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Chapter 6. CallCoordinator Messages

This chapter contains all of the CallCoordinator messages in alphanumeric sequence with an explanation of each message and the action you should take.

The prefix of the message, CAM or EZP identifies it as a CallCoordinator message.

CallCoordinator sends three types of messages during the operation of the system. The suffix of the message number identifies the message type:  

Suffix
Meaning

  E
Error. You     must correct the condition in error before you can continue. For example:
       EZP0031E  Year must be 00 - 99

  I
Information.     This information is a reminder of action taken and requires no response from you. For example:
       EZP0017I  Request has been processed

  W
Warning. An     unusual or unexpected situation has occurred. You can either correct the situation now, or allow the system to continue. For example:
       CAMS908W  Request handler is busy; try later

Some of the messages printed in this section contain representations of   variable data. When the message appears on panels or in logs, the correct information appears in the variable area. The following is an example of a message with variable information:


Message appears in this section in this format:

    Return code <aaaa> during <bbbbbbbbbb>, pgmid <cccccccc>

Message appears on panel or in log in this format:

    Return code 0027 during LINK, pgmid EZPACTLC

Appendix A contains tables that can assist you in interpreting table or program names.

Some messages contain references to CICS return codes. For the meanings of those return codes,   refer to the Application Programmers' Reference, for your version of CICS. You also might need to refer to the CallPath CallCoordinator/CICS Application Programming Guide for return and reason codes returned from APIs.


CAMA101E
Bal Pt1 equal to or greater than Bal Pt2

Explanation: Bal Pt1 is the number of calls that can be handled comfortably; Bal Pt2 is the maximum number of calls that can be handled. Bal Pt1 must be less than Bal Pt2, unless they both are 0.

Your response: Type valid Bal Pt1 and Bal Pt2 values.

CAMA102I
CallCoordinator is already running

Explanation: You made a request to start up CallCoordinator. CallCoordinator is already running.

Your response: None.

CAMA103I
CallCoordinator is not running, no action taken

Explanation: Shutdown was selected, but the Long Running Tasks are not active, so CallCoordinator is already shut down.

Your response: Investigate if the system is down because a shutdown was requested or due to some trouble in Long Running Tasks processing.

Your response: None.

CAMA104E
Switch is already active

Explanation: Switch activation was selected, but the switch is already active.

Your response: None.

CAMA105E
Switch is not currently active

Explanation: Switch de-activation was selected, but the switch is already active.

Your response: None.

CAMA106E
Target COR is inactive

Explanation: Switch cannot be activated in the selected COR because the COR is not active.

Your response: Start CallCoordinator in the selected COR using the Startup function from the COR Operations panel, or select an active COR in which to activate the switch.

CAMA107E
Switch is already active in target COR

Explanation: Switch activation was selected, but the switch is already active in the targeted COR.

Your response: None.

CAMA108E
Type Screen Delay value between 1 - 180

Explanation: You typed a value outside the valid range of 1-180 seconds.

Your response: Type a value within the valid range.

CAMA109E
Group is only required for Resource type 3

Explanation: The group field is only required to be entered if the resource type is 3.

Your response: Change the group field to blanks and continue.

CAMA117E
CICS Journaling required , enter Id between 2 and 99

Explanation: This field must contain a number in the range 2 to 99, because the MIS Log File Suffix Field contains a 'J' , which indicate CICS User Journaling is to be used for MIS Log processing.

Your response: Change the Journal Id field to contain a valid journal Id ( 2 - 99 ) or change MIS Log File Suffix field to A or B or blank.

CAMA118E
Invalid journal id - check JCT table and CICS JCL

Explanation: There is no entry in the JCT table and/or there are no journal datasets defined in the JCL at CICS startup.

Your response: Check that the journal Id you use does exist and is defined to CICS. See the CICS Operations Guide for more information.

CAMA119E
MIS Exit name must be provided for File Suffix of X

Explanation: If you select MIS Log file suffix of X (process MIS Exit only) a MIS Exit name must be supplied.

Your response: Enter a MIS Exit name or enter a different MIS Log file suffix.

CAMA125E
Switch ID is not in switch table or is not >

Explanation: Switch ID entered is not defined in the Switches table, or the entry is not > for default.

Your response: Type a valid Switch ID or >.

CAMA126E
From Switch same as To Switch

Explanation: The From Switch ID is the same as the To Switch ID.

Your response: Type different From and To Switch IDs.

CAMA127E
Function Backup Tel No entry required for default entry

Explanation: A default entry requires a number in the Function Backup Tel No field.

Your response: Type a valid number in the Function Backup Tel No field.

CAMA130E
Create a default entry for this ACD Group first.

Explanation: You must create a default entry for each ACD Group.

Your response: Type > in the Function field for this ACD Group entry. Then type a number in the Function Backup Tel No field and press enter.

CAMA132E
Delete of default entry not permitted

Explanation: Delete of the default entry is not permitted while entries with the same key fields exist in the table. Key fields are those fields that serve as indexes for a record in the file.

Your response: Delete entries with the same key first.

CAMA133E
Change of default entry key fields not permitted

Explanation: Change of the default entry key fields is not permitted while entries with the same key fields exist in the table. Key fields are those fields that serve as indexes for a record in the file. Such fields cannot be changed.

Your response: Delete entries with the same key first.

CAMA134E
Not a valid value - type value other than C

Explanation: You typed a value of C. It is reserved for use by CallCoordinator components.

Your response: Type a value other than C.

CAMA139E
Use API Verification Utility panel to access

Explanation: You tried to access directly a menu transaction. Menu transactions can be accessed only from the menu.

Your response: Select this transaction from the API Verification Utility menu.

CAMA140E
Insert action does not allow fields to be changed

Explanation: You tried to change fields on an insert request.

Your response: Press F5 to refresh and get rid of changes and type 4 as action code.

CAMA141E
Entry must be A-Z, 0-9, &&, *, or >

Explanation: You can type only uppercase letters A through Z, the numerals 0 through 9, an ampersand (&), or an asterisk (*), if you are entering a target pilot number in this field.

If you are entering a default entry, you must enter the "greater than" sign (>) in the first position in this field. The > sign cannot be entered in combination with other characters.

Your response: Type the correct character.

CAMA142E
Entry must be A-Z, 0-9, or >

Explanation: You can type only uppercase letters A through Z or the numerals 0 through 9 for the function.

If you are entering a default entry, you must enter the "greater than" sign (>) in the first position in this field. The > sign cannot be entered in combination with other characters.

Your response: Type the correct character.

CAMA150E
Entry must be 1 for non-Sysplex

Explanation: This field must contain a value of "1" because your environment is defined as non-Sysplex.

Your response: Type a "1" in this field. If you wish to use a different value, you may change the Sysplex Indicator field on the System Configuration panel (VA30) and come back to this panel.

CAMA151E
Entry must be blank for non-Sysplex

Explanation: This field must contain a value of blank because your environment is defined as non-Sysplex.

Your response: Blank this field out. If you wish to use a different value, you may change the Sysplex Indicator field on the System Configuration panel (VA30) and come back to this panel.

CAMA152E
Entry must be N for non-Sysplex

Explanation: This field must contain a value of "N" because your environment is defined as non-Sysplex.

Your response: ype an "N" in this field. If you wish to use a different value, you may change the Sysplex Indicator field on the System Configuration panel (VA30) and come back to this panel.

CAMA153E
SysID not defined on General Resource File

Explanation: This field must contain a value of a COR defined in the General Resource file. CORs are defined on the System configuration panel (VA30)

Your response: Enter the name of a defined COR in this field. If your environment is non-Sysplex, then this field should be left blank.

CAMA154E
Alternate SysID must not be the same as actual SysID

Explanation: When choosing the recovery options the Alternate SysID has been set to the same as the actual Sysid.

Your response: Select a valid SysID that is different from the actual SysID.

CAMA155E
Copy option available only for Sysplex Environment

Explanation: You have selected option 5 on the configuration panel to copy a configuration to create a new COR description. This option is only valid in a Sysplex environment.

Your response: Choose a valid option or exit the configuration menu.

CAMA160E
MIS and Trace Journal IDs must be unique

Explanation: The MIS and Trace Journal IDs must not be the same.

Your response: Change the MIS Journal ID or the Trace Journal ID to another value to prevent MIS and Trace data from going to the same journal destination.

CAMA200E
LOAD ERROR - TABLE <aaaaaaaa> LOADED ENTRIES <bbbb> VSAM FILE ENTRIES <cccc>

Explanation: The table is not large enough to hold the number of entries on the VSAM file.

Your response: Contact the IBM Support Centre (ISC) for assistance.

CAMA210E
SysID not defined in CAMTCORS TS Queue.

Explanation: During the startup of CallCoordinator in a Sysplex environment, a SysID was passed that has not been defined to the system.

Your response: Ensure that all valid SysIDs are defined on the system configuration panel. In case of further difficulties contact the IBM Support Centre (ISC) for assistance.

CAMA500I
BEGIN CALLCOORDINATOR TABLE LOAD AND START UP VIA - PLT -

Explanation: CallCoordinator has been initialized through the CICS PLTPI startup process.

Your response: None. This message is for information only.

CAMA501I
BEGIN CALLCOORDINATOR TABLE LOAD VIA - MENU -

Explanation: CallCoordinator has been initialized through the System Administration Menu startup process.

Your response: None. This message is for information only.

CAMA502I
STORAGE ACQUIRED FOR TABLE <aaaaaaaa>

Explanation: CallCoordinator has acquired storage for the internal tables successfully.

Your response: None. This message is for information only.

CAMA503I
TABLE <aaaaaaaa> LOADED, TABLE CONFIGURED FOR <bbbb> UTILIZATION AT START = <cccc>

Explanation: CallCoordinator has loaded the internal table with the configured table size successfully.

Your response: None. This message is for information only.

CAMA504I
<aaa> - LONG RUNNING TASK STARTED SUCCESSFULLY

Explanation: CallCoordinator has started the long running tasks successfully.

Your response: None. This message is for information only.

CAMA505I
END TABLE RELOAD

Explanation: CallCoordinator has reloaded the internal tables successfully.

