Control Data Corporation CYBER 170 Series Operator's Manual page 213

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MESSAGE
EXPORT OVL OVCS BC .LT. ZERO.
EXPORT RUNNING.
EXTRANEOUS COMMAND PARAMETER
FAMILY MASK NOT EQUAL TO 377.
FAMILY STILL ACTIVE.
FAST ATTACH FILES ON DEVICE.
FAST ATTACH SYSTEM SECTOR ERROR.
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SIGNIFICANCE
The buffer count for Export has become
negative. Dayfile message.
Informative message indicating that Export
initialization has completed normally.
Dayfile message.
The command which was just entered has
unnecessary trailing-parameters.
The device mask for the family does not
equal 377B.
An attempt was made via the ISF command to
release from fast-attach status all files
for a specific family but that family was
still active. Dayfile message.
An
attempt was made to initialize a mass
storage device on which one or more fast-
attach files are currently active. This
message also appears in the comment field
of the system control point in the job
status (B) display.
When entering or deleting a fast-attach
file, SFM was unable to read the file's
system sector. Dayfile message.
ACTION
Inform site analyst.
None.
Enter the correct
command format.
Correct and enter GO or
enter GO to override.
This is the only input
accepted at this time.
Check E,. display for
activity count. Wait for
activity to equal zero
or set idle status for
the family.
Inform site analyst; the
fast-attach files will
have to be released, via
ISF function, before the
device can be initial-
ized. The recommended
procedure is as follows.
Examine the FNT (H)
display to determine
the names of the
fast-attach files on
the device (typical-
ly, VALIDUZ,
PROFILB, or RSXDid).
Release those files
via ISF entries
in the following
format.
X.ISF,R=filenam.
If fast-attach files are
to be reloaded after the
device is initialized,
those files must be
initialized via the
entry X.ISF.
The fast-attach file
should be copied to
another area and the
unreadable space flawed.
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ROUTINE
lLS
lLS
CS
MSI
SFM
lDS
SFM