aa...aa error occurred in physical status file bb...bb. reason code=cc...cc

aa...aa: Possible errors (up to 10 alphanumerics) are:

create: File creation

fstat: File state report

open: File opening

close: File closing

read: Record input

write: Record output

logical: Record inconsistency

filecheck: File validity check

delete: File deletion

bb...bb: Path name for the physical status file (up to 63 characters)

cc...cc: Reason code of the error (up to 10 numerals)

0000000001: The status record number is inconsistent.

Use the stsinit command to initialize the appropriate file.

0000000002: The I/O record number is out of range for the status file.

Contact maintenance personnel.

0000000003: Updating of the status file is incomplete.

Use the stsinit command to initialize the appropriate file, or start OpenTP1.

0000000004: An OpenTP1 file system error occurred.

Contact maintenance personnel.

0000000005: The byte map in the status file control record (SMR) is invalid.

Use the stsinit command to initialize the appropriate file.

0000000006: The file is not defined as a status file.

Use the stsinit command to initialize the appropriate file.

0000000007: The faulty file is not initialized.

Use the stsrm command to delete the appropriate file, and then use the stsinit command to initialize the file.

0000000008: The record length and the number of records in the actual file are inconsistent with the defined values.

Use the stsinit command to initialize the appropriate file.

0000000009: The data protocol version in the status file control record (STR) is invalid.

Use the stsinit command to initialize the appropriate file.

0000000010: The time stamp in the status file control record (STR) is invalid.

Use the stsinit command to initialize the appropriate file.

0000000011: The file state information in the status file control record (SHR) is invalid.

Use the stsinit command to initialize the appropriate file.

0000000020: There is no access permission for the special file.

Grant OpenTP1 file access permission.

0000000021: There is no access permission for the file.

Grant status file access permission.

0000000022: A lock error occurred.

Release the lock for the status file, and then retry.

0000000023: Lock segments are insufficient.

Check the OpenTP1 file environment.

0000000024: There is no write permission for the file.

Grant write permission for the status file.

0000000025: The number of files exceeded the upper limit.

Check the OpenTP1 file environment.

0000000026: The file has not been initialized for OpenTP1.

Initialize the file for OpenTP1.

0000000027: An I/O error occurred.

Use the stsinit command to initialize the faulty file.

0000000028: Memory is insufficient.

Allocate enough memory to run the process.

0000000029: No file was found.

Use the stsinit command to initialize a file. Alternatively, check the status service definition.

0000000030: The number of open character-type special files exceeded the maximum.

Check the OpenTP1 file environment.

0000000031: The file name is invalid.

Check the status file name specified for the command argument, or check the status service definition.

0000000032: A file status flag is specified twice.

Contact maintenance personnel.

0000000033: The mode argument is invalid.

Contact maintenance personnel.

0000000034: The flags argument is invalid.

Contact maintenance personnel.

0000000035: The argument for the number of records is invalid.

Contact maintenance personnel.

0000000036: The record length argument is invalid.

Contact maintenance personnel.

0000000037: The specified file cannot be used as an OpenTP1 file.

Check the OpenTP1 file environment.

0000000038: The area cannot be allocated.

Check the OpenTP1 file environment.

0000000039: The OpenTP1 file system version is inconsistent.

Check the OpenTP1 file environment.

0000000040: The file descriptor is invalid.

Contact maintenance personnel.

0000000041: The buffer address is invalid.

Contact maintenance personnel.

0000000042: The record number argument is invalid.

Contact maintenance personnel.

S: Performs swapping if a status file is in the standby state. Places the file in which the error occurred in the shutdown state and continues processing if no status file is in the standby state.

Countermeasure: Take action according to the reason code.