Explanation
DFSMShsm attempted to invalidate the contents
of the dump volume
volser. This was done either
because:
- The dump copy’s expiration date was reached.
- The dump copy was rolled off because the maximum of 100 generations
was reached and a new dump of the source volume has been scheduled.
- The DELVOL command was issued for a dump volume.
If DELETED is indicated in the message, all references
to the dump copy are removed from the DFSMShsm control data sets. If NOT DELETED
is indicated, the status is UNCHANGED.
The
return-code value
indicates the error.
- Retcode
- Meaning
- 0
- Deleting the volume with the DELVOL command was successful.
- 2
- The DVL record for the volume did not indicate the dump copy was
for the same source volume as was expected.
- 4
- An I/O error occurred trying to update or delete the DVL record.
Message ARC0184I preceded this message giving the type of error.
- 6
- The DVL record was in use while DFSMShsm was trying to process it.
System action
DFSMShsm processing continues.
Programmer response
If the volume was not deleted and the return-code is
2, a prior error probably occurred while trying to invalidate a dump
copy. Use the LIST command to determine the content of the volume
and to find out what the valid dump copies are for the source volume.
When
a volume is deleted and marked
unavailable do the
following to remove it from DFSMShsm’s control.
- To list the tapes marked unavailable issue:
LIST DUMPVOLUME SELECT(UNAVAILABLE)
- Run the IEHINIT utility to relabel the tape.
- Issue the DELVOL volser DUMP(PURGE) command
for each volume.