Operations and control messages (CSQO...)
CSQO001I'*' may only be final character.Explanation:A character string entered in the Name field contains an asterisk character that is not in the last position. This is not allowed.
Severity:8
System Action:The main menu is redisplayed.
Operator Response:Reenter the character string without an internal asterisk.
CSQO002IAction action is not allowed.Explanation:An incorrect action number was entered in the action code field. The number must be in the range shown on the panel.
Severity:8
System Action:The panel is redisplayed.
Operator Response:Enter an action code that is in the correct range.
CSQO003IUse the ISPF command PFSHOW to display F-key settingsExplanation:On entry to Operations and Control, F-key settings are not being displayed. This tells you how to display the settings; we need to use F-keys to use the Operations and Control panels.
Severity:0
System Action:None.
Operator Response:Type PFSHOW in the command area of the panel to see the F-key settings. (Note that this will cause the F-key settings to be displayed on any other logical ISPF screens that you have, and to remain displayed when you leave Operations and Control. Use the ISPF command PFSHOW OFF to turn the display off.)
CSQO004IObject object-type is not allowed.Explanation:The value entered in the Object type field was invalid.
Severity:8
System Action:The main menu is redisplayed.
Operator Response:Use the Prompt function key or panel command to display the 'Select Object Type' secondary window, and select a value from the list displayed.
CSQO005IMultiple replies returned. Press F10 to view.Explanation:Several error messages were returned by the queue manager in response to an action from Operations and Control.
Severity:4
System Action:The main menu is redisplayed.
Operator Response:Use the MSGVIEW panel command, or the messages function key to display the messages. If required, refer to this manual for information about the messages displayed.
CSQO006IBlank name is not allowed with action queue manager *.Explanation:The Define action was selected and the Name field was left blank to define a new object using default attributes. However, an asterisk (*) was entered for the action queue manager, which is not allowed in this case.
Severity:8
System Action:The main menu is redisplayed.
Operator Response:Choose a specific target queue manager.
CSQO007I'field' must be supplied.Explanation:Nothing was entered in the named field. This value is required in order to continue.
Severity:8
System Action:The current panel is redisplayed.
Operator Response:Enter the required value in the named field.
CSQO008IF-key is not active.Explanation:A function key that is not currently available was pressed.
Severity:4
System Action:The current panel is redisplayed.
Operator Response:Valid keys on each panel are listed; use the ISPF command PFSHOW to see the list if missing. Only use valid keys.
CSQO009IAction action is not allowed for object type object-type.Explanation:The action number that you entered is not allowed for object-type objects.
Severity:8
System Action:The current panel is redisplayed.
Operator Response:For information about the actions that are allowed for object-type objects, see the help panel for the action field.
CSQO010IQueue manager or group is not available.Explanation:An attempt to connect to a queue manager was unsuccessful. If a queue manager name was specified, the queue manager is not running. If a queue-sharing group name was specified, there are no queue managers running in that group.
Severity:8
System Action:None, the panel is redisplayed.
Operator Response:If required, start a queue manager.
CSQO011EMQCONN unsuccessful. Reason code=mqrc.Severity:8
Explanation:An attempt to connect to a queue manager or queue-sharing group was unsuccessful for one of the following reasons:
- Insufficient storage is available
- A severe error has occurred
System Action:None, the panel is redisplayed.
System Programmer Response:Refer to Appendix A. API completion and reason codes for information about mqrc.
CSQO012IConnect name is invalid or unknown.Explanation:An attempt to connect to a queue manager or queue-sharing group was unsuccessful because the name specified is not known, or not valid. If a blank name was specified, this means that there was no default queue manager or group defined for your installation.
Severity:8
System Action:None, the panel is redisplayed.
Operator Response:Correct the name specified.
CSQO013INot authorized to use queue manager.Explanation:An attempt to connect to a queue manager was unsuccessful because the connection security failed, or you are not authorized to do so.
Severity:8
System Action:None, the panel is redisplayed.
Operator Response:Contact your security administrator.
CSQO014EMQOPEN of q-name unsuccessful. Reason code=mqrc.Explanation:An attempt to open q-name was unsuccessful. mqrc is the reason code returned by MQOPEN; see Appendix A. API completion and reason codes for more information. q-name is one of the following:
- SYSTEM.COMMAND.INPUT
- SYSTEM.COMMAND.REPLY.MODEL; the requested dynamic queue name is appended in parentheses.
- The name of a transmission queue (if you are attempting to send commands to a remote system)
Likely causes of this problem are:
- One or both of the required queues is not defined on the queue manager that you have connected to.
- An attempt was made to send commands to a remote system, but no transport queue is defined.
