The Output You Receive; How To Handle Errors - IBM Series/1 User Manual

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THE OUTPUT YOU RECEIVE
HOW TO HANDLE ERRORS
When this utility has finished copying the information you requested, it prints this
message at the operator station:
FR099I LAST SECTOR WRITTEN
=
ccchss
where:
ccchss = the last sector written on the diskette
After that message, it prints:
FROO 11 DISK TO DISKETTE COPY COMPLETED
This indicates that the copy is completed. The utility then reissues the FROM DATA
AREA= prompt.
If the utility encounters- a recoverable error, it prints an error message and reissues the
prompt. Recoverable errors are:
• Response parameter too short or too long
• Response does not have three parameters
• Invalid device address (negative number, non-decimal digits, or greater than 255)
• Device at the specified device address not a disk device (for source) or diskette device
(for destination)
• Invalid sector address (out of range, non-decimal digits or wrong number of characters)
• Starting sector address greater than ending sector address
• Source data me larger than destination data fIle
If the utility encounters an unrecoverable I/O error to the disk or diskette, it abnormally
terminates the cycle with an error message and reissues the FROM DATA AREA=
prompt.
If an unrecoverable I/O error occurs at the operator station, the utility terminates.
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