ERB257I

Explanation
The Postprocessor found system management facility
(SMF) records with an unexpected version number.
If nn is
a valid version number, the SMF records were written by a gatherer
that is at a higher release or service level than the Postprocessor.
If
version number nn is obviously wrong, however,
the cause of the problem may be that SMF records have been truncated
by being copied to a non-VBS data set.

System action
The Postprocessor ignores records with an inappropriate
version number and continues reading records. Records with the appropriate
version number are processed. If no appropriate records are found,
the Postprocessor ends with return code 4.

System programmer response
  To ensure that the Postprocessor
can handle the version of the SMF records to be processed, either
run the Postprocessor on the same system as the gatherer, or install
the newest level of RMF™ on the
system on which you run the Postprocessor.
To avoid an obviously
wrong value in nn, ensure that SMF records are
always copied to a data set with record format VBS (variable blocked
spanned.)

Source
Resource Measurement Facility™ (RMF)

Routing code
2

Descriptor code
4