Volume Management (Subsystem 163)

NOTE: This chapter includes HPVOLINFO error messages.

150

MESSAGE

HPVOLINFO DETECTED AN INVALID ITEM NUMBER. ( VLMERR 150)

CAUSE

One or more of the item numbers passed to HPVOLINFO was not a valid item number for the intrinsic.

ACTION

Check the item numbers being passed to HPVOLINFO against the numbers in the discussion for HPVOLINFO in the MPE/iX Intrinsics Reference Manual (32650-90028). Make the call to HPVOLINFO with item numbers that appear in the discussion for HPVOLINFO;.

151

MESSAGE

HPVOLINFO DETECTED AN UNPAIRED ITEM NUMBER/ITEM PARAMETER. (VLMERR 151)

CAUSE

HPVOLINFO was called with either an item number without a corresponding item, or an item without a corresponding item number.

ACTION

Check the call to HPVOLINFO, making sure the item numbers and items are paired. Note: It is important that an item number be followed immediately by it's item.

152

MESSAGE

HPVOLINFO REQUIRES AN ADDITIONAL PARAMETER. (VLMERR 152)

CAUSE

HPVOLINFO was called with a volume specifier number that was not 0; volume specifier numbers that are not 0 require a volume specifier to be supplied.

ACTION

Call HPVOLINFO with a volume specifier when the volume specifier number being used is not 0.

153

MESSAGE

HPVOLINFO RECEIVED A PARAMETER WITH AN INVALID ADDRESS. (VLMERR 153)

CAUSE

Either the status parameter or one (or more) of the item parameters being supplied to HPVOLINFO contains an address that is not accessible by the user.

ACTION

Make sure that the status parameter and the item parameters are local to the code calling HPVOLINFO.

154

MESSAGE

HPVOLINFO CALLED WHILE IN SPLIT STACK MODE. (VLMERR 154)

CAUSE

HPVOLINFO was called while the user program was in Split Stack mode.

ACTION

Make the call to HPVOLINFO either before entering or after exiting Split Stack mode.

155

MESSAGE

HPVOLINFO CALLED WITH A VOLUME THAT IS NOT MOUNTED. (VLMERR -155)

CAUSE

One or more of the volumes passed to HPVOLINFO in the volume specifier is not logically mounted.

ACTION

Make sure that the volume(s) specified in the volume specifier have all been locically mounted via the VSOPEN command.

156

MESSAGE

HPVOLINFO DETECTED AN INVALID VOLUME SPECIFIER NUMBER. (VLMERR 156)

CAUSE

The volume specifier number passed to HPVOLINFO in not valid for the intrinsic.

ACTION

Check the volume specifier number against those listed under the volspecifiernum parameter for HPVOLINFO in the MPE/iX Intrinsics Reference Manual; make the call to HPVOLINFO with a number in that list.

157

MESSAGE

HPVOLINFO DETECTED AN INVALID VOLUME SPECIFIER. (VLMERR 157)

CAUSE

Either volume specifier does not agree with the volume specifier number being used, the volspecifier does not have valid delimiters or, if specifing an LDEV, the LDEV number is not in the range from 1 to 999.

ACTION

Make sure the volume specifier agrees with the volume specifier number being used. For a list of volume specifier numbers and the volume specifier they expect, see the description of the volspecifiernum parameter in the MPE/iX Intrinsics Reference Manual. Make sure the name in the volume specifier is properly enclosed in a set of delimiter characters. If sending an LDEV number to HPVOLINFO, make sure that the LDEV number is in the range of 1 to 999.

158

MESSAGE

HPVOLINFO RECEIVED AN LDEV NUMBER THAT WAS NOT A DISC DEVICE. (VLMERR 158)

CAUSE

The LDEV number in the volume specifier does not map do a disc device.

ACTION

Use the DSTAT ALL command to list all of the disc devices. One of the items output from DSTAT is LDEV numbers. Use one of the LDEV numbers in the list as the volume specifier.

