8002
Tape DEFINE define is not LABELS BACKUP or LABELS BYPASS.
Cause. A DEFINE was specified that was not LABELS BACKUP or LABELS BYPASS.
Effect. RESTORE terminates.
Recovery. Specify a LABELS BACKUP or LABELS BYPASS DEFINE.
8003
File names for the two parallel tape copies are not
different.
Cause. The same file name was specified for both copies of a parallel backup.
Effect. BACKUP terminates.
Recovery. Specify different file names when making a parallel backup.
8004
One of the two parallel copies is labeled but the other is
unlabeled.
Cause. A tape drive was specified as one of the copies of a parallel backup (implying unlabeled),
and a labeled tape DEFINE was specified for the other copy.
Effect. BACKUP terminates.
Recovery. Specify two tape drives to make an unlabeled parallel backup or two labeled tape
DEFINEs to make a labeled parallel backup.
8005
The SYSTEM attribute of the tape DEFINE define specifies a
system, node, that either does not exist or is inaccessible
because all paths to it are down.
Cause. A node was specified with a DEFINE that either does not exist or is unavailable.
Effect. BACKUP or RESTORE terminates.
Recovery. Specify a node that exists and is available.
8006
The DEVICE attribute of the tape DEFINE define specifies a
drive, drive, whose system either does not exist or is
inaccessible because all paths to it are down.
Cause. A node was specified with a DEFINE that either does not exist or is unavailable.
Effect. BACKUP or RESTORE terminates.
Recovery. Specify a node that exists and is available.
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