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Routing Error Messages
Messages issued as the result of routing errors indicate that a routed
punched output data set was received when it was not expected (that is,
when a RJLIST command was being executed) or a routed list output data
set was received when it was not expected (that is, when an RJPUNCH
command was being executed). The command which was being executed when
the error occurred is terminated.
In an interactive session, after issuing the error message, RJE/XL
displays a # on your terminal to prompt you for the next RJE/XL command.
In a batch job, if the next command is RJIN , RJLINE , RJEOD , or RJEND ,
the job is terminated; if the next command is the same type of output
command which was just terminated, the routing error still exists and the
next command beyond that will be examined before deciding whether or not
the job should be terminated. RJE/XL will continue processing if it
finds a command that will successfully process the misrouted output.
(For more information, refer to the RJOUT , RJLIST , and RJPUNCH commands
in chapter 3 of the RJE User/Programmer Manual.)
The error messages are on the following page.
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MESSAGE **** Routing Error: 0
CAUSE Routed list output data set was received when it was not
expected. You used an RJPUNCH command when you should have
used RJOUT or RJLIST .
ACTION In an interactive session, issue an RJOUT or RJLIST command.
In a batch job, if the job was terminated, add RJOUT or RJLIST
commands and resubmit the job. (See the note below).
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MESSAGE **** Routing Error: 1
CAUSE Routed punched output data set was received when it was not
expected. You used an RJLIST command when you should have used
an RJOUT or RJPUNCH command.
ACTION In an interactive session; issue an RJOUT or RJPUNCH command.
In a batch job, if the job was terminated, add RJOUT or RJPUNCH
commands and resubmit the job. (See the note below).
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NOTE Depending upon the remote computer system with which you are
communicating, the output data set may or may not be recoverable.
If, due to the structure of your job deck, the job was not
terminated, make sure that you received all expected output. If
you did not receive all expected output, be sure to include the
appropriate output commands in your next job to retrieve the
outstanding output.