RUN function return codes
The RUN function return codes and messages might result when using the RUN function.
Return codes and messages are returned when the particular activity completes. Return codes and messages might also be recorded as specified in the audit logs, trace files, execution summary files, and so forth.
The following table lists the return codes and messages that can result when using the RUN function.
- Return Code
- Message
- 50
- Memory allocation failure
Occurs when memory fails.
- 51
- Card override failure
Occurs when memory fails.
- 52
- I/O initialization failure
Occurs when memory fails.
- 53
- Open audit failure
The audit log file is not accessible.
- 54
- No command line
There is nothing to process.
- 55
- Recursive command files
More than one command file is included in the command line.
- 56
- Invalid command line option -x
The option is invalid for the command.
- 57
- Invalid `W' command line option
The Work file option is invalid.
- 58
- Invalid `B' command line option
The Batch (close) file option is invalid.
- 59
- Invalid `R' command line option
The Refresh Rate option is invalid.
- 60
- Invalid `A' command line option
The Audit option is invalid.
- 61
- Invalid `P' command line option
The Paging option is invalid
- 62
- Invalid `Y' command line option
The General I/O Retry option is invalid.
- 63
- Invalid `T' command line option
The Trace option is invalid.
- 64
- Invalid `G' command line option
The Ignore option is invalid
- 65
- Invalid `I' command line option for input x
The Source option is invalid for the identified input.
- 66
- Invalid size in echo command line for input
x
The size specified using the Size option is greater than memory allowed.
- 67
- Invalid adapter type in command line for input
x
The adapter is not of a known adapter type. Includes -IMxxx where xxx is an unknown adapter alias.
- 68
- Invalid `O' command line option for output x
The target option is invalid for output x. The number of characters between the single quotation marks that represent the options for an adapter exceed 258 characters in the adapter override.
- 69
Invalid adapter type in command line for output xThe adapter is not of a known adapter type. Includes -OMxxx where xxx is an unknown adapter alias.
- 70
- Command line memory failure
Occurs when memory is exceeded during echo or override card commands.
- 71
- Invalid `D' command line option
The Date option is invalid.
- 72
- Invalid `F' command line option
The Failure option is invalid.
- 74
- Invalid `Z' command line option
The Ignore option is invalid.
- 75
- Adapter failed to get data on input
Enable the adapter trace to record the adapter activity to discover the cause of the error.
- 76
- Adapter failed to put data on output
Enable the adapter trace to record the adapter activity to discover the cause of the error.
- 77
- Invalid map name
This message can occur in two different cases. First, this message occurs when the map name specified on the command line is more than 32 bytes long in UTF-8 encoding. Also, this message can occur when there is an error in the command line such that text for another execution command is erroneously being interpreted as the map name. For example, in the command line below, the number representing the size of the echoed data is missing.
mymap.mmc -IE1S HereIsMyDataButIForgotToSpecifyTheSize -AEDBecause the size is missing, it is interpreted to be 0, such that there is no echoed data. The next string encountered on the command line
(HereIsMyData...)Because it does not start with a hyphen (-), it is assumed to be the name of the next map to execute. Because the text is longer than 32 bytes in UTF-8 encoding, the Invalid Map Name message is returned.