Control Data Corporation CYBER 170 Series Operator's Manual page 257

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MESSAGE
REPORTR-ZERO TIME RECORD NOT FOUND.
REQUEST filenam, eq.
REQUEST DISPLAY. xxx.
REQUEST *1* DISPLAY.
REQUEST *K* DISPLAY.
REQUESTED ECS NOT AVAILABLE.
RERUN NOT POSSIBLE.
RETURN ERROR/ENTER OVERRIDE.
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SIGNIFICANCE
Either a bad or an incomplete STIM run
occurred.
Job is requesting that equipment type eq be
assigned to file filenam. Operator
message.
Program xxx is waiting for the display
to be assigned. This message appears in
the comment field of the control point at
which the program is active on the job
status (B) display.
xxx 026 File editor
DIS Job display routine
name Program name
B-display message informing the operator
that BATCHIO has detected an abnormal
condition on an assigned unit record device.
The K display is requested at the
specified control point. This message
appears in the comment field of a control
point on the job status (B) display.
The amount of ECS requested was not
available in a contiguous block.
The job cannot be rerun because of one of
the following.
Job is time-sharing origin.
No input file is found for the job.
An error occurred in reading or
writing the input file system sector.
Rerun status is disabled.
A mass storage read error or label
verification error was encountered during
the return switch of the physical packs. An
error was aready encountered causing the
return sequence to be initiated.
ACTION
Rerun STIM and/or
inform site analyst.
Assign equipment to
control point.
Enter DSD command
n.ASSIGN,xx.
n Control point
number
requesting
assignment
xx EST ordinal of
the display
console
Check the status field
of the I display for
more specific
information. The
message remains on the B
display until the
condition is corrected.
Enter command K,n.
n Control point
number
Reinitialize with less
ECS requested.
None.
Enter OVERRIDE on this
machine to continue.
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ROUTINE
REPORTR
LFM
DIS,
026
lCD,
QAP
PFS,
QFSP,
MSI,
MODVAL,
PROFILE,
MREC
TAF
10S
RDM