HSIZ - Usage Monitor messages

These messages are issued by the Usage Monitor.

Return codes
Table 1. Return codes and their meaning
Return code Description
0 Normal termination.
16 Initialization failed.
Message suffix codes
Table 2. Message suffix codes and associated condition codes
Suffix Meaning Raises minimum condition code to:
I Information message 0
W Warning message 4
E Error message 8
S Severe error message 12
U Unrecoverable error message 16
Message texts and explanations
All numeric completion codes of system services reported in these messages are in hexadecimal unless otherwise stated.

HSIZ001I

USAGE MONITOR INITIALIZING

The Usage Monitor has been started.
Processing continues.
None required.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ002I

csid DETECTED UNSUPPORTED OPERATING SYSTEM

The Usage Monitor may not run on an unsupported operating system.

In the message text:

csid
current system identifier.
Processing terminates.
None required.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ003I

csid USAGE MONITOR NOT APF AUTHORIZED

The Usage Monitor needs to be executed in an APF authorized environment.

In the message text:

csid
current system identifier.
Processing terminates.
See System Programmer to correct the error.
APF authorize the load libraries that the Usage monitor runs from.
HSIZMON

HSIZ005I

csid USAGE MONITOR ALREADY ACTIVE

The Usage Monitor is already running. Only one concurrent copy can run in an operating system image.
In the message text:
csid
current system identifier.
Processing terminates. The established Usage Monitor task continues.
None required.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ006I

csid USAGE MONITOR QEDIT BUFFER SET FAILED

A QEDIT issued to set up MODIFY command processing has failed.
In the message text:
csid
current system identifier.
Processing terminates.
Notify the system programmer.
Gather appropriate diagnostic materials and contact IBM support.
HSIZMON

HSIZ007I

csid USAGE MONITOR MODULE mod FAILED - RC=rc

A Usage Monitor subroutine has failed.

In the message text:

csid
current system identifier.
mod
failing module name.
rc
decimal return code.
Processing terminates.
Notify the system programmer.
Gather appropriate diagnostic materials and contact IBM support.
HSIZMON

HSIZ008I

csid USAGE MONITOR INITIALIZED - ASID asid SET IN AVT avt

An anchor vector table (AVT) has been acquired or reacquired and has been updated for the current server address space, which has completed initialization.
In the message text:
csid
current system identifier.
asid
ASID number.
avt
AVT Address.
Processing continues.
None required.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ009I

DATA WRITTEN TO DSN=dsn

Usage Monitor data has been written to the named data set.

In the message text:

dsn
data set name of the created output.
Processing continues.
Transfer the named data set to the system where the database resides so it can be processed.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ010E

csid USAGE MONITOR - WRITER TASK ENDED - RC=rc

A writer task has ended with a non-zero return code.

In the message text:

csid
current system identifier.
rc
return code of writer task.
Processing continues.
Notify the system programmer.
Gather appropriate diagnostic materials and contact IBM support.
HSIZMON

HSIZ011E

csid USAGE MONITOR - WRITER TASK ABENDED - abend

A writer task has ended abnormally.
In the message text:
csid
current system identifier.
abend
abend code from writer task.
Processing continues.
Notify the system programmer.
Local reasons for system abends should be investigated. If necessary, gather appropriate diagnostic materials and contact IBM support.
HSIZMON

HSIZ012I

**DATA LOSS** UNUSABLE DSN=dsn

It is likely that Usage Monitor data has been lost because of unexpected behavior by a writer task. Any compressed output data that has been written will probably be unusable.

In the message text:

dsn
data set name of the created output file.
Processing continues.
Examine any preceding messages to determine the likely cause of the writer task error. If the output data set is complete it can be used, otherwise if the data is compressed it is unusable. If the data set is empty, this fact can be noted and the data set can be deleted. Unless retaining an unusable data set for diagnosis reasons, it can be deleted.
Investigate any writer task abends.
HSIZMON

HSIZ013I

csid USAGE MONITOR - UNRECOGNIZED PROGRAM PARAMETER IGNORED

An unrecognized program parameter was specified.

In the message text:

csid
current system identifier.
Processing continues.
Remove or correct the program parameter.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ014I

csid USAGE MONITOR - COULD NOT OPEN FILE UMONIN

The UMONIN file could not be opened by the Usage Monitor.

In the message text:

csid
current system identifier.
Processing terminates.
Supply or correct the UMONIN DD statement in the JCL.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ015I

csid USAGE MONITOR - COULD NOT OPEN FILE UMONMSG

The UMONMSG file could not be opened by the Usage Monitor.

