IGF513I

Explanation
The value of text is one of
the following lines: MOUNT PENDING
UNIT REFERENCE INVALID
UNSUPPORTED USE
INCOMPATIBLE
NOT ALLOCATED
DEVICE TYPE INVALID
JES3 INCOMPATIBLE
JES3 DEVICE IS IN USE
JES3 DEVICE IS ONLINE
JES3 DEVICE IS OFFLINE
COULD NOT BE BROUGHT ONLINE
DYNAMIC/STATIC INCOMPATIBLE
VOLSER DOES NOT MATCH
MUST BE QUIESCED WITH IOACTION
DEVICE MUST BE OFFLINE
ACTIVE PAGING DATASET
MUST SWAP TO A 3490
MUST SWAP TO A 3590-1
MUST SWAP TO A 3590-E
MUST SWAP TO A 3590-H
MUST SWAP TO A 3590-J
MUST SWAP TO A 3590-1 IN 3490 MODE
MUST SWAP TO A 3590-E IN 3490 MODE
MUST SWAP TO A 3590-E OR 3590-H
MUST SWAP TO A WORM-CAPABLE 3592-J
MUST SWAP TO A 60GB-CAPABLE 3592-J
MUST SWAP TO A 3592-3E
MUST SWAP TO A 3592-J OR 3592-2
MUST SWAP TO A 3592-2 OR 3592-3E
MUST SWAP TO A 3592-3E OR 3592-4E
MUST SWAP TO A 3592-4E
ERROR ACQUIRING TAPE FORMAT INFO
PAGE FIX ERROR
UNSUPPORTED RECORD LENGTH
DEV LIB MISMATCH
NO DEV LIB INFO
ERROR ACQUIRING MODE CNTL INFORMATION
ERROR RESTORING MODE CNTL INFORMATION
BLOCKED BY HYPERSWAP
DEVICE DOES NOT SUPPORT SWAP TO SELF
DEVICE IS MARKED UNAVAILABLE

A device was specified for a swap either in the SWAP command
or in response to message IGF500D or IGF509D. However, the device
cannot be used for one of the reasons listed above.
This message
can be issued in a multiline message, in which case name and code will
be specified.
In the message text: dddd
The device specified for a swap.
MOUNT PENDING
Dynamic device reconfiguration (DDR) found that the TO device
has a mount outstanding for it. The device cannot be used as an alternate
for the FROM device because of a conflict with device
allocation.
UNIT REFERENCE INVALID
A device was specified in response to message IGF500D or IGF509D
or was entered as the TO device in a SWAP command;
however, no corresponding device could be found in the list of devices
defined at system generation.
UNSUPPORTED USE
A condition exists on device ddd that temporarily
prevents a swap from taking place, although the indicated device is
supported for a swap.
INCOMPATIBLE
The TO device specified in response to message
IGF500D or IGF509D or in the original SWAP command was not compatible
with the FROM device. The device selected as the TO device
does not have the same features as the FROM device
or is not in the same device class. This message also appears if an
attempt is made to swap a shared direct access storage device (DASD)
to an address other than itself.
NOT ALLOCATED
The FROM tape ddd in the SWAP
command is not allocated to any user.
DEVICE TYPE INVALID
Device ddd is of a device type not supported
by DDR for swaps.
JES3 INCOMPATIBLE
The TO device specified in response to message
IGF500D or IGF509D or in the original SWAP command was not compatible
with the FROM device from the JES3 point of view.
JES3 DEVICE IS IN USE
The TO device specified in response to message
IGF500D or IGF509D or in the original SWAP command is currently in
use from the JES3 point of view.
JES3 DEVICE IS ONLINE
The TO device specified in response to message
IGF500D or IGF509D or in the original SWAP command is currently online
from the JES3 point of view but should be offline.
JES3 DEVICE IS OFFLINE
The TO device specified in response to message
IGF500D or IGF509D or in the original SWAP command is currently offline
from the JES3 point of view but should be online.
COULD NOT BE BROUGHT ONLINE
The vary command processor failed the vary online request issued
by DDR.
DYNAMIC/STATIC INCOMPATIBLE
The TO device does not have the same configuration
status as the FROM device. Either one of the devices
is a static device and the other a dynamic device, or one device is
static supporting dynamic and the other is static not supporting dynamic. 
VOLSER DOES NOT MATCH
The TO device does not have the same volume serial
as the FROM device.
MUST BE QUIESCED WITH IOACTION
The FROM device is a shared DASD but the device
was found not to be quiesced by the IOACTION command.
DEVICE MUST BE OFFLINE
The TO device is a permanent resident DASD but
was found to be online.
ACTIVE PAGING DATASET
The TO device is a permanent resident DASD that
contains an active paging data set.
MUST SWAP TO A 3490
The operator attempted to swap a non-3490. This is an error. The
operator must swap to a 3490.
MUST SWAP TO A 3590-1
The operator attempted to swap to a drive other than a native
3590-1. This is an error. The operator must swap to a native 3590-1.
MUST SWAP TO A 3590-E
The operator attempted to swap to a drive other than a 3590-E.
This is an error. The operator must swap to a 3590-E.
MUST SWAP TO A 3590-H
The operator attempted to swap to a drive other than a 3590-H.
This is an error. The operator must swap to a 3590-H.
MUST SWAP TO A 3592-J
The operator attempted to swap to a drive other than a 3592-J.
This is an error. The operator must swap to a 3592-J.
MUST SWAP TO A 3590-1 IN 3490 MODE
The operator attempted to swap to a drive other than a 3590-1
in 3490 mode. This is an error. The operator must swap to a 3590-1
in 3490 mode. 
MUST SWAP TO A 3590-E IN 3490 MODE
The operator attempted to swap to a drive other than a 3590-E
in 3490 mode. This is an error. The operator must swap to a 3590-E
in 3490 mode. 
MUST SWAP TO A 3590-E OR 3590-H 
The operator attempted to swap to a drive other than a 3590-E
or 3590-H. This is an error. The operator must swap to a 3590-E or
3590-H.
MUST SWAP TO A 3590-H 
The operator attempted to swap to a drive other than a 3590-H.
This is an error. The operator must swap to a 3590-H.
MUST SWAP TO A 3592-2
The operator attempted to override the system and selects the
wrong type. This is an error. The operator must swap to a 3592-2.
MUST SWAP TO A WORM-CAPABLE 3592-J 
The operator attempted to swap to a drive other than a WORM-CAPABLE
3592-J.  This is an error.  The operator must swap to a WORM-CAPABLE
3592-J.
MUST SWAP TO A 60GB-CAPABLE 3592-J 
The operator attempted to swap to a drive other than a 60GB ECONOMY
3592-J.  This is an error.  The operator must swap to a 60GB ECONOMY
3592-J.
3592-3E DRIVE DETECTED BUT NOT ALL 3592-3E SUPPORT IS PRESENT
Support for the 3592 Model E06 was shipped as program temporary
fixes (PTFs) on z/OS® DFSMS V1R7 and
later releases. If these PTFs are not installed, DFSMSdfp issues this message. System
Programmer Response: Install the required maintenance.