Your response: None. This message is for information only.

CAMA506I
TABLE <aaaaaaaa> RELOADED, TABLE CONFIGURED FOR <bbbb> UTILIZATION AT START = <cccc>

Explanation: CallCoordinator has reloaded the internal table with the configured table size successfully.

Your response: None. This message is for information only.

CAMA507I
BEGIN CALLCOORDINATOR START UP VIA - MENU -

Explanation: CallCoordinator has started the long running tasks requested from the CallCoordinator Start Up/Shut Down panel.

Your response: None. This message is for information only.

CAMA508I
<aaaaaaaa> TABLE LOADED

Explanation: CallCoordinator has loaded an internal table into CICS memory successfully.

Your response: None. This message is for information only.

CAMA509I
END CALLCOORDINATOR TABLE LOAD

Explanation: CallCoordinator has completed the table load and initialization functions successfully.

Your response: None. This message is for information only.

CAMA510I
CALLCOORDINATOR START UP SUCCESSFUL

Explanation: CallCoordinator has completed startup functions successfully.

Your response: None. This message is for information only.

CAMA511E
RELEASE FOR TABLE <aaaaaaaa> FAILED

Explanation: During the initialization process for CallCoordinator, CallCoordinator could not release the CallCoordinator tables from CICS memory.

Your response:

  1. Monitor the CICS system log.
  2. Perform the recovery actions indicated by any errors that were displayed on the CICS system log.
  3. Find the CICS response code returned with the error message.
  4. Refer to CICS Application Programmers' Reference to determine the meaning of the response code.
  5. Follow the approved corrective action given in CICS Application Programmers' Reference. For example, if the response code indicates that CICS is out of memory, the system programmer at your facility must increase the memory size of the CICS region.

CAMA512E
TABLE LOAD FOR <aaaaaaaa> FAILED

Explanation: During the initialization process for CallCoordinator, CallCoordinator could not load the CallCoordinator tables into CICS memory.

Your response:

  1. Monitor the CICS system log.
  2. Perform the recovery actions indicated by any errors that were displayed on the CICS system log.
  3. Find the CICS response code returned with the error message.
  4. Refer to CICS Application Programmers' Reference to determine the meaning of the response code.
  5. Follow the approved corrective action given in CICS Application Programmers' Reference. For example, if the response code indicates that CICS is out of memory, the system programmer at your facility must increase the memory size of the CICS region.

CAMA513E
LINK TO CAMA821C PROGRAM FAILED

Explanation: The host computer loaded the CallCoordinator program tables to memory, then linked to the data-load program to load the CallCoordinator configuration data from VSAM files into the CallCoordinator tables. This error message indicates that CallCoordinator could not link to the data-load program and, therefore, could not load the CallCoordinator configuration data.

Your response:

  1. Monitor the CICS system log.
  2. Perform the recovery actions indicated by any errors displayed in the CICS system log.
  3. Check the CICS response code returned with this error message.
  4. Refer to CICS Application Programmers' Reference and perform the corrective actions necessary for that response code.
  5. If the response code indicates a program identification code error, call the IBM Software Support Center (ISC) and have them fix the identification code error.

CAMA514E
START FOR - <aaa> - FAILED

Explanation: CallCoordinator could not start the long running task shown.

Your response:

  1. Monitor the CICS system log.
  2. Perform the recovery actions indicated by any errors displayed in the CICS system log.
  3. Check the CICS response code returned with this error message.
  4. Refer to CICS Application Programmers' Reference and perform the corrective actions necessary for that response code.
  5. If the response code indicates a program identification code error, call the IBM Software Support Center (ISC) and have them fix the identification code error.

CAMA515E
UNAUTHORIZED ACCESS TO THIS PROGRAM

Explanation: The CallCoordinator system initialization process started incorrectly. An unauthorized person probably tried to access the system program on the host computer.

Your response: Monitor the CICS system log. If the message appears again, ask the security group at your facility for advice.

CAMA516E
NO INFORMATION ON CONFIGURED TABLES, CANNOT PROCEED

Explanation: The CallCoordinator system initialization process could not proceed with the initialization function because no information was found on the configuration tables.

Your response: Monitor the CICS system log. If the message appears again, check the installation procedures or call System Support for advice.

CAMA517E
MTS TABLE ''CAMSMTSL'' NOT AVAILABLE, CANNOT PROCEED

Explanation: The CallCoordinator system initialization process could not proceed with the initialization function because the configuration table is not available.

Your response: Monitor the CICS system log. If the message appears again, check the installation procedures or call System Support for advice.

CAMA518E
PROBLEM IN CAMA821C PROGRAM, CALLCOORDINATOR TABLE LOAD ABORTED

Explanation: CallCoordinator found a problem while loading the VSAM configuration files for the CallPath tables.

Your response:

If the VSAM configuration file does not exist:

  1. Monitor the CICS system log.
  2. Perform the recovery actions indicated by any errors displayed in the CICS system log.
  3. If the VSAM file does not exist, allocate space and reconfigure the CallCoordinator VSAM files.

If CallCoordinator cannot read and write the CallCoordinator configuration data files because of a VSAM internal data structure problem:

  1. Monitor the CICS system log.
  2. Perform the recovery actions indicated by any errors displayed in the CICS system log.
  3. If the VSAM file has an internal data-structure problem, delete and redefine the VSAM file, then allocate space for the file. Enter the configuration data again.

CAMA519E
RETURN CODE, <aaaa> - FROM <bbbbbbbb>, WHILE INITIALIZING TABLES WITH DATA

Explanation: CallCoordinator found a problem while loading the VSAM configuration files for the CallPath tables.

Your response:

If the VSAM configuration file does not exist:

  1. Monitor the CICS system log.
  2. Perform the recovery actions indicated by any errors displayed in the CICS system log.
  3. If the VSAM file does not exist, allocate space and reconfigure the CallCoordinator VSAM files.

If CallCoordinator cannot read and write the CallCoordinator configuration data files because of a VSAM internal data structure problem:

  1. Monitor the CICS system log.
  2. Perform the recovery actions indicated by any errors displayed in the CICS system log.
  3. If the VSAM file has an internal data-structure problem, delete and redefine the VSAM file, then allocate space for the file. Enter the configuration data again.

CAMA520E
RETURN CODE <aaaa> FROM PROGRAM ''CAMTACIN'', WHILE RELEASING STORAGE FOR <bbbbbbbb>

Explanation: During the initialization process for CallCoordinator, CallCoordinator could not release the CallCoordinator tables from CICS memory.

Your response:

  1. Monitor the CICS system log.
  2. Perform the recovery actions indicated by any errors that were displayed on the CICS system log.
  3. Find the CICS response code returned with the error message.
  4. Refer to CICS Application Programmers' Reference to determine the meaning of the response code.
  5. Follow the approved corrective action given in CICS Application Programmers' Reference. For example, if the response code indicates that CICS is out of memory, the system programmer at your facility must increase the memory size of the CICS region.

CAMA521E
RETURN CODE <aaaa> FROM PROGRAM ''CAMTACIN'', WHILE ACQUIRING STORAGE FOR <bbbbbbbb>

Explanation: The CallCoordinator system initialization process found errors in the table initialization program.

Your response: Monitor the CICS system log. If the message appears again, check for the installation procedures or call System Support for advice.

CAMA522E
REQUEST FOR RELOAD REJECTED, CALLCOORDINATOR IS UP

Explanation: Someone tried to reload the CallCoordinator system when it was already active. The CallCoordinator system must be shut down before it can be restarted.

Your response: Shut down the CallCoordinator system before reloading the system.

CAMA524I
END CALLCOORDINATOR START UP

Explanation: The CallCoordinator start up process has ended.

Your response: None. This is for information only.

CAMA530I
BEGIN ''CALLCOORDINATOR STATUS MONITOR (CSM)''

Explanation: CallCoordinator has started the CallCoordinator Status Manager.

Your response: None. This message is for information only.

CAMA531E
LONG RUNNING TASK -<aaa>- IS NOT ACTIVE, CALLCOORDINATOR IS SHUTTING DOWN.

Explanation: The CallCoordinator long running task has not posted status information within the required time. CallCoordinator is therefore being shut down.

Your response:

  1. Monitor the CICS system log.
  2. Perform the recovery actions indicated by any errors that were displayed on the CICS system log.

CAMA532E
LONG RUNNING TASK - <aaa> - HAS NOT POSTED TIME SINCE <bbbbbbbbbb> ON <cccccccccc>

Explanation: The CallCoordinator long running task has not posted the status information since the time and date indicated.

Your response:

  1. Monitor the CICS system log.
  2. Perform the recovery actions indicated by any errors that were displayed on the CICS system log.

CAMA533I
''CALLCOORDINATOR STATUS MONITOR (CSM)'' LONG RUNNING TASK, V884, IS BEING RESTARTED

Explanation: The CallCoordinator Status Manager is being restarted.

Your response: None. This message is for information only.

CAMA534I
ENDING ''CALLCOORDINATOR STATUS MONITOR (CSM)'' PROCESS

Explanation: CallCoordinator has ended the CallCoordinator Status Manager.

Your response: None. This message is for information only.

CAMA535I
BEGIN TABLE RELOAD FUNCTION VIA CALLCOORDINATOR PROBLEM DETERMINATION PANEL

Explanation: The table reload function has begun.

Your response: None. This is for information only.

CAMA536E
CICS ERROR PROGRAM <aaaaaaaa> RETURN CODE <bbbb>

Explanation: An error has occurred in program <aaaaaaaa> due to an unexpected return code from CICS.

Your response: Contact the IBM Support Centre.

CAMA537E
ERROR IN PROGRAM <aaaaaaaa> FEEDBACK CODE <bbbb>

Explanation: An unexpected error condition has occurred in program <aaaaaaaa).

Your response: Contact the IBM Support Centre.

CAMA538I
CALLCOORDINATOR SHUTDOWN STARTED

Explanation: The shutdown process for CallCoordinator has started.

Your response: None. This is for information only.

CAMA539I
END CALLCOORDINATOR SHUTDOWN

Explanation: The shutdown process for CallCoordinator has ended.

Your response: None. This is for information only.

CAMA540E
MIS LRT HAS NOT POSTED SINCE <bbbbbbbbbb> ON <cccccccccc> - MIS PROCESSING DISABLED.

Explanation: The CallCoordinator MIS long-running task has not posted status information within the required time. MIS processing has therefore been disabled. The likely cause of this problem is that the MIS long-running task is waiting on operator response for Journal archive.

Your response: After determining and correcting the source of the problem you should reset the MIS options flag on the Telephony Settings panel to reactivate MIS processing.

CAMA541E
COR <aaaa> REGION FAILURE DETECTED - INITIATING RECOVERY

Explanation: In a Sysplex environment CallCoordinator has detected that a COR has had a failure. The automatic recovery options set on the COR recovery policy panel will take effect.

Your response:

  1. Depending on the recovery options set, you may need to do some manual recovery of CallCoordinator or the switches connected to it.

  2. Monitor the CICS system log.

  3. Perform the recovery actions indicated by any errors that were displayed on the CICS system log.

CAMB003E
NO BACKUP NUMBER AVAILABLE, SWITCH <aaaaaaaa> FUNCTION <bbbbbbbbbb>

Explanation: The system did not find a backup number in the Load Balancing Function table for the requesting switch. A backup number is necessary for every switch.

Your response:

  1. Refer to the installation documentation on configuring the Load Balancing Function table on the host computer.
  2. Correct the CallCoordinator Load Balancing Function table configuration to show the necessary backup number or numbers for the switch.

CAMB015W
NO INTER-SWITCH TRACKING NUMBER AVAILABLE FOR REQUESTED FUNCTION <aaaaaaaa> AND LEAST BUSY-ACD GROUP <bbbbbb>

Explanation: This load-balancing error message indicates that an agent asked for a load-balanced number. However, no inter-switch tracking numbers are available because they are all in use (reserved).

Either the CallPath administrator did not configure enough inter-switch tracking numbers or agents are misusing the available reserve inter-switch tracking numbers by reserving the numbers and then not using them.

Your response: Monitor the MIS Log and resolve the problem by doing one or both of the following:

  1. Refer to the configuration documentation for the Inter-Switch Tracking Number table. Increase the number of available reserve inter-switch tracking numbers.
  2. Investigate why agents are requesting reserve inter-switch tracking numbers and then not releasing them.

CAMB016W
NO DEFAULT TGT ENTRY ON BAL PT TBL, SWITCH <aaaaaaaa> FUNCTION <bbbbbbbbbb> TGT <cccccccccc>

Explanation: This load-balancing warning message indicates that the Balance Point table shows incorrect entries. The table lists each target number, with the Day and Time columns set to >, to get the defaults.

The Day and Time columns are probably not >.

Your response: Monitor the MIS Log and do the following:

  1. Refer to the documentation on configuring the Balance Point table in the Planning section of the CallPath CallCoordinator/CICS System Management Guide.
  2. Remove the exception times from the Day and Time columns.
  3. Leave the Day and Time columns set to > for this target number.

Alternatively, you can list a target number more than once in the table. One entry must have Day and Time columns set to >, while the other entry can have exception times.

CAMB023W
SWITCH NOT ON SWITCH TABLE, SWITCH <aaaaaaaa>

Explanation: The switch in the Balance Point table does not have an entry in the Switches table.

Your response: This is a configuration error. Check the entries in the Switches table against the entries in the Transfer Load Balancing tables. Correct the entry or entries in error.

CAMB024W
RETURN CODE <aaaa> FROM QUEUE COUNT UPDATE FOR ACD Group <bbbbbb> -- Target Pilot <cccccccccc> on Switch <dddddddd>

Explanation: A request to update the queue count in the Transfer Load Balancing Balance Point table failed for the ACD Group listed. The Switch and Target Pilot number contained in the event message which indicates the need for a queue count update are also listed. The reason for the failure is identified by the return code

Your response: Take corrective action based on the return code:

RC and Meaning
Response

3 - Record not valid.
Contact the IBM Software Support Center.

4 - Rewrite failure.
Check the status of the Balance Point File/Data Table.

CAME001E
MESSAGE TOO LONG FOR EVENT QUEUE TABLE

Explanation: An event or message was too long to fit into the Event Queue table.

Your response: Contact your IBM Software Support Center (ISC).

CAME002E
MAXIMUM WAIT TIME EXCEEDED FOR QUEUE MANAGEMENT CTM DELAY

Explanation: The maximum wait time of the Queue Management CTM Delay has been exceeded.

Your response:

  1. Increase the entry in the Queue Management CTM Delay field and the CTM Attempts field on the CallCoordinator Systems Settings panel.
  2. If this condition occurs again, contact your IBM Software Support Center (ISC).

CAME003E
EVENT QUEUE CORRUPTED BEFORE WRITE

Explanation: The event queue was corrupted before the event or message could be written to the queue.

Your response: Contact your IBM Software Support Center (ISC).

CAME004E
EVENT QUEUE CORRUPTED AFTER WRITE

Explanation: The event queue has been corrupted after the event or message was written to the queue.

Your response: Contact your IBM Software Support Center (ISC).

CAMG003E
Use Agent Utility panel to access this transaction

Explanation: You tried to directly access a menu transaction. Menu transactions can only be accessed from the menu.

Your response: Select this transaction from the Agent Utility menu.

CAMG004I
Terminal has been disabled

Explanation: The request to disable this terminal has been successfully completed. The terminal will not receive panels associated with incoming calls.

Your response: None.

CAMG107I
Terminal has been enabled

Explanation: The request to enable this terminal has been successfully completed. The terminal will now receive panels associated with incoming calls.

Your response: None.

CAMG117E
Unable to perform screen copy

Explanation: The screen copy was not successful.

Your response: Verify that the entry in the Ext ID field is correct, and try again.

CAMM001E
CMCSGLBL ADDRESS LOAD ERROR FOR TABLE <aaaaaaaa>

Explanation: An error occured while attempting to attain addressability for table <aaaaaaaa>.

Your response: Contact IBM support. If possible, provide a system dump of the CICS region affected.

CAMM002I
BEGIN MIS LOG INTERFACE

Explanation: CallCoordinator is loading the MIS Log module during a CallCoordinator startup.

Your response: None. This message is for information only.

CAMM006I
END MIS LOG INTERFACE

Explanation: The MIS Log module is stopping.

Your response: None. This message is for information only.

CAMM007E
MIS MESSAGE QUEUE CORRUPTED

Explanation: Writing to the MIS message queue caused a problem.

Your response:

  1. Shut down and restart CallCoordinator.
  2. If the problem continues, call the IBM Software Support Center (ISC). Report the problem and the events leading to the error.

CAMM008E
BAD RESPONSE FROM EXEC CICS WAIT EVENT: <aaaa>

Explanation: Executing the CICS WAIT EVENT command caused a problem. The CICS response code appears but the program continues.

Your response:

  1. Check the response code in CICS Application Programmers' Reference.
  2. Call the IBM Software Support Center (ISC). Report the problem and the events leading to the error.

CAMM009E
BAD RESPONSE FROM EXEC CICS WRITE: <aaaa>

Explanation: Executing the CICS WRITE command caused a problem. The CICS response code appears but the program continues.

Your response:

  1. Check the response code in CICS Application Programmers' Reference.
  2. Call the IBM Software Support Center (ISC). Report the problem and the events leading to the error.

CAMM010E
BAD RESPONSE FROM EXEC CICS LINK: <aaaa>

Explanation: Executing the CICS LINK command caused a problem. The CICS response code appears but the program continues.

Your response:

  1. Check the response code in CICS Application Programmers' Reference.
  2. Call the IBM Software Support Center (ISC). Report the problem and the events leading to the error.

CAMM011E
BAD RESPONSE FROM EXEC CICS SET ENABLED: <aaaa>

Explanation: Executing the CICS SET ENABLED command caused a problem. The CICS response code appears and the program ends.

Your response:

  1. Check the response code in CICS Application Programmers' Reference.
  2. Call the IBM Software Support Center (ISC). Report the problem and the events leading to the error.

CAMM012E
BAD RESPONSE FROM EXEC CICS SET OPEN: <aaaa>

Explanation: Executing the CICS SET OPEN command caused a problem. The CICS response code appears and the program ends.

Your response:

  1. Check the response code in CICS Application Programmers' Reference.
  2. Call the IBM Software Support Center (ISC). Report the problem and the events leading to the error.

CAMM013E
BAD RESPONSE FROM EXEC CICS START: <aaaa>

Explanation: Executing the CICS START command caused a problem. The CICS response code appears and the program ends.

Your response: Check the response code in CICS Application Programmers' Reference. correct the error.

CAMM028I
MIS MSG QUEUE WRITE CANNOT COMPLETE - CALLCOORDINATOR IS INACTIVE

Explanation: An attempt was made to write to the MIS log while CallCoordinator was inactive. This could have been as a result of an MIS write from the MIS Write API, CAMI700C, or from a CallCoordinator module which tried to write to MIS during the shutdown phase.

Your response: If caused by API, check to see why API is being invoked while CallCoordinator is inactive. If caused by CallCoordinator, no response is necessary

CAMM029E
MIS MSG QUEUE WRITE CORRUPTED

Explanation: The message queue for the MIS Log contains incorrect data.

Your response: Call the IBM Software Support Center (ISC).

CAMM030E
MIS MSG QUEUE WRITE POINTER IS OUT OF RANGE

Explanation: The message queue write pointer for the MIS Log contains an incorrect non-numeric value.

Your response: Call the IBM Software Support Center (ISC).

CAMM031E
MIS MSG QUEUE IS FULL, A MESSAGE HAS BEEN LOST

Explanation: The message queue for the MIS Log overflowed.

Your response: Call the IBM Software Support Center (ISC).

CAMM032E
BAD RESPONSE FROM EXEC CICS DELAY: <aaaaaaaa>

Explanation: The system executive program gave an incorrect response.

Your response: Call the IBM Software Support Center (ISC).