In the message text:

csid
current system identifier.
Processing terminates.
Supply or correct the UMONMSG DD statement in the JCL.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ016I

csid USAGE MONITOR TERMINATING - INVALID OR MISSING UMONIN DATA

At least one UMONIN input statement was invalid, or input required to be present in the UMONIN file was missing.
In the message text:
csid
current system identifier.
Processing terminates.
Examine the UMONMSG output report. Correct any invalid statements. Ensure a valid data set name prefix was specified.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ017I

csid USAGE MONITOR TERMINATING - NOW WRITING CAPTURED DATA

A STOP command has been encountered. The current repository contents are written before the Usage Monitor terminates.
In the message text:
csid
current system identifier.
The Usage Monitor starts a writer task and waits for its completion before terminating.
None required.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ018I

csid USAGE MONITOR HAS NOW TERMINATED

The Usage Monitor has now freed resources and is about to terminate.
In the message text:
csid
current system identifier.
Processing terminates.
None required.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ019I

csid USAGE MONITOR REPOSITORY FULL - NOW SWITCHING

The current Usage Monitor data collection repository is full.

In the message text:

csid
current system identifier.
A new repository is created and used for subsequent data collection. A writer task is initiated for the full repository.
None required.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ020I

csid THE SPECIFIED NUMBER WAS TOO SMALL

The numeric value of a command subparameter was too small to be valid in the command context.

In the message text:

csid
current system identifier.
The command is discarded.
Correct the numeric value and reissue the command.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ021I

csid THE SPECIFIED NUMBER WAS TOO LARGE

The numeric value of a command subparameter was too large to be valid in the command context.
In the message text:
csid
current system identifier.
The command is discarded.
Correct the numeric value and reissue the command.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ022I

csid PASSIVE MODE SET FROM PROGRAM PARAMETER

PASSIVE was specified in the program parameter.

In the message text:

csid
current system identifier.
The Usage Monitor starts in passive mode unless overridden by input from the UMONIN file.
Set the Usage Monitor into collection mode to start data collection.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ023I

csid PROGRAM NAME MASK mask NOT ADDED - ALREADY IN TABLE

A command to add a program name mask to a program mask table was issued, but the mask was already present in the table.

In the message text:

csid
current system identifier.
mask
program mask specified in command.
Processing continues.
None required.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ024I

csid PROGRAM NAME MASK mask ADDED TO TABLE

A command to add a program name mask to a program mask table was issued, and the mask was added successfully.

In the message text:

csid
current system identifier.
mask
program mask specified in command.
Processing continues.
None required.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ025I

csid PROGRAM NAME MASK mask NOT DELETED - NOT FOUND IN TABLE

A command to delete a program name mask from a program mask table was issued, but the mask was not present in the table.
In the message text:
csid
current system identifier.
mask
program mask specified in command.
Processing continues.
None required.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ026I

csid PROGRAM NAME MASK mask DELETED FROM TABLE

A command to delete a program name mask from a program mask table was issued, and the mask was deleted successfully.

In the message text:

csid
current system identifier.
mask
program mask specified in command.
Processing continues.
None required.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ027I

ECSA APPEARS TO BE EXHAUSTED - INCREASE SIZE FOR NEXT IPL

The Usage Monitor has attempted to acquire storage from ECSA, but was given CSA storage by the system. This indicates that there is insufficient ECSA for the current workloads, and that it should be increased for the next IPL.
Processing continues.
Notify the system programmer.
Add approximately 50 to 100 MB to the ECSA size in the system IPL parameters. Check the capacity of the COMMON page data set.
HSIZMON

HSIZ028I

ECSA AND CSA APPEAR TO BE EXHAUSTED - INCREASE ECSA NEXT IPL

The Usage Monitor has attempted to acquire some common storage, but the requested amount was unavailable. This indicates that there is insufficient ECSA for the current workloads, and that it should be increased for the next IPL.
Processing continues.
Notify the system programmer.
Add approximately 50 to 100 MB to the ECSA size in the system IPL parameters. Close some applications using CSA. If necessary, commence orderly shutdown and re-IPL before the system crashes. Check the capacity of the COMMON page data set.
HSIZMON

HSIZ029I

csid THERE IS CURRENTLY NO EXCLUDE TABLE

A request was made to change or display the program name mask exclude table, but there is currently no exclude table.

In the message text:

csid
current system identifier.
Processing continues.
None required. The EXC command may be used to create a table.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ030I

csid USAGE MONITOR - NO DATA COLLECTED SO SKIPPING WRITE

Before a writer task was initiated to output the contents of a Usage Monitor repository, it was found that the repository contained no data, and that therefore data output processing could be omitted.
In the message text:
csid
current system identifier.
Processing continues.
None required.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ032I

csid cmd COMMAND UNKNOWN

A command was issued but was not recognized.
In the message text:
csid
current system identifier.
cmd
name of the issued command.
The command is ignored. Processing continues.
If necessary, correct and reissue the command.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ033I

csid cmd COMMAND PROCESSED

A command was issued and has been processed successfully.

