| 0/0
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The MVS server returns a status of 0/0 when writing a record to an indexed file which results in two or more records with
identical keys. Both IBM VS COBOL II batch processing and
Micro Focus COBOL return a status of 0/2 when such a condition arises.
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| 0/5
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A file status 0/5 indicates an open operation was successful, but the file is empty. A file status of 0/5 is returned in some
cases where IBM VS COBOL II returns a status of 0/0 and in other cases where IBM VS COBOL II returns a status of 3/5. See
the appendix
File Status Comparisons for some examples of the conditions under which this status code is returned during open processing.
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| 4/3
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A status code of 4/3 is returned if an attempt is made to delete a VSAM record via an alternate index, if another record in
that file contains the same key as the record being deleted.
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| 4/6
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If an I/O operation is attempted which requires a previous I/O operation to have set the current record pointer, and the previous
I/O operation failed, a file status of 4/6 is returned. It is also issued if the MVS server loses track of the current record
position, probably due to an invalid sequence of I/O statements.
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| 9/100
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A file status of 9/100 is returned if the MVS server receives an operation code that it does not support. This status is also
returned when the server attempts to execute a command at a time when that command is invalid. In this case, the operation
code received by the server was valid, but the I/O operation was invalid given the type of operation requested and the nature
of the previous I/O operations executed for the file.
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| 9/125
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A status code of 9/125 will be returned when the maximum number of concurrent Users has been exceeded.
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| 9/242
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The requested function or component has not been licensed.
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