HP P9000 for Business Continuity Manager Software Messages (T5253-96055, September 2011)

Table 36 Business Continuity Manager Error Messages and Corresponding Troubleshooting Actions
(Message ID YKZ10x – YKZ20x) (continued)
Explanation and Recommended ActionsMessage TextMessage ID
Command code of the command
that was executing when the error
occurred
See the command code description
in the explanation of the YKZ201E
message.
yyy (string)
Maintenance information
The command cannot be executed because a REXX
read error occurred.
A REXX read error occurred. (return
code=nnn, name= name, cmd=xxx,
pos=yyy)
YKZ203E TSO RC=40
#
• If the nnn value is 40:
Check that the REXX program is running in the
TSO/E environment, and then re-execute the
command.
• If the nnn value is not 40:
Correct the configuration file (XML) and the values
assigned to the parameters.
If the value is 52, it is probable that a configuration
file (XML) being edited is specified.
nnn (decimal number)
Return code from the OS's REXX
variable access routine
name (string)
REXX variable name
xxx (decimal number)
Command code of the command
that was executing when the error
occurred
See the command code description
in the explanation of the YKZ201E
message.
yyy (string)
Maintenance information
#
If the REXX variable that the system tried to read
does not exist, 36 is returned. Also, if this message is
output while the YKLOAD command is being executed,
the RC is 44.
The command cannot be executed because a REXX
write error occurred.
A REXX write error occurred. (return
code=nnn, name= name,
value=value, cmd=xxx,
YKZ204E TSO RC=40
#
• If the nnn value is 32:
Expand the job execution area, and then re-execute
the command.
pos=YKZ239E MSG SC=48
RC=48yyy)
• If the nnn value is 40:
Check that the REXX program is running in the
TSO/E environment, and then re-execute the
command.
• If the nnn value is not 32 or 40:
Correct the configuration file (XML) and the values
assigned to the parameters.
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