In the message text:

csid
current system identifier.
cmd
name of the issued command.
If the system identifier is shown as UMON-WTR then the command was issued internally by the writer task. Look under the description of the command for more information.
Processing continues.
None required.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ034I

csid cmd COMMAND HAS INVALID OPERAND

A command was issued but an invalid operand was encountered.
In the message text:
csid
current system identifier.
cmd
name of the issued command.
The command is ignored. Processing continues.
If necessary, correct and reissue the command.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ035I

csid cmd COMMAND FAILED

A command was issued but insufficient resources were available to execute it successfully.

In the message text:

csid
current system identifier.
cmd
name of the issued command.
The command is ignored. Processing continues.
Try again after more resources become available.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ036I

csid cmd COMMAND CAUSED NO CHANGE

A command was issued but the state to be set by the command was found to already exist.

In the message text:

csid
current system identifier.
cmd
name of the issued command.
Processing continues.
None required.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ037I

csid cmd COMMAND REJECTED

A recognized command was issued at a time when the Usage Monitor is unable to process the command.
In the message text:
csid
current system identifier.
cmd
name of the issued command.
The command is ignored. Processing continues.
Try again after the Usage Monitor has freed the resources.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ038I

csid CURRENT USAGE MONITOR PROGRAM EXCLUDE LIST

A D-X command was issued to display the program name exclude table contents. The active entries are shown after this message.
In the message text:
csid
current system identifier.
The data is displayed and processing continues.
None required.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ039I

csid REPOSITORY SWITCH HAS BEEN QUEUED

A repository switch was triggered by a SWI or STOP command, or by the current repository becoming full, but a writer task is already active. This message is followed by message HSIZ040I, which shows the creation timestamp of the active writer task.
In the message text:

csid
current system identifier.
Data collection is suspended. Wait for the current writer task to complete whereupon a new writer task is created, and a new repository is created, and data collection is resumed.
Check that there are sufficient resources to dispatch the Usage Monitor address space. Check that there are no serialization problems with system components such as device allocation which could be inhibiting writer task processing.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ040I

csid WAITING FOR WRITER TASK ATTACHED ts

A repository switch was triggered by a SWI or STOP command, or by the current repository becoming full, but a writer task is already active. This message follows message HSIZ039I and shows the creation timestamp of the active writer task.
In the message text:
csid
current system identifier.
ts
Time stamp of write task.
Data collection is suspended. Wait for the current writer task to complete whereupon a new writer task is created, and a new repository is created, and data collection is resumed.
Check that there are sufficient resources to dispatch the Usage Monitor address space. Check that there are no serialization problems with system components such as device allocation which could be inhibiting writer task processing.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ041I

csid CURRENT USAGE MONITOR OUTPUT DYNALLOC PARMS

A D-A command was issued to display the current output dynamic allocation parameters, which are shown after this message.
In the message text:
csid
current system identifier.
The data is displayed and processing continues.
None required.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ042I

CURRENT USAGE MONITOR OUTPUT SYSTEM ID IS csysplex.csid

A D-I command was issued to display the current system identifier which is to be contained in output header records.

In the message text:

csysplex

current sysplex name.

csid
current system identifier.
Processing continues.
None required.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ043I

csid DATA DISCARDED DUE TO QUEUE AREA STORAGE LIMIT

The Usage Monitor has detected for the first time in the life of the current collection repository that program usage event data has been discarded due to the queue area storage usage limit being reached. This limit was set with the QSZ command.

In the message text:

csid
current system identifier.
Processing continues.
Adjust the Usage Monitor QSZ setting as appropriate for the particular system. Recycle the Usage Monitor address space to implement the new setting. Ensure that the Usage Monitor address space is running at a higher priority than all CPU-bound workloads. Generally, monitors need to run at a higher priority than the workloads being monitored.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ044I

csid SWITCH-AND-WRITE TIME-OF-DAY IS SET TO hh:mm

A D-T command was issued to display the switch-and-write time-of-day setting for this system.
In the message text:
csid
current system identifier.
hh
Hour of the day.
mm
minute of the hour.
Processing continues.
None required.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ045I

csid CREATED area token-addr

A memory object required to hold data was created.

In the message text:

csid
current system identifier.
area
purpose of the memory object.
token
storage token of the memory object.
addr
storage address of the memory object.
Processing continues.
None required.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ046I

csid DELETED area token-addr

A memory object which was no longer needed was deleted.