CAMM034E
INCORRECT TASK SEQUENCE ACTION REQUEST

Explanation: An incorrect task sequencing action was requested. Valid actions are Request, Post, and Cancel.

Your response: Correct the action request and submit it again.

CAMM035E
RETURN CODE <aaaa> FROM EXEC CICS JOURNAL: <bbbb>

Explanation: A non-zero returned code was issued during a CICS WRITE JOURNAL command. The CICS return code appears in the message.

Your response: Check the response code in the CICS Applications Programmers Reference. The Journal number for the Write attempt is defined on the Telephony Settings screen, accessed through System Configuration option of the main Adiministrative menu (V800). Ensure that there is a JID entry for this Journal ID.

CAMR001E
NO START DATA RECEIVED. RECOVERY MANAGER TERMINATING

Explanation: The Recovery Manager transaction was not passed any input parameters by the calling program. The Recovery Manager transaction ends.

Your response: Contact IBM support. If possible, provide a system dump of the CICS region affected.

CAMR002E
RECOVERY REASON <a> PASSED AS A PARAMETER <b> from <cccccccc> IS NOT VALID

Explanation: The parameter value passed is not valid. The Recovery Manager transaction ends.

Your response: Contact IBM support. If possible, provide a system dump of the CICS region affected.

CAMR003E
RETURN CODE cc READING <ffffffff> IN SYSID <ssss>

Explanation: A READ of resource <ffffffff> failed in sysid <ssss> with a return code of cc. The Recovery Manager transaction ends.

Your response: Consult the relevant CICS documentation to determine the cause of the failure. Contact IBM support. If possible, provide a system dump of the CICS region affected.

CAMR004E
RETURN CODE cc RECEIVED FROM <mmmmmmmm>. RECOVERY ATTEMPT FAILED

Explanation: Recovery Manager received return code cc from called module <mmmmmmmm>. The Recovery Manager transaction ends.

Your response: Contact IBM support. If possible, provide a system dump of the CICS region affected.

CAMR005E
RESTART ATTEMPT TO ALTERNATE COR <ssss> FAILED WITH RC=cc

Explanation: An attempt to RESTART CallCoordinator in Alternate sysid <ssss> failed with return code cc. The Recovery Manager transaction ends.

Your response: Contact IBM support. If possible, provide a system dump of the CICS region affected.

CAMR006I
RECOVERY OF CALLCOORDINATOR IN <ssss> HAS BEGUN

Explanation: Recovery Manager is in the process of Recovering CallCoordinator in sysid <ssss>.

Your response: None.

CAMR007I
RESTART OF CALLCOORDINATOR IN <ssss> HAS BEGUN

Explanation: Recovery Manager is in the process of Restarting CallCoordinator in sysid <ssss>.

Your response: None.

CAMR008I
RECOVERY MANAGER HAS SUCCESSFULLY RESTARTED SWITCH <nnnnnnnn> IN <ssss>

Explanation: Recovery Manager has successfully restarted Switch <nnnnnnnn> in sysid <ssss>.

Your response: None.

CAMR009I
RECOVERY MANAGER HAS SUCCESSFULLY RELOCATED SWITCHES FROM <ssss> TO <zzzz>

Explanation: Recovery Manager has successfully relocated Switch <nnnnnnnn> in sysid <ssss>.

Your response: None.

CAMR010I
RECOVERY/RESTART OF CALLCOORDINATOR IN <ssss> HAS COMPLETED SUCCESSFULLY

Explanation: Recovery Manager has successfully recovered CallCoordinator in COR sysid <ssss>.

Your response: None

CAMR011E
SWITCH NAME <aaaaaaaa> PASSED AS PARAMETER <x> FROM <bbbbbbbb> IS NOT VALID

Explanation: The application program that invoked the Recovery Manager passed an incorrect switch name as an input parameter.

Your response: Make a note of the full text of the message and contact your Support Representative.

CAMR012E
COR NAME <ssss> PASSED AS PARAMETER <x> FROM <bbbbbbbb> IS NOT VALID

Explanation: The application program that invoked the Recovery Manager passed an incorrect COR name as an input parameter.

Your response: Make a note of the full text of the message and contact your Support Representative.

CAMR013E
RETURN CODE <cccc> FROM CICS WTO COMMAND IN <ssss>

Explanation: A CICS error occurred when the Recovery Manager issued a Write To Operator command.

Your response: Consult your CICS documentation to determine the full meaning of the error. If you determine that the error is not causedby a local problem contact your Support Representative.

CAMR014E
RETURN CODE <cccc> FROM CICS WTOR COMMAND IN <ssss>

Explanation: A CICS error occurred when the Recovery Manager issued a Write To Operator with Reply command.

Your response: Consult your CICS documentation to determine the full meaning of the error. If you determine that the error is not caused by a local problem contact your Support Representative.

CAMR015I
RECOVERED SWITCH <aaaaaaaaaa> IN <ssss> HAD NO SIGNED ON AGENTS.

Explanation: The switch that has been recovered in sysid <ssss> did not have any agents signed on.

Your response: This message is for information only. If you believe that agents would have been signed on to the switch before the problem that caused recovery:

  1. Monitor the CICS system log.

  2. Perform the recovery actions indicated by any errors that were displayed on the CICS system log.

  3. Contact the IBM Support Centre (ISC) for assistance.

CAMR016I
AGENT SIGN ON TO RECOVERED SWITCH <aaaaaaaaaa> IN <ssss> IS COMPLETE

Explanation: The Recovery Manager has completed the sign on of those agents that were previously registered.

Your response: None

CAMR017I
RECOVERY IS SWITCHED OFF FOR SWITCH <aaaaaaaaaa>. IT WAS NOT RECOVERED.

Explanation: Recovery Manager is attempting to recover all switches for a COR, however switch <aaaaaaaa> has had its recovery option set to no.

Your response: None

CAMR018W
AGENT <aaaaaaaaaa> SIGN ON UNSUCCESSFUL DURING RECOVERY OF SWITCH <bbbbbbbb>

Explanation: During the recovery or relocate of a switch, if the Recover Agents field on the COR Recovery Policy menu is set to 'Y', an attempt is made to sign on those agents that were previously signed on. In this instance agent <aaaaaaaaaa> could not be recovered.

Your response: None. The agent will need to sign on in the normal manner.

CAMR019W
AGENT <aaaaaaaaaa> SIGN OFF UNSUCCESSFUL DURING RECOVERY OF SWITCH <bbbbbbbb>

Explanation: During the recovery or relocation of a switch, if the Recover Agents field on the COR Recovery Policy menu is set to 'N', an attempt is made to sign off the agents from the original COR. In this instance agent <aaaaaaaaaa> could not be signed off.

Your response: None

CAMR020I
AGENT <aaaaaaaaaa> SIGNED ON TO <bbbbbbbb> IN <ssss>. AGENT RECOVERY COMPLETE

Explanation: During the recovery or relocate of a switch, if the Recover Agents field on the COR Recovery Policy menu is set to 'Y', an attempt is made to sign on those agents that were previously signed on. The agent shown has been signed on to switch <bbbbbbbb> in COR <ssss>.

Your response: None

CAMR021I
AGENT <aaaaaaaaaa> SIGNED OFF FROM <bbbbbbbb> IN <ssss>. AGENT RECOVERY COMPLETE

Explanation: During the recovery or relocate of a switch, if the Recover Agents field on the COR Recovery Policy menu is set to 'N', an attempt is made to sign off the agents from the original COR. The agent shown has been signed off switch <bbbbbbbb> in COR <ssss>.

Your response: None

CAMR022I
SWITCH RELOCATION BEGINNING IN <aaaa>

Explanation: A command has been issued to relocate a switch in COR <aaaa>.

Your response: None

CAMR023I
SWITCH RELOCATION COMPLETED SUCCESSFULLY IN <aaaa>

Explanation: A command has been issued to relocate a switch in COR <aaaa>, and has completed successfully.

Your response: None.

CAMR024E
RETURN CODE <aaaa> RECEIVED FROM ENQ. RECOVERY MANAGER HAS ENDED

Explanation: An EXEC CICS ENQ has been issued as part of the recovery process and has received the listed return code. Recovery manager can no longer function, so has ended.

Your response: Look up the return code in the appropriate CICS manual as a response to an EXEC CICS ENQ and take the recommended actions. If the problem persists, contact the IBM Support Centre (ISC) for assistance.

CAMR025I
RECOVERY MANAGER INVOKED BY <aaaaaaaa> DUE TO FAILURE OF <bbbbbbbbbb> IN <cccc>

Explanation: The Recovery Manager has been started by program <aaaaaaaa> due to the listed failure on COR <cccc>

Your response: Monitor the CICS message log to ensure that recovery is successful.

CAMR026E
RETURN CODE <aaaa> FEEDBACK CODE <bbbb> RECEIVED FROM <cccccccc>

Explanation: Recovery Manager received return code <aaaa> feedback code <bbbb> from called module <cccccccc>. The Recovery Manager transaction ends.

Your response: Contact IBM Support. If possible, provide a system dump of the CICS region affected.

CAMR027I
ATTEMPT TO RECOVER SWITCH <aaaaaaaaaa> HAS ENDED DUE TO ERRORS.

Explanation: This message should be preceeded by message CAMR026E and indicates the switch for which recovery was being attempted.

Your response: None

CAMR028I
RECOVERY TURNED OFF FOR <aaaa>. NO ACTION TAKEN

Explanation: For COR <aaaa> the recovery type has been set to 'no recovery' on the recovery policy menu for that COR, therefore no action has been taken.

Your response: Examine the CICS message log to determine the error that has occurred which would have resulted in action being taken by the recovery manager if the recovery type had been different.

CAMR029I
SWITCH <aaaaaaaa> WAS SHUTDOWN MANUALLY. NO ACTION TAKEN

Explanation: There are no recovery actions to take for the listed switch as it was shutdown manually

Your response: None

CAMR030I
SUBSYSTEM WAS SHUTDOWN MANUALLY. NO ACTION TAKEN

Explanation: There are no recovery actions to take for the CallPath subsystem as it was shutdown manually.

