SNA NRJE Node Managers Guide (30292-90007)

Appendix A 241
Result Codes and Messages
SNA NRJE Logging Messages
9059 MESSAGE: NRJE(!:!): END OF FILE ENCOUNTERED WHILE
RECEIVING OUTPUT FOR JOB !. REMAINDER OF DATA SET ROUTED
TO DEFAULT DESTINATION, OUTPUT PRIORITY = 2. (LU=9059)
CAUSE: While writing a data set to a disk file, NRJE encountered an
end of file condition on the output file.
ACTION: Inform the owner of the indicated job. The user should ensure
that all disk files are large enough to contain the output.
9060 MESSAGE: NRJE(!:!): FAILED TO REWIND OUTPUT STREAM FILE
(LU=9060)
CAUSE: NRJE received a punch dataset on the reserved command form
CMD. Before NRJE can stream the file it must execute a REWIND, FREAD,
and FCLOSE on the output file. The REWIND failed.
ACTION: Refer to the message logged immediately prior to this message
to identify the nature of the failure.
9061 MESSAGE: NRJE(!:!): FAILED TO READ OUTPUT STREAM FILE
(LU=9061)
CAUSE: NRJE received a punch dataset on the reserved command form
CMD. Before NRJE can stream the file it must execute a REWIND, FREAD,
and FCLOSE on the output file. The FREAD failed.
ACTION: Refer to the message logged immediately prior to this message
to identify the nature of the failure.
9062 MESSAGE: NRJE(!:!): FAILED TO OPEN A BACK REFERENCED FILE
EQUATION: ‘!’. (LU=9062)
CAUSE: Output was routed to either a Lookup Table file equation entry
or to a file equation entered by a user with the SUBMIT command. NRJE
failed to open using this file equation. The output was routed to the
default destination with an output priority of two.
ACTION: Refer to the message logged immediately following this
message to identify the nature of the failure. If failure was due to a
Lookup Table entry, correct the entry (use the VERIFY command to
ensure all entries are valid).
9063 MESSAGE: NRJE(!:!): FAILED TO WRITE TO OUTPUT FILE FOR JOB
NUMBER !. (LU=9063)
CAUSE: An FWRITE error occurred on an output file while receiving data
from the host.
ACTION: Refer to the message logged immediately prior to this one
which identifies the nature of the file system error.