HP P9000 Business Continuity Manager Reference Guide (T5253-96058, September 2011)

Table 122 YKLOAD Command Return Code List (continued)
MeaningReturn Code
Terminating due to invalid XML structure encountered in input file, or system symbols
are not defined correctly.
36
Termination due to an error during license processing.
An error occurred when reading a file.40
Terminating due to invalid processing.44
Terminating due to invalid parameters.48
Terminating due to improper invocation method.52
YKMAKE Command
Applies to Business Copy for Mainframe, Continuous Access Synchronous for Mainframe, Continuous
Access Asynchronous for Mainframe and Continuous Access Journal for Mainframe.
Format
YKMAKE
1
STEM(stem-name-1)
1
MSG(stem-name-2)
{[
1
{FORWARD|REVERSE|REVERSE}]|
[
1
NOCOPY[
1
{FORWARD|REVERSE}]]|
[
1
HOLD[
1
FORWARD]]}
[
1
SELECT({ALL|COND})]
[
1
DEVN(p-vol-device-number,s-vol-device-number)]
[
1
ONLINE({YES|NO})]
Function
This command is a TSO/E command called from REXX scripts.
This command makes copy pairs by full copy for the specified copy group and changes the volume
status to the DUPLEX status.
For CG containers specified by EXCTG ID, journal groups are registered in EXCTG after the copy
pairs are made.
Parameters
STEM(stem-name-1) ~ <REXX prefix of 64 or fewer characters>
Specify the prefix of the name of the copy group structure that stores information about the copy
group for which you want to make copy pairs. Specify the same character string as the one specified
in the STEM parameter of the YKLOAD command that loaded the corresponding copy group. You
must also include a trailing period character.
MSG(stem-name-2) ~ <REXX prefix of 64 or fewer characters>
Specify an optional prefix for the name of the message structure used to store the messages to be
generated by this command. You must also include a trailing period character.
The message structure is initialized when the CLI command with the same name as the MSG
parameter is specified.
{FORWARD|REVERSE}
Specify the copy direction.
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