ADSM V3R1 Messages
This section includes device support server messages that are common for
AIX, HP-UX, Sun Solaris, and Windows NT.
Not all of the messages apply to all of the platforms.
The three device support server message ranges are:
- 8300-8597
- Primary device support server message range
- 8700-8899
- Secondary device support server message range
- 9700-9799
- Volume labeling utility messages. These messages are not
referenced from within the server, but are used by the volume labeling
utility program.
ANR8300E
I/O error on library library name (OP=internal code,
CC=internal code, KEY=internal code, ASC=internal
code, ASCQ=internal code,SENSE=sense
data,Description=error description). Refer to Appendix B in
the 'Messages' manual for recommended action.
Explanation: An I/O error has occurred while operating on the designated library
device.
System Action: The operation fails.
User Response: Ensure that the DEVICE parameter associated with the library was
identified correctly in the DEFINE LIBRARY command, and that the library device
is currently powered on and ready. If the library has an access door, make sure
it is closed. The drive or library reference manual provided
with the device usually contain tables that explain the values of the KEY, ASC,
and ASCQ fields. If the problem persists, contact your service
representative and provide the internal code values and sense data from this
message.
ANR8301E
I/O error on library library name (OP=internal code,
SENSE=internal code).
Explanation: An I/O error has occurred while operating on the designated library
device.
System Action: The operation fails.
User Response: Ensure that the DEVICE parameter associated with the library was
identified correctly in the DEFINE LIBRARY command, and that the library device
is currently powered on and ready. If the library has an access door, make sure
it is closed. If the problem persists, contact your service representative and
provide the internal code values from this message.
ANR8302E
I/O error on drive drive name (OP=internal code,
CC=internal code, KEY=internal code, ASC=internal
code, ASCQ=internal code,SENSE=sense
data,Description=error description). Refer to Appendix B in
the 'Messages' manual for recommended action.
Explanation: An I/O error has occurred while operating on the designated drive.
System Action: The operation fails.
User Response: Ensure that the DEVICE parameter associated with the drive was
identified correctly in the DEFINE DRIVE command, and that the device is
currently powered on and ready. The drive or library reference
manual provided with the device usually contain tables that explain the values
of the KEY, ASC, and ASCQ fields. If the problem persists,
contact your service representative and provide the internal code values and
sense data from this message.
ANR8303E
I/O error on drive drive name (OP=internal code,
SENSE=internal code).
Explanation: An I/O error has occurred while operating on the designated drive.
System Action: The operation fails.
User Response: Ensure that the DEVICE parameter associated with the drive was
identified correctly in the DEFINE DRIVE command, and that the device is
currently powered on and ready. If the problem persists, contact your service
representative and provide the internal code values from this message.
ANR8304E
Time out error on drive drive name in library library
name.
Explanation: A time out condition occurred while waiting for the given drive to become
ready so that automated library operations could be performed.
System Action: The operation fails.
User Response: Ensure that the DEVICE parameter associated with the drive was
identified correctly in the DEFINE DRIVE command, and that the device is
currently powered on and ready.
ANR8305E
Library library name is not ready or not operational.
Explanation: The specified automated library device is either not ready or not in an
operational state.
System Action: Initialization of the library device fails.
User Response: Ensure that the library is powered on and ready for automated
operations. Further initialization attempts for the given library will usually
be postponed until the next attempt is made to access the library for an
automated operation. During server startup, however, initialization may be
retried after a short waiting period.
ANR8306I
request number: Insert device type volume
volume name mount mode into the slot with element number
slot element of library library name within time
limit minutes; issue 'REPLY' along with the request ID when ready.
Explanation: A CHECKIN LIBVOLUME command is in progress, and the specified volume is
needed. The server expects the volume to be inserted into the slot with the
specified element number of the given library within the time limit specified
in the message. For the slot and element number diagram of your library, refer
to the documentation provided with the current ptf level or refer to the
ADSM Administrator's Guide for your release and platform.
System Action: The server waits until a REPLY command is issued, or until the time
limit expires.
User Response: Insert the volume into the slot and issue a REPLY command, along with
the request ID, to tell the server that the volume has been inserted.
ANR8307I
request number: Remove device type volume
volume name from slot with element number slot name of
library library name; issue 'REPLY' along with the request ID when
ready.
Explanation: A CHECKOUT LIBVOLUME command has completed. You can remove the volume
from the slot with the specified element number and store it outside the
library. For the slot and element number diagram of your library, refer to the
documentation provided with the current ptf level or refer to the ADSM
Administrator's Guide manual for your release and platform.
System Action: The server waits until a REPLY command is issued.
User Response: Remove the volume from the slot and store it in a safe place. Issue a
REPLY command, along with the request ID, to tell the server that the volume
has been removed. The volume can be returned to the library with the CHECKIN
LIBVOLUME command.
ANR8308I
request number: device type volume volume
name is required for use in library library name; CHECKIN
LIBVOLUME required within time limit minutes.
Explanation: A mount request has been made for a volume that is defined in a storage
pool, but which is currently checked out of the given library.
System Action: The server waits until it detects that the volume has been checked into
the library, or the time limit expires.
User Response: Obtain the required volume, and insert it into the library by issuing a
CHECKIN LIBVOLUME command. Use the SWAP=YES option of the CHECKIN LIBVOLUME
command if the library is currently full; this process allows the server to
select an appropriate volume to be swapped out in order to make room for the
required volume.
ANR8309E
Mount attempt failed - library library name is not defined.
Explanation: An attempt has been made to mount a volume, but the attempt fails because
the specified library is not defined.
System Action: The operation fails.
User Response: Ensure that the LIBRARY attribute of the device class associated with
the mount operation identifies a defined library. If not, correct the value of
the LIBRARY attribute, or define the specified library and retry the operation.
ANR8310E
An I/O error occurred while accessing library library name.
Explanation: An I/O error occurs while accessing the designated library.
System Action: The operation fails.
User Response: Ensure that the DEVICE parameter associated with the library is
identified correctly in the DEFINE LIBRARY command, and that the library is
currently powered on and ready. If the library has an access door, make sure it
is closed. After checking and correcting these potential problems, retry the
operation.
ANR8311E
An I/O error occurred while accessing drive drive name for
low-level operation operation, errno = drive errno.
Explanation: An I/O error occurs while performing the operation on the specified drive.
System Action: The operation fails.
User Response: Ensure that the DEVICE parameter associated with the drive is identified
correctly in the DEFINE DRIVE command, and that the drive is currently powered
on and ready. After checking and correcting these potential problems, retry the
operation.
ANR8312E
Volume volume name could not be located in library library
name.
Explanation: The designated volume cannot be found at its expected location in the
given library.
System Action: The operation fails.
User Response: Perform an AUDIT LIBRARY operation on the designated library, which
forces the server to reevaluate its inventory information for volumes in the
library.
ANR8313E
Volume volume name is not present in library library
name.
Explanation: A mount request is made for the given volume in the specified library, but
the volume is not currently checked into the library.
System Action: The mount operation fails. If the volume is being mounted for storage
pool I/O (as opposed to import/export I/O), its ACCESS attribute is changed to
UNAVAILABLE to prevent further mount requests.
User Response: Issue a CHECKIN LIBVOLUME command to return the volume into the library,
and update the volumes ACCESS attribute to READONLY or READWRITE using the
UPDATE VOLUME command. Retry the mount request.
ANR8314E
Library library name is full.
Explanation: A library operation fails because all of the library's storage
locations are occupied.
System Action: The operation fails.
User Response: Issue a CHECKOUT LIBVOLUME command to make room in the library. Retry the library operation.
ANR8315E
command: The device type of drive drive name is not
supported in library type libraries.
Explanation: Drives of the type identified in the command are not supported in the
given type of library.
System Action: The command is not processed.
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ANR8316E
Selecting swap volume to be checked out of library library
name.
Explanation: A CHECKIN LIBVOL command was issued for a library that has no empty slots
to hold the new cartridge. The SWAP=YES parameter was included in the command.
System Action: A CHECKOUT LIBVOL command will be automatically be issued, specifying
either a scratch volume or, if there are none, a volume with the lowest number
of mounts.
User Response: When the CHECKOUT LIBVOL command completes, remove the swapped volume
from the library and store it in a safe place. Issue a REPLY command to tell
the server that the volume has been removed. The volume can be introduced back
into the library with the CHECKIN LIBVOLUME command.
User Response: Use a supported
type of drive.
ANR8317I
The volume in device type drive drive name must be
manually ejected.
Explanation: This device type does not automatically eject the volume when it is
dismounted and requires that the volume be manually ejected from the drive.
System Action: None.
User Response: Physically eject the volume from the drive.
ANR8318I
request number: Mount side side of device
type volume volume name mount mode in drive
drive name of library library name within time
limit minutes.
Explanation: The server requires that the specified volume be mounted as requested.
Since the volume is two-sided, this message specifies which side (A or B) is
needed by the server for I/O operations.
System Action: The server waits for the volume to be mounted.
User Response: Mount the volume in the specified drive.
ANR8319I
request number: Insert device type volume
volume name mount mode into library library
name within time limit minute(s).
Explanation: A CHECKIN LIBVOLUME command is in progress, and the specified volume is
needed. The server expects the volume to be inserted into the library with the
convenience I/O station mechanism.
System Action: The server waits until the volume is in the library, or until the time
limit expires.
User Response: Insert the specified volume into the library. If the volume has already
been inserted into the library, no user action is necessary.
ANR8320I
request number: Insert device type volume
volume name mount mode in drive drive name of
library library name within time limit minute(s); issue
'REPLY' along with the request ID when ready.
Explanation: A CHECKIN LIBVOLUME command is in progress, and the specified volume is
needed. The server expects the volume to be inserted in the designated drive
of the given library within the time limit specified in the message.
System Action: The server waits until a REPLY command is issued, or until the time
limit expires.
User Response: Insert the volume into the drive, and then issue a REPLY command, along with the request ID, to tell the server that
the volume has been inserted.
ANR8321I
request number: Remove device type volume
volume name from drive drive name of library library
name; issue 'REPLY' along with the request ID when ready.
Explanation: A CHECKOUT LIBVOLUME command has completed. You can remove the specified
volume from the designated drive and store it outside the library.
System Action: The server waits until a REPLY command is issued.
User Response: Remove the volume from the drive and store it in a safe place. Issue a
REPLY command, along with the request ID, to
tell the server that the volume has been removed. The volume can be returned to
the library with the CHECKIN LIBVOLUME command.
ANR8322I
request number: Remove device type volume
volume name from entry/exit port of library library name;
issue 'REPLY' along with the request ID when ready.
Explanation: A CHECKOUT LIBVOLUME command has completed. You can remove the specified
volume from the entry/exit port of the given library and store it elsewhere.
System Action: The server waits until a REPLY command is issued.
User Response: Remove the volume from the library and store it in a safe place. Issue a REPLY command, along with the request ID, to
tell the server that the volume has been removed. The volume can be returned to
the library with the CHECKIN LIBVOLUME command.
ANR8323I
request number: Insert device type volume
volume name mount mode into entry/exit port of library
library name within time limit minute(s); issue 'REPLY'
along with the request ID when ready.
Explanation: A CHECKIN LIBVOLUME command is in progress, and the specified volume is
needed. Mount the volume in the entry/exit port of the given library within
the time limit specified in the message.
System Action: The server waits until a REPLY command is issued, or until the time
limit expires.
User Response: Insert the volume into the library's entry/exit port;
and issue a REPLY command, along with the request ID, to tell
the server that the volume has been inserted.
ANR8324I
device type volume volume name is expected to be
mounted (mount mode).
Explanation: The specified volume is expected to be mounted in the near future so the
server can access it for reading or writing.
System Action: None.
User Response: If the volume is stored offline, retrieve it so that it is readily
accessible when the server requests that it be mounted.
ANR8325I
Dismounting volume volume name - mount retention
period minute mount retention expired.
Explanation: The specified volume is dismounted because the given mount retention
period has expired.
System Action: The volume is dismounted.
User Response: None.
ANR8326I
request number: Mount device type volume volume
name mount mode in drive drive name of library
library name within time limit minutes.
Explanation: If the volume name includes the names EXP, IMP, DUMP, or DBBK, the request
is for a scratch volume.
System Action: The server waits for the volume to be mounted.
User Response: Mount the volume in the specified drive.
ANR8327E
command: Cannot cancel request request number.
Explanation: The request, whose number is specified by the given command, cannot be
canceled. The requested operation must be completed.
System Action: The cancel request command is not processed.
User Response: Proceed with the requested operation.
ANR8328I
request number: device type volume volume
name mounted in drive drive name.
Explanation: The server verifies that a requested volume has been mounted properly in
the given drive.