In the message text:

csid
current system identifier.
area
purpose of the memory object.
token
storage token of the memory object.
addr
storage address of the memory object.
Processing continues.
None required.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ047I

csid USAGE MONITOR - ATTACHING WRITER SEQ-NO-seqnbr

A writer task is being attached to write out repository contents. The writer task sequence number is also reported. The first writer task to run after the Usage Monitor starts has a sequence number of 1.
In the message text:
csid
current system identifier.
seqnbr
sequence number of writer task this run.
Processing continues.
None required.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ048I

csid USAGE MONITOR - IDENTIFY FAILED HEX RC=rc

The Usage Monitor executed an IDENTIFY macro which failed.

In the message text:

csid
current system identifier.
rc
hexadecimal return code of the IDENTIFY macro.
Processing terminates.
Notify the system programmer.
Investigate why an IDENTIFY macro would fail with that return code.
HSIZMON

HSIZ049I

csid DATA SET NAME MASK NOT DEACTIVATED, NOT FOUND IN LIST

A command to delete a data set name mask from a data set name mask list was issued, but the mask was not present in the list.
In the message text:
csid
current system identifier.
Processing continues.
None required.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ050I

csid DATA SET NAME MASK mask LIST list

A D-D command was issued to display the data set name mask include and exclude lists. These header and trailer lines mark the start and end of the lists.
In the message text:
csid
current system identifier.
mask
INCLUDE or EXCLUDE.
list
START or END.
Processing continues.
None required.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ053I

csid MONITORING UNIX® PROGRAMS? ans

Either a UNX command was issued to change the UNIX® program monitoring status or a D-S command was issued. When the answer is YES, the usage of programs fetched from UNIX® files is monitored. When the answer is NO, only the usage of programs from PDS and PDSE libraries is monitored.
In the message text:
csid
current system identifier.
ans
YES or NO.
Processing continues.
None required.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ054I

csid MONITORING LINK PACK AREA PROGRAMS? ans

Either an LPA command was issued to change the LPA program monitoring status or a D-S command was issued. When the answer is YES, the usage of programs residing in the Link Pack Area is monitored. When answer is NO, only the usage of programs loaded into address space regions (and sometimes into CSA) is monitored.

In the message text:

csid
current system identifier.
ans
YES or NO.
Processing continues.
None required.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ056I

csid PREFER VOLUME SYMBOL OVER SERIAL? ans

Either a SYM command was issued to change the volume symbol status or a D-S command was issued.
  • When the answer is YES, a matching system static symbol that evaluates to the volume serial is collected instead of the volume serial, if such a symbol exists; otherwise the actual volume serial is collected. A YES setting might improve data matching when system software platform volume switches take place.
  • When the answer is NO, the captured volume serial number is always output.

In the message text:

csid
current system identifier.
ans
YES or NO.
Processing continues.
None required.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ058I

csid FILE UMONIN IS NOT ALLOCATED - CANNOT PERFORM REFRESH

A REF command was issued to refresh settings from commands in the UMONIN file, but the UMONIN file had been freed, and was no longer allocated to the Usage Monitor.

In the message text:

csid
current system identifier.
The refresh operation is suppressed and processing continues.
Ensure FREE=CLOSE is not specified in the UMONIN JCL DD statement. Recycle the Usage Monitor to refresh the settings if necessary.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ059I

csid REFRESH PERFORMED WITH NO ERRORS

A REF command was issued to refresh settings from commands in the UMONIN file. All commands in the UMONIN file were completed successfully.

In the message text:

csid
current system identifier.
Processing continues.
None required.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ060I

csid REFRESH PERFORMED BUT ERROR(S) FOUND

A REF command was issued to refresh settings from commands in the UMONIN file. At least one command in the UMONIN file resulted in an error.

In the message text:

csid
current system identifier.
Processing terminates.
Examine the output in the UMONMSG file to determine the problem(s).
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ063I

csid COLLECTING "UNKNOWN" EVENTS? ans

Either a UNK command was issued or a D-S command was issued. When the answer is YES, this message indicates that the Usage Monitor logs events with incomplete data which would not normally be collected. Data base content is not affected.

In the message text:

csid
current system identifier.
ans
YES or NO.
Processing continues.
None required.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ064I

csid WILL WRITER TASK COMPRESS THE DATA? ans

Either a ZIP command was issued to change the output compression setting or a D-S command was issued. When the answer is YES, the writer task writes compressed data to reduce I/O volumes.
In the message text:
csid
current system identifier.
ans
YES or NO.
Processing continues.
None required.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ065I

csid WILL WRITER TASK CORRECT LINKLIST DSN? ans

Either an LLC command was issued or a D-S command was issued. When the answer is YES, the writer task will perform a BLDL for programs known to have been fetched from the link list, and each output record for such programs will be altered to reflect the link list data set name that the writer task found the program in.