MUST SWAP TO A 3592-4E
The operator attempted to swap to a drive other than a 3592-4E.
 This is an error.  The operator must swap to a 3592-4E.
ERROR ACQUIRING TAPE FORMAT INFO
DDR was unable to obtain tape format information from the FROM
device.  The swap is ended.
PAGE FIX ERROR
DDR was unable to page fix storage to retrieve buffered data.
The swap is ended.
UNSUPPORTED RECORD LENGTH
DDR could not retrieve a buffered record because the length was
greater than 64 KB. The swap is ended.
DEV LIB MISMATCH
The operator attempted to swap to a device that is outside the
automated tape library. The swap must be to a device within the same
library.
NO DEV LIB INFO
The device is an automated tape library and DDR was unable to
obtain the library ID to ensure that the FROM and TO devices
are in the same library. The swap is ended.
ERROR ACQUIRING MODE CNTL INFORMATION
DDR was unable to obtain mode control information from the FROM device.
The swap is ended.
ERROR RESTORING MODE CNTL INFORMATION
DDR was unable to restore mode control information on the TO device.
The swap is ended.
ERROR ACQUIRING TAPE FORMAT INFO
DDR was unable to obtain tape format information from the FROM device.
The swap is ended.
BLOCKED BY HYPERSWAP
Dynamic device reconfiguration (DDR) has found that either the FROM or TO device
is currently being monitored by hyperswap processing and is therefore
ineligible for DDR swap processing.
DEVICE DOES NOT SUPPORT SWAP TO SELF
The operator attempted to swap back to the same drive address.
This is an error. The operator must swap to a different drive address.
DEVICE IS MARKED UNAVAILABLE
A device in the UNAVAILABLE state cannot be chosen as the swap
TO device.

System action
The system rejects the command and continues processing.

Operator response
The response depends on the message text.
Respond as follows for each of the message texts: MOUNT PENDING
For swaps initiated by a SWAP command, reenter the command after
the mount request is satisfied if the device is the FROM device.
If the device is the TO device either for swaps requested
by the system or for those initiated by a SWAP command, reenter another
device or NO to the IGF509D message, which follows
this one.
UNIT REFERENCE INVALID
Reenter a device number known to the system or NO to
the IGF509D message, which follows this one. You can determine what
devices are known to the system by using the DISPLAY U command.
UNSUPPORTED USE
Reenter the SWAP command using a supported device if ddd is
the FROM device. Otherwise, reenter the address of
a device supported by DDR to the IGF509D message, which follows this
one, or enter NO. DDR does not permit swaps for
the following devices: Offline FROM devices
Devices under control of the online test executive program (OLTEP)
Integrated emulator tapes in original second-generation format
(RECFM=U) coded on the device control block (DCB)
Nonstandard label (NSL) tapes, if the user exit NSLREPOS is unavailable
Tape swaps in which the TO device is allocated
Unit record devices in ready status
A TO device about which outstanding messages
that might require operator action exist

INCOMPATIBLE
Reply to message IGF509D, which follows this message, with a device
compatible to the FROM device, or reply NO.
Compatible devices follow.Disk swaps supported: 3330 to 3330
3330 mod 11 to 3330 mod 11
3340 to 3340

Unit record swaps supported: 1403 to 1403
1443 to 1443
3211 to 3211
3505 to 3505
3525 to 3525

Tape swaps supported: 7-track to 7-track
9-track (single or dual density) to 9-track (single or dual density),
provided that the density in use on the xxx unit
is a valid density specification for the yyy unit.