Your response: None

CAMR031I
SWITCH <aaaaaaaa> WAS RECOVERED BY CALLPATH/CICS

Explanation: The Recovery Manager has completed recovery of the listed switch.

Your response: None

CAMR900E.
ATTEMPTS TO RECOVER CALLCOORDINATOR HAVE FAILED IN <ssss>

Explanation: Recovery Manager has been unsuccessful in attempts to recover CallCoordinator in COR sysid <ssss>.

Your response: None

CAMR901A
ENTER THE SYSID OF A RECOVERY TARGET OR ENTER CANCEL TO END RECOVERY

Explanation: Recovery Manager is requesting input of a COR sysid as a target in which to recover CallCoordinator.

Your response: Enter the sysid of a target COR.

CAMR902E
CALLPATH HAS FAILED IN <ssss>. SWITCHES CAN BE RELOCATED

Explanation: CallPath has failed in sysid <ssss>. The Switches in the failing system can be relocated.

Your response: None

CAMR903A
ENTER THE SYSID OF A RELOCATION TARGET OR ENTER CANCEL TO END RECOVERY

Explanation: Input of a COR sysid as a target for Switch relocation is requested.

Your response: Enter the sysid of a target COR.

CAMR904E
CICS REGION <ssss> HAS FAILED. RECOVERY CAN BE ATTEMPTED TO AN ALTERNATE COR

Explanation: A CallCoordinator CICS region (COR) has failed. Recovery can be attempted in an alternate COR.

Your response: None

CAMR905E
SWITCH <nnnnnnnn> IN <ssss> HAS FAILED TO ACTIVATE

Explanation: A Switch <nnnnnnnn> in sysid <ssss> has failed to activate.

Your response: None

CAMR906E
CALLCOORDINATOR HAS FAILED IN <ssss>. MANUAL RECOVERY IS SPECIFIED.

Explanation: CallCoordinator has failed in sysid <ssss>. Manual recovery has been specified.

Your response: None

CAMR907E
RETURN CODE <cccc> FROM WRITE OPERATOR COMMAND. RECOVERY ENDED IN <ssss>

Explanation: A CICS error occurred when a Write Operator command was issued.

Your response: Consult your CICS documentation for the meaning of Return Code. If you determine that the problem is with the product, please contact your IBM Support Representative

CAMR908E
RECOVERY HAS BEEN CANCELLED BY CONSOLE OPERATOR

Explanation: A recovery attempt has been cancelled by the console operator in response to a WTOR message.

Your response: None.

CAMR909A
ENTER GO TO RETRY OR CANCEL TO END RECOVERY

Explanation: The Recovery Manager has not been able to contact the alternate COR.

Your response: Reply GO to retry or CANCEL to end the recovery attempt.

CAMR910I
RESPONSE TO <aaaaaaaa> IS <bbbbbbbb>

Explanation: The response to the previously issued WTOR <aaaaaaaa> is <bbbbbbbb>.

Your response: None

CAMR911A
SYSID ENTERED IS NOT VALID. RE_ENTER OR ENTER CANCEL TO END RECOVERY

Explanation: The SYSID entered from a previous WTOR has been checked and found invalid for recovery purposes.

Your response: Enter a valid SYSID for recovery or enter CANCEL to end the recovery attempt.

CAMS002E
CANNOT RETRIEVE STARTED DATA

Explanation: Executing the CICS RETRIEVE command caused a problem.

Your response:

  1. Check the response code in CICS Application Programmers' Reference.
  2. Call the IBM Software Support Center (ISC). Report the problem and the events leading to the error.

CAMS004E
SCREEN PRESENTATION CANNOT LINK TO PROGRAM <aaaaaaaa> RC <bbbb>

Explanation: The System Settings table contains a program name that is not valid on the Exit Name field for Screen Presentation. If a program name is correct, there is a problem with the installation of the system tables.

Your response: Verify that the Exit Name field for Screen Presentation in the System Settings table contains a valid program name. If the program name is valid, contact your system programmer to check the installation of the system tables.

CAMS005E
SPM PURGE DELAY TIME EXCEEDED, TO TERM <aaaaaaaa> UOW <bb>

Explanation: The Screen Presentation Manager (SPM) threw away a screen before the system displayed the screen, because the display was delayed more than the user-defined default screen delay time. The screen delay in the System Settings table might be set too low.

This error can occur if an agent locks up a terminal by failing to press ENTER.

Your response:

  1. Examine the screen delay setting. Do not arbitrarily increase the setting. A system problem or terminal problem could have caused a time out. Increase the setting only if necessary.
  2. If the increased setting does not solve the problem, call the IBM Software Support Center (ISC). Report the problem and the events leading to the error.

CAMS006E
COMMAREA ACI IS NOT NUMERIC OR IS NEGATIVE

Explanation: An edit error occurred in the communication area between the Call Tracking Manager (CTM), and the Screen Presentation Manager (SPM). The CTM sent to the SPM an Application Connect Identifier (ACI) that was either negative or showed alphabetic characters.

Your response:

  1. If the condition occurs frequently, or forms a pattern, start the CallCoordinator trace facility for the SPM, as described in CallPath CallCoordinator/CICS Problem Determination.
  2. Try to duplicate the problem, then turn off the trace.
  3. Call the IBM Software Support Center (ISC) to report the problem. Give time and location data to help the IBM Software Support Center (ISC) to find the problem in the trace log.

CAMS007E
COMMAREA UNKNOWN ACTION-CODE <aa>

Explanation: An edit error occurred in the communications area between the CTM and the SPM.

Your response:

  1. If the condition occurs frequently, or forms a pattern, start the CallCoordinator trace facility for the SPM, as described in CallPath CallCoordinator/CICS Problem Determination.
  2. Try to duplicate the problem, then turn off the trace.
  3. Call the IBM Software Support Center (ISC) to report the problem. Give time and location data to help the IBM Software Support Center (ISC) to find the problem in the trace log.

CAMS008E
COMMAREA MUST HAVE A TO OR FROM TERMINAL

Explanation: An edit error occurred in the communications area between the Call Tracking Manager (CTM) and the Screen Presentation Manager (SPM). A terminal in the communications area between the CTM and the SPM must be identified as a to or from terminal.

Your response:

  1. If the condition occurs frequently, or forms a pattern, start the CallCoordinator trace facility for the SPM, as described in CallPath CallCoordinator/CICS Problem Determination.
  2. Try to duplicate the problem, then turn off the trace.
  3. Call the IBM Software Support Center (ISC) to report the problem. Give time and location data to help the IBM Software Support Center (ISC) to find the problem in the trace log.

CAMS009E
COMMAREA FROM TERMINAL MUST BE PRES. FOR THIS ACTION-CODE

Explanation: An edit error occurred in the communications area between the CTM and the SPM.. The from designation is missing and a from terminal is necessary for the action code received from the CTM.

Your response:

  1. If the condition occurs frequently, or forms a pattern, start the CallCoordinator trace facility for the SPM, as described in CallPath CallCoordinator/CICS Problem Determination.
  2. Try to duplicate the problem, then turn off the trace.
  3. Call the IBM Software Support Center (ISC) to report the problem. Give time and location data to help the IBM Software Support Center (ISC) to find the problem in the trace log.

CAMS010E
COMMAREA TO TERMINAL MUST BE PRES. FOR THIS ACTION-CODE

Explanation: An edit error occurred in the communications area between the Call Tracking Manager (CTM) and the Screen Presentation Manager (SPM). The to designation is missing and a to terminal is necessary for the action code received from the CTM.

Your response:

  1. If the condition occurs frequently, or forms a pattern, start the CallCoordinator trace facility for the SPM, as described in CallPath CallCoordinator/CICS Problem Determination.
  2. Try to duplicate the problem, then turn off the trace.
  3. Call the IBM Software Support Center (ISC) to report the problem. Give time and location data to help the IBM Software Support Center (ISC) to find the problem in the trace log.

CAMS011E
PROGRAM WAS NOT STARTED BY CALL TRACKING

Explanation: An edit error occurred in the communications area between the CTM and the SPM. The to program identification code passed by the CTM to the SPM does not match the program identification code for the SPM, which is CAMS500C.

Your response:

  1. If the condition occurs frequently, or forms a pattern, start the CallCoordinator trace facility for the SPM, as described in CallPath CallCoordinator/CICS Problem Determination.
  2. Try to duplicate the problem, then turn off the trace.
  3. Call the IBM Software Support Center (ISC) to report the problem. Give time and location data to help the IBM Software Support Center (ISC) to find the problem in the trace log.

CAMS012E
ERROR IN STARTING TRANSACTION: <aaaaaaaa>

Explanation: The Screen Presentation Manager (SPM) could not perform a CICS START command successfully.

Your response: If the transaction is a user-supplied transaction, check the transaction IDs in the System Settings table and Agent Sign On/Off panel. If the transaction IDs are correct, contact your system programmer to verify the installation of the system.

CAMS013E
START V510 FOR SCREEN TRANSFER WAS NOT SUCCESSFUL

Explanation: The Screen Presentation Manager (SPM) could not perform a CICS START command successfully.

Your response: Ask your system programmer to determine the cause of the error.

CAMS014E
START V510 FOR SCREEN SAVE WAS NOT SUCCESSFUL

Explanation: The Screen Presentation Manager (SPM) could not perform a CICS START command successfully.

Your response: Ask your system programmer to determine the cause of the error.

CAMS015E
START V530 FOR SCREEN RESTORE WAS NOT SUCCESSFUL

Explanation: The Screen Presentation Manager (SPM) could not perform a CICS START command successfully.

Your response: Ask your system programmer to determine the cause of the error.

CAMS017E
CANNOT START USER-MODE TRANSACTION

Explanation: The SPM indicates unsuccessful CICS commands.

Your response:

  1. If the condition occurs frequently, or forms a pattern, start the CallCoordinator trace facility for the SPM, as described in CallPath CallCoordinator/CICS Problem Determination.
  2. Try to duplicate the problem, then turn off the trace.
  3. Call the IBM Software Support Center (ISC) to report the problem. Give time and location data to help the IBM Software Support Center (ISC) to find the problem in the trace log.

