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7055
File skipped. Duplicate secondary partition name.
Cause. Two or more secondary partitions of a partitioned file have the same name.
Effect. BACKUP or RESTORE skips the partitioned file and continues processing.
Recovery. Use the PART parameter to specify a different volume name for the secondary partition.
7057
At least one secondary partition file name references a
volume that does not exist.
Cause. When restoring an individual primary partition, a reference was made to a nonexistent
volume by one or more secondary-partition file names.
Effect. The file is restored.
Recovery. To make the partitioned file usable, use the FUP ALTER command to change the partition
volume names to see volumes (files) that exist.
7058
File aborted. The data of this DP1 structured file is in DP2
format.
Cause. DP2 structured file data was put in a DP1 file.
Effect. RESTORE skips the file and proceeds to the next file.
Recovery. Investigate the cause of the invalid file and eliminate the possibility of its recurrence.
7060
File skipped. Record length of DP2 key-sequenced source file
is too large for a DP1 file.
Cause. The record length of the DP2 source file was too long for conversion to a DP1 file.
Effect. BACKUP or RESTORE skips the file and proceeds to the next file.
Recovery. Informational message only; no corrective action is needed.
7061
Error n on temporary file used for making the directory for
the system disk.
Cause. A file-system error occurred in the temporary file used for making the system disk image
that eventually is copied to the system image tape (SIT).
Effect. BACKUP terminates.
Recovery. For appropriate corrective action, see "File-System Errors" in the Guardian Procedure
Errors and Messages Manual. Correct the error and rerun the SYSGEN phase of the installation
process.
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