SCF Reference Manual for the Storage Subsystem (G06.27+, H06.04+)

Storage Subsystem Error Messages
SCF Reference Manual for the Storage Subsystem—529937-008
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Storage Subsystem Error Messages
If you cannot resolve the problem indicated by errnum and error-detail, contact
your service provider. If you determine that you can resolve the problem yourself,
perform either of these two actions:
1. Reissue the command that specified the new configuration. The storage
subsystem manager ($ZZSTO) then retries the configuration change.
For example, if you previously tried to add a mirror disk drive in location (2,1,5) to a
disk volume named $DATA, issue this SCF command:
ALTER DISK $DATA, MIRRORLOCATION (2,2,5).
2. Issue a command specifying the previous configuration. The storage subsystem
manager then returns the configuration to its original setting.
For example, if you tried to add a mirror disk drive to a disk named $DATA, issue
this SCF command.
DELETE DISK $DATA-M
If you tried to move a mirror disk drive from location (2,1,5) to location (2,1,17) for a
disk named $DATA, issue these SCF commands:
DELETE DISK $DATA-M
ALTER DISK $DATA, MIRRORLOCATION (2,1,5)
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subsystem-name
is the name of the subsystem returning the error message.
errornum
is a number identifying the error.
error-detail
is text that provides more information about the cause of the error.
Cause. An error occurred when you changed the disk configuration.
Effect. The configuration change took place. However, subsystem-name
encountered an error condition indicated by the value in errnum. The error-
detail text species the processor that the error condition affected.
Recovery. To determine whether or not to retry the command, refer to the errnum
and error-detail fields.
For example, if the error-detail text indicates a configuration status of “invalid in
processor n,” the change you made caused the configuration information in
processor n to become invalid. Such a situation might cause the loss of fault
STORAGE E01061 Configuration changed, but subsystem-name
returned error: errnum, error detail: error-detail.