CAMS018I
NOT ABLE TO SEND XFER/SAVE MESSAGE

Explanation: The Screen Presentation Manager (SPM) could not perform a CICS SEND TEXT command successfully.

Your response: Ask your system programmer to determine the cause of the error.

CAMS019E
RECEIVE BUFFER V510 / ACTION CODE = XFER / SAVE:

Explanation: The Screen Presentation Manager (SPM) could not perform a CICS RECEIVE command successfully.

Your response: Ask your system programmer to determine the cause of the error.

CAMS020E
CANNOT WRITE SCREEN BUFFER TO TS QUEUE

Explanation: The Screen Presentation Manager (SPM) could not perform a CICS WRITE TS command successfully.

Your response: Ask your system programmer to determine the cause of the error.

CAMS021E
CANNOT START CAMS520C/V520 ACTION-CODE = XFER

Explanation: The Screen Presentation Manager (SPM) could not perform a CICS SEND command successfully.

Your response: Ask your system programmer to determine the cause of the error.

CAMS024E
CANNOT SEND SAVED SCREEN

Explanation: The 'saved screen image' length was zero and so no screen image could be restored on the transferred-to agent's terminal.

Your response: If this message occurs repeatedly, or is displayed consistently in particular circumstances, call the IBM Support Center.

CAMS026E
CANNOT READ SCREEN BUFFER FROM TS QUEUE

Explanation: The Screen Presentation Manager (SPM) cannot find the screen buffer in the temporary storage queue (TSQ). The system tried to read the TSQ before the write was complete.

Your response: If this message occurs repeatedly, or forms a pattern, call the IBM Software Support Center (ISC).

CAMS027E
CANNOT DELETE SCREEN BUFFER FROM TS QUEUE

Explanation: The Screen Presentation Manager (SPM) cannot find the screen buffer in the temporary storage queue (TSQ). The system probably tried to delete data from the TSQ before the write was complete.

Your response: If this message occurs repeatedly, or forms a pattern, call the IBM Software Support Center (ISC).

CAMS028E
INQUIRE FOR CUSTOMER APPLICATION WAS NOT SUCCESSFUL

Explanation: The Screen Presentation Manager (SPM) could not perform a CICS INQUIRE command successfully.

Your response: Ask your system programmer to determine the cause of the error.

CAMS029E
ERROR ACCESSING CALL DATA TABLE IN ROUTINE = <aaaaaaaa>

Explanation: CallCoordinator could not find a call data record for an agent, possibly due to a disconnect.

Your response: If this message occurs repeatedly, or forms a pattern, call the IBM Software Support Center (ISC).

CAMS030E
USER APPLICATION COMMAREA EXCEEDS CALLPATH MAXIMUM OF 32763

Explanation: The user application Commarea exceeds maximum size for Commarea.

Your response: Contact your system programmer to reduce the application Commarea.

CAMS031E
ERROR DURING CICS COMMAND, GETMAIN CANNOT OBTAIN NEEDED STORAGE

Explanation: The Screen Presentation Manager (SPM) could not perform a CICS GETMAIN command successfully.

Your response: Ask your system programmer to determine the cause of the error.

CAMS032E
ERROR DURING CICS COMMAND, READQ CANNOT READ DFHCOMMAREA FROM TS QUEUE

Explanation: The Screen Presentation Manager (SPM) could not perform a CICS READQ command successfully.

Your response: Ask your system programmer to determine the cause of the error.

CAMS033E
ERROR ACCESSING <aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa> IN ROUTINE = <bbbbbbbb>

Explanation: A non-zero return code has been obtained after trying to access one of three tables: Agents, Connection-ID, or Party Data. This occurred in ROUTINE = ... For the Agents table, the routine which can cause this msg to appear is EZPSEXTC. For the Conn ID table, it can be either CAMTIKTN or CAMTIKRN. For the Party Data table, it can be CAMTIKGN.

Your response: This error can be caused by many actions; the most common action would be not to have an agent signed on. If this message appears in the CICS system log, make sure there are agents signed on and verify that the actions performed prior to getting this error are valid. If this message continues to appear, call your IBM Software Support Center.

CAMS034E
CANNOT SEND MSG TO TERMINAL

Explanation: The Screen Presentation Manager (SPM) could not perform a CICS SEND command successfully.

Your response: Ask your system programmer to determine the cause of the error.

CAMS035E
ERROR IN RETRIEVING TS-QUEUE LIST DATA, RETURN CODE = <aaaa>

Explanation: The Screen Presentation Manager (SPM) could not perform a CICS RETRIEVE command successfully.

Your response: Ask your system programmer to determine the cause of the error.

CAMS900I
Transfer from term <aaaaaaaa> to term <bbbbbbbb> successful

Explanation: The transfer was successful.

Your response: None.

CAMS901I
Transfer from terminal <aaaaaaaa> was saved

Explanation: The transfer was saved.

Your response: None.

CAMS902I
CallCoordinator is out of service. Press Enter.

Explanation: CallCoordinator is out of service. The link to the host is down.

Your response: Press Enter to clear the message from the panel. Try again later.

CAMS903I
CallCoordinator is available now. Press Enter.

Explanation: CallCoordinator is back in service. The system is restarting.

Your response: Press Enter to clear the message from the panel.

CAMS904I
CallCoordinator is available now. Press Enter.

Explanation: CallCoordinator is in service, and the host link is up and running.

Your response: Press Enter to clear the message from the panel.

CAMS905I
CallCoordinator is out of service. Press Enter.

Explanation: CallCoordinator is out of service; the system is shut down.

Your response: Press Enter to clear the message from the panel.

CAMS906W
Request not supported by switch

Explanation: The function requested is not one that is supported by this switch.

Your response: Request another function, or review your request. If correct, contact the system administrator.

CAMS907W
Communication with switch is unavailable

Explanation: The switch is down.

Your response: Notify the system administrator.

CAMS908W
Request handler is busy, try later

Explanation: One of the telephony subsystems is busy.

Your response: Try the request later.

CAMS909I
Switch service has been restored

Explanation: Switch service had been down but is now restored.

Your response: None. This is for information only.

CAMS910E
Transaction ID <aaaaaaaa> is not valid

Explanation: The Initial Transaction ID defined on the signon panel is not defined for this CICS region.

Your response: Verify that you typed in the correct identifier. If the number is correct, contact your system administrator.

CAMS911I
CallCoordinator is unavailable. Switch <aaaaaaaa> is down

Explanation: Switch link is down.

Your response: Notify your system administrator.

CAMS912I
CallPath/CICS is trying to restore link to Switch <aaaaaaaa>

Explanation: Switch link is still down.

Your response: None

CAMS913I
CallCoordinator now available. Switch <aaaaaaaa> restored

Explanation: Switch link is back up.

Your response: None

CAMS920W
Incorrect directory number

Explanation: The directory number you entered does not exist on the switch.

Your response: Verify the number and try again, or try another number.

CAMS921W
Number is busy/unavailable

Explanation: The number is busy or is not receiving calls.

Your response: Try another number, or try this call later.

CAMS922W
Call to this number is not allowed

Explanation: This number is not receiving calls.

Your response: Try this call later, or try another number.

CAMS923W
Telephony request rejected

Explanation: The function you have requested is not available on the switch.

Your response: Notify your system administrator.

CAMT003W
RESERVED PILOT NUMBER NOT RELEASED

Explanation: CallCoordinator cannot find the reserved pilot number (used in load balancing) that released the call being processed by CallCoordinator. This warning message appears with load balancing. An error might exist in the CallCoordinator software.

Your response: Monitor the MIS Log, looking for frequent occurrences of the problem or for a pattern. If the problem persists, call the IBM Software Support Center (ISC).

CAMT011W
SCREEN PRESENTATION RETURN WITH ERROR

Explanation: CallCoordinator received a non-zero CICS response code from the Screen Presentation Manager (SPM) software. The wrong panel (or no panel) can appear on the terminal, as a symptom.

This might be caused by either CICS or the CallCoordinator software.

Your response: Monitor the CICS system log, looking for frequent occurrences of the problem or for a pattern. Call the IBM Software Support Center (ISC).

CAMT013I
CMCT ENTRY DELETED BY CALL TRACKING

Explanation: CallCoordinator cleared an entry out of the Call Management Control table (CMCT). The system administrator must decide how frequently CallCoordinator will clear the CMCT.

Your response: If the clearing occurs too frequently, monitor the system using the MIS Log and the CallCoordinator Trace Facility, as discussed in CallPath CallCoordinator/CICS Problem Determination. Take the recovery actions suggested by the error messages.

CAMT014W
SWITCH RESTART OPTION OF INSTALLATION PARAMETER IS MISSING

Explanation: The CallCoordinator global variables must show a CallCoordinator restart option that is set to YES or NO. This tells CallCoordinator what to do after receiving a message indicating that a switch restarted. If set to NO, CallCoordinator keeps on functioning as though nothing had happened. if set to YES, CallCoordinator logs the restart notification and all CMCT entries associated with the switch ID of the restarted switch. The CallPath administrator forgot to configure the restart option parameter.

Your response: Access the parameters configuration panel and select YES or NO as the restart option parameter.

CAMT017I
SWITCH RESTART MESSAGE RECEIVED

Explanation: CallCoordinator received a message indicating that the switch had started again.

Your response: None. This message is for information only.

CAMT020E
CALL TRACKING MANAGER LOGIC ERROR

Explanation: The application-connect identification code for the CTM is not valid. This warning message can occur with any type of call tracking message. An error might exist in the CallCoordinator software.

Your response: Monitor the MIS Log and perform the recovery actions indicated by any error messages found. Call the IBM Software Support Center (ISC).

CAMT030E
CTM EVENT MESSAGE QUEUE IS EMPTY

Explanation: The Call Tracking Manager (CTM) event message queue is empty. Error could be in the CallPath Services receiver.

Your response: Contact CICS system programmer.

CAMT040E
CANNOT READ DATA FROM <aaaaaaaa>

Explanation: The Call Tracking Manager (CTM) tried, and failed, to read the CallCoordinator configuration data from the VSAM file referenced by <ddnam>.