System Action: The volume is accessed for reading or writing, or both.
User Response: None.
ANR8329I
device type volume volume name is mounted mount
mode in drive drive name, status: IDLE.
Explanation: In response to a QUERY MOUNT command, the server indicates that the given
volume is mounted in the specified drive. The volume is currently idle, meaning
no active operations are being performed. If the volume remains in the idle
state for the amount of time specified by the device class mount retention
period, it will be automatically dismounted.
System Action: None.
User Response: None.
ANR8330I
device type volume volume name is mounted mount
mode in drive drive name, status: IN USE.
Explanation: In response to a QUERY MOUNT command, the server indicates that the given
volume is mounted in the specified drive. The volume is currently in use,
meaning that read or write operations, or both, are being performed.
System Action: None.
User Response: None.
ANR8331I
device type volume volume name is mounted mount
mode in drive drive name, status: DISMOUNTING.
Explanation: In response to a QUERY MOUNT command, the server indicates that the given
volume is mounted in the specified drive. The volume is currently being
dismounted by the server.
System Action: None.
User Response: None.
ANR8332I
device type volume volume name is mounted mount
mode, status: IDLE.
Explanation: In response to a QUERY MOUNT command, the server indicates that the given
volume is mounted for I/O operations. The volume is currently idle, meaning no
active operations are being performed. If the volume remains in the idle state
for the amount of time specified by the device class mount retention period, it
will be automatically dismounted.
System Action: None.
User Response: None.
ANR8333I
device type volume volume name is mounted mount
mode, status: IN USE.
Explanation: In response to a QUERY MOUNT command, the server indicates that the given
volume is mounted for I/O operations. The volume is currently in use, meaning
that read or write operations, or both are being performed.
System Action: None.
User Response: None.
ANR8334I
number of volumes volumes found.
Explanation: This is a summary message for the QUERY MOUNT command. It indicates the
total number of mounted volumes that have been reported in the command output.
System Action: None.
User Response: None.
ANR8335I
request number: Verifying label of device type
volume volume name in drive drive name.
Explanation: The server verifies the label of the volume that has been requested by an
earlier mount message. This is done to ensure that the correct volume has been
mounted by the operator.
System Action: The server reads the volume label and checks it for validity.
User Response: None.
ANR8336I
Verifying label of device type volume volume name in
drive drive name.
Explanation: The server verifies the label of a volume that is needed for read or write
operations, or both. This is done to ensure that the correct volume has been
mounted.
System Action: The server reads the volume label and checks it for validity.
User Response: None.
ANR8337I
request number volume volume name mounted in drive
drive name.
Explanation: The server verifies that the specified mount request has been completed
properly. Read or write operations, or both, can be performed on the volume.
System Action: The label of the volume has been verified.
User Response: None.
ANR8338E
device type volume volume name cannot be overwritten
by EXPORT operation.
Explanation: The specified volume already exists or contains data, so that the server
cannot allow new export data to be written to it.
System Action: The server detects that the given volume already contains some data
that would be overwritten by the requested export operation.
User Response: If the specified volume does not contain any valuable data, delete it
and retry the export operation.
ANR8339E
device type volume intended volume name in drive
drive name was replaced with volume incorrect volume
name.
Explanation: The server detects that a previously mounted and verified volume (the
desired volume) has been replaced with a different volume (the incorrect
volume). No further read or write operations, or both, can occur on the given
drive, because data corruption may occur.
System Action: The server dismounts the volume from the drive.
User Response: Mount the correct volume again if it is in a manual library and retry
the operation.
ANR8340I
device type volume volume name mounted.
Explanation: The server has mounted the given volume.
System Action: Read or write operations, or both, will commence for the volume.
User Response: None.
ANR8341I
End-of-volume reached for device type volume volume
name.
Explanation: The server has detected an end-of-volume condition for the given volume.
System Action: The volume is marked full. If more data must be stored, the server
will access another volume for it.
User Response: None.
ANR8342I
Request request number for volume volume name
canceled by administrator name.
Explanation: A mount request is canceled by the given administrator.
System Action: The system cancels the mount request.
User Response: None.
ANR8343I
Request request number for volume volume name
canceled (PERMANENT) by administrator name.
Explanation: A mount request is successfully canceled with the PERMANENT option.
System Action: The system cancels the mount request and marks the volume as
unavailable.
User Response: None.
ANR8344E
command: Invalid request number - request number.
Explanation: A command has been entered with an incorrect request number.
System Action: The server does not process the command.
User Response: Issue the command with the correct request number.
ANR8345E
command: No match found for this request number.
Explanation: The request number specified by the command is not in the list of
outstanding mount requests.
System Action: The server does not process the command.
User Response: Issue the command with the correct request number.
ANR8346I
command: No requests are outstanding.
Explanation: A QUERY REQUEST or CANCEL REQUEST command has been entered although no
mount requests are outstanding.
System Action: Server operation continues.
User Response: None.
ANR8347E
command: Volume volume not found.
Explanation: A DISMOUNT VOLUME command is issued, but the volume to be dismounted
cannot be found.
System Action: Server operation continues.
User Response: Ensure that the correct volume name is entered.
ANR8348E
command: Volume volume is not "Idle".
Explanation: A DISMOUNT VOLUME command has been issued, but the volume is still in use
and cannot be dismounted.
System Action: Server operation continues.
User Response: If it is necessary to dismount the volume, cancel the session or process
that is using the volume, and reissue the command.
ANR8349E
command: Device device not found.
Explanation: A DISMOUNT DEVICE command has been issued, but the device to be dismounted
cannot be found.
System Action: Server operation continues.
User Response: Ensure that the correct device has been specified.
ANR8350E
command: Device device is not "Idle".
Explanation: A DISMOUNT DEVICE command has been issued, but the device is still in use
and cannot be dismounted.
System Action: Server operation continues.
User Response: If it is necessary to dismount the device, cancel the session or process
that is using the device, and reissue the command.
ANR8351E
request number: Mount request for volume volume name
has timed out.
Explanation: The mount request has not been satisfied in the requested time.
System Action: The server fails the mount request.
User Response: Retry the mount request and ensure that the volume is mounted within the
time limit for the manual library. For an automated library, retry the mount
request and increase the mount wait time for the device class.
ANR8352I
Requests outstanding:
Explanation: This message provides a list of currently outstanding mount requests.
System Action: The server lists all outstanding mount requests or the one specified on
the QUERY REQUEST command.
User Response: None.
ANR8353E
request number: I/O error reading label of volume in drive
drive name.
Explanation: ADSM detects an error while reading the volume label from the volume in
the specified drive.
System Action: The volume is ejected, and the server continues to wait for the
requested volume to be mounted.
User Response: Ensure the following: - The requested volume is
properly inserted in the designated drive.
- The volume has been labeled by
using the DSMLABEL utility program before you attempt to use it with the
server.
- The DEVICE parameter associated with the drive is identified
correctly in the DEFINE DRIVE command, and the drive is currently powered on
and ready.
the operation.
ANR8354E
request number: Incorrect volume (volume name)
mounted in drive drive name.
Explanation: The user has inserted the named volume into the indicated drive, but it is
not the one requested by the server.
System Action: The volume is ejected, and the server continues to wait for the
requested volume to be mounted.
User Response: Ensure that the requested volume is inserted properly into the
designated drive.
ANR8355E
I/O error reading label for volume volume name in drive
drive name.
Explanation: ADSM detects an error while reading/verifying the volume label for the
volume in the specified drive.
System Action: The volume is dismounted by the server.
User Response: Ensure the following: - Check the integrity of the data on
the volume by issuing an AUDIT VOLUME command. If this error occurs on a
volume that is stored inside a SCSI library, the library itself may need to be
audited by using the AUDIT LIBRARY command.
- The DEVICE parameter associated
with the drive is identified correctly in the DEFINE DRIVE command, and the
drive is currently powered on and ready.
these potential problems, retry the operation.
ANR8356E
Incorrect volume mounted volume name was mounted instead of
volume expected volume name in library library name.
Explanation: The incorrect volume has been mounted in the designated library. This
error can occur if the library inventory has been altered due to manual
intervention or movement of volumes, or both.
System Action: The volume is dismounted; the expected volume may be marked unavailable
if this error occurs during normal volume mount activity.
User Response: Use the AUDIT LIBRARY command to force the library to reevaluate its
inventory of volumes.
ANR8357I
Error reading label of volume in drive drive name of library
library name.
Explanation: While processing a search-mode CHECKIN LIBVOLUME command for the
designated library, the server finds a volume whose label cannot be read.
System Action: The volume is dismounted and is not checked into the library.
User Response: Remove the volume from the library and ensure that it is properly
labeled. After doing so, the volume can be checked into the library.
ANR8358E
Audit operation is required for library library name.
Explanation: The server encounters a problem managing the given library, and determines
that an AUDIT LIBRARY operation should be performed.
System Action: The server may continue to access the library, but some volumes may not
be accessible until an AUDIT LIBRARY command is issued against the library.
User Response: Issue an AUDIT LIBRARY command against the library.
ANR8359E
Media fault detected on device type volume volume
name in drive drive name of library library name.
Explanation: The server encounters a media fault while accessing the given volume using
the specified drive.
System Action: The operation that is attempting to access the volume will fail, and
the volume will be immediately dismounted from the drive.
User Response: In some cases, the server will automatically mark the volume
unavailable. If this does not happen automatically, issue an UPDATE VOLUME
command to set the volume's access value to unavailable. This will prevent
the server from trying to mount the volume to satisfy user requests. Issue an
AUDIT VOLUME command to determine if any data has been lost due to the media
failure.
ANR8360I
Volume volume name has been deleted from MANUAL library
library name.
Explanation: The specified volume has been deleted by the server. It can be returned
to a scratch pool by the mount operator if desired.
System Action: The volume is removed from the server's inventory.
User Response: None.
ANR8361E
command: Device type not specified.
Explanation: The specified command requires that the DEVTYPE parameter be supplied.
System Action: The command is not processed.
User Response: Reissue the command, and specify a valid DEVTYPE parameter.
ANR8362E
command: The parameter parameter is invalid for
device type device type.
Explanation: The specified parameter is not valid for a device class with the given
device type.
System Action: The command is not processed.
User Response: Reissue the command with a correct parameter.
ANR8363E
command: The parameter parameter is required for
device type device type.
Explanation: The specified command requires that the given parameter be supplied when
the indicated device type is used.
System Action: The command is not processed.
User Response: Reissue the command, providing the required parameter value.
ANR8364E
command: Cannot reduce MOUNTLIMIT below number of volumes
currently mounted.
Explanation: The MOUNTLIMIT value cannot be reduced below the number of currently
mounted volumes.
System Action: The command is not processed.
User Response: Wait until the server finishes using some of the mounted volumes, or
force the server to dismount idle volumes using the DISMOUNT VOLUME command,
then retry this command.
ANR8365E
command: The parameter parameter cannot be changed.
Explanation: The specified parameter cannot be changed from the value that was provided
with the associated DEFINE command.
System Action: The command is not processed.
User Response: If it is necessary to use a different value for the given parameter, the
associated object must be deleted and then redefined using the new parameter
value.
ANR8366E
command: Invalid value for parameter parameter.
Explanation: An invalid value has been provided for the specified parameter.
System Action: The command is not processed.
User Response: Reissue the command, and specify a valid parameter value.
ANR8367E
command: Multiple parameter values are not allowed.
Explanation: The designated parameter is specified more than once in the command; this
is not allowed.
System Action: The command is not processed.
User Response: Reissue the command, but specify the given parameter only once.
ANR8368E
request number: Incorrect side (side) of volume
volume name mounted in drive drive name.
Explanation: The user inserted the wrong side of the requested volume into the
indicated drive.
System Action: The volume is ejected, and the server continues to wait for the
requested side of the volume to be mounted.
User Response: Insert the correct side of the requested volume into the designated
drive.
ANR8369E
Library library name is not defined.
Explanation: The designated library is not defined, but has been referenced in a mount
request.
System Action: The mount request is rejected.
User Response: Define the given library, or update the LIBRARY parameter of the device
class that references it.
ANR8370I
device type volume volume name is mounted mount
mode, status: RETRY.
Explanation: In response to a QUERY MOUNT command, the server indicates that the given
volume is mounted for I/O operations. The volume is currently in RETRY, meaning
an attempt is being made to re-establish communications with another server. If
the volume remains in the retry state for the amount of time specified by the
device class retry period, the operation will fail and the volume will be
automatically dismounted.
System Action: None.
User Response: None.
ANR8400I
Library library name defined.
Explanation: The designated library has been successfully defined.
System Action: The library is defined and recorded in the database.