- You are not authorized to open one of the required queues. If the message indicates that it is the SYSTEM.COMMAND.REPLY.MODEL queue that you are not authorized to open, it could be that you are not authorized to open the SYSTEM.CSQOREXX.* dynamic queue.
- There is insufficient storage available.
Severity:8
System Action:The main menu is redisplayed.
Operator Response:Take the corrective action suggested for mqrc. Also:
- Check that q-name is defined correctly.
- If your target queue manager is not the same as the connect to queue manager, ensure that you have defined a transmission queue with the same name. See the WebSphere MQ Intercommunication manual for information about remote queues.
- If mqrc is 2035 (MQRC_NOT_AUTHORIZED) contact your MQ data security administrator.
CSQO015ECommand issued but no reply received.Explanation:The reply to a command could not be retrieved from the reply-to queue using MQGET because the response wait time was exceeded.
Severity:8
System Action:The panel is redisplayed. The command was sent to the queue manager, but it might not have been executed successfully.
Operator Response:Increase the response wait time and try again.
If the problem persists, issue commands from the z/OS console for the target queue manager to do the following:
- Check whether the command was actioned (for example, if you were trying to define a queue ABCD, use the command DISPLAY QUEUE(ABCD) to see if it has been actioned).
- Check the GET attribute of the SYSTEM.COMMAND.INPUT queue; it should be set to ENABLED.
- Check the PUT and MAXMSGL attributes of the reply-to model queue SYSTEM.COMMAND.REPLY.MODEL. PUT should be set to ENABLED; MAXMSGL should be at least 15000.
- If all the seetings are correct, stop and restart the command server using the STOP CMDSERV and START CMDSERV commands.
Additionally, if the target queue manager was remote:
- Check that the links to the remote queue manager are still available.
- Check the transmission queue definitions for both the local and remote queue managers. The commands are put onto a locally defined transmission queue, and after transmission, they are put onto the system-command input queue of the remote queue manager. After the command has been actioned, the replies are put onto a transmission queue on the remote queue manager, and after transmission, they are put onto the local reply-to queue. You should check all four queues.
- If you think you have a network performance problem, contact the system programmer.
CSQO016EMQPUT to q-name unsuccessful. Reason code=mqrc.Explanation:An attempt to put a command on a queue (q-name) using MQPUT was unsuccessful. q-name is the name of either the system-command input queue, or a transmission queue if you are sending commands to a remote queue manager. mqrc is the reason code returned from MQPUT; see Appendix A. API completion and reason codes for more information.
The most likely causes of this problem are:
- Put requests are inhibited for the system-command input queue or the transmission queue.
- The system-command input queue or transmission queue is full, because the command server is not running.
- There is insufficient storage available.
Severity:8
System Action:The command is not sent to the queue manager and the panel is redisplayed.
Operator Response:Wait a bit and try again.
If the problem persists, take the corrective action suggested for mqrc. Issue commands from the z/OS console for the target queue manager to do the following:
- Check the PUT, MAXDEPTH, and MAXMSGL attributes of the queue. PUT should be set to ENABLED; MAXDEPTH should not be zero; MAXMSGL should be at least 32762.
- If all the seetings are correct, stop and restart the command server using the STOP CMDSERV and START CMDSERV commands.
If you are unable to resolve the problem, contact the system programmer.
CSQO017EMQGET from reply-q unsuccessful. Reason code=mqrc.Explanation:The reply to a command could not be retrieved from the reply-to queue using MQGET. (The reply-to queue is a local queue generated from the model queue SYSTEM.COMMAND.REPLY.MODEL.) mqrc is the reason code returned from MQGET; see Appendix A. API completion and reason codes for more information.
A possible cause of this problem is that get requests are inhibited on the reply-to queue.
Severity:8
System Action:The panel is redisplayed. The command was sent to the queue manager, but it might not have been executed successfully.
Operator Response:Take the corrective action suggested for mqrc. Issue commands from the z/OS console for the target queue manager to do the following:
- Check whether the command was actioned (for example, if you were trying to define a queue ABCD, use the command DISPLAY QUEUE(ABCD) to see if it has been actioned).
- Check the GET and MAXMSGL attributes of the reply-to model queue SYSTEM.COMMAND.REPLY.MODEL. GET should be set to ENABLED; MAXMSGL should be at least 13000.
- If all the seetings are correct, stop and restart the command server using the STOP CMDSERV and START CMDSERV commands.
If you are unable to resolve the problem, contact the system programmer.
CSQO018EQueue manager is invalid or unknown or unavailable.Explanation:An attempt to send a command was unsuccessful because the target or action queue manager was not known or not valid or not running.