In the message text:

csid
current system identifier.
ans
YES or NO.
Processing continues.
None required.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ066I

csid nbr IDLE ELEMENT(S) "LOST" DUE TO ZERO POINTER

The Usage Monitor was terminating normally when a storage accounting discrepancy was discovered. The storage for the idle element chain was being freed when it was found to be terminated by a zero pointer before the expected number of elements had been processed. The most probable cause is a storage overlay. This may or may not represent a Usage Monitor logic error. The size of common storage which may be unusable until the next IPL can be calculated by multiplying the element count by the size of an element.

In the message text:

csid
current system identifier.
nbr
the number of elements being reported.
Termination continues.
Determine if the size of the potential loss of common storage is likely to impact upon system stability, and take the appropriate action. Ensure that all appropriate maintenance has been applied.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ068I

csid COLLECTING JOB ACCOUNTS NOW? ans

A D-S command was issued. When the answer is YES, job account data is currently being collected as program usage events are recorded. When the answer is NO, job account data is not being collected currently.
In the message text:
csid
current system identifier.
ans
YES or NO.
Processing continues.
None required.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ069I

csid COLLECTING JOB ACCOUNTS LATER? ans

Either a JAC command was issued or a D-S command was issued. When the answer is YES, job account data will be collected after the next Usage Monitor collection repository switch. If the answer is NO, job account data will not be collected from that time onwards.

In the message text:

csid
current system identifier.
ans
YES or NO.
Processing continues.
None.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ070I

csid COLLECTING REGISTERED PRODUCT DATA NOW? ans

A D-S command was issued. When the answer is YES, registered software product data from SMF is currently being collected by the Usage Monitor. When the answer is NO, then this SMF data is not being currently collected.

In the message text:

csid
current system identifier.
ans
YES or NO.
Processing continues.
None.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ071I

csid COLLECTING REGISTERED PRODUCT DATA LATER? ans

Either a PRS command was issued or a D-S command was issued. When the answer is YES, registered software product data from SMF will be collected after the next Usage Monitor collection repository switch. When the answer is NO, this SMF data will not be collected after the next switch.

In the message text:

csid
current system identifier.
ans
YES or NO.
Processing continues.
None.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ072I

csid COLLECTING DYNAMIC CAPACITY DATA NOW? ans

A D-S command was issued. When the answer is YES, hardware capacity information is currently being collected by the Usage Monitor. When the answer is NO, hardware capacity information is not being currently collected.
In the message text:
csid
current system identifier.
ans
YES or NO.
Processing continues.
None.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ073I

csid COLLECTING DYNAMIC CAPACITY DATA LATER? ans

Either a CAP command was issued or a D-S command was issued. When the answer is YES, the Usage Monitor will collect hardware capacity information after the next Usage Monitor collection repository switch. When the answer is NO, the hardware capacity information will not be collected after the next switch.

In the message text:

csid
current system identifier.
ans
YES or NO.
Processing continues.
None.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ074I

csid OUTPUT NAMES OF COLLECTED USERS? ans

Either a UNM command was issued or a D-S command was issued. When the answer is YES, collected user names will be included in the data output by the Usage Monitor writer task. When the answer is NO, user names will not be written to the output data set. Even if the answer is YES, no user names will be output if no user information was collected.
In the message text:
csid
current system identifier.
ans
YES or NO.
Processing continues.
None.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ075I

csid COLLECTING USER INFORMATION NOW? ans

A D-S command was issued. When the answer is YES, the identifier and name of each program user is currently being collected by the Usage Monitor. When the answer is NO, these user details are not being currently collected.

In the message text:

csid
current system identifier.
ans
YES or NO.
Processing continues.
None.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ076I

csid COLLECTING USER INFORMATION LATER? ans

Either a UID command was issued or a D-S command was issued. When the answer is YES, the identifier and name of each program user will be collected after the next Usage Monitor collection repository switch. When the answer is NO, these userid details will not be collected after the next switch.
In the message text:
csid
current system identifier.
ans
YES or NO.
Processing continues.
None.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ077I

csid COLLECTING JOB NAMES NOW? ans

A D-S command was issued. When the answer is YES, the names of jobs using programs are currently being collected by the Usage Monitor. When the answer is NO, only generic address space type data such as JOB, STC, and TSU is currently being collected instead of individual job names.
In the message text:
csid
current system identifier.
ans
YES or NO.
Processing continues.
None.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ078I

csid COLLECTING JOB NAMES LATER? ans

Either a JNM command was issued or a D-S command was issued. When the answer is YES, the names of jobs using programs will be collected after the next Usage Monitor collection repository switch. When the answer is NO, only generic address space type data such as JOB, STC, and TSU will be collected after the next switch instead of individual job names.
In the message text:
csid
current system identifier.
ans
YES or NO.
Processing continues.
None.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ079I

csid ALLOWING CICS® EVENT COLLECTION? ans

A D-S command was issued. When the answer is YES, this message indicates that CICS® event collection from suitably customized CICS® regions is enabled. When the answer is NO, CICS® generated program usage information will not be collected.
In the message text:
csid
current system identifier.
ans
YES or NO.
Processing continues.
None required.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ080I

csid dsn - mct MATCHES

Displays the dataset name mask for a D-D command.