Your response: Contact CICS system programmer.

CAMT050I
UNAUTHORIZED ACCESS, CONTACT SYSTEM SUPPORT

Explanation: Someone tried to start the V200 module (call tracking) without going through the usual startup procedure.

Your response: None. This message is for information only.

CAMT051I
BEGIN CALL TRACKING MANAGER (CTM)

Explanation: CallCoordinator has begun a routine startup of CTM.

Your response: None. This message is for information only.

CAMT052E
CTM START FAILED ERROR FOUND IN TABLE ADDRESSABILITY

Explanation: The CTM detected table addressability error. An error exists in the host software (CICS or CallCoordinator or some other application).

Your response: Shut down and restart CallCoordinator. If the problem is not solved, call the IBM Software Support Center (ISC) to report the problem and the events leading to the error.

CAMT053I
CALL TRACKING MANAGER IS ALREADY ACTIVE

Explanation: Someone tried to start the Call Tracking Manager (CTM) without going through the standard startup procedure, and the CTM was already running.

Your response: None. This message is for information only.

CAMT054I
END CALL TRACKING MANAGER (CTM)

Explanation: CallCoordinator has ended CTM. This message appears during a routine shutdown.

Your response: None. This message is for information only.

CAMT055I
CALL TRACKING SHUTDOWN REQUEST ACKNOWLEDGED

Explanation: CallCoordinator has received the request for shutdown.

Your response: None. This message is for information only.

CAMT056I
SHUTDOWN STATISTICS: MAXIMUM = <aaaa>, HIGH WATER = <bbbb> <ccccccccccccccc>

Explanation: The usage for table <ccccccccccccccc> is such that the maximum entries configured is <aaaa> and the maximum entries used during this run CallCoordinator was <bbbb>. You can use this information to judge if your table size needs adjusting.

Your response: None. This message is for information only.

CAMT057E
CALL MANAGEMENT CONTROL TABLE (CMCT) FULL

Explanation: The Call Management Control table (CMCT) is full, and the CallCoordinator system cannot process more call event messages.

Your response: Increase the size of the CMCT, using the CallCoordinator Table Sizes panel. Then reload the tables, using the CallCoordinator Problem Determination panel.

CAMT058I
CMCT TABLE FULL, HOUSEKEEPING STARTED

Explanation: The CMCT is full, and the CallCoordinator system cannot process any more call event messages.

Either the CMCT size is not adequate or the CMCT housekeeping (cleanup) program was not configured correctly to clean out old CMCT entries.

Your response: Monitor the MIS Log. According to the indicated cause, do the following:

CAMT060E
CANNOT READ DATA FROM THE SYSTEM SETTINGS FILE

Explanation: The Call Tracking Manager (CTM) cannot read System Settings data from the System Settings file.

Your response: Contact CICS system programmer.

CAMT061I
SWITCH HAS BEEN SUCCESSFULLY RESTARTED

Explanation: The switch has successfully restarted.

Your response: None. This message is for information only.

CAMT062I
HOST LINK IS DOWN

Explanation: The link from the switch through the gateway to the host computer is not running. After a link shutdown, this message is written to the MIS log.

Your response: None. This message is for information only.

CAMT063I
HOST LINK IS UP AND RUNNING

Explanation: The host computer received a link alert indicating that the link from the switch through the gateway to the host computer is active.

Your response: None. This message is for information only.

CAMT064I
CMCT CLEAN-UP STARTED. CMCT ENTRIES IN USE = <cccc>

Explanation:

Your response:

CAMT065I
CMCT CLEAN-UP COMPLETE. CMCT ENTRIES IN USE = <cccc>

Explanation:

Your response:

CAMT070E
CTM WAKES UP BY ITSELF, CALLPATH SERVICES RECEIVER IS OUT OF SERVICE

Explanation: The Call Tracking Manager (CTM) (V200) wakes up by itself and is not awakened by the CallPath Services program.

Your response: Contact CICS system programmer.

CAMT073E
CTM EVENT MESSAGE QUEUE CORRUPTED

Explanation: The event message queue for Call Tracking Manager (CTM) contains incorrect data.

Your response: Contact CICS system programmer.

CAMT075E
CALLPATH SERVICES RECEIVER ENCOUNTERS CICS PROBLEM : RC = <aaaa>

Explanation: The CallPath Services receiver program (V220) has a CICS problem and no event is processed by the Call Tracking Manager (CTM).

Your response: Contact CICS system programmer.

CAMT078E
CALLPATH SERVICES RECEIVER ENCOUNTERS CALLPATH SERVICES PROBLEM

Explanation: The CallPath Services receiver program (V220) has a CallPath Services problem and no event is processed by the Call Tracking Manager (CTM)

Your response: Contact CICS system programmer.

CAMT080E
INCORRECT SPM ACTION, FROM_AGENT STATUS = <a>, TO_AGENT STATUS = <b>

Explanation: Call Tracking encountered an invalid combination of to- and from-agent status and was unable to invoke screen presentation as a result.

Your response: If this message occurs repeatedly, or is displayed consistently in particular circumstances, call the IBM Support Center.

CAMT101E
MISSING DATA IN CALLPATH MESSAGE

Explanation: A message was received from the CallPath/CICS for OS/390 subsystem that did not contain enough connection IDs for CallCoordinator to be able to process. This situation may occur if an undetected restart of a switch or gateway occurred, or as the result of an error in CallPath/CICS for OS/390.

Your response: Contact the system administrator for CallPath/CICS for OS/390 for problem determination.

CAMT102W
CONFLICTING CALL DELETED

Explanation: A message was received from the switch that implied that a connection was to a call that is not the same as a call already in the CMCT. The old call is deleted and this message written to the MIS log. This situation may occur if an undetected restart of a switch or gateway occurred, or as the result of an error in CallPath/CICS for OS/390.

Your response: Contact the system administrator for CallPath/CICS for OS/390 for problem determination.

CAMT103E
EXISTING CALL NOT FOUND FOR CALL-TRANSFERRED MESSAGE

Explanation: A Call_Transferred message contains data for the connections of the transferring party to two existing calls. One or more of the calls could not be found in the CMCT. This may be the result of lost messages from a link restart, or a CMCT full condition.

Your response: Examine the MIS log to see if it includes a link restart or CMCT-full message, If not, contact the system administrator for CallPath/CICS for OS/390 for problem determination.

CAMT104E
EXISTING CALL NOT FOUND FOR CALL-ALTERNATED MESSAGE

Explanation: A Call_Alternated message contains data for the connections of a party who is alternating between two existing calls. One or more of the calls could not be found in the CMCT. This may be the result of lost messages from a link restart, or a CMCT full condition.

Your response: Examine the MIS log to see if it includes a link restart or CMCT-full message, If not, contact the system administrator for CallPath/CICS for OS/390 for problem determination.

CAMT105E
EXISTING CALL NOT FOUND FOR CALL-CONFERENCED MESSAGE

Explanation: A Call_Conferenced message contains data for the connections of the party who joined two existing calls. One or more of the calls could not be found in the CMCT. This may be the result of lost messages from a link restart, or a CMCT full condition.

Your response: Examine the MIS log to see if it includes a link restart or CMCT-full message, If not, contact the system administrator for CallPath/CICS for OS/390 for problem determination.

CAMT106E
CALLING PARTY ROLE CANNOT BE IDENTIFIED

Explanation: A message contains data for the connections of one or more parties, but the calling-party role cannot be determined. This may be the result of lost messages from a link restart, or a CMCT full condition.

Your response: Examine the MIS log to see if it includes a link restart or CMCT-full message, If not, contact the system administrator for CallPath/CICS for OS/390 for problem determination.

CAMT107E
CALLED PARTY ROLE CANNOT BE IDENTIFIED

Explanation: A message contains data for the connections of one or more parties, but the called-party role cannot be determined. Call Tracking is unable to determine which agent controls, or should receive, the screen transaction. This may be the result of lost messages from a link restart, or a CMCT full condition.

Your response: Examine the MIS log to see if it includes a link restart or CMCT-full message. If not, contact the system administrator for CallPath/CICS for OS/390 for problem determination.

CAMT108E
INCORRECT CALLPATH MESSAGE: CALL TYPE is STL_DATA

Explanation: The Call Tracking Manager (CTM) receives an incorrect CallPath Services event call type.

Your response: Contact the system administrator for CallPath/CICS for OS/390 for problem determination.

CAMT109E
CMCT TABLE ACCESS FAILED: FUNC = <aaaaaaaaaa> RC = <bbbb>

Explanation: The Call Tracking Manager (CTM) detects error in the CMCT table access.

Your response: Call the IBM Software Support Center (ISC) to report the problem. Give time and location data to help the IBM Software Support Center (ISC) to find the problem in the CICS system log.

CAMT110E
DISCONNECTING PARTY ROLE CANNOT BE IDENTIFIED

Explanation: The Call Tracking Manager (CTM) cannot identify the party role for this Disconnect message.

Your response: Examine the MIS log to see if it includes a link restart or CMCT-full message. If not, contact the system administrator for CallPath/CICS for OS/390 for problem determination.

CAMT111E
SWITCH ID <aaaaaaaa> CANNOT BE IDENTIFIED

Explanation: The event message contains a switch that is not defined on the Switches table.

Your response: Define the switch on the Switches table.

CAMT112E
EXISTING CALL NOT FOUND FOR DATA-COLLECTED MESSAGE

Explanation: A Data_Collected event message was received from the CallPath subsystem but the connection_id contained in the message does not refer to any active telephone call known to CallCoordinator

Your response: This may be a timing issue in that the caller hung up before the data_collected event arrived. If this message occurs repeatedly, or is displayed consistently in particular circumstances, call the IBM Support Center.

CAMT113E
CONNECTION ID NOT FOUND FOR DATA-COLLECTED MESSAGE

Explanation: A Data_Collected event message was received from the CallPath subsystem but no connection_id was contained in the message.

Your response: This may signify a CallPath subsystem error. If this message occurs repeatedly, or is displayed consistently in particular circumstances, call the IBM Support Center.