Severity:8
System Action:The command is not sent the queue manager and the panel is redisplayed.
Operator Response:Check the name and, if a remote queue manager is being used, check the remote queue definition, and correct as necessary. If required, start the queue manager.
CSQO019EQueue manager is no longer available.Explanation:The queue manager that you were using is no longer running. The action that you requested might not have been actioned.
Severity:8
System Action:The main menu is redisplayed.
Operator Response:Restart the queue manager, and check whether your last request has been actioned.
CSQO020I'field' truncated due to quotes. Press Enter to continue.Explanation:The value in field field contains one or more quote marks. In order that these are treated as quote marks instead of indicators of the beginning or end of a string, each quote mark is converted into two quote marks (doubling up) in the command for the queue manager. However, this conversion has made the string too long, and it has been truncated.
Severity:0
System Action:The value is truncated. The panel may be redisplayed with field-name set to the truncated value.
Operator Response:Press Enter to submit the altered definition. If the panel is redisplayed, reduce the number of quote marks used in the field if appropriate.
CSQO021IGeneric name not allowed.Explanation:You entered a name ending with an asterisk, but generic names are only allowed on the 'Main Menu' panel.
Severity:8
System Action:The panel is redisplayed.
Operator Response:Enter the name of the object in full.
CSQO022IFilter value invalid.Explanation:You asked to list objects with filtering, but the value entered for the attribute to be used was invalid.
Severity:8
System Action:The main menu panel or an empty list panel is displayed.
Operator Response:Choose the Filter action again, and enter a correct value for the attribute.
CSQO023ICommand command not recognized.Explanation:The command entered in the panel command area (or using a function key) is not valid.
Severity:4
System Action:The panel is redisplayed.
Operator Response:Enter the panel command correctly.
CSQO025IThere are no messages to view.Explanation:The MSGVIEW panel command was entered in the command area, or the messages function key was pressed, but there are no messages from the queue manager to view.
Severity:0
System Action:The panel is redisplayed.
CSQO027IFunction function not allowed for object type object-type.Explanation:The function number that you entered is not allowed for object-type objects.
Severity:8
System Action:The current panel is redisplayed.
Operator Response:For information about the functions that are allowed for object-type objects, see the help panel for the function type field.
CSQO028IOne of 'field1' or 'field2' but not both must be supplied.Explanation:Nothing was entered in the two named fields, or something was entered in both of them. Either one or the other must have a value.
Severity:0
System Action:The current panel is redisplayed.
CSQO029ICommand exceeds maximum allowable length of 32762 bytes.Explanation:While defining or altering a namelist, too many names are added causing the necessary command to exceed the maximum allowable length.
Severity:4
System Action:The panel is redisplayed.
Operator Response:Edit the list again to remove some of the names (a namelist can contain up to 256 names).
CSQO030INo objects of type objtype match name.Explanation:You asked to display or list the objects of type objtype and name name, but no matching objects were found.
Severity:0
System Action:The current panel is redisplayed.
Operator Response:Check that you typed the name correctly.
If you are already displaying the named object when you receive this message, it indicates that the object has now been deleted.
CSQO031EALLOCATE of data set dsname unsuccessful. Return code = rc.Explanation:An ALLOCATE error occurred when processing the data set allocated during an attempt to edit the names in a namelist. dsname is the name of the data set, and is of the form userid.NAMELIST.NAMESn (where userid is the TSO userid involved, and n is a number). rc is the return code from the TSO command ALLOCATE.
The most likely cause of this problem is that another data set with the same name already exists, or that DDname CSQONLn is in use.
Severity:8
System Action:The panel is redisplayed.
Operator Response:Check to see if data set userid.NAMELIST.NAMESn already exists. If it does not, contact your system programmer.
System Programmer Response:This message will be accompanied by one or more messages from TSO, giving more information about the cause of the problem. The return code is documented in the TSO/E Command Reference manual.
If you are unable to resolve the problem, contact your IBM support center.
CSQO032ESerious error returned. Press F10 to view.Explanation:A command was sent to the queue manager, but message CSQN205I was received in reply, indicating a severe error.
Severity:12
System Action:Message CSQN205I is saved. The current panel is redisplayed.
Operator Response:Use the MSGVIEW panel command or the messages function key to display the CSQN205I message. Note the return and reason codes in this message and report them to your system programmer.
System Programmer Response:Look up message CSQN205I and take the appropriate action.
CSQO033EFormat of first reply not recognized. Press F10 to view.Explanation:A command was sent to the queue manager, but the first reply message received is not CSQN205I.
Severity:8
System Action: