MPE/iX Error Messages Manual Vol 2 (32650-90879)

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Volume II Chapter 5
VolumeManagement
Split Stack mode.
ACTION Make the call to HPVOLINFO either before entering or
after exiting Split Stack mode.
155 MESSAGE HPVOLINFO CALLED WITH A VOLUME THAT IS NOT
MOUNTED.(VLMERR -155)
CAUSE One or more of the volumes passed to HPVOLINFO in the
volume specifier is not logically mounted.
ACTION Make sure that the volume(s) specified in the volume
specifier have all been locically mounted via the VSOPEN
command.
156 MESSAGE HPVOLINFO DETECTED AN INVALID VOLUME
SPECIFIER NUMBER.(VLMERR 156)
CAUSE The volume specifier number passed to HPVOLINFO in
not valid for the intrinsic.
ACTION Check the volume specifier number against those listed
under the volspecifiernum parameter for HPVOLINFO in
the MPE/iX Intrinsics Reference Manual; make the call to
HPVOLINFO with a number in that list.
157 MESSAGE HPVOLINFO DETECTED AN INVALID VOLUME
SPECIFIER.(VLMERR 157)
CAUSE Either volume specifier does not agree with the volume
specifier number being used, the volspecifier does not have
valid delimiters or, if specifing an LDEV, the LDEV
number is not in the range from 1 to 999.
ACTION Make sure the volume specifier agrees with the volume
specifier number being used. For a list of volume specifier
numbers and the volume specifier they expect, see the
description of the volspecifiernum parameter in the
MPE/iX Intrinsics Reference Manual. Make sure the
name in the volume specifier is properly enclosed in a set
of delimiter characters. If sending an LDEV number to
HPVOLINFO, make sure that the LDEV number is in the
range of 1 to 999.
158 MESSAGE HPVOLINFO RECEIVED AN LDEV NUMBER THAT WAS
NOT A DISC DEVICE.(VLMERR 158)
CAUSE The LDEV number in the volume specifier does not map
do a disc device.
ACTION Use the DSTAT ALL command to list all of the disc
devices. One of the items output from DSTAT is LDEV
numbers. Use one of the LDEV numbers in the list as the
volume specifier.
159 MESSAGE DEVICE CLASS NOT CONFIGURED FOR