# General Messages

The following table describes the general Batch Utility messages.

Code | Description
--- | ---
`SXG0843E` | Find for Name DD TIBMSGS failed rc-RC rsn-RSN (from APDSR rc:8 rsn:16)
Explanation: Program uses DDname TIBMSGS to point to a PDS with redirect information. The Name member was not found in the PDS. User Response: If no redirection is required, then ignore message. System Action: Processing continues. Destination: `SYSPRINT`.
`SXG8011I` | Substation ES prog-desc, Build Date: Date
Explanation: This is an initial message for the Utility and Substation IVP programs. prog-desc describes the program. Date is in the format Month- Day-Year. Destination: `SYSPRINT`.
`SXG8014I` | Current time is - Time
Explanation: This message displays the current time. Time is in the format HH:MM:SS:ttt. Destination:`SYSPRINT`.
`SXG8019E` | Progname - Error during LOG Initialize - RC:RC
Explanation: The program Progname cannot initialize the log-formatting routine and has failed with the specified return code. User Response: Determine why the log-formatting routine cannot start and resubmit the job. System Action: The program terminates with the return code `8`.
`SXG8021I` | Start Date/Time is - Date/Time
Explanation: This message displays the current date and time when the program started executing. Date/Time is in the format Day of the Week-Month- Day-Year HH:MM:SS. Destination: `SYSPRINT`.
`SXG8024I` | Field Name / Description Value
Explanation: This is the header line for listing the field names and their values. Destination: `SYSPRINT`.
`SXG8025I` | Description :Value
Explanation: This message displays an input or derived parameter description and its associated value. Destination: `SYSPRINT`.
`SXG8026I` | Description :Value numeric
Explanation: This message displays an input or derived parameter description and its associated value. Destination: `SYSPRINT`.
`SXG8027I` | Description :Value
Explanation: This message displays an input or derived parameter description and its associated value. Destination: `SYSPRINT`.
`SXG8037I` | Sending Message to Destination destination name
Explanation: This message is displayed just before the sending of a message to destination name. Destination: `SYSPRINT`.
`SXG8038I` | Destination of Receipt: name
Explanation: This is the name of the topic or queue on which the message was received. Destination: `SYSPRINT`.
`SXG8045I` | Program: Progname, terminated by console command
Explanation: The program Progname has terminated subsequent to a console command. System Action: The program terminates.
`SXG8046I` | Program: Progname, terminated due to warning or errors
Explanation: The program Progname terminated because of warnings or error messages previously issued during execution. This error usually occurs if parameters are incorrectly specified. The program terminated after validating all the input parameters that have been read. Destination: `SYSPRINT`.
`SXG8048I` | TIBCO module Progname Completed
Explanation: The module Progname has ended. System Action: The program terminates with the appropriate return code.
`SXG8049I` | Substation ES prog-desc Completed
Explanation: This is the last message for the Utility and Substation IVP programs before the program terminates. prog-desc briefly describes the program. Destination: `SYSPRINT`.
`SXG8050I` | Substation ES Administration command:Substation ES command
Explanation: This is the Substation ES administration command being sent. Destination: `SYSPRINT`.
`SXG8060I` | Substation ES Administration response received
Explanation: A response message has been received from a Substation ES Administration command, the text for which will follow. Destination: `SYSPRINT`.
`SXG8061I` | Response recorded in SYSPRINT for Command
Explanation: A response message has been received from a Substation ES Administration command, the text for which will printout in `SYSPRINT` file. Destination: `SYSPRINT`.
`SXG8062I` | Operational Request:command
Explanation: This is the Substation ES Administration command. Destination: `SYSPRINT`.
`SXG8063I` | field:<Info starts on newline>\n value
Explanation: For the message field field, the data is longer than 50 characters; the field value is displayed on the next line. System Action: The system displays two lines of output.
`SXG8064I` | {Before|After} {Wait | Wait-On-Repeat}:time
Explanation: Message Before and After a wait between message repeats (`WAIT-ON-REPEAT value`) and message groups (`WAIT value`). Destination: `SYSPRINT`.
`SXG8079I` | text
Explanation: Free form text for batch, stating the program's purpose. Destination: `SYSPRINT`.
`SXG8080I` | Field Type:Type Value:Value
Explanation: Describes the type of field and its value for the message being created. Destination: `SYSPRINT`.
`SXG8081I` | Adding Field (name) to message
Explanation: The field name has been added to the message. Destination: `SYSPRINT`.
