On 2020-01-08 04:24, Dave Shevett wrote:
04:04:00 SYSLOG -- 70. *ERROR* On scan file open
04:04:00 SYSLOG -- 4. FCS I/O error code = 346
file: DU0:[???,???]SYSSCAN.TMP;1
04:09:00 SYSLOG -- 70. *ERROR* On scan file open
04:09:00 SYSLOG -- 4. FCS I/O error code = 346
file: DU0:[???,???]SYSSCAN.TMP;1
This is because of an improper shutdown of the system. Probably you just
turned the machine off, or restarted without first shutting down.
What happens is that there is a file used by the system which is marked
for deletion when closed. The file do get deleted, because that part is
managed right. However, the directory entry for the file is then still
around. When the system starts up, it tries to open the existing file
before creating a new one, and it does succeed in finding the file in
the directory, but the actual file is not there anymore. So opening the
file fails with this error code.
.err 346
000346 (230): %I/O-E-IE.NSF, no such file
.
The solution is to delete the directory entry:
PIP DU0:[1,6]SYSSCAN.TMP;/RM
Johnny
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