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This chapter describes the TME 10 OPC batch program codes and messages:
Completion codes that are returned by batch job EQQPDLF
Write-to-operator (WTO) messages that are generated by batch job EQQPURGE
EQQPDLF Batch Program Condition Codes
EQQPDLF returns one of the following codes upon completion.
00 RETAINED OBJECT FOUND AND DELETED
Explanation: The DLF object has been purged from Hiperspace.
System action: EQQPDLF terminates.
User response: None.
02 THE OBJECT DID NOT EXIST IN DLF
Explanation: This is a return code from COFSDONO.
System action: EQQPDLF terminates; no object is purged.
User response: None.
04 THE DATASET NAME COULD NOT BE LOCATED IN CATALOG
Explanation: The catalog locate for this dataset name was unsuccessful.
System action: EQQPDLF terminates; no object is purged.
User response: Datasets that are to be handled by TME 10 OPC Hiperbatch support must be cataloged, because
the JCL invoking EQQPDLF is distributed to all systems where DLF is running, according to routing information in the
JCL. You should expect this return code when EQQPDLF executes on a system where the DLF object does not exist.
08 THE DATASET NAME PASSED HAS AN INVALID LENGTH
Explanation: The dataset name passed to EQQPDLF is either of length 0 or longer than 44 characters.
System action: EQQPDLF terminates without further processing.
User response: Verify that EQQPDLF was invoked with a valid TME 10 OPC special resource name.
40 DLF IS NOT ACTIVE
Explanation: EQQPDLF received return code 40 from the COFSDONO macro, indicating that DLF is not active.
System action: EQQPDLF terminates without further processing.
User response: Start DLF if it should be active on this system, or update the file in EQQPROC with ddname JCLIN
to avoid routing jobs to this system.
44 UNEXPECTED ERROR IN DLF
Explanation: EQQPDLF received return code 44 from the COFSDONO macro, indicating that an unexpected error
occurred in DLF when processing the purge request.
System action: EQQPDLF terminates without further processing.
User response: Contact your system programmer.
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