HP BACKCOPY Reference Manual page 200

Cause. RESTORE of SQL objects using the PARTOF option.
Effect. RESTORE of the object fails.
Recovery. Use the PARTONLY option to restore the specific partitions.
7105
Attempt to purge an SQL object while restoring an Enscribe
file.
Cause. The Enscribe file has the same name as an existing SQL object.
Effect. File is not restored.
Recovery. Purge the SQL object before performing the RESTORE operation.
7109
Too many files specified for the system disk directory.
Cause. The number of files specified was too large for one of these reasons:
The number of files specified would produce a directory extent that would exceed the largest
possible extent.
The number of files specified would cause the system tables to exceed the size of the disk.
Effect. BACKUP ends abnormally.
Recovery. Change the SYSTEM_VOLUME_DIRECTORY_SIZE of the SYSGEN ALLPROCESSORS
paragraph so that the size does not exceed 5000. If this does not help, contact your service
provider and provide all relevant information:
The information in this message
Description of the problem and accompanying symptoms
Supporting documentation such as Event Management Service (EMS) logs, trace files, and a
processor dump, if applicable
If your local operation procedures require contacting the GCSC, supply your system number and
the numbers and versions of all related products as well.
7120
Start file set not in the main file set list.
Cause. The file specified in the START option is not in the backup-files or restore-files.
Effect. BACKUP or RESTORE terminates.
Recovery. Reissue the command, making sure the START file is referenced in the backup-files
or restore-files.
7121
Tape boot at beginning of System Image tape not copied
Cause. A BACKCOPY operation is being performed on a system image tape.
Effect. The tape boot record is not copied to the destination tape; BACKCOPY continues.
Recovery. Informational message only; no corrective action is needed.
200 BACKCOPY, BACKUP, and RESTORE Messages