User Response: None.
ANR8401E
command: Invalid library name library name.
Explanation: The designated library name is invalid; either it contains too many
characters, or some of the characters are invalid.
System Action: The command is not processed.
User Response: Reissue the command using a valid library name.
ANR8402E
command: Library library name is already defined.
Explanation: The designated library cannot be defined because it already exists.
System Action: The command is not processed.
User Response: If you want to define an additional library, reissue the command with a
different library name.
ANR8403E
command: Operation not allowed for library type
libraries.
Explanation: The requested operation is not allowed for libraries of the given type.
System Action: The command is not processed.
User Response: None.
ANR8404I
Drive drive name defined in library library name.
Explanation: The designated drive has been successfully defined as a member of the
specified library.
System Action: The drive is defined and recorded in the database.
User Response: None.
ANR8405E
command: Invalid drive name drive name.
Explanation: The designated drive name is invalid; either it contains too many
characters, or some of the characters are invalid.
System Action: The command is not processed.
User Response: Reissue the command using a valid drive name.
ANR8406E
command: Drive drive name is already defined in
library library name.
Explanation: The designated drive cannot be defined because it has already been defined
for the specified library.
System Action: The command is not processed.
User Response: If you want to define an additional drive, reissue the command with a
different drive name.
ANR8407E
command: The MODEL parameter is required for this command.
Explanation: The MODEL parameter has not been provided; it is required.
System Action: The command is not processed.
User Response: Reissue the command using the MODEL parameter.
ANR8408E
command: The DEVICE parameter is required for this command.
Explanation: The DEVICE parameter has not been provided; it is required.
System Action: The command is not processed.
User Response: Reissue the command using the DEVICE parameter.
ANR8409E
command: Library library name is not defined.
Explanation: The designated library has not been defined.
System Action: The command is not processed.
User Response: Reissue the command using a different library name, or define the
library before retrying the command.
ANR8410I
Library library name deleted.
Explanation: The designated library has been deleted successfully.
System Action: The library is deleted.
User Response: None.
ANR8411E
command: One or more drives are still defined in library
library name.
Explanation: The designated library cannot be deleted because there are still drives
defined within it.
System Action: The command is not processed.
User Response: Delete all drives from the library, and reissue the command.
ANR8412I
Drive drive name deleted from library library name.
Explanation: The designated drive has been deleted successfully from the specified
library.
System Action: The drive is deleted.
User Response: None.
ANR8413E
command: Drive drive name is currently in use.
Explanation: The designated drive cannot be deleted or updated because it is currently
in use.
System Action: The command is not processed.
User Response: Wait until the drive is no longer in use, and reissue the command.
ANR8414E
command: Drive drive name is not defined in library
library name.
Explanation: The designated drive has not been defined in the given library.
System Action: The command is not processed.
User Response: Reissue the command using a different drive name. If appropriate,
define the drive before retrying the command.
ANR8415E
command: The parameter parameter is required for
this command.
Explanation: The specified parameter must be provided when processing the given
command.
System Action: The command is not processed.
User Response: Reissue the command, providing the required parameter value.
ANR8416E
command: The parameter parameter is invalid for
library type library type.
Explanation: The specified parameter is not allowed for libraries of the given type.
System Action: The command is not processed.
User Response: Reissue the command, using only the proper parameters.
ANR8417E
command: The parameter parameter is invalid for
drives in library type libraries.
Explanation: The specified parameter is not allowed when defining or updating drives in
a library of the given type.
System Action: The command is not processed.
User Response: Reissue the command, using only the proper parameters.
ANR8418E
command: An I/O error occurred while accessing library
library name.
Explanation: An I/O error occurs while accessing the designated library.
System Action: The operation fails.
User Response: Ensure that the DEVICE parameter associated with the library is
identified correctly in the DEFINE LIBRARY command, and that the library is
currently powered on and ready. If the library has an access door, make sure it
is closed. After checking and correcting these potential problems, retry the
operation.
ANR8419E
command: The drive or element conflicts with an existing drive
in library library name.
Explanation: Either there are no more physical drives in the library, or the specified
ELEMENT parameter conflicts with an existing defined drive in the given
library.
System Action: The command is not processed.
User Response: Specify a valid ELEMENT parameter that is not used by any other drive in
the library.
ANR8420E
command: An I/O error occurred while accessing drive drive
name.
Explanation: An I/O error occurs while accessing the specified drive.
System Action: The operation fails.
User Response: Ensure that the DEVICE parameter associated with the drive is identified
correctly in the DEFINE DRIVE command, and that the drive is currently powered
on and ready. After checking and correcting these potential problems, retry the
command.
ANR8421E
command: Unable to start a process for this command.
Explanation: The server cannot start a background process to carry out the designated
command.
System Action: The operation fails.
User Response: Check for and correct memory shortages or other server resource
constraints, and reissue the command.
ANR8422I
command: Operation for library library name started
as process process id.
Explanation: A volume check-in process has been started to handle the insertion of a
volume into the given library. The process is assigned the ID specified in the
message.
System Action: The server starts a background process to perform the operation in
response to the CHECKIN LIBVOLUME command entered by an administrator.
User Response: To obtain status on the process, issue the QUERY PROCESS command. The
process may be canceled with the CANCEL PROCESS command.
ANR8423I
CHECKIN LIBVOLUME process for library library name has been
canceled.
Explanation: A background server process that has been working to check in one or more
volumes for the given library is canceled by the CANCEL PROCESS command.
System Action: The server process is ended and server operation continues.
User Response: None.
ANR8424I
Checking in volume volume name in library library
name.
Explanation: In response to a QUERY PROCESS command, this message displays the status
for a CHECKIN LIBVOLUME process on the server. The given volume is being
checked in to the designated library.
System Action: The background process operation continues.
User Response: None. The process may be canceled by an authorized administrator using
the CANCEL PROCESS command.
ANR8425I
Checking in volumes in search mode in library library name.
Explanation: In response to a QUERY PROCESS command, this message displays the status
for a CHECKIN LIBVOLUME process on the server. Volumes are being checked into
the given library automatically using a search for previously-unknown volumes.
System Action: The background process operation continues.
User Response: None. The process may be canceled by an authorized administrator using
the CANCEL PROCESS command.
ANR8426E
CHECKIN LIBVOLUME for volume volume name in library
library name failed.
Explanation: The background process for a CHECKIN LIBVOLUME command has failed.
System Action: The background process ends, but the volume has not been checked into
the library.
User Response: Make sure the library and drive devices associated with this command are
powered on and ready, and then reissue the command.
ANR8427I
CHECKIN LIBVOLUME for volume volume name in library
library name completed successfully.
Explanation: The specified volume was successfully checked in to the library during
processing of a CHECKIN LIBVOLUME or LABEL LIBVOLUME command.
System Action: The volume is made available for mounting in the given library.
User Response: None.
ANR8428E
command: The STATUS parameter is required for this command.
Explanation: The STATUS parameter must be provided with the given command.
System Action: The command is not processed.
User Response: Reissue the command, and provide a valid STATUS parameter value.
ANR8429E
command: No drives are currently defined in library
library name.
Explanation: The command cannot be issued until at least one drive has been defined in
the given library.
System Action: The command is not processed.
User Response: Define a drive in the library, using the DEFINE DRIVE command, and then
retry the failed command.
ANR8430I
Volume volume name has been checked into library library
name.
Explanation: A search-mode CHECKIN LIBVOLUME process has found the given volume and
automatically checked it into the library.
System Action: The volume is added to the given library's inventory.
User Response: None.
ANR8431I
CHECKIN LIBVOLUME process completed for library library name;
volume count volume(s) found.
Explanation: A search-mode CHECKIN LIBVOLUME process is completed. The specified
number of volumes have been successfully added to the library's inventory.
System Action: The volumes are made available for use by the server.
User Response: None.
ANR8432E
command: Volume volume name is already present in
library library name.
Explanation: The specified volume cannot be checked into the given library because it
is already present.
System Action: The command is not processed.
User Response: Provide the name of a volume that is not already present in the given
library. Use the QUERY LIBVOLUME command to obtain a full list of volumes that
have already been checked into the library.
ANR8433E
command: Volume volume name is not present in
library library name.
Explanation: The specified volume cannot be checked out of the given library because it
is not present.
System Action: The command is not processed.
User Response: Provide the name of a volume that is present in the given library. Use
the QUERY LIBVOLUME command to obtain a full list of volumes that reside in the
library.
ANR8434I
command: Operation for volume volume name in library
library name started as process process id.
Explanation: A volume check-out process has been started to handle the removal of a
volume from the given library. The process is assigned the ID specified in the
message.
System Action: The server starts a background process to perform the operation in
response to the CHECKOUT LIBVOLUME command entered by an administrator.
User Response: To obtain status on the process, issue the QUERY PROCESS command. The
process may be canceled with the CANCEL PROCESS command.
ANR8435I
CHECKOUT LIBVOLUME for volume volume name in library
library name has been canceled.
Explanation: A background server process that has been working to check out the volume
from the given library is canceled by the CANCEL PROCESS command.
System Action: The server process is ended and server operation continues.
User Response: None.
ANR8436I
Checking out volume volume name from library library
name.
Explanation: In response to a QUERY PROCESS command, this message displays the status
for a CHECKOUT LIBVOLUME process on the server.
System Action: The background process operation continues.
User Response: None. The process may be canceled by an authorized administrator using
the CANCEL PROCESS command.
ANR8437E
CHECKOUT LIBVOLUME for volume volume name in library
library name failed.
Explanation: The background process for a CHECKOUT LIBVOLUME command has failed.
System Action: The background process ends, but the volume has not been checked out of
the library.
User Response: Make sure the library and drive devices associated with this command are
powered on and ready, then retry the command.
ANR8438I
CHECKOUT LIBVOLUME for volume volume name in library
library name completed successfully.
Explanation: The background process for a CHECKOUT LIBVOLUME command has completed
successfully.
System Action: The volume is either deleted from the library's inventory (if its
status is something other than DATA) or marked not present (if its status is
DATA).
User Response: None.
ANR8439I
SCSI library library name is ready for operations.
Explanation: The initialization process for the given library has completed
successfully, and the library is ready for use.
System Action: The library is made ready for use.
User Response: None.
ANR8440E
Initialization failed for SCSI library library name; will retry
in delay time minute(s).
Explanation: The initialization process for the given library has failed. It will be
retried automatically after the specified amount of time has elapsed.
System Action: The initialization will be retried later.
User Response: Ensure that the library device is powered on and ready. If the library
has an access door, make sure it is in the closed position.
ANR8441E
Initialization failed for SCSI library library name.
Explanation: The initialization process for the given library has failed, and will not
be retried until the next time the server needs to access the library.
System Action: The library is made temporarily unavailable.
User Response: Make sure the library is powered on and attached.
ANR8442E
command: Volume volume name in library library
name is currently in use.
Explanation: The command cannot be processed because the specified volume is already
being used for another operation.
System Action: The command is not processed.
User Response: Wait until the conflicting volume activity has completed, and then
reissue the command. If the volume is currently mounted, but idle, you can
dismount it with the DISMOUNT VOLUME command and then retry this operation.
ANR8443E
command: Volume volume name in library library
name cannot be assigned a status of SCRATCH.
Explanation: The volume cannot be assigned to the given library's scratch pool
because there is a storage pool volume defined with this volume name. Assigning
the volume to the library's scratch pool might result in a destructive
overwrite of the volume's data.
System Action: The command is not processed.
User Response: Reissue the command, specifying that the volume be assigned a status of
PRIVATE.
ANR8444E
command: Library library name is currently
unavailable.
Explanation: The requested operation cannot be completed because the specified library
is unavailable for I/O operations. The library may still be carrying out its
initialization operations.
System Action: The command is not processed.
User Response: Wait until the library initialization completes or the library becomes
ready.
ANR8445I
Volume volume name in library library name updated.
Explanation: The specified library volume has been updated successfully.
System Action: The library volume inventory is updated.
User Response: None.
ANR8446I
Manual intervention required for library library name.
Explanation: The specified library requires manual intervention.
System Action: Current library activity will be delayed until the required
intervention occurs.
User Response: If the library has an access door, make sure it is in the closed
position. If it has a cartridge carousel, make sure the carousel is installed.
The server automatically detects when the appropriate action has been taken; it
will then continue its operations.
ANR8447E
No drives are currently available with the specified devtype in library
library name.
Explanation: There are no drives available to carry out an attempted operation for the
specified library, or the device type was incorrectly specified.
System Action: The attempted operation is terminated.
