IBM S544-5285-01 manual For OS/390, Multiple Message Scenarios, 133, Severe, Informational

Chapter 10. ACIF Messages	for OS/390,	MVS,	VM, and VSE
ACIF prints a message list		at the	end of each compilation. A return
means that ACIF completed processing without any errors. ACIF supports
standard return	codes.

Notes:

1.ACIF messages contain instructions for the PSF system programmer. Ple show your system programmer these messages, because they are not

contained in the PSF messages publication.

2. Because AIX users can invoke the PSF MSG command to view or print

messages on-line, the AIX messages have not been duplicated in t

publication.

ACIF detects a number of error conditions, which can be logically gr three categories:

ŸSevere

ACIF terminates processing the current print file. The exact method termination may vary. For certain severe errors, ACIF abends with code and reason code. This is generally the case when some syst fails. In other cases, ACIF terminates with the appropriate error written to the message file specified when you invoked ACIF. Most conditions detected by ACIF fall into this category. Severe error suffix.

ŸWarning

ACIF	issues warning messages when the fidelity of	the	document (a
is	reprinted) may be in question. Warning errors	have	a “W” suff

ŸInformational

When	ACIF	processes a	print file,	it	issues		informational messages
the operator or application programmer					to determine if the correc
parameters		have been	specified.	These		messages can assist in pro
audit	trail. Informational errors			have an		“I”	suffix.

Multiple Message Scenarios

ACIF may issue more than one error message as a result of a single condition. These situations are limited to the area of parsing the example, determining the length and type of the structured field). S scenarios include:

Ÿ	105,	108,	109,	103
Ÿ	105,	108,	110,	103
Ÿ	106,	108,	109,	103

Ÿ106, 108, 110, 103

Any	subset		of the	listed	messages		is	also	possible, provided you	s
one	(for		example,	105, 108,	109	or	105,	108,	or 105, 110, and so on).
message		accurately		describes		the	error condition; any subsequent			mes
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