SDS0900E An unimplemented function was called by TSK=$TSK from PGM=$P1+X’$P2′
A logic error exists in the SDS software in that one program attempted to call another non-existent program. This message identifies the task under execution, the program that attempted the unsupported call, and the offset of the unsupported call within the program.
SDS0901E $P1 Task=$P2
This message accompanies SDS0910E-SDS0912E. It provides summary information concerning an abend experienced by SDS software.
SDS0901E VNC abend S000/U0100 in module VNCDSP01offset Task=task
SDS0901E VNC abend S000/U0101 in module VNCCPR01offset Task=task
The two abends above indicate a problem in the cross-linking between the SCB and CPB control blocks. Please collect a dump and contact SDS Technical Support.
SDS0902E SDUMP failed; return code = $P1; reason code = $P2
SCI failed in its attempt to generate an SDUMP. The return code and the reason code may be used to determine the cause of the failure.
SDS0903E SDUMP suppressed by DAE
SCI failed in its attempt to generate an SDUMP because it was disallowed by the site.
SDS0904E SDUMP id: $P1
An SDUMP has been successfully generated. This message provides the id of the SDUMP.
SDS0905E SCIMSG ID=”$MSG” by $TSK at $PGM+$DSP. Message $MSG not defined in $PRDDMSG or SCIDMSG.
A logic error exists in the SDS software in that a program attempted to issue an undefined message. This message identifies the task under execution, the program that attempted to issue the undefined message, and the offset of the SCIMSG macro within the program.
SDS0908E DYNALLOC failed: $P1
SDS0909E DYNALLOC failed: R15=$P1; S99ERROR=$P2; S99INFO=$P3.
These messages provide information concerning the failure of an attempt to dynamically allocate a file.
SDS0910E PSW at time of error: $P1 $P2 ilc $P3 intc $P4
SDS0911E Data near PSW: $P1 $P2 $P3
SDS0912E AR/GR $P7$P1: $P2/$P3 $P7$P4: $P5/$P6
These messages provide summary information concerning an abend experienced by SDS software.
SDS0920W SCISNAP truncated from $P1 bytes to $P2 bytes.
A request was made to snap dump more storage than that permitted by the SCISNAP service. The snap dump is truncated.
SDS0930W Unexpected clock value possibly indicating a time change. Active timers are being reset.
The current value obtained from the system clock is too low or too high compared to the previous value. That suggests the clock has been changed, perhaps by means of the z/OS <code>SET CLOCK=<i>hh.mm.ss</i></code> command. In response, VitalSigns is restarting all active timers according to the current time.