159

MESSAGE

DEVICE CLASS NOT CONFIGURED FOR VOLUMES. (VLMERR 159)

CAUSE

This error should not be returned by HPVOLINFO running on MPE/iX.

ACTION

Call your HP Support Representative for assistance.

160

MESSAGE

DEVICE CLASS DOES NOT MAP INTO A VOLUME CLASS. (VLMERR 160)

CAUSE

On MPE/iX, the device class name is mapped to a volume class name for the system volume set (MPEXL_SYSTEM_VOLUME_SET). The device name in the volume specifier is not a class name for the system volume set.

ACTION

Run the utility VOLUTIL. Once inside, do SHOWSET on the system volume set. This will return the list of class names associated with the system volume set. Any of the names returned may be used as the device class name.

161

MESSAGE

FREE SPACE RANGE SIZES ARE NOT IN ASCENDING ORDER. (VLMERR 161)

CAUSE

The range sizes in the input array for items 36, 37, 38 or 39 are not in ascending order.

ACTION

The first value in the input array for these items is the number of ranges we wish to see; the rest or the numbers are the lower bound values for the buckets and should appear in the array in ascending order. If the range values are in ascending order, then make sure that the array contains the correct number of lower bound values. For example, if you wish to see 6 ranges, the first value in the inpur array should be 6, and the next 5 values in the array should be lower bounds values for the last five ranges (the lower bound for the first range is assumed to be 0).

162

MESSAGE

INVALID NUMBER OF FREE SPACE RANGES SPECIFIED. (VLMERR 162)

CAUSE

The first value in the input array for items 36, 37, 38 or 39 is either less than 2 or greater than 16.

ACTION

Make sure the first value in the input array for items 36, 37, 38 and 39 is in the range from 2 to 16.

163

MESSAGE

VOLUME CLASS CAN NOT BE SPECIFIED FOR THE SYSTEM VOLUME SET. (VLMERR 163)

CAUSE

This error should not be returned by HPVOLINFO running on MPE/iX.

ACTION

Call your HP Support Representative for assistance.

164

MESSAGE

HPVOLINFO ENCOUNTERED AN ERROR WHILE SCANNING THE DIRECTORY. (VLMERR 164)

CAUSE

This error should not be returned by HPVOLINFO running on MPE/iX.

ACTION

Call your HP Support Representative for assistance.

165

MESSAGE

HPVOLINFO ENCOUNTERED AN UNREADABLE FILE LABEL. (VLMERR 165)

CAUSE

This error should not be returned by HPVOLINFO running on MPE/iX.

ACTION

Call your HP Support Representative for assistance.

166

MESSAGE

HPVOLINFO ENCOUNTERED A BAD DISC FREE SPACE MAP. (VLMERR 166)

CAUSE

This error should not be returned by HPVOLINFO running on MPE/iX.

ACTION

Call your HP Support Representative for assistance.

167

MESSAGE

ALLOCATION IS DISABLED FOR DISC FREE SPACE MAP. (VLMERR 167)

CAUSE

This error should not be returned by HPVOLINFO running on MPE/iX.

ACTION

Call your HP Support Representative for assistance.

168

MESSAGE

THE DEFECTIVE TRACKS TABLE IS UNREADABLE. (VLMERR 168)

CAUSE

This error should not be returned by HPVOLINFO running on MPE/iX.

ACTION

Call your HP Support Representative for assistance.

169

MESSAGE

HPVOLINFO ENCOUNTERED A DISC I/O ERROR. (VLMERR 169)

CAUSE

This error should not be returned by HPVOLINFO running on MPE/iX.

ACTION

Call your HP Support Representative for assistance.

170

MESSAGE

VIRTUAL MEMORY REQUESTS ARE ONLY VALID FOR SYSTEM VOLUMES. (VLMERR 170)

CAUSE

This error should not be returned by HPVOLINFO running on MPE/iX.