`SXG8082I` | Unknown type for Field:F-Name Type:Type
Explanation: An unknown or unsupported field type was asked for, with F-Name being the name of the field and Type being in the invalid field type. Destination:`SYSPRINT`.
`SXG8085I` | field-name:value
Explanation: From the response message, the field name and its value. Destination: `SYSPRINT`.
`SXG8086I` | field-name:value
Explanation: From the response message, the field name and its value. Destination: `SYSPRINT`.
`SXG8087I` | field-name:value
Explanation: From the response message, the field name and its value. Destination: `SYSPRINT`.
`SXG8110I` | z/OS Console Command: ops-command
Explanation: When an operator command for this program or job is issued, the command is echoed by this message in the field ops-command. Destination: `SYSPRINT`.
`SXG8300E` | Diagnostic Message, RC:RC RSN:RSN
Explanation: If a message line extends beyond 80 characters, a separate message with the return and reason codes is sent to the output data set. This line supplies the codes for the immediately preceding or warning message. Destination: `SYSPRINT`.
`SXG8301E` | Library call error, Module
Explanation: A call to an internal module has returned an error. User Response: Contact TIBCO Support. System Action: The program terminates.
`SXG8400E` | CEE (LE) Error: Field - name Description
Explanation: A Language Environment (LE) error has occurred during the use of a field of name. Description is an extract from the LE that describes the error condition. Destination: `SYSPRINT`.
`SXG8401E` | LE Function (Func) Error. Description
Explanation: The program has called the LE function Func but received an error. Description describes the problem. User Response: Contact TIBCO Support. System Action: The program terminates.
`SXG8410E` | Parameter Usage incorrect. Suggested usage follows
Explanation: The parameter values in the `JOB` card on the `PARM` statement have been incorrectly supplied. Valid parameters are normally supplied in the output medium that follows this error message. Destination: `SYSPRINT`.
`SXG8411E` | Incorrectly specified parameter (name)
Explanation: The parameter keywords or keyword values specified in the `SYSIN` DD Name have been incorrectly supplied. name is the keyword that is in error. Normally, a return code and a reason code, which define the error condition, accompany this message. User Response: See the TIBCO Substation ES Configuration and Resources manual for the correct syntax or values for the keyword that is in error. Destination: `SYSPRINT`.
`SXG8411I` | Valid Commands (parameter)
Explanation: The program has encountered the invalid initialization parameter parameter. User Response: Fix the invalid parameter and resubmit the job. System Action: The program terminates.
`SXG8412E` | Entries Exceeded List:value
Explanation: The number of entries received and to be stored in a table exceeds the table size value. Either the parameters specified are problematic, the rate at which entries are received exceeds the rate of those being removed, or the table size is too small. User Response: Contact TIBCO Support with the information on the error from the `SYSPRINT` and `SYSOUT` files. Destination: `SYSPRINT`.
`SXG8413E` | Insufficient command line parameters
Explanation: The program encountered initialization parameters on `PARM=` that do not correspond to the number expected. User Response: Fix the invalid parameters on the JCL `PARM=` and resubmit the job. System Action: The program terminates.
`SXG8414E` | Unspecified Input parameter: parameter
Explanation: The program requires parameter in the initialization input stream but has found none. User Response: Add the missing parameter in the `SYSIN` stream and resubmit the job. System Action: The program terminates.
`SXG8420I` | parameter name: parameter value
Explanation: This is a list of parameter names and their values. Destination: `SYSPRINT`.
`SXG8421I` | SUBJ-REQ: parameter value
Explanation: This is the value of the parameter SUBJ-REQ, DEST-REQ, DEST-REP, REQUEST-DEST and RESPONSE-DEST. That is, the destination of the message. Destination: `SYSPRINT`.
`SXG8422I` | field name T:string V:field value OR field name L:Long V:field value
Explanation: This is a list of the field names and their values in the message. Destination: `SYSPRINT`.
`SXG8423I` | SetReplyTo T:string V:field-value
Explanation: The ReplyTo on the outgoing message is set to a string whose value is field-value. Destination: `SYSPRINT`.
`SXG8424I` | Messages sent to name of destination subject, queue or topic
Explanation: This is the destination to which all messages are published. Destination: `SYSPRINT`.
`SXG8425I` | Message #number received on name of response destination or subject
Explanation: Message number has been received on the queue, topic, or subject name. Destination: `SYSPRINT`.
`SXG8426I` | Message number to be sent
Explanation: This is the start of the detailed information on the message to be sent. The time interval between `SXG8429I` and `SXG8425I` depicts the response time. Destination: `SYSPRINT`.
`SXG8427I` | BYTES message sent #number
Explanation: number messages of this Type have been sent. Destination: `SYSPRINT`.
`SXG8429I` | Message #number sent - ReplyTo: name of destination
Explanation: Message number was sent. Destination: `SYSPRINT`.
`SXG8631W` | Input context not found Field:name Len:value
Explanation: The field name is in the reply message but was not inserted into the table when the utility was searching for the request message. Either the field is not in the request message or the parameters have been incorrectly specified. User Response: Ensure that the same field name with identical attributes and content is in the request and the reply message. Execute a listener for both the request and reply and ensure that the field name in error is in both messages. Set the print level to its maximum allowable value to view the hex display of the field in error. Destination: `SYSPRINT`, `SYSOUT`.
`SXG8642I` | Req Time, Reply Time: request time reply time
Explanation: The message identifies the time a request entry and a reply entry was received by the `TIMER` utility. The difference in the time is regarded as the round-trip time that it takes a request to be completed. If the print level parameter is specified and is equal to or greater than 2, the `SXG8652I` message is printed, specifying the actual round-trip time. The time format is Hours:Minutes:Seconds:thousandths of a second. Destination: `SYSPRINT`.
`SXG8645I` | CICS Send Time:Date -- Time - Task#:number Idx:value
Explanation: When a request message is initiated from CICS, you can specify the parameter of the field type that defines that a Substation ES CICS Envelope field is present within the message. That parameter causes this message to be displayed. The following items are in the Substation ES Envelope field: A timestamp The CICS task number An index number of the online table entry of the transaction that issued the request If the envelope field serves as the context identifier, the values within the envelope are printed by the `TIMER` utility. The timestamp is placed in the envelope before the CICS request module sends the message. The time format is Hours:Minutes:Seconds:thousandths of a second. Destination: `SYSPRINT`.
`SXG8647I` | CICS Trip Time :Number (sec.ths)
Explanation: In a SXR3TMER program, based on CICS timestamps, the time spent in CICS is Number seconds. Destination: `SYSPRINT`.
`SXG8648I` | CICS Trip Time (Avg) : time (sec.ths)
Explanation: In a SXR3TMER program, based on CICS timestamps, the average time spent in CICS is time seconds. Destination: `SYSPRINT`.
`SXG8649I` | Current Active Events:value
Explanation: value represents the number of currently active request entries in the context table of the TIMER utility, that is, the number of entries that have not yet received an acknowledgement from a reply. This message is printed subsequent to the issuance of the operator command STATS. Destination: `SYSPRINT`.
`SXG8650I` | Hi Water Mark:value
Explanation: value represents the number of maximum active request entries in the context table of the `TIMER` utility, that is, the number of entries that have not yet received an acknowledgment from a reply. Destination: `SYSPRINT`.
`SXG8651I` | No of Interval Events:value
Explanation: value is the number of request entries that have been successfully acknowledged through a comparison with a field from a reply message stored in the context table of the `TIMER` utility. value normally specifies the number of successful request or reply interactions. Destination: `SYSPRINT`.
`SXG8652I` | Round Trip Time:time (sec.ths)
Explanation: time is the time from when a request was received until a reply with the same context field was received. This is normally the time it took for the message to reach its destination, the application to formulate and send the reply, and the reply to reach the TIMER utility again. time is in the format of Seconds.thousandths of a second. Destination: `SYSPRINT`.
`SXG8653I` | Round Trip Time (Avg):time (sec.ths)
Explanation: time is the average time of all successful message interactions from when a request was received until a reply with the same context field was received. This is a summary message that is printed when the program ends or when the REFRESH operator command is issued for the job. time is in the format of Seconds.thousandths of a second. Destination: `SYSPRINT`.
`SXG8654I` | Messages per Second:value
Explanation: value is calculated from the number of successful message interactions and divided by the time the first entry in the `TIMER` context table was inserted until the last entry was acknowledged. This is a summary message that is printed when the program ends or when the REFRESH operator command is issued for the job. Destination: `SYSPRINT`.
`SXG8655I` | Interval Started :YYYY/MM/DD - HH:MM:SS:ttt
Explanation: This message shows the date and time the first context entry was stored in the `TIMER` utility context table. This message is printed when the program ends or if the REFRESH operator command is issued for the job. Destination: `SYSPRINT`.
