EQQIC00I EQQIC03E
EQQIC00I FILE
FILE
HAS BEEN CONVERTED
NCOPY
RECORDS COPIED,
NUPD
RECORDS UPDATED,
NSKIP
RECORDS SKIPPED
Explanation: An OPC VSAM file has been successfully built from the corresponding file in a different release of
OPC. This message documents the number of records copied without change, the number of modified records, and
the number of records in the input file that were not used.
System action: The migration program continues processing by reading the next CONVERT statement from the
input file.
Problem determination: If there is a problem using the output file, verify that the statistical information in this
message is correct.
System programmer response: None.
EQQIC01E THE INPUT DATA SET, DDNAME = SYSIN, COULD NOT BE OPENED
Explanation: The file migration program could not open its input dataset.
System action: The migration program ends.
System programmer response: Check that the SYSIN DD statement exists and is correctly coded.
Correct the errors, and resubmit the file migration batch job.
EQQIC02E UNABLE TO CONVERT FILE
FILE
Explanation: The file migration program could not execute the requested file conversion. This message is preceded
by one or more error messages that describe the problem.
System action: The migration program continues processing by reading the next CONVERT statement from the
input file.
Problem determination: Check the previous messages to determine the cause of the problem.
Verify that:
The output datasets are empty VSAM datasets.
The output datasets are correctly allocated.
The job executing the migration program is authorized to update the output datasets.
The input datasets do not contain errors.
The input datasets are OPC VSAM datasets at the level specified.
The migration program is authorized to read the input datasets.
System programmer response: Correct the errors, and resubmit the file migration batch job.
EQQIC03E LOGICAL RECORD SIZE FOR THE INPUT DATA SET, DDNAME SYSIN, IS NOT VALID
Explanation: The file migration program could not use the input dataset, SYSIN, because its logical record length is
not 80 bytes.
System action: The migration program ends.
Problem determination: Check that the SYSIN DD statement exists and is correctly coded.
System programmer response: Correct the errors, and resubmit the file migration batch job. If necessary, copy
SYSIN statements to a file that has record size 80 bytes.
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