In the message text:

csid
current system identifier.
dsn
data set name.
mct
match count.
Processing continues.
None required.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ081I

csid MONITORING PREVIOUSLY RUNNING PROGRAMS? ans

A D-S command was issued. When the answer is YES, this message indicates usage data for programs resident in the regions of jobs which are older than the current Usage Monitor repository and which have SMF interval recording active will be collected. When the answer is NO, there will be no usage data collected for programs that were running before the current repository was created and do not terminate before the repository collection period ends.

In the message text:

csid
current system identifier.
ans
YES or NO.
Processing continues.
None required.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ082I

csid RETAINING ALL BATCH JOB IDENTIFIERS? ans

Either a JID or a D-S command was issued. When the answer is YES, the message indicates that data for batch jobs with different JES job identifiers will not be aggregated together but will be reported as usage by separate jobs. When the answer is NO, data for usage of programs will be aggregated only by userid and job name, and only the most recent job identifier will be retained. Aggregation corresponding to the NO answer is always used for started tasks and TSO sessions.

In the message text:

csid
current system identifier.
ans
YES or NO.
Processing continues.
None required.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ083I

csid ADJUSTING FOR HYPERVISOR TIME OFFSET? ans

Either a HOF or a D-S command was issued. When the answer is YES, the message indicates that timestamps in collected data will be adjusted by subtracting the hypervisor time offset from the z/OS® date and time. When the answer is NO, the unaltered local z/OS® date and time will be used in the collected data.
In the message text:
csid
current system identifier.
ans
YES or NO.
Processing continues.
None required.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ084I

csid REPORTING TCPIP HOST DETAILS? ans

Either an IPH or a D-S command was issued. When the answer is YES the message indicates that the TCPIP host details (name and address) will be reported in the usage data file. When the answer is NO then the Usage Monitor will not report any TCPIP host information.

In the message text:

csid
current system identifier.
ans

YES or NO.

Processing continues.
None required.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ085I

csid cmd NO LONGER SUPPORTED

A command was issued that is no longer a functional Usage Monitor command.
In the message text:
csid
current system identifier.
cmd
name of the issued command.
The command is ignored. Processing continues.
Do not issue this command.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ086I

csid COLLECTING APF LIBRARY DETAILS? ans

Either an APF or a D-S command was issued. When the answer is YES the message indicates that the volumes and data set names of APF authorized libraries will be collected and written in the output data. This information is not collected when the answer is NO.

In the message text:

csid
current system identifier.
ans
YES or NO.
Processing continues.
None required.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ087I

csid ACTIVE LONG-RUNNING PROGRAM NAME LIST

A D-L command was issued to display the long-running program name list. The active entries are shown after this message.

In the message text:

csid
current system identifier.
The data is displayed and processing continues.
None required.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ088I

csid COLLECTING USAGE FROM TEMPORARY DATA SETS? ans

Either a TMP or a D-S command was issued. When the answer is YES the message indicates that usage from programs fetched from temporary data sets will be collected and written in the output data. Usage data about these programs will be discarded when the answer is NO.
In the message text:
csid
current system identifier.
ans
YES or NO.
Processing continues.
None required.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ089I

csid ALLOWING IMS USAGE COLLECTION? ans

A D-S command was issued. When the answer is YES this message indicates that usage of IMS-managed programs will be collected. Usage of IMS-managed programs will not be collected when the answer is NO.
In the message text:
csid
current system identifier.
ans
YES or NO.
Processing continues.
None required.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ090I

csid ALL type ENTRIES HAVE BEEN DEACTIVATED

A DEL, IDD or XDD command was issued with *ALL* being the only specified mask. As a result, all of the relevant type of filtering mask entries were deactivated. The filtering made inactive by the DEL, IDD or XDD command is of the type set by EXC, IDS or XDS commands, respectively.
In the message text:
csid
current system identifier.
type
EXC, IDS or XDS.
Processing continues.
None required.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ091I

csid DEFAULT type EXCLUSION ENTRIES ARE NOW ACTIVE

An EXC or XDS command was issued with *DFLT* being the only specified mask. As a result, all of the relevant type of default exclusion mask entries are now active. When the reported type is PROGRAM, program name filtering has been reset to the shipped default. When the reported type is DATA SET, all the default data set exclusion entries have been made active without altering user specified data set name filtering.