User Response: If the attempted operation is EXPORT/IMPORT or DUMP/LOAD, wait until a
drive is available in the library, and then retry the operation. If there are
idle volumes mounted in the library, use the DISMOUNT VOLUME command to free a
drive, and then retry the original operation. If the attempted operation is a
normal data storage operation, make sure that the number of drives defined in
the library is greater than or equal to the MOUNTLIMIT value of the device
class that references the library. This can be accomplished by either defining
more drives in the library or reducing the MOUNTLIMIT value of the device
class. Make sure the devtype in the command was correctly specified.
ANR8448E
Scratch volume volume name from library library name
rejected - volume name is already in use.
Explanation: The designated volume has been used to satisfy a scratch mount, but the
volume is already defined in a storage pool, or has been used to store server
export, database dump, or database backup information as recorded in the server
volume history file.
System Action: The volume is rejected.
User Response: Use a volume that is not in use, or check out and relabel the rejected
volume, assigning it a new name in the process, or delete the existing volume
that caused the name conflict.
ANR8449E
Scratch volume volume name rejected - volume name is already in
use.
Explanation: The designated volume has been used to satisfy a scratch mount, but the
volume is already defined in a storage pool, or has been used to store server
export, database dump, or database backup information as recorded in the server
volume history file.
System Action: The volume is rejected.
User Response: Use a volume that is not in use, or rename the rejected volume or delete
the existing volume that caused the name conflict.
ANR8450E
command: Library library name is currently in use.
Explanation: The designated library cannot be deleted or updated because it is
currently in use for an I/O operation.
System Action: The command is not processed.
User Response: Wait until the library is no longer in use, and then retry the command.
ANR8451I
349X library library name is ready for operations.
Explanation: The initialization process for the given library has completed
successfully, and the library is ready for use.
System Action: The library is made ready for use.
User Response: None.
ANR8452E
Initialization failed for 349X library library name; will retry
in delay time minute(s).
Explanation: The initialization process for the given library has failed. It is retried
automatically after the specified amount of time has elapsed.
System Action: The initialization will be retried later.
User Response: Ensure that the library device is powered on and ready.
ANR8453E
Initialization failed for 349X library library name.
Explanation: The initialization process for the given library has failed and will not
be retried until the next time the server needs to access the library.
System Action: The library is made temporarily unavailable.
User Response: None.
ANR8454E
Mismatch detected between external label (volume name from external
label) and media label (volume name from media label) in 349X
library library name.
Explanation: The external label of a volume was found to differ from its media label in
the designated library.
System Action: The volume will not be accessed.
User Response: Remove the volume from the library and ensure that it is properly
labeled.
ANR8455E
Volume volume name could not be located during audit of library
library name. Volume has been removed from the library inventory.
Explanation: While processing an AUDIT LIBRARY command for the given library, the
server cannot find the given volume in the library.
System Action: The volume is removed from the library inventory.
User Response: If the volume is needed, it should be located and checked into the
library using the CHECKIN LIBVOLUME command.
ANR8456E
Multiple volumes named volume name were found during audit of
library library name.
Explanation: While processing an AUDIT LIBRARY command for the given library, multiple
physical volumes are found to have the same name.
System Action: The first instance of the volume is retained in the server inventory;
all other instances are ignored.
User Response: Remove all of the redundant instances of the volume from the library.
If the volume which the server retained is found to be the incorrect one, it
can be checked out with the CHECKOUT LIBVOLUME command; then the correct
instance can be checked into the library with a CHECKIN LIBVOLUME command.
ANR8457I
command: Operation for library library name started
as process process id.
Explanation: A library audit process has been started for the given library. The
process is assigned the ID specified in the message.
System Action: The server starts a background process to perform the operation in
response to the AUDIT LIBRARY command entered by an administrator.
User Response: To obtain status on the process, issue the QUERY PROCESS command. The
process may be canceled with the CANCEL PROCESS command.
ANR8458I
AUDIT LIBRARY process for library library name has been
canceled.
Explanation: A background server process that has been working to audit the given
library is canceled by the CANCEL PROCESS command.
System Action: The server process is ended and server operation continues.
User Response: None.
ANR8459I
Auditing volume inventory for library library name.
Explanation: In response to a QUERY PROCESS command, this message displays the status
for an AUDIT LIBRARY process on the server.
System Action: Server operation continues.
User Response: None. The process may be canceled by an authorized administrator using
the CANCEL PROCESS command.
ANR8460E
AUDIT LIBRARY process for library library name failed.
Explanation: The background process for an AUDIT LIBRARY command has failed.
System Action: The background process ends.
User Response: Make sure the library and drive devices associated with this command are
powered on and ready, then reissue the command.
ANR8461I
AUDIT LIBRARY process for library library name completed
successfully.
Explanation: The background process for an AUDIT LIBRARY command has completed
successfully.
System Action: The library inventory is updated to match the contents of the library
as found during the audit operation.
User Response: None.
ANR8462I
End-of-side reached for device type volume volume
name.
Explanation: The server has detected an end-of-side condition for the given two sided
volume.
System Action: The server will access the second side of the volume.
User Response: None.
ANR8463E
device type volume volume name is write protected.
Explanation: The server has detected a write-protect condition for the given volume.
System Action: The server will dismount the volume and continue processing with
another volume.
User Response: Adjust the write-protect switch on the volume so that writing is
allowed. If the volume is an optical volume and the write-protect switch is
already set to allow writing, use the MOVE DATA command to move the data off of
the volume. Rewritable volumes may be reformatted and reused after the data is
moved to another volume.
ANR8464E
Invalid update request for library library name.
Explanation: An invalid update request has been made for the given library. This can
occur if a new device name is given and the characteristics of the device do
not match the characteristics of the original device.
System Action: The server does not process the command.
User Response: If a different type of library device has been installed, the old
library definition must be deleted with a DELETE LIBRARY command, and a new
library must be defined. The UPDATE LIBRARY command cannot be used in this
case.
ANR8465I
Library library name updated.
Explanation: An UPDATE LIBRARY request has been successfully processed for the given
library.
System Action: The server updates its information about the library.
User Response: None.
ANR8466E
Invalid update request for drive drive name in library
library name.
Explanation: An invalid update request has been made for the given drive. This can
occur if a new device name is given and the characteristics of the device do
not match the characteristics of the original device.
System Action: The server does not process the command.
User Response: If a different type of drive has been installed, the old drive
definition must be deleted with a DELETE DRIVE operation, and a new drive must
be defined. The UPDATE DRIVE command cannot be used in this case.
ANR8467I
Drive drive name in library library name updated.
Explanation: An UPDATE DRIVE request has been successfully processed for the given
drive.
System Action: The server updates its information about the drive.
User Response: None.
ANR8468I
device type volume volume name dismounted from drive
drive name in library library name.
Explanation: The specified volume has been dismounted from the given drive.
System Action: None.
User Response: If the type of the given library is MANUAL, the operator may elect to
remove the volume (which has already been ejected) from the drive and store it
in an appropriate location. For automated libraries, this message is purely
informational.
ANR8469E
Dismount of device type volume volume name from
drive drive name in library library name failed.
Explanation: An attempt to dismount the designated volume failed due to an I/O error.
System Action: None.
User Response: If the type of the given library is MANUAL, the volume can be manually
ejected and removed from the drive. For automated libraries, manual
intervention may be required to correct the problem.
ANR8494E
command: An option specified is not valid for library
type libraries.
Explanation: A requested option is not valid for libraries of the given type for the
specified command.
System Action: The command is not processed.
User Response: None.
ANR8495E
device type volume volume name cannot be overwritten
by BACKUP DB operation.
Explanation: The specified volume already exists or contains data, so that the server
cannot allow new BACKUP DB data to be written to it.
System Action: The server detects that the given volume already contains some data
that would be overwritten by the requested BACKUP DB command.
User Response: If the specified volume does not contain any valuable data, delete it
and retry the BACKUP DB command.
ANR8496E
Device class device class not defined in device configuration
information file.
Explanation: The command that has been issued requires that the specified device class
be defined in the device configuration information file. This definition was
not found or the statements in the file are in the wrong order.
System Action: The command is not processed.
User Response: Reissue the command, and specify a valid device class. Refresh your
device configuration information file by issuing the BACKUP DEVCONFIG command.
ANR8498E
Drive not defined for library library in device configuration
information file.
Explanation: The specified command requires that the specified drive be defined in the
device configuration information file for the specified library. This
definition was not found or the statements in the file are in the wrong order.
System Action: The command is not processed.
User Response: Refresh your device configuration information file by issuing the BACKUP
DEVCONFIG command. Make sure a drive is defined for the library associated
with the device class. Reissue the command.
ANR8499I
Command accepted.
Explanation: The command is accepted and processed by the server.
System Action: The server processes the command.
User Response: None.
ANR8597E
Library library not defined in device configuration information
file.
Explanation: The specified command requires that the specified library be defined in
the device configuration information file. This definition was not found or
the statements in the file are in the wrong order.
System Action: The command is not processed.
User Response: Refresh your device configuration information file by issuing the BACKUP
DEVCONFIG command. Make sure a library is defined for the device class.
Reissue the command.
ANR8740W
Number of automated library slots (slots in use) exceeds
license terms (slots licensed).
Explanation: The number of slots in use within automated libraries exceeds the licensed
value.
System Action: The operation completes.
User Response: Contact your service representative to update license values for slots
in automated libraries, or reduce the number of slots in use by issuing
CHECKOUT LIBVOLUME commands as necessary.
ANR8741E
CHECKIN LIBVOLUME not permitted with current license terms.
Explanation: The CHECKIN LIBVOLUME operation is not permitted because the current
license terms do not allow it.
System Action: The command fails.
User Response: Contact your service representative to update license values for slots
in automated libraries, or reduce the number of slots in use by issuing
CHECKOUT LIBVOLUME commands as necessary.
ANR8742E
This server is not licensed to support the device type device
type. Device Support Module module number is required.
Explanation: A DEFINE DRIVE command or a volume mount operation cannot be processed
because the server is not licensed to support the required device type.
System Action: The operation fails.
User Response: Contact your service representative to update the server license terms
so that support for the required device type is enabled.
ANR8743E
This server is not licensed to support library device name.
Device Support Module module number is required.
Explanation: Either a DEFINE LIBRARY command, a volume mount operation, or library
initialization cannot be processed because the server is not licensed to
support the given library.
System Action: The operation fails.
User Response: Contact your service representative to update the server license terms
so that support for the given library device is enabled.
ANR8744E
command: Current license terms do not permit this operation.
Explanation: The specified command failed because the current license terms do not
permit it.
System Action: The operation fails.
User Response: Contact your service representative to update the server license terms
so that the requested operation can be processed.
ANR8745E
Support for the 3590 device type is disabled for library library
name.
Explanation: The requested operation fails because support for the 3590 device type is
not currently enabled for the specified library.
System Action: The operation fails.
User Response: Make sure the ENABLE3590LIBRARY option is specified in the server
options file, and that the scratch category number for 3590 volumes does not
conflict with the private category or the CARTRIDGE volume scratch category.
ANR8746E
Device type device type is not supported in this release.
Explanation: The specified device type cannot be used by this release/platform of ADSM.
System Action: The device cannot be used.
User Response: Contact IBM to upgrade to the latest release of the server.
ANR8747I
Checking in volume volume name in library library
name- CANCEL PENDING.
Explanation: In response to a QUERY PROCESS command, this message displays the status
for a CHECKIN LIBVOLUME process on the server. The given volume was being
checked in to the designated library, but the process was canceled by an
administrator.
System Action: The background process operation is in a wait queue. When the process
comes off the queue, it will be terminated.
User Response: None.
ANR8748I
Checking in volumes in search mode in library library name-
CANCEL PENDING.
Explanation: In response to a QUERY PROCESS command, this message displays the status
for a CHECKIN LIBVOLUME process on the server. Volumes were being checked into
the given library in search mode, but the process was canceled by an
administrator.
System Action: The background process operation is being terminated.
User Response: None.
ANR8749E
Library order sequence check on library library name.
Explanation: An attempt has been made to mount or demount a volume, but the attempt
fails for one of the following reasons: - Mount is already in
progress or a volume is already mounted.
- Mount is already pending.
- Demount is already pending.
- Demount was requested but no volume is
mounted.
System Action: The operation fails.
User Response: This error usually occurs when a demount fails and a cartridge is left
in the drive. All subsequent mounts fail while attempting to insert another
cartridge into the same drive. Demount the cartridge using the library manager
or perform an AUDIT LIBRARY operation on the designated library. Retry the
operation.
ANR8750E
Cartridge is incompatible with drive in library library name.
Explanation: An attempt has been made to mount or check in a volume, but the attempt
fails because the cartridge being mounted is not compatible with the drive (ex:
attempting to mount a 3590 cartridge on a 3490 drive).
