1.  Introduction

 

 

This manual contains the messages and abend codes generated by conditions that can occur as you use the Personal Job Scheduler (PJS).  Each message or abend code is accompanied by an explanation of what happened and a description of what you can do in the event of an error.

 

 

1.1  PJS Message Format

 

PJS messages are identified by a unique string of characters, and are displayed in the following format:

 

PJSnnns  text

 

PJS      identifies the message as having been returned from the Personal Job Scheduler (PJS). Every PJS message begins with PJS.

 

nnn      is the 3‑digit message identifier, which distinguishes each PJS message. The range of possible values is 000 through 999.

 

s           is a message severity code.  PJS messages display one of the following severity codes:

 

E          for ERROR.  An error that may terminate processing has occurred.

 

I           for INFORMATION.  This is an informative message.  There is no error, and no action is required.

 

W         for WARNING.  A condition that may lead to incorrect or unexpected results has been detected.

 

 

text       is the message itself.  In this manual, text is displayed in bold characters, and words in italics are variables:  these variables are replaced by the names of specific commands or entities when the message is issued.

 

Chapter 2 contains PJS messages and their descriptions.  The messages are arranged in ascending alphanumeric order.

 

 

1.2  PJS Abend Code Format

 

PJS abend codes are generated as strings of numerals.  Every abend code takes the following form:

 

nnnn

 

nnnn    is the 4‑digit abend code identifier, which distinguishes each PJS abend code.  The range of possible values is 0000 through 4095.

 

Chapter 3 contains PJS abend codes and their descriptions. The abend codes are arranged in ascending alphanumeric order.

 

1.3  Additional Documentation

 

Many PJS messages refer to IBM system codes, which may require you to check IBM documentation to help solve a problem.  Relevant IBM manuals mentioned below are probably available in your site technical library.

 

QEDIT macro return codes and SVC 99 return codes, error reason codes, and information reason codes are documented in:

 

MVS Programming: Authorized Assembler Services Guide  (GC28‑1763 or equiv.)

 

Both VSAM and Non‑VSAM data set macro return codes are documented in:

 

DFSMS Macro Instructions for Data Sets  (SC26‑7337 or equiv.)