M204.1076

M204.1076  Do you really want to action

You are being asked to accept or reject the action specified in the message. Possible actions include:

CLEAR THE PHYSICALLY BROKEN BIT?

CONTINUE?

EDIT INTO EXISTING PROCEDURE?

END THE RUN?

REPLACE?

SEARCH THAT MANY?

SNAP DUMP?

TRY AGAIN?

TURN OFF TRANSACTION BACKOUT?

An explanation of the DO YOU REALLY WANT TO question often appears on the preceding line of output. The response to all questions is yes (Y) or no (N).

• Online APSY users, Batch2 users, and Batch 204 jobs must accept the default values listed in the sections that follow.
• Online non-APSY users must specify Y (yes) or N (no). The default values will not apply. A response other than Y or N is ignored and generates the following:

  M204.1078: PLEASE REPLY 'Y' OR 'N'.

Context: following an event

The following examples illustrate a few of the events that lead to invoking message M204.1076. These examples do not cover all possible events.

• The message DO YOU REALY WANT TO CONTINUE? following a UTABLE command request to reset FTBL, GTBL, or XTBL, gives you a chance to quit before deleting the data in those tables. Where applicable, the default is Y.
• The message DO YOU REALLY WANT TO CLEAR THE PHYSICALLY BROKEN BIT? following a reset of FISTAT is checking whether you want to change the state of a file Model 204 has marked as physically broken. Specifying Y resets FISTAT to the specified value; specifying N does not change the setting of FISTAT. Where applicable, the default is Y.
• The message DO YOU REALLY WANT TO EDIT INTO EXISTING PROCEDURE? implies that your action to save a procedure will overwrite an already existing procedure with the same name.
  • Specifying Y overwrites the existing procedure. Where applicable, the default is Y.
  • Specifying N does not overwrite the existing procedure. You are given a chance to save the procedure under another name.

Context: following a message

The following table lists Model 204 messages that are followed by message M204.1076:

Following...	Indicates that you...	Specify Yes to...	Specify No to...
M204.0569	Exceeded the default maximum for the number of Table B records to search.	Perform a direct search of Table B	Cancel your request. (Default)
M204.0602	Attempted to access a file that another user has in exclusive mode.	Attempt to access the file again.	Cancel your request. (Default)
M204.0846	Attempted to access a group which another user has in exclusive mode	Attempt to access the group again	Cancel your request. (Default)
M204.1140	Attempted to create a new procedure with the PROCEDURE command, but one with that name already exists.	Overwrite the old procedure. (Default)	Give yourself a chance to rename the new one
M204.1216	Attempted to access records which another user has in exclusive mode.	Attempt to access the records again	(Default) Cancel your request.
M204.1227	Encountered a full record-locking table	Attempt to add a record-locking table entry.	Cancel your request. (Default)
M204.1332	Exceeded a previously specified maximum, such as MCPU.	Try the request again. (Default)	Cancel your request.

Response: Decide which action to take, and reply with Y (yes) or N (no).

Message attributes:

RETCODEO=0	Sets online return code
RETCODEB=0	Sets batch (single user) return code
CLASS=P	Prompting message that cannot be suppressed with the MSGCTL parameter
AUDITAD	Writes the message with line type AD to the audit trail
NOCOUNT	Does not increment the error count (ERCNT) parameter

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