`SXG8656I` | Interval Ended : YYYY/MM/DD - HH:MM:SS:ttt
Explanation: This message shows the date and time the last context entry was acknowledged before the utility printed the statistics. This message is printed when the program ends or if the REFRESH operator command is issued for the job. Destination: `SYSPRINT`.
`SXG8658I` | Refresh completed. All entries cleared
Explanation: This message specifies that the `TIMER` utility has completed an internal reset whereby the context table has been initialized and all cumulative totals have been cleared. If the utility is still executing, you can run a new set of transactions against it again. This message is printed when the program ends or if the REFRESH operator command is issued for the job. Destination: `SYSPRINT`.
`SXG8658W` | No data captured for this Session
Explanation: This message specifies that no entries have been captured for the `TIMER` utility since the program started or since the last REFRESH operator command was issued. This message is printed when the program ends or if the REFRESH operator command is issued for the job. Destination: `SYSPRINT`.
`SXG8659I` | Interval Elapsed Time:time (secs.ths)
Explanation: time is the elapsed time of all successful message interactions from the receipt of the first request until that of an interrupt. This is a summary message that is printed when the program ends or if the REFRESH operator command is issued for the job. time is in the format of Seconds:thousandths of a second. Destination: `SYSPRINT`.
`SXG8661I` | Messages Exceeding RV Round-Trip Time of time-limit was count
Explanation: In a SXR3TMER program, this message reports how many messages exceeded the time limit set using the PRINT-EX-RTT option. time-limit is the time limit and count is the is the number of messages that exceeded the limit. Destination: `SYSPRINT`.
`SXG8662I` | Messages Exceeding CICS Round-Trip Time of time-limit was count
Explanation: In a SXR3TMER program, this message reports how many messages exceeded the time limit set using the PRINT-EX-CTT option. time-limit is the time limit and count is the is the number of messages that exceeded the limit. Destination: `SYSPRINT`.
`SXG8888I` | blank line
Explanation: This line is intentionally left blank. Destination: `SYSPRINT`.
`SXG9000E` | Substation (ES) interaction Error(s) Number
Explanation: The status in the response message is nonzero, which depicts a Substation ES error. User Response: Browse the Substation ES log for more information. System Action: The message is ignored. Destination: `SYSPRINT`.
`SXG9005I` | Timeout occurred waiting for reply Continuing with next process
Explanation: The process did not receive a response message in the specified timeframe. The program continues with the next published message. User Response: Determine the cause of the error by determining if a response was sent in the specified timeframe (TIMEOUT). Change the TIMEOUT parameter if necessary. Destination: `SYSPRINT`.
`SXG9010E` | Console Task creation Error: Description
Explanation: A batch program cannot initialize the Console Command Interface. description is an extracted Language Environment message that details the error condition. User Response: Determine the cause of the error by reviewing description. Correct and resubmit the program’s execution JCL. Destination: `SYSPRINT`.
`SXG9011E` | text
Explanation: This message, issued from batch or utility programs, is a generic one that describes the error condition, which is usually an incorrectly specified parameter. User Response: The message is self-explanatory. Fix the error as appropriate. System Action: The utility or program fails to terminate.
`SXG9030E` | Maximum MSG(250) entries exceeded
Explanation: The maximum number of messages per execution has been exceeded. This utility that prints the error can only store 250 messages in its storage buffer. User Response: Reduce the number of parameters that caused the message limit to be exceeded. Correct and resubmit the program’s execution JCL. Destination: `SYSPRINT`.
`SXG9031E` | Maximum FLD(20) entries per MSG exceeded name
Explanation: The maximum number of fields per message, identified by name, has been exceeded. The utility can store only 20 fields per message entry. User Response: Reduce the number of parameters that caused the field limit to be exceeded. Correct and resubmit the program’s execution JCL. Destination: `SYSPRINT`.
`SXG9032E` | Maximum IVP(20) entries exceeded
Explanation: The maximum number of IVP parameter sets has been exceeded. The utility can only execute only 20 IVP parameter sets during an execution instance. User Response: Reduce the number of parameters that caused the limit to be exceeded. Correct and resubmit the program’s execution JCL. Destination: `SYSPRINT`.
`SXG9990W` | Buffer Overflow
Explanation: No more information can be stored in the administration’s recipe output buffer. This error condition occurs if an environment contains a large number of recipes, triggers, listeners, and such. User Response: Boost the administration’s recipe buffer size to cater to your environment by increasing the length of the field in the `BUF-IO-ADMIN` buffer in the configuration UI. Destination: Remote Messages.

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