System Action: The operation fails.
User Response: Ensure the DEVTYPE parameter on the check in command matches the device
type of the drive. Retry the operation.
ANR8751W
This server is not licensed to support the device type device
type. Advanced Device Support is required.
Explanation: This message is issued when a DEFINE DRIVE command or a volume mount
operation uses a device class that is not licensed on the server.
System Action: The operation fails if this is a try-and-buy server. For purchased
servers, this message is to warn you that you are not in compliance with
registered license terms.
User Response: Contact your service representative to update the server license terms
so that support for the required device type is enabled.
ANR8752W
This server is not licensed to support library device type.
Advanced Device Support is required.
Explanation: This message is issued when a DEFINE LIBRARY command or a volume mount
operation uses a device class that is not licensed on the server.
System Action: The operation fails if this is a try-and-buy server. For purchased
servers, this message is to warn you that you are not in compliance with
registered license terms.
User Response: Contact your service representative to update the server license terms
so that support for the required device type is enabled.
ANR8760I
Cancel in progress.
Explanation: The MOVE MEDIA command has been canceled and will end when resources have
been freed for the background process. This message may be displayed in
response to a QUERY PROCESS command for a MOVE MEDIA command.
System Action: Server operation continues.
User Response: None.
ANR8761I
Number of volumes processed: number
Explanation: The MOVE MEDIA command has processed the number of volumes displayed. This
message may be displayed in response to a QUERY PROCESS command for a MOVE
MEDIA command.
System Action: Server operation continues.
User Response: None.
ANR8762I
Number of volumes processed: number. Ejecting volume
volume name from library library name.
Explanation: The MOVE MEDIA command displays the number of volumes already processed
and the name of the volume currently being ejected from the indicated library.
This message may be displayed in response to a QUERY PROCESS command for a MOVE
MEDIA command.
System Action: Server operation continues.
User Response: None.
ANR8763E
command: Volume volume name not processed: library
library name not defined.
Explanation: The indicated volume is not processed since the designated library has not
been defined or has been deleted.
System Action: The volume is not processed.
User Response: Reissue the command using a different library name, or define the
library before retrying the command.
ANR8764E
command: Volume volume name not processed: the
operation is not allowed for library type library type.
Explanation: The indicated volume is not processed since the requested operation is not
allowed for libraries of the given type.
System Action: The volume is not processed.
User Response: None.
ANR8765I
request number: device type volume volume
name in location location name is required for use in library
library name; CHECKIN LIBVOLUME required within time
limit minutes.
Explanation: A mount request has been made for a volume that is defined in a storage
pool, but which is currently checked out of the given library and stored in the
location shown.
System Action: The server waits until it detects that the volume has been checked into
the library, or the time limit expires.
User Response: Obtain the required volume from the indicated location, and insert it
into the library by issuing a CHECKIN LIBVOLUME command. Use the SWAP=YES
option of the CHECKIN LIBVOLUME command if the library is currently full; this
process allows the server to select an appropriate volume to be swapped out in
order to make room for the required volume.
ANR8766I
move media command: checkout libvolume command for
volume volume name in library library name completed
successfully; Place the ejected volume in location location name.
Explanation: The CHECKOUT LIBVOLUME operation has completed successfully for the
indicated volume in the given library. Place the ejected volume in the
indicated location.
System Action: The volume is either deleted from the library inventory (if its status
is something other than DATA) or marked not present (if its status is DATA).
User Response: If an *UNKNOWN* location is displayed, issue UPDATE STGPOOL OVFLOCATION
command to define an overflow location name to be used on the subsequent MOVE
MEDIA command. For the volumes ejected with an *UNKNOWN* location, use UPDATE
VOLUME LOCATION command to update its location to your overflow location name.
UME
ANR8769E
External media management function request type returned
result=result.
Explanation: A request of the indicated function type was sent to the external library
manager program, which returned a result code which was not SUCCESS.
System Action: The server continues, but the ADSM operation that was being attempted
fails.
User Response: Consult the documentation for the external media management program to
determine how to recover from the error condition. Then attempt the ADSM
operation again.
ANR8770W
Unable to load external library manager filespec.
Explanation: A library of LIBTYPE=EXTERNAL is defined but the server cannot load the
external library manager.
System Action: The server continues, but the external library cannot be accessed.
User Response: Verify that the EXTERNALMANAGER parameter for the external library is
specified correctly on the DEFINE LIBRARY or UPDATE LIBRARY command.
ANR8771E
Volume volume name in library library name is
deleted. External Library is not synchronized with the server. Audit
required.
Explanation: The server deleted a volume from its inventory, and its attempt to inform
the external library manager has failed.
System Action: The server may continue to access the library, but some volumes may not
be accessible until the external library is synchronized with the server.
User Response: Perform the appropriate type of processing on the external library in
order to synchronize it with the server.
ANR8772I
Moving volume volume name (if known) from drive drive
name to slot slot element number in library library
name.
Explanation: A volume found in the drive during library initialization is being moved
to the slot.
System Action: The volume is moved from the drive to the slot.
User Response: None.
ANR8773E
Incompatible options CHECKLABEL=NO and SEARCH=YES for SCSI libraries.
Explanation: If a barcode reader is not installed and detected by ADSM, ADSM requires
the ability to check the tape label when searching for new volumes in a SCSI
tape library. The CHECKLABEL=NO and SEARCH=YES parameters on the CHECKIN
LIBVOL command are not compatible.
System Action: The command fails.
User Response: Reissue the CHECKIN LIBVOL command and specify CHECKLABEL=YES.
ANR8774W
Volume volume name not checked into library library
name but is using category category number.
Explanation: While processing a DEFINE LIBRARY or AUDIT LIBRARY command for the given
library, the server found a volume that was not checked into the library (with
the CHECKIN LIBVOL command), but is assigned to one of the categories in use by
that library.
System Action: If the volume category equals the value of the library SCRATCHCAT the
category is changed to the value of the library PRIVATECAT. This is to prevent
the library from loading the volume when a scratch volume is requested.
User Response: If the volume is to be used by ADSM, it does not have to be reassigned
but it must be checked into the library with the CHECKIN LIBVOL command. If
the volume is not to be used by ADSM, use the mtlib program to reassign the
volume to its correct category. For details about the mtlib program, refer to
the documentation provided with the library device.
ANR8775I
Drive drive name unavailable at library manager.
Explanation: The specified drive availability status at the library manager has changed
from available to unavailable.
System Action: The drive status on the server is updated to reflect the availability
to that of the library manager. The drive will not be considered as a candidate
for the mount or demount request.
User Response: Contact your service representative to determine the cause of the drive
becoming unavailable. Once the service representative has determined the cause
and changed the availability status to available at the library manager, ADSM
will resume use of the drive.
ANR8776W
Volume volume name in drive drive name contains lost
VCR data; performance may be degraded.
Explanation: The Vital Cartridge Records of the cartridge in the drive are lost or
corrupted. This results in the inability of the drive to do fast locates to
file positions on the cartridge, which causes the locate performance for read
or append operations to become degraded.
System Action: The server continues the operation.
User Response: There are two methods to restore the VCR data. The first method uses the
MOVE DATA command to move the data off the tape and to return the tape to
scratch or empty status. The VCR data is rebuilt when the empty tape is
rewritten from the beginning-of-tape. The second method rebuilds the VCR by
loading the tape and locating directly to the end-of-data. This is done by
ADSM in normal use when new data is appended to the end of the tape. It can
also be done independently of ADSM by loading the tape in an unused drive and
using the tapeutil program. Select the tapeutil option "Space to End-of-Data".
ANR8777E
Mount for volume volume name failed; media performance is
degraded.
Explanation: The VCR data on the volume is lost or corrupted, resulting in degraded
tape positioning. The mount fails because the tape drive was configured to
fail mounts that indicate this condition.
System Action: The client command fails and the transaction is rolled back.
User Response: Until the VCR data can be restored, the user can issue the UPDATE VOLUME
command to make the volume unavailable. There are two methods to restore the
VCR data. The first method uses the MOVE DATA command to move the data off the
tape and to return the tape to scratch or empty status. The VCR data is rebuilt
when the empty tape is rewritten from the beginning-of-tape. The second method
rebuilds the VCR by loading the tape and locating directly to the end-of-data.
This is done by ADSM in normal use whenever data is appended to the end of the
tape. It can also be done independently of ADSM by loading the tape in an
unused drive and using the tapeutil program. Select the tapeutil option "Space
to End-of-Data".
ANR8778W
Scratch volume volume name changed to Private Status to prevent
re-access.
Explanation: The scratch volume encountered an error during mount processing that makes
it unusable. The status of the volume is changed to private so that it is not
selected for future scratch mounts. (Although the status has become private,
it is not defined to a storage pool.)
System Action: Processing continues with another scratch volume.
User Response: See previous error messages to determine the cause of the mount failure,
and correct the problem. If the problem is a mislabeled volume or unreadable
label, relabel the scratch volume using the dsmlabel utility with the
"-overwrite" option. If the volume is missing from its home slot, issue the
AUDIT LIBRARY command against the library. If the volume has lost or corrupted
VCR-data, relabel the volume. (This reinitializes the VCR-data by writing to
the volume from beginning-of-tape.) Once the problem is corrected, update
the status of the volume to scratch by using the UPDATE LIBVOL command.
ANR8779E
Unable to open drive drive name, error number=errno value
from open system call.
Explanation: The drive cannot be opened by ADSM. In AIX, error number is the value of
errno returned by the operating system. In OS/2, it is the value of the return
code from the call to DosOpen.
System Action: The transaction needing the drive fails.
User Response: Use the error number in conjunction with operating system documentation
to narrow the scope of the cause. Inspect the drive. Ensure the drive is
powered on and ready, the cables are properly connected and terminated, and
that the device is properly configured to the operating system.
ANR8780E
Volume in drive drive name has no label.
Explanation: The volume in the indicated drive does not have a label. ADSM requires
that all media be uniquely labelled.
System Action: The volume is rejected and ADSM prompts for a new volume.
User Response: Use the appropriate labelling utility to label the media. In OS/2 and
Windows NT, the LABEL command is used to label removable disk cartridges,
diskettes and other media which appear as drive letters.
ANR8781E
Volume in drive drive name has invalid label label.
Explanation: The volume in the indicated drive has the label shown. The name does not
conform with ADSM requirements. ADSM requires that all media be uniquely
labelled and, for removable media, that the label with file naming conventions.
The label found exceeded the maximum label size for removable media or did not
conform to ADSM labelling requirements. If ????? is shown for the label, it
indicates that ADSM was unable to read the label.
System Action: The volume is rejected.
User Response: Use the appropriate labelling utility to label the media. In OS/2 and
Windows NT, the LABEL command is used to label removable disk cartridges,
diskettes and other media which appear as drive letters. This label must still
conform to ADSM requirements.
ANR8782E
Volume volume name could not be accessed by library
library name.
Explanation: The designated volume is in the inventory of the Library Manager, but the
physical location is either inaccessible or unknown.
System Action: The operation fails. The access mode of the volume is changed to
UNAVAILABLE.
User Response: Ensure that the cartridge is physically in the library, and reinventory
the library. If the volume location is resolved, restore the access mode of
the volume to its previous value using the UPDATE VOLUME command.
ANR8783E
Label on volume in drive drive name could not be read.
Explanation: ADSM was unable to read the label on the indicated drive.
System Action: The volume is rejected.
User Response: Use the appropriate labelling utility to label the media. In OS/2 and
Windows NT, the LABEL command is used to label removable disk cartridges,
diskettes and other media which appear as drive letters. This label must still
conform to ADSM requirements.
ANR8784E
File file name on volume drive name could not be
created.
Explanation: ADSM was unable to create the indicated file on the indicated volume. ADSM
creates a file on removable media in which to store data.
System Action: The volume is rejected.
User Response: Ensure that the media is not defective, and is properly formatted.
Ensure that there are not large numbers of files already in the root of the
file system. Some file systems have limits on the number of files that may be
created in the root directory.
ANR8785E
Out-of-space in file system for device type volume volume
name.
Explanation: The server detected an out-of-space condition for the file system in which
the given volume resides.
System Action: The operation fails.
User Response: The file system must be expanded to accommodate volume growth.
ANR8786I
request number: Remove device type volume from
entry/exit port; insert volume volume name mount mode
into entry/exit port of library library name within time
limit minute(s); issue 'REPLY' along with the request ID when ready.
Explanation: A CHECKIN LIBVOLUME command is in progress, and the specified volume is
needed. However, there is a volume awaiting to be removed from the entry/exit
port before the specified volume is inserted into the port of the given
library.
System Action: The server waits until a REPLY command is issued.
