL SIGN. (CIERR 612)

A numeric value preceeded by an "=" was expected but "=" was not specified.

Re-enter the command and supply the keyword followed by "=" and followed by a numeric value.

ONLY LEGAL LIBRARY NAMES ARE G,P,S. (CIERR 613)

G, P, and S are the only valid library names that can be specified with the LIB= parameter of the RUN command.

Re-enter the command and supply the appropriate library name.

MAXDATA VALUE MUST BE BETWEEN -1 AND 32767. (CIERR 614)

A value less than -1 and greater that 32767 was specified.

Re-enter the command and supply a value that is within the specified range.

PARM VALUE MUST BE BETWEEN -32768 AND 32767. (CIERR 615)

A value less than -32768 and greater than 32767 was specified.

Re-enter the command and supply a value between the specified range.

STACK SIZE VALUE MUST BE BETWEEN 511 AND 32767. (CIERR 616)

A value less than 511 and greater than 32767 was specified.

Re-enter the command and supply a value between the specified range.

DL SIZE VALUE MUST BE BETWEEN -1 AND 32767. (CIERR 617)

A value less than -1 and greater than 32767 was specified.

Re-enter the command and supply a value between the specified range.

REQUIRES ONE OF IA, BA, PH, DS, MR, PM CAPABILITIES. (CIERR 618)

The command requires one of the above capabilities to be present in order to execute.

Check the user, group, and account capabilities. If a program was run check the program capabilities using the VERSION program.

DID NOT RECOGNIZE CAPABILITY AS IA, BA, PH, DS, MR OR PM. (CIERR 619)

DUPLICATE KEYWORD. SECOND VALUE TAKEN. (CIWARN 620)