If a 7-track tape drive is being used at 200 BPI, you
must ensure that the TO device has 200 BPI feature.
Volumes
on 3400 series tape drives can be moved only to other 3400 series
drives. However, volumes on 2400 series tape drives can be moved either
to 2400 series drives or to 3400 series drives.

NOT ALLOCATED
Because the tape is not allocated, you need not use DDR to move
the tape.
DEVICE TYPE INVALID
Reply to the IGF509D messages with the control unit address of
one of the following devices: Tape: 3410, 3411, 3420 (all models)
Disk: 3330, 3330 model 11, 3340
Unit record: 1403, 1443, 3211, 3505, 3525

JES3 INCOMPATIBLE
Reply to message IGF509D, which follows this message, supplying
a device compatible with the FROM device from the
JES3 point of view, or reply NO. For information
on JES3 device compatibility, see z/OS JES3 Initialization and Tuning Reference.
JES3 DEVICE IS IN USE
 Reply to message IGF509D, which follows this message, supplying
a device that is not in use from the JES3 point of view, or reply NO.
For information on JES3 device requirements for DDR swap, see z/OS JES3 Initialization and Tuning Reference.
JES3 DEVICE IS ONLINE
Reply to message IGF509D, which follows this message, supplying
a device that is offline from the JES3 point of view, or reply NO.
For information on JES3 device requirements for DDR swap, see z/OS JES3 Initialization and Tuning Reference.
JES3 DEVICE IS OFFLINE
Reply to message IGF509D, which follows this message, supplying
a device that is online from the JES3 point of view, or reply NO.
For information on JES3 device requirements for DDR swap, see z/OS JES3 Initialization and Tuning Reference.
COULD NOT BE BROUGHT ONLINE
Enter the address of a new TO device or NO in
response to message IGF509D.
DYNAMIC/STATIC INCOMPATIBLE
Reply to message IGF509D, which follows this message, with a device
that has the same configuration status as the FROM device.
If the FROM device is dynamic, respond with a device
defined as dynamic. If the FROM device is static
supporting dynamic, respond with a device defined as static supporting
dynamic. If the FROM device is static not supporting
dynamic, respond with a device defined as static not supporting dynamic.

VOLSER DOES NOT MATCH
Reenter the SWAP command, selecting a TO device
that is the secondary device for the peer-to-peer remote copy (PPRC)
pair to which the FROM device belongs.
MUST BE QUIESCED WITH IOACTION
Issue the IOACTION command to quiesce the FROM device,
and reenter the SWAP command.
DEVICE MUST BE OFFLINE
Vary the TO device offline and reenter the SWAP
command.
ACTIVE PAGING DATASET
Reenter the SWAP command, selecting a TO device
that is the secondary device for the PPRC pair to which the FROM device
belongs.
MUST SWAP TO A 3490
Reenter the SWAP command, specifying a 3490.
MUST SWAP TO A 3590 
Reenter the swap command, specifying a 3590. 
MUST SWAP TO A 3590-1 IN 3490 MODE
Reenter the SWAP command, specifying a 3590-1. 
MUST SWAP TO A 3590-E IN 3490 MODE
Reenter the SWAP command, specifying a 3590-E. 
MUST SWAP TO A 3590-E OR 3590-H 
Reenter the SWAP command, specifying a 3590-E or 3590-H.
MUST SWAP TO A 3590-H 
Reenter the SWAP command, specifying a 3590-H.
GETMAIN FAILED
Reenter the SWAP command. DDR might be able to obtain storage
on subsequent attempts.
PAGE FIX ERROR
Reenter the SWAP command.
UNSUPPORTED RECORD LENGTH
No action required. The swap is ended.
DEV LIB MISMATCH
Reenter the SWAP command, selecting a TO device
that is within the same automated tape library.
NO DEV LIB INFO
Reenter the SWAP command. DDR might be able to obtain the library
information on subsequent attempts. If the error continues to occur,
contact your service representative.
ERROR ACQUIRING MODE CNTL INFORMATION
Reenter the SWAP command. If the error continues to occur, contact
your service representative.
ERROR RESTORING MODE CNTL INFORMATION
Reenter the SWAP command. If the error continues to occur, contact
your service representative.
ERROR ACQUIRING TAPE FORMAT INFO
Reenter the SWAP command. If the error continues to occur, contact
your service representative.
BLOCKED BY HYPERSWAP
End hyperswap monitoring for both the FROM and TO devices
and reissue the SWAP command.
DEVICE IS MARKED UNAVAILABLE
VARY the device to the available state and then re-enter the SWAP
command.

Source
Dynamic device reconfiguration (DDR)

Routing code
1,3,4,7,11

Descriptor code
4