ACTION

Call your HP Support Representative for assistance.

171

MESSAGE

DIRECTORY SIZE REQUEST IS NOT VALID FOR THE SPECIFIED VOLUME. (VLMERR 171)

CAUSE

This error should not be returned by HPVOLINFO running on MPE/iX.

ACTION

Call your HP Support Representative for assistance.

172

MESSAGE

SPOOL FILE SPACE REQUEST IS ONLY VALID FOR SYSTEM VOLUMES. (VLMERR 172)

CAUSE

A request for spool file space is being made against a volume or set of volumes that is not part of the system set (MPEXL_SYSTEM_VOLUME_SET).

ACTION

Make sure the volume specifier indicates a volume or set of volumes that is part of the system set (MPEXL_SYSTEM_VOLUME_SET).

173

MESSAGE

HPVOLINFO RECEIVED AN ITEM NUMBER THAT IS VALID ONLY FOR MPE XL SYSTEMS. (VLMERR 173)

CAUSE

This error should not be returned by HPVOLINFO running on MPE/iX.

ACTION

Call your HP Support Representative for assistance.

174

MESSAGE

HPVOLINFO RECEIVED AN ITEM NUMBER THAT IS VALID ONLY FOR MPE V SYSTEMS. (VLMERR 174)

CAUSE

One of the item numbers passed to HPVOLINFO is valid for MPE V systems.

ACTION

Make sure that all item numbers being passed to HPVOLINFO are valid item numbers for MPE/iX systems. For a list of valid MPE/iX item numbers, consult the Item Number, Item Summary for HPVOLINFO in the MPE/iX Intrinsics Reference Manual.

175

MESSAGE

HPVOLINFO RECEIVED AN INVALID LIST LENGTH. (VLMERR 175)

CAUSE

The list length requested in the first 32-bits of the item area for items 3, 5 or 7 is either less than or equal to 0 or too large to let the whole list reside in user space.

ACTION

The exact number of names returned by these items can be determined by calling HPVOLINFO with the previous item number. For example, item 2, 4 and 6 will give you the number of names that can be returned by item 3, 5 and 7, respectively. Use these numbers to specify the list length.

176

MESSAGE

HPVOLINFO RECEIVED AN ITEM NUMBER THAT IS INVALID FOR THE VOLUME SPECIFIER NUMBER.(VLMERR 176)

CAUSE

One of the item numbers requested in not valid for the given volume specifier number.

ACTION

Make sure all item numbers requested are valid for the desired volume specifier number. To see which item numbers are valid for the various volume specifier numbers, consult the discussion for HPVOLINFO in the MPE/iX Intrinsics Reference Manual.

177

MESSAGE

HPVOLINFO RECEIVED AN ITEM NUMBER THAT HAS NOT YET BEEN IMPLEMENTED. (VLMERR 177)

CAUSE

One of the item numbers passed to HPVOLINFO has not been implemented yet.

ACTION

Make sure all item numbers passed to HPVOLINFO are implemented. To see which item numbers are implemented, consult the discussion for HPVOLINFO in the MPE/iX Intrinsics Reference Manual.

178

MESSAGE

HPVOLINFO ENCOUNTERED A BAD VOLUME TABLE. (VLMERR 178)

CAUSE

This error should not be returned by HPVOLINFO running on MPE/iX.

ACTION

Call your HP Support Representative for assistance.

179

MESSAGE

HPVOLINFO ENCOUNTERED AN UNRECOGNIZED DRIVE TYPE. (VLMERR 179)

CAUSE

This error should not be returned by HPVOLINFO running on MPE/iX.

ACTION

Call your HP Support Representative for assistance.

180

MESSAGE

HPVOLINFO ENCOUNTERED A PHYSICAL I/O ERROR. (VLMERR 180)

CAUSE

The volume specified in the volume specifier was unable to respond with the information requested by HPVOLINFO due to a hardware failure.