CAMT114E
DUPLICATE CONNECTION ID IN CALL HELD EVENT MSG, EVENT MSG IGNORED

Explanation: A Call_Held event message was received from the CallPath subsystem and both the held_party and holding_party connection_ids were the same. The event message is treated as being invalid and is ignored.

Your response: This may signify a CallPath subsystem error. If this message occurs repeatedly, or is displayed consistently in particular circumstances, call the IBM Support Center.

CAMT201E
MIS MSG QUEUE CORRUPTED

Explanation: The message queue for the MIS Log contains incorrect data.

Your response:

  1. Stop and restart CallCoordinator and the CICS CallCoordinator region.
  2. If the condition occurs frequently, or forms a pattern, start the CallCoordinator trace facility for the Call Tracking Manager (CTM) and the Screen Presentation Manager (SPM), as described in CallPath CallCoordinator/CICS Problem Determination.
  3. Try to duplicate the problem, then turn off the trace.
  4. Call the IBM Software Support Center (ISC) to report the problem. Give time and location data to help the IBM Software Support Center (ISC) to find the problem in the trace log.

CAMT202E
MIS MSG QUEUE WRITE POINTER IS OUT OF RANGE

Explanation: The message queue write pointer for the MIS Log contains an incorrect numeric value.

Your response:

  1. Stop and restart CallCoordinator and the CICS CallCoordinator region.
  2. If the condition occurs frequently, or forms a pattern, start the CallCoordinator trace facility for the Call Tracking Manager (CTM) and the Screen Presentation Manager (SPM), as described in CallPath CallCoordinator/CICS Problem Determination.
  3. Try to duplicate the problem, then turn off the trace.
  4. Call the IBM Software Support Center (ISC) to report the problem. Give time and location data to help the IBM Software Support Center (ISC) to find the problem in the trace log.

CAMT203E
MIS MSG QUEUE IS FULL, A MESSAGE HAS BEEN LOST

Explanation: The message queue for the MIS Log overflowed. The MIS message queue is too small.

Your response:

  1. Stop and restart CallCoordinator and the CICS CallCoordinator region.
  2. If the condition occurs frequently, or forms a pattern, start the CallCoordinator trace facility for the Call Tracking Manager (CTM) and the Screen Presentation Manager (SPM), as described in CallPath CallCoordinator/CICS Problem Determination.
  3. Try to duplicate the problem, then turn off the trace.
  4. Call the IBM Software Support Center (ISC) to report the problem. Give time and location data to help the IBM Software Support Center (ISC) to find the problem in the trace log.

CAMT204E
MIS MSG QUEUE READ POINTER IS OUT OF RANGE

Explanation: The message queue read pointer for the MIS Log contains an incorrect numeric value.

Your response:

  1. Stop and restart CallCoordinator and the CICS CallCoordinator region.
  2. If the condition occurs frequently, or forms a pattern, start the CallCoordinator trace facility for the Call Tracking Manager (CTM) and the Screen Presentation Manager (SPM), as described in CallPath CallCoordinator/CICS Problem Determination.
  3. Try to duplicate the problem, then turn off the trace.
  4. Call the IBM Software Support Center (ISC) to report the problem. Give time and location data to help the IBM Software Support Center (ISC) to find the problem in the trace log.

CAMT205E
MIS MSG QUEUE ERROR, BAD RETURN CODE

Explanation: The MIS Log Queue write program returns with bad return code.

Your response:

  1. Stop and restart CallCoordinator and the CICS CallCoordinator region.
  2. If the condition occurs frequently, or forms a pattern, start the CallCoordinator trace facility for the Call Tracking Manager (CTM) and the Screen Presentation Manager (SPM), as described in CallPath CallCoordinator/CICS Problem Determination.
  3. Try to duplicate the problem, then turn off the trace.
  4. Call the IBM Software Support Center (ISC) to report the problem. Give time and location data to help the IBM Software Support Center (ISC) to find the problem in the trace log.

CAMT302E
INCORRECT MESSAGE CLASS

Explanation: CallCoordinator received a message that was not valid. A major CallCoordinator system problem exists.

Your response:

  1. If the condition occurs frequently, or forms a pattern, start the CallCoordinator trace facility for the Call Tracking Manager (CTM) and the Screen Presentation Manager (SPM), as described in CallPath CallCoordinator/CICS Problem Determination.
  2. Try to duplicate the problem, then turn off the trace.
  3. Call the IBM Software Support Center (ISC) to report the problem. Give time and location data to help the IBM Software Support Center (ISC) to find the problem in the trace log.

CAMT303E
INCORRECT PSEUDOEVENT MESSAGE CODE

Explanation: CallCoordinator received incorrect data as a call event message.

Your response:

  1. If the condition occurs frequently, or forms a pattern, start the CallCoordinator trace facility for the Call Tracking Manager (CTM) and the Screen Presentation Manager (SPM), as described in CallPath CallCoordinator/CICS Problem Determination.
  2. Try to duplicate the problem, then turn off the trace.
  3. Call the IBM Software Support Center (ISC) to report the problem. Give time and location data to help the IBM Software Support Center (ISC) to find the problem in the trace log.

CAMT304E
CALLPATH/CICS MESSAGE CODE NOT SUPPORTED

Explanation:

Your response:

CAMT305E
INCORRECT CALLPATH MESSAGE CODE

Explanation: CallCoordinator received a message type that is not known to CallCoordinator. One of the following events caused a major CallCoordinator system problem:

Your response:

  1. If the condition occurs frequently, or forms a pattern, start the CallCoordinator trace facility for the Call Tracking Manager (CTM) and the Screen Presentation Manager (SPM), as described in CallPath CallCoordinator/CICS Problem Determination.
  2. Try to duplicate the problem, then turn off the trace.
  3. Call the IBM Software Support Center (ISC) to report the problem. Give time and location data to help the IBM Software Support Center (ISC) to find the problem in the trace log.

CAMT310E
CALLPATH SERVICES SIGNON FAILED FOR <aaaaaaaa> <b> <cccccccccc> DURING <dddddddd> RC=<eeee>

Explanation: CallCoordinator attempted to sign a resource on to CallPath Services and failed.

Your response: Either CallPath Services is down or the switch is down. Correct the problem, and CallCoordinator will automatically sign affected resources back on to CallPath Services when they are signed on to CallCoordinator.

CAMT311E
CALLPATH SERVICES SIGNOFF FAILED FOR <aaaaaaaa> <b> <cccccccccc> DURING <dddddddd> RC=<eeee>

Explanation: CallCoordinator attempted to sign a resource off of CallPath Services and the attempt failed.

Your response: Either CallPath Services is down or the switch is down. Correct the problem. No further action needs to be taken to sign the agent off of CallCoordinator.

CAMT312E
CALLPATH SERVICES SIGNON FAILED; SWITCH <aaaaaaaa> NOT DEFINED TO CALLCOORDINATOR

Explanation: The switch associated with the resource being signed on does not have an entry in the Switches table.

Your response: This is a configuration error. Check the entries in the Switches table against the entries in the Agents table and Load Balancing tables. Correct the entry or entries in error.

CAMT313E
CALLPATH SERVICES SIGNOFF FAILED; SWITCH <aaaaaaaa> NOT DEFINED TO CALLCOORDINATOR

Explanation: The switch associated with the resource being signed off does not have an entry in the Switches table.

Your response: This is a configuration error. Check the entries in the Switches table against the entries in the Agents table and Load Balancing tables. Correct the entry or entries in error.

CAMT314I
BEGIN CALLPATH SERVICES RECEIVER

Explanation: A routine startup of CallPath Services Receiver has begun.

Your response: None. This message is for information only.

CAMT315I
END CALLPATH SERVICES RECEIVER

Explanation: A routine shutdown of CallPath Services Receiver has occurred.

Your response: None. This message is for information only.

CAMT316E
ABNORMAL TERMINATION CALLPATH SERVICES RECEIVER -- EVENT MSG QUEUE NOT INITIALIZED

Explanation: CallCoordinator has detected an error in its internally managed storage.

Your response: Restart CTM. If the problem recurs, call the IBM Software Support Center (ISC).

CAMT317E
CALLPATH SERVICES CALL FAILED: <aaaaaaaa> RC=<bbbb>

Explanation: CallCoordinator detected an error during a routine call to CallPath Services.

Your response: Restart CTM. If the problem recurs, call the IBM Software Support Center (ISC).

CAMT318E
EMQ TOO SMALL: MESSAGE LOST <aaa> <bbbbbbbbbb> <ccccccccccccccccccccccccc

Explanation: CallCoordinator detected an error trying to write to its internal queue.

Your response: Call the IBM Software Support Center (ISC).

CAMT319E
WAIT TIME EXCEEDED: MESSAGE LOST <aaa> <bbbbbbbbbb> <cccccccccccccccccccccccccccccc>

Explanation: A message was lost because the maximum wait time allowed by CTM delay and CTM attempts has been exceeded.

Your response: Adjust the wait time by entering larger values in the CTM delay and CTM attempts fields on the CallCoordinator System Settings panel.

CAMT320E
EMQ CORRUPTED BEFORE WRITE: MSG LOST <aaa> <bbbbbbbbbb> <cccccccccccccccccccccccccccccc>

Explanation: CallCoordinator detected an error trying to write to its internal queue.

Your response: Call the IBM Software Support Center (ISC).

CAMT321E
EMQ CORRUPTED AFTER WRITE: MSG LOST <aaa> <bbbbbbbbbb> <cccccccccccccccccccccccccccccc>

Explanation: CallCoordinator detected an error trying to write to its internal queue.

Your response: Call the IBM Software Support Center (ISC).

CAMT323I
COMMUNICATION ESTABLISHED WITH SWITCH <aaaaaaaa>

Explanation: CallCoordinator has successfully established communication with the switch.

Your response: None. This is for information only.

CAMT324E
COMMUNICATION FAILED WITH SWITCH <aaaaaaaa>

Explanation: CallCoordinator has attempted to establish communication with a switch and failed.

Your response: Determine why the switch is out of service and correct the problem.

CAM