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FUP Messages
Effect. The command is not performed on the file.
Recovery. Turn off auditing if possible. This command cannot be performed on
audited files.
CAN'T OPEN TAPE FILE FOR READ ACCESS IF DEFINE VALUE FOR USE
IS EXTEND
Cause. A TAPE DEFINE was specified with USE set to EXTEND, but the DEFINE
name was specified as an input file in either a FUP COPY or LOAD command.
Effect. The command fails.
Recovery. Modify the DEFINE or command parameters and retry the command.
CAN'T OPEN TAPE FILE FOR READ ACCESS IF DEFINE VALUE FOR USE
IS OUT
Cause. A TAPE DEFINE was specified with USE set to OUT, but the DEFINE name
was specified as an input file in either a FUP COPY or LOAD command.
Effect. The command fails.
Recovery. Modify the DEFINE or command parameters and retry the command.
CAN'T OPEN TAPE FILE FOR WRITE ACCESS IF DEFINE VALUE FOR USE
IS IN
Cause. A TAPE DEFINE was specified with USE set to IN, but the DEFINE name was
specified as an output file in either a FUP COPY or BUILDKEYRECORDS command.
Effect. The command fails.
Recovery. Modify the DEFINE or command parameters and retry the command.
COMMAND IS NOT SUPPORTED FOR FILES ON OPTICAL DISK
Cause. An optical disk file was specified in a command that cannot operate on optical
disk files.
Effect. The command fails.
Recovery. If you intended to specify another type of file, retry the command after
correcting the file specification.
COMPACT OPTION IGNORED FOR NON-RELATIVE FILES
Cause. An attempt was made to copy or load a nonrelative file using the COMPACT
option.
Effect. Execution of the command proceeds.
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