Backup and Restore 2 Manual

BRCOM Error Messages
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Error Messages
2007
Cause. You issued an ABORT JOB or STOP JOB command for a job whose status
was not INIT (initializing), RUN (running), WAIT (waiting on tape open), or CAT
(cataloging).
Effect. The command does not execute.
Recovery. You normally do not need to abort or stop the job if its status is already
TERM (terminating), DONE, STOP (stopped), ABRT (aborted), or ABND (abended). If
the job remains in the TERM state:
1. Use the STATUS JOB command to identify the job's data management application
(DMA) process. For more information, see
Using BRCOM to Display Current Status for a Job on page 8-1
2. Use the TACL STOP command to stop the DMA process.
3. Reissue the BRCOM ABORT JOB or STOP JOB command for the job.
4. If the Tape Service and Data Service for the job do not stop automatically, use the
TACL STOP command to stop them.
2008
Cause. You attempted to delete a job, but the job was active and could not be deleted.
Effect. The command does not execute.
Recovery. Let the job complete, or else terminate it using the ABORT JOB or STOP
JOB command. You can then delete the job after it terminates or completes.
2009
Cause. You issued a command on an active job, but the job's DMA process had
unexpectedly terminated.
Effect. The command does not execute. The job's status is updated to ABND
(abended). The job’s end time is unknown and not updated. If you issue a DELETE
JOB command with a BEFORE or AFTER qualification, the job is not deleted. For
more information, see the DELETE JOB Command
on page 5-9
Unable to abort/stop the job because the current status must
be INIT, RUN, WAIT, or CAT.
Unable to delete the job because the current status must be
DONE, STOP, ABRT, or ABND.
DMA Process does not exist.