KAVS0650-E

The unit definition parameter file contains an invalid specification. A cause may be one or more of the following:

• The unit definition parameter has an invalid syntax.

• The unit definition parameter file contains the combination of parameters that cannot be specified simultaneously.

• A parameter that must be specified together is missing.

• The upper limit of the hierarchy was exceeded.

• The maximum number of definition units was reached.

• An attempt was made to create a job group, planning group, or manager unit in a jobnet.

• An attempt was made to create a unit in a job, manager unit or start condition unit.

• The root jobnet contains an invalid parameter.

• An attempt was made to create more than 32 event jobs in the start condition.

• An invalid combination of associated definitions was specified.

• An attempt was made to create a unit other than an event job or a unit having the recovery attribute in the start condition.

• A unit contained in the remote jobnet used a function not supported by the version of the manager where the jobnet is to be executed.

• The custom job contains an invalid parameter.

• In the execution sequence definition (ar parameter), the same unit name is specified for the preceding unit and the succeeding unit.

If 0 is output for sentence-number in the message, identify the unit that contains the error from the unit name indicated in file-name concurrently with the file name.

The statement indicated by sentence-number in the message might follow the statement containing the error. If the indicated statement number is correct, review the definition parameters in the unit containing the indicated sentence number to identify the location of the error.

(S)

Cancels command execution. If you specify more than one unit definition parameter file name, the system continues processing.

(O)

For a unit definition file, see 4.1 Creating a unit definition file in the manual Job Management Partner 1/Automatic Job Management System 3 Command Reference 2 and check the unit definition parameter file, and then re-execute the command.