Control Data Corporation CYBER 170 Series Operator's Manual page 227

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MESSAGE
LINE TOO LONG.
LINK DEVICE CANNOT BE ALTERED.
LINK DEVICE LABEL TRACK ERROR.
LINK DEVICE READ ERROR.
LINK DEVICE TABLE ERROR.
LINK DEVICE WRITE ERROR.
LINK FAST ATTACH FILE NOT FOUND.
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SIGNIFICANCE
Sl,S2,S3, and so on. Refer to
the Network Definition Language
Reference Manual.
Name of associated NPU
Operator attempted to enter a line over 50
characters long as input to a K or L dis-
play. DSD does not accept the entry.
Informative message indicating that an
illegal attempt was made to change the
characteristics of the link device using an
on-line initialize.
An attempt to locate a free track for link
device label information within predetermined
limits was unsuccessful, possibly pecause a
large block of ECS was flawed initially.
An
unrecoverable error occurred while
attempting to read the link device.
An error was encountered in link device
tables which made further processing
impossible.
An
unrecoverable error occurred while
attempting to write the link device.
An attempt to fast-attach a file already in
the fast-attach table (FAT) has
been unsuccessful. The file is currently
busy in a status other than fast-attach.
Dayfile message.
Logical link status message sent in response
to a STATUS command, or when a significant
change in status has occurred.
name Name"of logical link
ACTION
Backspace and shorten
entry to 50 characters
or less.
None.
Inform site analyst
and/or remove need for
flawing of the device.
Inform site analyst. The
error log should be
examined for further
error description. The
only K-display entries
allowed are K.RERUN. and
K.STOP.
Inform site analyst after
stopping further system
processing. The error
log and link device
tables must be examined
to determine how to pro-
ceed.
Inform site analyst. The
error log should be ex-
amined for further error
description. The only
K-display entries allowed
are K.RERUN. and K.STOP.
Locate the job to which
the desired file is
attached and return the
file. Retry the function
(usually through ISF).
No action required if
response to STATUS
command.
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ROUTINE
DSD
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SET
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MREC'
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