In the message text:

csid
current system identifier.
type
PROGRAM or DATA SET.
Processing continues.
None required.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ092I

csid COLLECTING LINKLIST LIBRARY DETAILS? aus

Either a LNK or a D-S command was issued. When the answer is YES the message indicates that the volumes and data set names of linklist libraries will be collected and written in the output data. This information is not collected when the answer is NO.

In the message text:

csid

current system identifier.

ans
YES or NO.
Processing continues.
None required.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ094I

csid COLLECTING NAMES MADE BY IDENTIFY? ans

A D-S command was issued. When the answer is YES the message indicates IDY(Y) has been set, so entry point names created by the IDENTIFY macro will be reported in usage data even though collected names may not match names in software inventory. When the answer is NO the message indicates that usage for entry point names created by IDENTIFY will either be ignored or reported as usage of real programs.

In the message text:

csid

current system identifier.

ans
YES or NO.
Processing continues.
None required.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ101I

csid CURRENT TRACE JOB NAME MASK SELECTION LIST

A TRCD-J command was issued to display the trace job name mask selection list. The active entries are shown after this message.

In the message text:

csid

current system identifier.

The data is displayed and processing continues.
None required.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ102I

csid CURRENT TRACE PROGRAM NAME MASK SELECTION LIST:

A TRCD-P command was issued to display the trace program name mask selection list. The active entries are shown after this message.

In the message text:

csid

current system identifier.

The data is displayed and processing continues.
None required.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ103I

csid CURRENT USAGE MONITOR TRACE OUTPUT DYNALLOC PARMS:

A TRCD-A command was issued to display the current trace output dynamic allocation parameters, which are shown after this message.

In the message text:

csid

current system identifier.

The data is displayed and processing continues.
None required.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ104I

csid JOB NAME MASK mask ADDED TO TABLE

A command to add a job name mask to a job mask table was issued, and the mask was added successfully.

In the message text:

csid

current system identifier.

mask

job name mask specified in command.

Processing continues.
None required.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ105I

csid USAGE MONITOR - TRACE TASK ENDED - CC= cc

The Usage Monitor trace subtask has ended with the displayed completion code.

In the message text:

csid

current system identifier.

cc

completion code of the trace subtask.

Processing continues.
None required.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ106I

csid USAGE MONITOR - TRACE TASK ABENDED - code

The Usage Monitor trace subtask has ended abnormally with the displayed abend code.

In the message text:

csid

current system identifier.

code

abend code of the trace subtask.

Processing continues.
Notify the system programmer.
Local reasons for the abend should be investigated. If necessary, gather appropriate diagnostic materials and contact HCL support.
HSIZMON

HSIZ107I

csid USAGE MONITOR - ATTACHING TRACE SEQ-NO- seqnbr

A trace task is being attached to capture event records. The trace task sequence number is also reported. The first trace task to run after the Usage Monitor starts has a sequence number of 1.

In the message text:

csid

current system identifier.

seqnbr

sequence number of trace task.

Processing continues.
None required.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ108I

csid TRACE CURRENTLY ACTIVE? ans

A D-S command was issued. When the answer is YES a trace output data set is allocated and is accruing data based on trace selection filters and program usage activity. When the answer is NO, no program usage events are being separately logged as trace data.

In the message text:

csid

current system identifier.

ans

YES or NO.

Processing continues.
None required.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ109I

csid TRACING EXCLUDED EVENTS? ans

Either a TRCEXC or a D-S command was issued. When the answer is YES the message indicates that events excluded from the normal data collection are eligible to be traced subject to the active trace selection filters. When the answer is NO events excluded from normal data collection are also excluded from trace data collection even if they otherwise match trace selection criteria.

In the message text:

csid

current system identifier.

ans

YES or NO.

Processing continues.
None required.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ110I

csid JOB NAME MASK mask NOT DELETED - NOT FOUND IN TABLE

A command to delete a job name mask from a job mask table was issued, but the mask was not present in the table.
In the message text:
csid

current system identifier.

mask

job name mask specified in command.

Processing continues.
None required.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ111I

csid JOB NAME MASK mask DELETED FROM TABLE

A command to delete a job name mask from a job mask table was issued, and the mask was deleted successfully.
In the message text:
csid

current system identifier.

mask

job name mask specified in command.

Processing continues.
None required.
None.
HSIZMON

HSIZ201I

DYNALLOC FAILURE RC= rc ERROR= s99error INFO= s99info DSN= dsn

The writer task could not dynamically allocate a new output data set.

