EQQR672E EQQR675E
EQQR672E A USER EXIT DEFINED WILL NOT BE CALLED. IT IS NOT EXECUTABLE
Explanation: An exit is referred to in variable substitution or JCL tailoring. TME 10 OPC has previously discovered
an abend in this exit and marked it as not executable. This exit will not be called again.
System action: The system waits for you to respond.
User response: Contact your system programmer.
System programmer response: Correct the exit, and restart TME 10 OPC to use the exit again.
Check the TME 10 OPC message log and look for message EQQJ518 or EQQJ617.
EQQR673E SUBSTITUTION ERROR, SEE MSG IN JCL
Explanation: The message is issued to a user in the JCL Setup dialog to indicate that an error has been detected
during variable substitution.
System action: The system waits for you to respond.
Problem determination: Look at the detailed error message that has been inserted into the JCL. You can find the
message by entering ISPF command LOCATE SPECIAL.
User response: Correct the JCL.
EQQR674E A SETUP PHASE DIRECTIVE REFERS TO A SUBMIT VARIABLE
Explanation: Current job contains a JCL processing directive specifying PHASE=SETUP. TME 10 OPC could not
determine what action is requested by the statement because it refers to a JCL variable whose value will be
determined during the submit phase.
System action: The system waits for you to respond.
User response: Enter the JCL Edit dialog and correct the incorrect statement. Then reenter the Ready List dialog
and retry JCL setup for current operation.
EQQR675E AN ERROR OCCURRED DURING JCL-VARIABLE SUBSTITUTION.
Explanation: An error was detected during JCL-variable substitution processing. This message can be issued to a:
Dialog user In the JCL Setup dialog to indicate that an error has been detected during variable substitution
PIF application In the EQQMLOG for the PIF job when any type of substitution or validation error occurs.
System action: In the dialog, the system waits for you to respond. If the error occurred while using the PIF, the job
is terminated with return code 0008.
Problem determination: In the dialog, look at the detailed error message that has been inserted into the JCL. You
can find the message by entering ISPF command LOCATE SPECIAL.
If you are using the PIF, check the controller message log (EQQMLOG) for messages describing the problem.
User response: Correct the errors and try the request again.
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