OM8306 PRIMARY LOAD MODULE NOT FOUND

Explanation

You specified an alias name in the PGM= parameter and the primary load module was not found in the load library.

System action

The running of the command ends.

User response

Determine the cause of the problem. A possible solution would be to re-linkedit or re-copy the load module and all of its aliases and retry the command.

OM8307 cccccccc REPLACES A TYPE 1, 2, or 6 SVC

Explanation

You attempted to issue LPAM to replace a module that is a type 1, 2, or 6 SVC. LPAM does not support replacement of type 1, 2, or 6 SVCs.

System action

The running of the command ends.

User response

See IBM® SPL: System Generation Reference for instructions to replace the SVC.

OM8308 REQUEST TERMINATED DUE TO PREVIOUS ERRORS

Explanation

There were errors during the LPAM processing.

System action

The running of the command ends.

User response

See the error preceding the messages to determine whether you can resolve the problems and then retry the command.

OM8309 cccccccc INVALID FOR EXTENDED SVC ROUTER TABLE

Explanation

An SVC router (IGX00ccc) module is being processed and the SVC router code (nnn) is higher than the system allows.

System action

The running of the command ends.

User response

See the OM8307 message.

OM8310 SVC VALUE CONFLICTS WITH PGM=cccccccc

Explanation

The value of the SVC parameter does not match the SVC number indicated by the PGM name.

System action

The running of the command ends.

User response

Verify that the PGM name is correct. If so, the SVC parameter value must equal the SVC indicated by the PGM name. Note that you do not need the SVC parameter in this situation.

OM8313 cccccccc IS IN OVERLAY STRUCTURE

Explanation

You attempted to process load module cccccccc, which is link-edited in an overlay structure. LPAM does not support modules that are link-edited in an overlay structure.

System action

The running of the command ends.

User response

See IBM SPL: System Generation Reference for instructions to replace the module.

OM8314 SYNTAX ERROR NEAR COLUMN FLAGGED ABOVE

Explanation

A syntax error was found, and the command could not be interpreted. The asterisk (*) indicates where the error was.

System action

The running of the command ends.

User response

Correct the command and enter it again.

OM8315 SMF EXIT TABLE ID NOT FOUND: cccc

Explanation

The SMF subsystem ID specified by the SMFSYS= parameter was not found in the system.

System action

The running of the command ends.

User response

Specify the correct SMF system ID.

OM8323 NOT IN AUTOMATIC MODE - RETURN IGNORED

Explanation

OMEGAMON received a .RTN command.

System action

OMEGAMON ignores the command.

User response

None.

OM8324 WARNING: NEW SVC MODULE cccccccc BEING ADDED

Explanation

The SVC to be added by LPAMM has no LPDE and its current SVC table entry point is IGCERROR. A subsequent LPAMD deletion of the SVC returns it to its original state.

System action

The command continues normally.

User response

Note, that if you issue the SVC after deleting it with LPAMD, the system abends the issuing task.

OM8324 (IMS) NO TARGET SCREEN SPACE

Explanation

OMEGAMON found a syntax error in the .RTN command.

System action

OMEGAMON ignores the command.

User response

Correct the .RTN command, save the screen space, and invoke the screen space again.

OM8325 NEW SVC cccccccc HAS UNEXPECTED SVC TABLE ENTRY POINT

Explanation

The SVC to be added by LPAMM has no LPDE, but the SVC table entry point is not IGCERROR as expected. A subsequent LPAMD deletion of the SVC does not restore it to its original state.

System action

The running of the command ends.

User response

If you still want to add the SVC, use the FORCE operand of the LPAMM command. Note, that if you issue the SVC after deleting it with LPAMD, the system abends the issuing task.

OM8326 cccccccc INVALID FOR LPAM

Explanation

You cannot use the LPAM command to load module cccccccc.

System action

The running of the command ends.

User response

None.

OM8327 INVALID ARGUMENT. USE M, D, OR BLANK.

Explanation

The LPAM command allows only the following arguments:

M
Modify
D
Delete
(blank)
List

System action

The running of the command ends.

User response

Use the appropriate argument for the LPAM command.