In the message text:

rc
DYNALLOC return code.
s99error
dynamic allocation reason code (DARC).
s99info
dynamic allocation information code.
dsn
name of the data set being allocated.
Processing of the repository is terminated, and the data lost.
Correct the cause of the allocation failure. If necessary, use the DSN, PRI, SEC, and UNT commands to customize the allocation request for your installation. Note: The meanings of most DARC values are usually available in the appendix of the ISPF Tutorial.
None.
HSIZ0203

HSIZ202I

USAGE MONITOR - COMPRESSION SUBROUTINE ERROR

While processing repository data the compression subroutine encountered an error. The error message from the compression subroutine immediately follows this message.
Processing of the repository is terminated, and the data lost.
Correct the error described in the message from the compression subroutine. If you cannot resolve this issue, gather appropriate diagnostic materials and contact IBM support.
None.
HSIZ0203

HSIZ206I

errmsg

The HSISHRNK compression routine issued an error message which is displayed.

In the message text:

errmsg
error message from HSISHRNK.
The message is preceded by message HSIZ202I.
Examine the message for further information.
None.
HSIZ0203

HSIZ301I

DESERV FUNC=EXIT RC=rc REASON=rs

DESERV FUNC=EXIT issued a non-zero return code.
In the message text:
rc
return code from DESERV.
rs
reason code from DESERV.
The DESERV exit is not installed.
Notify the system programmer.
Research the DESERV feedback to determine why the exit could not be installed.
HSIZ0203

HSIZ302I

CSVDYNEX ADD (excd) RC=rc REASON=rs

CSVDYNEX ADD issued a non-zero return code. An exit could not be dynamically defined for the named exit point.
In the message text:
excd
dynamic exit point name.
rc
return code from CSVDYNEX.
rs
reason code from CSVDYNEX.
The SMF exit is not installed.
Notify the system programmer.
Research the CSVDYNEX feedback to determine why the exit could not be installed. Ensure that IEFU84 is an active SMF exit for the system or subsystem. If you cannot resolve this issue, gather appropriate diagnostic materials and contact IBM support.
HSIZ0203

HSIZ303I

ATTRIBUTE MISMATCH - mod NOT INSTALLED

The examined SVC table entry did not have the expected attributes.
In the message text:
mod
module name.
The SVC intercept is not installed.
Notify the system programmer.
Gather appropriate diagnostic materials and contact IBM support.
HSIZ0203

HSIZ306I

BAD statnm ENTRY PGM=pgm JOB=jbn USER=user ID=id DATE=date REJECTED

An invalid work element has been detected and some of its contents are displayed.

In the message text:

statnm
status name.
pgm
program name.
jbn
job name.
user
user name.
id
id name.
date
date.
Attempted to dump some data to HSIZSNAP if the file is allocated, and will then try to free the work element without processing its contents.
Notify the system programmer.
The problem is indicative of a storage overlay. Gather appropriate diagnostic materials and contact IBM support.
HSIZ0203

HSIZ307I

csid SCAN OF volume VTOC ABENDED -S cde

A scan of the named volume abended with the reported abend code. The scan was performed to find the data set name of a program library that is in use.

In the message text:

csid
current system identifier.
volume
volume where VTOC resides.
cde
abend code from VTOC scan.
Processing continues.
Notify the system programmer.
Check the named volume for error conditions. If necessary, gather appropriate diagnostic materials and contact IBM support.
HSIZMON

HSIZ310I

MODULE mod INSTALLED AT ADDRESS loadpt SIZE size

The Usage Monitor has dynamically loaded a module into common storage and will now register it in DLPA.
In the message text:
mod
module name.
loadpt
module load point.
size
module size.
Processing continues.
None.
None.
HSIZ0203

HSIZ311I

CSVDYLPA RC=rc RS=rs FOR mod

The Usage Monitor attempted to register a newly installed module in DLPA, but CSVDYLPA issued a non-zero return code.

In the message text:

rc
decimal return code issued by CSVDYLPA.
rs
hexadecimal reason code issued by CSVDYLPA.
mod
name of the module being registered.
Processing continues.
Notify the system programmer.
Investigate why the named module could not be registered in the current DLPA configuration.
HSIZ0203

HSIZ999U

HSIMSG/HSIZMSG FAILURE - MSGID=msgid RC=rc RS=rs

HSIMSG was called to produce a message text, but the call failed.
In the message text:
msgid
identifier of the failing message.
rc
HSIMSG return code.
rs
HSIMSG reason code.
Terminates with a condition code of 20.
Inform the system programmer.
Ensure JOBLIB/STEPLIB contains the library where the HSIZMSG message module resides. If you cannot resolve this issue, gather appropriate diagnostic materials and contact IBM support.
HSIZMON