User Response: Remove the volume from the library and insert the correct volume into
the entry/exit port. Issue a REPLY command, along with the request ID, to tell
the server that the volume has been removed and a new volume has been inserted.
ANR8787W
No barcode labels detected in library library name.
Explanation: A command is issued with the CHECKLABEL=BARCODE option. The library is
unable to detect that the cartridges have valid barcode labels. The barcode
reader is disabled or it is unable to read the labels.
System Action: The process continues by loading the cartridges into the library's
drives and reading the label from the tape.
User Response: Cancel the process if you do not want to load all of the cartridges into
the library's drives. Examine the cartridges to ensure they have barcode
labels and they are compatible with the barcode reader. Not all vendors'
labels are readable by all libraries. Check that the barcode reader is
configured and functioning properly, if necessary.
ANR8788W
Unable to read the barcode of cartridge in slot-id element number of
slot in library library name; loading in drive to read label.
Explanation: The library barcode reader is unable to read the label of a tape
cartridge. The cartridge is found in the slot with the given element number.
System Action: The cartridge is loaded into a drive and its label will be read from
the tape.
User Response: Cancel the process if you do not want to load any cartridges into the
library's drives. Examine the cartridge to ensure it has a barcode label and
that it is compatible with the barcode reader. Not all vendors' labels are
readable by all libraries. Check that the barcode reader is configured and is
functioning properly, if necessary.
ANR8789W
Dynamic drive recovery being attempted on device type volume
volume name due to errors.
Explanation: Due to a drive or media fault, the server is moving the volume to a new
drive.
System Action: Read or write operations resume on the volume once it is remounted.
User Response: None.
ANR8790I
device type volume volume name re-mounted in drive
drive name.
Explanation: Due to a drive or media fault, the server has moved the volume to the
specified drive. Read or write operations resume on the volume.
System Action: The label of the volume has been verified.
User Response: None.
ANR8791E
Unable to move device type volume volume name to
another drive .
Explanation: Dynamic drive recovery was being attempted on the volume, but was unable
to move the volume to another drive.
System Action: The originating process terminates.
User Response: See previous error messages to determine the cause of the DDR failure,
and correct the problem. If the problem is an unreadable label, any data on
the volume may be lost.
ANR8792E
Excessive drive failures on drive drive name; drive is now
taken offline.
Explanation: The drive has been determined to be faulty because of recurrent failures.
System Action: The drive is now marked offline.
User Response: Service the drive for failures. Delete and redefine the drive to bring
it back online.
ANR8793E
Dynamic drive recovery failed for device type volume
volume name because not enough drives are available.
Explanation: To recover a volume on another drive, there must be at least one other
drive available that is not associated with the transaction which is driving
the recovery. In addition, the maximum number of drives that can have dynamic
drive recovery performed at the same time is one less than the number of
drives. This is to prevent deadlock from occurring between two recovering
transactions. One of these criteria has failed.
System Action: No DDR is performed and the transaction fails.
User Response: Restart the transaction.
ANR8794E
Retry of operation name operation failed for device
type volume volume name.
Explanation: After successfully mounting the volume on another drive, due to an I/O
error, the original operation fails when retried.
System Action: No further recovery is performed and the transaction fails.
User Response: Restart the transaction.
ANR8795I
Retry of operation name operation for device type
volume volume name is successful.
Explanation: After mounting the volume on another drive, due to an I/O error, the
operation is tried successfully.
System Action: The transaction continues from the point of interruption from the
failure.
User Response: None.
ANR8796W
Drive drive name of library library name is not
online; UPDATE DRIVE required.
Explanation: During the initialization of a library, the server finds that the drive
was updated to be offline.
System Action: The drive will not be accessible by the library during tape operations.
User Response: The drive may be made online by issuing the UPDATE DRIVE command with
the ONLINE=YES option.
ANR8797W
Drive drive name of library library name is
inaccessible; server has begun polling drive.
Explanation: The server is unable to use the mentioned drive. This may be for the
following reasons: - The drive cannot be opened
- In the case of a
3494 or a library that can be partitioned, the drive may be unavailable to the
library manager, may be in use by another application, or may be loaded with a
non-ADSM cartridge.
System Action: The drive is temporarily made offline and is not used for tape
operations. The server polls the drive at one-half minute intervals to check
if the condition has cleared. Once the drives is accessible again, the drive
is brought online.
User Response: Determine the reason the drive is inaccessible, such as hardware errors
reported in the system logs. Render any needed corrections to the drive. The
drive will be brought online automatically when the polling process detects
that is has become accessible.
ANR8798W
Drive drive name in library library name is busy;
some transactions may fail.
Explanation: The drive being made offline is currently mounted with an open tape
volume. If the transaction using the volume requires subsequent tape mounts
and is unable to acquire a drive, the transaction will fail.
System Action: If this tape volume is one of a sequence of volumes that are required
to process a transaction, a drive must be available for each mount. This may
be any drive in the library, but if all other library drives are currently busy
and are still busy at the time the new tape must be mounted, the transaction
will fail.
User Response: If possible, make the drive online until the transaction using it ends.
If there is an idle volume on the drive, dismount the volume first.
ANR8799I
command: Operation for library library name started
as process process id.
Explanation: A LABEL process has been started to write the label on the specified
volume in the given library. The process is assigned the ID specified in the
message.
System Action: The server starts a background process to perform the operation in
response to the LABEL command entered by an administrator.
User Response: To obtain status on the process, issue the QUERY PROCESS command. The
process may be canceled with the CANCEL PROCESS command.
ANR8800I
LABEL LIBVOLUME for volume volume name in library library
name completed successfully.
Explanation: The background process to LABEL a volume has succeeded.
System Action: The volume's label has been rewritten.
User Response: None.
ANR8801I
LABEL LIBVOLUME process process id for library library
name completed; count of labelled volumes volume(s) labelled,
count of checked in volumes volume(s) checked-in.
Explanation: A search-mode process to LABEL volumes has succeeded.
System Action: The volumes have been labelled.
User Response: None.
ANR8802E
LABEL LIBVOLUME process process id for library library
name failed.
Explanation: The Label process terminated with a failure.
System Action: The process ends.
User Response: See previous error messages to determine the cause of the failure, and
correct the problem.
ANR8803I
LABEL VOLUME process process id for library library
name has been canceled; count of labeled volumes volume(s)
labeled, count of checked in volumes volume(s) checked-in.
Explanation: A background server process that has been working to label the volumes for
the given library is canceled by the CANCEL PROCESS command. The counts
provided are for any volumes processed prior to the cancel.
System Action: The server process is ended and server operation continues.
User Response: None.
ANR8804I
Labelling volume volume name in library library
name.
Explanation: In response to a QUERY PROCESS command, this message displays the status
for a LABEL process on the server.
System Action: The background process continues.
User Response: None. The process may be cancelled by an authorized administrator using
the CANCEL PROCESS command.
ANR8805I
Labelling volumes in library library name; volume
count volumes(s) labelled.
Explanation: In response to a QUERY PROCESS command, this message displays the status
of a LABEL process with the SEARCH option.
System Action: The background process continues.
User Response: None. The process may be cancelled by an authorized administrator using
the CANCEL PROCESS command.
ANR8806E
Could not write volume label volume name on the tape in library
library name.
Explanation: The Label process could not write the label on the tape specified.
System Action: For a LABEL operation with SEARCH=YES, the background process continues
to the next volume. For an individual volume, the process ends. The volume is
not labelled and is not checked into the library.
User Response: Make sure the library and drive devices associated with this command are
powered on and ready, and then reissue the command.
ANR8807W
Could not write label volume name on the volume in drive
drive name of library library name because volume is
already labelled existing volume name.
Explanation: The check in or label process could not write the label on the tape
specified because the volume is already labelled.
System Action: The check in process will not overwrite volumes that are already
labelled, and the label process will only overwrite volumes when OVERWRITE=YES
is specified. The volume is not labelled and cannot be checked in to the
library. If SEARCH=YES, the process continues to the next volume. For an
individual volume, the process ends.
User Response: Reissue the command with the correct parameters.
ANR8808E
Could not write label label name on the volume in drive
drive name of library library name because that volume is
already labeled with volume name which is still defined in a
storage pool or volume history.
Explanation: An attempt was made to overwrite the label of a volume that is still
defined to a storage pool or is still found in the volume history file. Such a
volume may still contain valid data.
System Action: The server process is ended and server operation continues.
User Response: It is usually not necessary to re-label volumes. If the volume must be
relabeled, that volume must first be removed from the storage pool or volume
history file where it is defined.
ANR8809I
request number: Please provide the label name for the volume in
slot element slot element number of library library name
by issuing REPLY n LABEL=xxx within time limit minutes, where n is
the request ID and xxx is the desired label name.
Explanation: A LABEL LIBVOLUME command is in progress, and the name of the next volume
is needed.
System Action: The server waits until a REPLY command is issued.
User Response: Issue a REPLY command, along with the request ID, and the volume name
for the next cartridge.
ANR8810I
Volume volume name has been labeled in library library
name.
Explanation: The Label process with the search option has found and labeled a volume.
System Action: The process ends.
User Response: None
ANR8811E
command: The LABELSOURCE parameter is required when using
SEARCH with this command.
Explanation: The LABELSOURCE parameter must be provided with the given command.
System Action: The command is not processed.
User Response: Reissue the command, and provide a valid LABELSOURCE parameter value.
ANR8812E
command: The SEARCH parameter is required when using
LABELSOURCE with this command.
Explanation: When using the LABELSOURCE option with this command, the SEARCH parameter
must be also provided.
System Action: The command is not processed.
User Response: Reissue the command, and provide a valid SEARCH parameter value.
ANR8813W
Unable to read the barcode of cartridge in slot element element
number of slot in library library name.
Explanation: The library barcode reader is unable to read the label of a tape
cartridge. The cartridge is found in the slot with the given element number.
System Action: When LABELSOURCE=BARCODE is specified on the LABEL LIBVOLUME command,
volumes without a barcode cannot be labelled.
User Response: Examine the cartridge to ensure it has a barcode label and that it is
compatible with the barcode reader. Not all vendors' labels are readable by all
libraries. Check that the barcode reader is configured and is functioning
properly, if necessary.
ANR8814I
Remove volume volume name from slot element slot element
number of library library name.
Explanation: LABEL LIBVOLUME has ended for the specified volume and that volume must be
removed from the library because either it was not checked in or there was an
error.
System Action: The server continues normal operation.
User Response: Remove the specified volume from the library.
ANR8815I
Remove volume volume name from port element port element
number of library library name.
Explanation: LABEL LIBVOLUME has ended for the specified volume and that volume must be
removed from the library because either it was not checked in or there was an
error.
System Action: The server continues normal operation.
User Response: Remove the specified volume from the library.
ANR8816E
command: Volume volume name in library library
name cannot be labelled because it is currently defined in the volume
history file.
Explanation: During command command processing, a volume cannot be used
because it is has previously used by an export, database dump, or database
backup operation (as recorded in the volume history). Applying the volume name
to a cartridge can overwrite data and or cause library inventory corruption.
System Action: If the SEARCH=YES option was specified, the current volume is skipped
and command processing continues with the next volume found. If SEARCH=NO was
specified, command processing terminates.
User Response: If the volume is present in an automated library, it should either be
removed or checked into the library's inventory in the PRIVATE category.
ANR8817E
Name length for volume "volume name" invalid; max is
maximum name length.
Explanation: During LABEL LIBVOL processing, the volume name provided to be written on
the label exceeds the maximum length for the type of cartridge.
System Action: The label process fails for that cartridge.
User Response: Reissue the LABEL LIBVOL command and provide a volume name that is not
longer than the maximum listed.
ANR8818E
I/O Error on library library name; request for op.
operation/function to the 3494 Library Manager has timed out.
Explanation: A command for the operation was issued to the Library Manager and a
response was not received within the maximum timeout period.
System Action: The operation and the transaction fails.
User Response: Verify that communications with the library is operational, that it is
online and ready for commands. Increase the time-out limit of the Library
Manager Control Point device driver. If the problem persists, provide your
service representative with the 3494 Library Manager transaction logs.
ANR8819E
No barcode reader detected in library library name.
Explanation: A LABEL command was issued with the LABEL=BARCODE option. The library was
unable to detect that the cartridges had valid barcode labels or the library
did not have a barcode reader. If a barcode reader is present the reader might
be disabled or it is unable to read the labels.
System Action: Examine the cartridges to ensure they have barcode labels and they are
compatible with the barcode reader. Not all vendors' labels are readable by
all libraries. Check that the barcode reader is configured and functioning
properly.
User Response: None.
ANR8820W
Repairing VCR data for Volume volume name in drive drive
name; mount may be delayed.
Explanation: The Vital Cartridge Records of the cartridge in the drive are lost or
corrupted, which results in the inability of the drive to do fast locates to
file positions on the cartridge. The VCR is being rebuilt during the volume
mount process in order to avoid performance degradation on this and future
mounts of the volume.
System Action: The server continues the mount operation. There may be a long delay
because the VCR is rebuilt by spacing the tape forward to the end-of-data.
User Response: none.
ANR8821E
Barcode of element slot element address, 'hardware barcode
string', exceeds maximum length characters in length.
Explanation: A barcode is encountered that was longer than a valid volume name.
System Action: The barcode is not considered valid and will not be used for the ADSM
process.
User Response: Replace the cartridge's barcode with one that is supported by the
library and whose number of characters does not exceed the maximum length.
ANR8822E
'volume name' is not a valid volume name.
Explanation: The specified string is not a valid volume name.
System Action: The program prompts for a new volume name.
User Response: Enter a volume name that is within the length constraints for the media
type being labeled, and which contains only alphanumeric characters.
ANR8823E
Hardware configuration error in library library name:
number of drives drives, number of storage slots storage
slots.
Explanation: The library device returned a count of zero for either the drives orthe
slots. The drives may have not yet been configured to the operating system, or
to the library. The library must have at least one drive and multiple slots
when properly configured in order to be defined to ADSM.
System Action: The operation fails.
User Response: Configure the drives to the operating system, and reinitialize the
library.
ANR8824E
I/O Error on library library name; request request
id for operation operation/function to the 3494 Library
Manager been lost.
Explanation: A command for the operation was issued to the Library Manager and a
response was not received within the maximum timeout period.
System Action: The operation and the transaction fails.
User Response: Verify that communications with the library is operational, that it is
online and ready for commands. If the problem persists, provide your service
representative with the 3494 Library Manager transaction logs and the request
id from the failed operation.
ANR8825E
'volume range' is not a valid volume range.
Explanation: The specified string is not a valid volume range.
System Action: The program prompts for a new volume range.
User Response: Enter the volume names in the range that is within the length
constraints for the media type being labeled, and which contains only
alphanumeric characters. The volume names of the begining and ending volume
must be the same in length and the incrementals must be in digits.
ANR8826E
No Entry/Exit found on library library name.
Explanation: A CHECKIN LIBVOLUME SEARCH=EE command was issued on a library that has no
Entry/Exit ports.
System Action: None.
User Response: None.
ANR8827E
No Entry/Exit port is avaiable on library library name.
Explanation: A CHECKOUT LIBVOL command was issued on a library where all its Entry/Exit
Ports were found to be full.
System Action: None.
User Response: Empty the all the Entry/Exit ports on the library and try the command
again.
ANR8828E
Slot element number of library library name is
inaccessible.
Explanation: The slot in the library could not be physically accessed at this time.
System Action: None.
User Response: Verify that the Entry/Exit door is closed and the device has not logged
any device errors before trying the command again.
ANR8850I
ACSLS library library name is ready for operations.
Explanation: The initialization process for the given library has completed
successfully, and the library is ready for use.
System Action: The library is made ready for use.
User Response: None.
ANR8851E
Initialization failed for ACSLS library library name; will
retry in delay time minute(s).
Explanation: The initialization process for the given library has failed. It is retried
automatically after the specified amount of time has elapsed.
System Action: The initialization will be retried later.
User Response: Ensure that the library device is powered on and ready.
ANR8852E
Initialization failed for ACSLS library library name.
Explanation: The initialization process for the given library has failed and will not
be retried until the next time the server needs to access the library.
System Action: The library is made temporarily unavailable.
User Response: None.
ANR8853E
Incompatible options CHECKLABEL=NO and SEARCH=YES for ACSLS libraries.
Explanation: The CHECKLABEL=NO and SEARCH=YES parameters on the CHECKIN LIBVOL command
are not compatible.
System Action: The command fails.
User Response: Reissue the CHECKIN LIBVOL command and specify CHECKLABEL=YES.
ANR8854E
ACSAPI(command name) invocation failed, status=acs
status.
Explanation: The ACSLS library api invocation for the given command failed.
System Action: Depends on the ADSM function and command, library may be unavailable.
User Response: Contact your ACS System Administrator and perform ACSLS library problem
determination.
ANR8855E
ACSAPI(command name) response with unsuccessful status,
status=acs status.
Explanation: The ACSLS library api responded with an unsuccessful status as indicated.
System Action: Depends on the ADSM function and command, library may be unavailable.
User Response: If the status indicates STATUS_CAP_IN_USE, it might be CAP priorities
not set to non-zero. It might also be CAPs are not set to automatic mode, or
CAPs are in manual mode during manual checkin. If CAP mode and priorities are
set correctly, contact your ACS System Administrator and perform ACSLS library
problem determination.
ANR8856E
ACSAPI sequence(sequence number) request(request
number) timed out, elapse
time=hours:minutes:seconds.
Explanation: The ACSLS client has received no response from the ACSLS server for the
period as indicated in the elapsed time. The ACSLS library api function with
the associated sequence number is canceled if the request number is non-zero.
System Action: Depends on the ADSM function and command, library may be unavailable.
User Response: Contact your ACS System Administrator and perform ACSLS library problem
determination.
ANR8857I
ACS access control set to user_id - user id, status=acs
status.
Explanation: The ACSLS ACCESSID structure for command and volume access control is set
the user_id as indicated
System Action: none.
User Response: Ensure the indicated user_id is the same as specified in the environment
variable ACSAPI_USER_ID.
ANR8858W
Unable to lock drive drive id,drive id,drive
id,drive id, status=acs status.
Explanation: The ACSLS library function acs_lock_drive failed for the specified drive.
System Action: Depends on the ADSM function and command, library drive may be
unavailable. or may be temporary unavailable in a shared library environment.
User Response: Contact your ACS System Administrator and perform ACSLS library problem
determination if the problem persists.
ANR8859W
Unable to lock volume volume id, status=acs status.
Explanation: The ACSLS library function acs_lock_volume failed for the specified
volume.
System Action: Depends on the ADSM function and command, library volume is
unavailable.
User Response: Contact your ACS System Administrator and perform ACSLS library problem
determination if the problem persists.
ANR8860W
Volume volume id is already locked by user id.
Explanation: The specified volume is already locked by other user or has a different
lock id.
System Action: Depends on the function, the volume maybe bypassed or the process maybe
terminated.
User Response: This may not be an error in a shared configuration. However, if the
existing volume lock is not needed. contact your ACSLS system administrator to
clear the lock the volume.
ANR8861I
Wait and monitor the ACSSA console message to remove volume volume
id from CAP.
Explanation: The specified volume is about to put into CAP for removal. Monitor the
ACSSA console and removed the volume after it has been placed into the CAP as
indicated in the ACSSA message.
System Action: None.
User Response: Monitor the ACSSA console and wait.
ANR8862I
Unable to access ACS volume volume id.
Explanation: The specified ACSLS volume can not be accessed in the library. The
possible reasons might be the volume is in use, the user is not authorized, the
volume does not exist in the library.
System Action: Depends on the ADSM function and command, library volume is
unavailable.
User Response: Contact your ACS System Administrator and perform ACSLS library problem
determination if the problem persist..
ANR8863I
Unlocking library library name volumes from the ACSLS server.
Explanation: The volumes of the specified library are being unlocked from the ACSLS
server.
System Action: The operation continues. The process may take a while depends on the
number of volumes in the library.
User Response: None.
ANR8864I
ACSLS library library name is being re-initialized.
Explanation: The specified ACSLS library is being re-initialized.
System Action: The operation continues. The process may take a while depends on the
number of volumes in the library. All volumes in the library are being
locked.
User Response: None.
ANR8865W
Volume volume name bypassed for command,
status=acs_status.
Explanation: The specified volume is bypassed. The volume is not in a valid status for
the specified function.
System Action: The operation continues.
User Response: Determine the volume status from the ACSSA and re-issue the command if
necessary.
ANR9710E
Insufficient memory to continue operations.
Explanation: There is not enough memory to operate the label utility program.
System Action: The program is halted.
User Response: Provide more memory for the program to use.
ANR9711E
Unrecognized argument 'argument'.
Explanation: The specified argument is not recognized as one that is supported by the
label utility program.
System Action: The program is halted.
User Response: Retry the label utility program with the correct argument syntax.
ANR9712E
Argument has invalid value 'argument'.
Explanation: The value specified for the given argument is not valid.
System Action: The program is halted.
User Response: Retry the label utility program with the correct argument syntax.
ANR9713E
Only one library can be specified.
Explanation: Only one library can be specified in the argument list for the label
utility program.
System Action: The program is halted.
User Response: Retry the label utility program with the correct argument syntax.
ANR9714E
No drives were specified.
Explanation: At least one drive must be specified for use by the label utility
(DSMLABEL) program.
System Action: The program is halted.
User Response: Retry the label utility program with the correct argument syntax.
ANR9715E
Error starting label activity for drive drive name.
Explanation: The label utility is unable to start its activity for the given drive.
System Action: The program is halted.
User Response: Increase the number of allowed threads or processes in the system, then
retry the operation.
ANR9716E
Device 'library name' is not recognized as a supported library
type.
Explanation: The device specified for the library cannot be accessed or is not
recognized as a supported device.
System Action: The program is halted.
User Response: Retry the operation, specifying a valid supported library.
ANR9717E
Element address element address is not valid for drive
'drive name'.
Explanation: The specified element address does not represent a valid drive location in
the associated library.
System Action: The program is halted.
User Response: Retry the operation, specifying a valid element address for the drive.
ANR9718E
Device 'drive name' is not recognized as a supported drive
type.
Explanation: The device specified for the drive is not recognized as a supported
device.
System Action: The program is halted.
User Response: Retry the operation, specifying a valid supported drive.
ANR9719E
Too many drives were specified.
Explanation: The number of drives specified on the command line exceeds the limits of
the program.
System Action: The program is halted.
User Response: Retry the operation, specifying only up to the maximum number of
supported drives. The program can be invoked with the -help argument to
determine this maximum value.
ANR9720I
Volume 'volume name' was labeled successfully using drive
'drive name'.
Explanation: The volume is successfully labeled.
System Action: The program continues operation.
User Response: None.
ANR9721E
'volume name' is not a valid volume name.
Explanation: The specified string is not a valid volume name.
System Action: The program prompts for a new volume name.
User Response: Enter a volume name that is within the length constraints for the media
type being labeled, and which contains only alphanumeric characters.
ANR9722I
Insert a new volume in drive 'drive name', then enter the name
(1-maximum length characters) to be used for its label; or just
press ENTER to quit this program:
Explanation: The program prompts for a new volume to be mounted in the given drive so
that a label can be written to it.
System Action: The program waits for the volume name to be entered.
User Response: Mount a new volume, then type a volume name for it and press ENTER; or,
if you want to quit the program, press ENTER without entering a volume name.
ANR9723I
Insert side A of a new volume in drive 'drive name', then enter
the name (1-maximum length characters) to be used for its label; or
just press ENTER to quit this program:
Explanation: The program prompts for a new volume to be mounted in the given drive so
that a label can be written to it.
System Action: The program waits for the volume name to be entered.
User Response: Mount side A of a new volume, then type a volume name for it and press
ENTER; or, if you want to quit the program, press ENTER without entering a
volume name.
ANR9724I
Flip the volume in drive 'drive name' to side B, then press
ENTER.
Explanation: The program prompts for a two-sided volume to be flipped so that its
second side can be labeled.
System Action: The program waits for the ENTER key to be pressed.
User Response: Flip the volume in the drive, and press ENTER.
ANR9725E
The volume in drive 'drive name' is already labeled
(volume name).
Explanation: The volume in the specified drive cannot be labeled because it already
contains a valid label with the given name.
System Action: The volume is not labeled.
User Response: If an overwrite of the existing label with a new label is desired,
restart the DSMLABEL utility program by using the -overwrite argument.
ANR9726E
I/O error writing label for volume 'volume name' in drive
'drive name'.
Explanation: An I/O error occurs while attempting to write the label for the specified
volume in the given drive.
System Action: The volume is not labeled.
User Response: Ensure that the volume is not write protected, the drive
is powered on and ready, and the device parameter has the correct value.
ANR9727E
Media fault detected on volume 'volume name' in drive
'drive name'.
Explanation: A media fault condition is detected for the specified volume in the given
drive.
System Action: The volume is not labeled.
User Response: Remove the volume from use, since the media is questionable. If the
media in question requires formatting, such as an unformatted optical disk,
retry the operation by starting the program with the '-format'
argument.
ANR9728E
Error ejecting volume from drive 'drive name'.
Explanation: An error occurs while ejecting the volume from the given drive.
System Action: All further activity on the given drive is suspended.
User Response: Ensure that the drive is in proper operating condition before resuming
its use.
ANR9729E
I/O error formatting volume 'volume name' in drive 'drive
name'.
Explanation: An I/O error occurs while attempting to format the media for the specified
volume in the given drive.
System Action: The volume is not labeled.
User Response: Ensure that the volume is not write protected, that the drive is powered
on and ready, and that the media is not damaged.
ANR9730I
Manual intervention required for library device 'library device
name'.
Explanation: The specified library device requires manual intervention before it can be
accessed for normal operations.
System Action: The operation will be retried periodically until either the required
action is performed or a timeout occurs.
User Response: If the library has an access door, make sure it is in the closed
position. If it has a cartridge carousel, make sure the carousel is installed.
ANR9731I
Insert a new volume into the entry/exit port of library 'library
device name', then enter the name (1-maximum length
characters) to be used for its label; or just press ENTER to quit this program:
Explanation: The program prompts for a new volume to be mounted in the entry/exit port
of the given library so that a label can be written to it.
System Action: The program waits for the volume name to be entered.
User Response: Insert a new volume into the entry/exit port, then type a volume name
for it and press ENTER; or, if you want to quit the program, press ENTER
without entering a volume name.
ANR9732I
Insert a new volume in the entry/exit port of library 'library device
name' with side A facing up, then enter the name (1-maximum
length characters) to be used for its label; or just press ENTER to quit
this program:
Explanation: The program prompts for a new volume to be mounted in the entry/exit port
of the given library so that a label can be written to it.
System Action: The program waits for the volume name to be entered.
User Response: Insert a new volume into the entry/exit port, then type a volume name
for it and press ENTER; or, if you want to quit the program, press ENTER
without entering a volume name.
ANR9733I
Insert a new volume in drive 'drive name' of library
'library device name', then enter the name (1-maximum
length characters) to be used for its label; or just press ENTER to quit
this program:
Explanation: The program prompts for a new volume to be mounted in the given drive so
that a label can be written to it.
System Action: The program waits for the volume name to be entered.
User Response: Mount a new volume, close the library access door, and then type a
volume name for it and press ENTER; or, if you want to quit the program, press
ENTER without entering a volume name.
ANR9734I
Insert side A of a new volume in drive 'drive name' of library
'library device name', then enter the name (1-maximum
length characters) to be used for its label; or just press ENTER to quit
this program:
Explanation: The program prompts for a new volume to be mounted in the given drive so
that a label can be written to it.
System Action: The program waits for the volume name to be entered.
User Response: Mount side A of a new volume, close the library access door, and then
type a volume name for it and press ENTER; or, if you want to quit the program,
press ENTER without entering a volume name.
ANR9735I
Enter the name (1-maximum length characters) for the next
volume to label in library 'library device name'; or just press
ENTER to quit this program:
Explanation: The program prompts for the name of the next volume to be labeled in the
given library.
System Action: The program waits for the volume name to be entered.
User Response: Type the name for the next volume to be labeled and then press ENTER;
or, if you want to quit the program, press ENTER without entering a volume
name.
ANR9736E
An I/O error occurred while accessing library device 'library device
name'.
Explanation: An attempted I/O operation for the given library failed.
System Action: If the error is noncritical, operation continues; otherwise, the
program is halted.
User Response: Ensure that the library device is powered on and ready, any access doors
are closed, the device parameter has the correct value, and then retry the
operation that was in progress when the error occurred.
ANR9737I
Remove the volume from drive 'drive name' in library
'library device name', then press ENTER.
Explanation: All activity associated with the volume in the given drive is complete, so
it should be removed.
System Action: The program waits until the ENTER key is pressed.
User Response: Remove the volume from the specified drive, then close the library
access door and press ENTER.
ANR9738I
Remove the volume from the entry/exit port of library 'library device
name', then press ENTER.
Explanation: All activity associated with the volume in the entry/exit port is
complete, so it should be removed.
System Action: The program waits until the ENTER key is pressed.
User Response: Remove the volume from the entry/exit port, and press ENTER.
ANR9739I
Initializing library device 'library device name'.
Explanation: The specified library device is being initialized for use by the labeling
utility program.
System Action: The library device is prepared for use.
User Response: None.
ANR9740E
Volume 'volume name' is not in the INSERT category.
Explanation: The specified volume cannot be labeled because it is not in the
library's "insert" category. This restriction is provided as a
safeguard against labeling volumes that are in use, and possibly destroying
valid data.
System Action: The volume is not labeled.
User Response: If you are sure the volume contains no valid data, it can be removed
from the library and then reinserted with the library's convenience I/O
station. This will cause the volume's category code to be changed to the
INSERT category, and thus allow the labeling operation to work.
ANR9741E
Drives 'drive name' and 'drive name' cannot use the
same element address.
Explanation: The element addresses specified for the given drives are the same. This is
not allowed, since the element address is the only way in which the robot can
distinguish between different drives in a SCSI library.
System Action: The program is stopped.
User Response: Restart the program, providing valid and unique element addresses.
Appropriate values can be determined with the worksheets in ADSM
Administrator's Guide.
ANR9742E
The element address for drive 'drive name' is missing or
invalid.
Explanation: The element address value for the specified drive is omitted, or an
illegal value has been provided.
System Action: The program is stopped.
User Response: Restart the program, providing a valid element address. Appropriate
values can be determined with the worksheets in ADSM Administrator's
Guide.
ANR9743I
Attempting to label volume 'volume name' using drive
'drive name'...
Explanation: The specified volume is in the process of being labeled in the given
drive.
System Action: Labeling activity continues.
User Response: None.
ANR9744E
Volume 'volume name' is not present in library 'library
name'.
Explanation: The specified volume is not present in the given library, so it cannot be
labeled.
System Action: Labeling activity continues for other volumes.
User Response: Insert the volume into the library, then retry the operation.
ANR9745E
Only one trace argument is allowed.
Explanation: More than one trace argument has been encountered, but only one is
allowed.
System Action: The program is halted.
User Response: Retry the program, specifying at most one trace argument.
ANR9746E
Unable to open trace file 'file name'.
Explanation: An error occurs while opening the specified file for writing trace data.
System Action: The program is halted.
User Response: Retry the program, specifying a valid file name for the trace file.
ANR9747I
Unable to write to trace file.
Explanation: An error occurs while writing data to the trace file.
System Action: The program continues, but trace data may be lost.
User Response: Make sure the disk that contains the trace file is not full or defective and then retry the operation.
ANR9748I
Insert a new volume into slot with element number 'slot element
address' of library 'library device name', then enter the name
(1-maximum length characters) to be used for its label; or just
press ENTER to quit this program:
Explanation: The program prompts for a new volume to be inserted into the given slot
with the specified element number so that a label can be written to it. For the
slot and element number diagram of your library, refer to the documentation
provided with the current ptf level or refer to the ADSM Administrator's
Guide for your release and platform.
System Action: The program waits for the volume name to be entered.
User Response: Insert a new volume, close the library access door, type a volume name
for it, and press ENTER; or, if you want to quit the program, press ENTER
without entering a volume name.
ANR9749I
Insert a new volume into slot with element number 'slot element
address' of library 'library device name' with side A facing
up, then enter the name (1-maximum length characters) to be used for
its label; or just press ENTER to quit this program:
Explanation: The program prompts for a new volume to be inserted into the slot with the
specified element number so that a label can be written to it. For the slot and
element number diagram of your library, refer to the documentation provided
with the current ptf level or refer to the ADSM Installing the Server and
Administrative Client manual for your release and platform.
System Action: The program waits for the volume name to be entered.
User Response: Insert side A of a new volume, close the library access door, type a
volume name for it, and press ENTER; or, if you want to quit the program, press
ENTER without entering a volume name.
ANR9750I
Remove the volume from slot with element number 'slot element
address' in library 'library device name', then press ENTER.
Explanation: All activity associated with the volume in the given slot with the
specified element number is complete, so it should be removed. For the slot and
element number diagram of your library, refer to the documentation provided
with the current ptf level or refer to the ADSM Administrator's
Guide for your release and platform.
System Action: The program waits until the ENTER key is pressed.
User Response: Remove the volume from the specified slot, close the library access
door, and press ENTER.
ANR9751E
The volume in drive 'drive name' is not compatible with the
drive.
Explanation: The volume cannot be used in the drive. It is most likely an outdated
media type that the drive cannot write.
System Action: The volume is not labeled.
User Response: Remove the volume; replace it with a different type known to work in the
drive, or press ENTER to end the program.
ANR9752E
Could not access drive 'drive name'. It may be in use by
another application.
Explanation: The specified drive cannot be accessed.
System Action: The program is halted.
User Response: Ensure that the drive name is correct and the device is not in use by
another application, then retry the operation.
ANR9753E
Skipping slot element address 'slot element address', which has
no barcode.
Explanation: The cartridge in the indicated slot will not be labeled, since it does not
have a valid barcode.
System Action: The program attempts to label the next cartridge.
User Response: Examine the cartridge to see if it has a barcode. Add a barcode if
required.
ANR9754I
Barcode of element slot element address, 'hardware barcode
string', exceeds maximum length characters in length.
Explanation: A barcode is encountered that was longer than a valid volume name.
System Action: The barcode is not considered valid and will not be used for the ADSM
process.
User Response: Replace the cartridge's barcode with one that is supported by the
library and whose number of characters does not exceed the maximum length.
ANR9755E
There are no barcodes available.
Explanation: The hardware did not return any valid barcode data for any cartridge.
System Action: The program terminates without attempting to label any cartridges.
User Response: Make sure the hardware supports barcodes, or that barcode labels have
been affixed to the cartridges.
ANR9756I
No volumes were found.
Explanation: No volumes are found in the library. This means that in a 349x ATL, no
volumes were found in the insert category (xFF00), and that in a SCSI
autochanger, no cartridges were loaded into the library.
System Action: The program terminates normally.
User Response: Insert cartridges into the library. For a 349x ATL, this may involve
changing the category of previously inserted cartridges to be relabeled.
ANR9757E
ACS drive id acs drive id is not valid for drive 'drive
name'.
Explanation: The specified ACS drive id does not represent a valid drive location in
the associated library.
System Action: The program is halted.
User Response: Retry the operation, specifying a valid drive id for the drive.
ANR9758W
Error mounting volume 'volume name'.
Explanation: An error occurs while mounting the volume to the drive. This may not be
an error since the volume or drive maybe in use or locked in a shared
environment.
System Action: The specified volume is bypassed for labeling.
User Response: Ensure that the volume is not locked or in use if label is required.
ANR9759E
unsuccessful ACSAPI response, status=acs status.
Explanation: The ACSLS library api responded with an unsuccessful status as indicated.
System Action: Depends on the ACS api for labeling, the process may continue as the
error may not be a problem.
User Response: If the label process terminates, contact your ACS System Administrator
and perform ACSLS library problem determination.
ANR9760I
Wait and monitor the ACSSA console message to remove volume volume
id from CAP.
Explanation: The specified volume is about to put into CAP for removal. Monitor the
ACSSA console and removed the volume after it has been placed into the CAP as
indicated in the ACSSA message.
System Action: None.
User Response: Monitor the ACSSA console and wait.
ANR9773E
Hardware configuration error in library library name:
number of drives drives, number of storage slots storage
slots.
Explanation: The library device retuned a count of zero for either the drives or the
slots. The drives may have not yet been configured to the operating system, or
to the library. The library must have at least one drive and multiple slots
when properly configured in order to be defined to ADSM.
System Action: The operation fails.
User Response: Configure the drives to the operating system, and reinitialize the
library.
ANR9774W
Volume volume name should be freed of data as soon as possible.
Explanation: ADSM has received an indication from the 3995 that the indicated volume is
out of spare sectors for re-allocation. Spare sectors are reserved to take the
place of sectors that experience I/O problems. The re-allocation can take
place on either a read or write.
System Action: The indicated volume is marked read-only by ADSM.
User Response: An ADSM MOVE DATA command should be used as soon as possible to move
the data from this cartridge to other cartridges in the library. This
cartridge should NOT be marked read-write again through the UPDATE VOLUME
command.
ANR9775E
Error while writing on volume volume name (RC=internal
code).
Explanation: An I/O error has occurred while writing on the specified volume.
System Action: The operation fails.
User Response: Ensure that the 3995 volume is accessible and that the media is usable.
Diagnostics may have to be run on the 3995 with the specified volume. If the
problem persists, contact your service representative and provide the internal
code values from this message. The internal code is returned to ADSM from the
OS/2 operating system.
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