ACTION

Check to see if the volume is on-line, the power cables are conneted and all cables are connected correctly. If the problem persists, call your HP Support Representative for assistance.

181

MESSAGE

HPVOLINFO RECEIVED AN UNEXPECTED ERROR. (VLMERR 181)

CAUSE

HPVOLINFO received an unexpected error.

ACTION

Check the error stack for your process to determine the exact error and call your HP Support Representative for assistance.

182

MESSAGE

HPVOLINFO RECEIVED AN ERROR FROM THE LABEL MANAGEMENT SUBSYSTEM. (VLMERR 182)

CAUSE

An error was detected in the Label Managemant Subsystem.

ACTION

Check the error stack for your process to determine the exact error and call your HP Support Representative for assistance.

183

MESSAGE

HPVOLINFO RECEIVED A DISC ACCESS ERROR. (VLMERR 183)

CAUSE

HPVOLINFO received a disc access error.

ACTION

Check the error stack for your process to determine the exact error and call your HP Support Representative for assistance.

184

MESSAGE

THE VOLUME SPECIFIED HAS A MIRRORED PARTNER THAT HAS BEEN DECLAIRED DISABLED. (VLMERR 184)

CAUSE

The system is unable to access the specified volume because it has a mirrored pair that is declaired disabled.

ACTION

Run the VOLUTIL utility. Once inside, repair the mirrored partner of the volume specified. When the mirrored pair is repaired, retry the call to HPVOLINFO.

185

MESSAGE

THE VOLUME SET SPECIFIED IS NOT A VOLUME SET ON THE SYSTEM. (VLMERR 185)

CAUSE

The volume set in the volume specifier does not exist on the system.

ACTION

Use the command DSTAT ALL to obtain a list of the volume sets that are in use on the system, then use one of these names in the volume specifier being passed to HPVOLINFO.

186

MESSAGE

THE VOLUME CLASS SPECIFIED DOES NOT EXIST FOR THE GIVEN VOLUME SET. (VLMERR 186)

CAUSE

The volume class name in the volume specifier does not exist for the given volume set.

ACTION

Run the VOLUTIL utility. Once inside, do the SHOWSET command, selecting the class information, for the volume set you want to receive information on. Use one of the class names returned by VOLUTIL for the volume class part of the volume specifier.

187

MESSAGE

THE MEMBER VOLUME IS NOT PRESENT IN THE GIVEN VOLUME SET. (VLMERR 187)

CAUSE

The volume name in the volume specifier is not a member of the given volume set.

ACTION

Use the command DSTAT ALL to obtain a list of the volume names and the volume sets that they belong to on the system. Use one of these names for the volume name in the volume specifier.

150

MESSAGE

ARRAY PASSED TO HPVOLINFO IS NOT LARGE ENOUGH TO HOLD ALL NAMES. (VLMWARN 150)

CAUSE

The number in the first 32-bits of the array input to HPVOLINFO for either items 3, 5 or 7 is smaller than the number of names that can be returned by by these item numbers; the name list that will be returned will be truncated.

ACTION

Before calling HPVOLINFO with items 3, 5, or 7, call it with items 2, 4 and 6, respectively. This will give you the exact number of names to expect from items 3, 5, and 7.

151

MESSAGE

HPVOLINFO ENCOUNTERED AN UNREADABLE FILE LABEL. (VLMWARN 151)

CAUSE

HPVOLINFO encountered an unreadable file label while calculating file space.

ACTION

Call your HP Support Representative for assistance.

152

MESSAGE

PART OF THE SET OR CLASS IN THE VOLUME SPECIFIER IS NOT MOUNTED. (VLMWARN 152)

CAUSE

All of the volumes in the volume set or volume class in the volume specifier are not mounted.

ACTION

For information on the whole set or class, make sure all of the volumes in the set or class are mounted.