Keeping with top posting: Esmie, Do you recall whether the oldest generation was on dasd or tape? The scratch error indicates that it was dasd and the volume was not online. Maybe you reclaimed a dasd volume or have a dasd volume offline? Regards, John
>Thanks John. Yes, I noticed that the catalog entry was present. I then scratched the entry (del noscr). But I >cannot understand why this happened. I checked the syslog but found nothing that would indicate any type of a >problem. Any other suggestions? >>John Kington <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >My job put out the following error: >>IEC331I 042-006(04280039),JS3BATCH,SOFVMA05,SCRT,IGG0CLH0 >>IEC331I VOL,INST49,NAME,DATAALL.REND.PC5.PROD.VMAXTD.G0553V00 >>IEC331I 050-092(04840000,INST49),SOFVMA05,XTRACT,VALO,IGG0CLE3 >>IGD07001I GDG ROLL IN ERROR - RETURN CODE 50 REASON CODE 0 MODULE >>IGD104I DATAALL.REND.PC5.PROD.VMAXTD.G0593V00 RETAINED, D >>I ran a diagnose on the volume (compared catalog with vvds and vvds with >>the catalog) but no errors were found catalog. The job creates a gdg with >>a limit of 40 generations. I am not sure why this error occurred. Any >>suggestions? >> >Esmie, >It looks like you failed to scratch the oldest generation so that you could >roll the new generation into the GDG. Check the oldest generation and >verify that the volume where it resides is online. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the message: GET IBM-MAIN INFO Search the archives at http://bama.ua.edu/archives/ibm-main.html
