One or names in the SNA keyword destination list in the ROUTOPTS inititialization statement is a duplicate of an existing name. These names are the application names of potential session partners and must be unique.

The NCF task has received control from the HCL Workload Automation for Z subsystem and is about to start initialization processing.

A VTAM SETLOGON macro used for enabling the NCF logon processing has failed. The reason for this failure is defined in detail by message EQQV015E, which precedes this message in the HCL Workload Automation for Z message log.

In a tracker system, the NCF initialization processing failed because no partner application IDs were specified in the SNAHOST keyword of the TRROPTS statement

The NCF initialization processing encountered an error in the parameters defined for it.

The NCF initialization processing failed. Messages issued preceding this message define the cause of the failure.

The NCF processing has completed and control is returned to the HCL Workload Automation for Z subsystem.

In a controller system, the NCF initialization processing failed because no partner application IDs were specified in the SNA keyword of the ROUTOPTS statement.

The NCF received a subsystem stop request while in the initialization phase. The NCF was most likely waiting for some other HCL Workload Automation for Z resource to become active.

The NCF initialization processing failed because the NCFAPPL keyword was not specified or was invalid.

The GENCB macro request issued to generate a NIB block did not complete normally.

The GENCB macro request issued to generate an RPL block did not complete normally.

The GENCB macro request issued to generate a NIB EXLST block did not complete.

The GENCB macro request issued to generate a ACB EXLST block did not complete normally.

The GENCB macro request issued to generate the NCF ACB did not complete normally.

The VTAM NAMEREQ request failed to complete successfully because the LU-name NODE could not be found. The most likely reason for the failure is either an invalid specification of an LU-name in the SNAHOST keyword of the TRROPTS initialization statement or the name NODE has not been properly defined to VTAM.

The VTAM NAMEREQ request failed to complete successfully because the LU-name NODE was not active.

The VTAM NAMEREQ request failed to complete successfully because there was an error in VTAM or an NCP/VTAM incompatibility. This message is preceded by message EQQV015E in the HCL Workload Automation for Z message log.

The NCF has been successfully disconnected from VTAM.

The NCF is unable to successfully disconnect from VTAM.

A session establishment attempt was made by a remote NCF application unknown to this host HCL Workload Automation for Z subsystem. This message is issued only for a NCF application at a HCL Workload Automation for Z host.

A session establishment attempt is made from a remote NCF application that is already in session with the HCL Workload Automation for Z host NCF application. This message is issued only for a NCF application at a HCL Workload Automation for Z host.

The NCF has successfully established contact with VTAM and is ready for further VTAM processing.

The NCF was unable to establish contact with VTAM due to an OPEN ACB failure. RC is the ACB error flag value in hexadecimal.

The NCF was unable to establish contact with VTAM due to an OPEN ACB failure. RC is the ACB error flag value in hexadecimal.

The NCF was unable to establish contact with VTAM due to an OPEN ACB failure. RC is the ACB error flag value in hexadecimal.

The NCF failed to establish contact with VTAM during the last two minutes because VTAM was not active. The NCF attempts to establish contact every 10 seconds until contact is made. This message is issued every two minutes until contact is made.

Session initiation attempts were stopped because VTAM is terminating or the NCF application was deactivated.

A remote NCF application was in the process of initiating a session when the subsystem was stopped.

The NCF was in the process of establishing contact with VTAM when the subsystem was stopped.

The NCF failed to establish contact with VTAM during the last two minutes because the NCF application was not activated. The NCF attempts to establish contact every 10 seconds until contact is made. This message is issued every two minutes until contact is established.

The VTAM NAMEREQ request failed to complete successfully because the LU-name NODE was inhibited. The most likely reason for the failure is that either the cross-domain NCF partner NODE has been deactivated or the partner VTAM system has been taken down.

A session has been established between the home application HOME and the destination application DEST.

The session between the home application HOME and the destination application DEST has ended.

The NCF in a HCL Workload Automation for Z tracker system has received a controller identification.

An invalid element has been found by the NCF task. Possibly, the first four bytes of the element do not match the HCL Workload Automation for Z character string 'DQE '. (The fourth byte is a blank space.)

If EQQV039E was issued previously, EQQV041E is issued for all elements containing the destination specified in EQQV039E.

The receiving NCF task did not recognize the type of data received from the application. This message is issued once for every invalid receive operation.

The ru-sizes specified in the session parameters are not valid.

The OPNDST macro issued to confirm session establishment between the NCF controller and a remote tracker failed. The most likely reason for the failure is that either there is no active route back to the tracker from the controller node or the VTAM environment of the tracker requesting the session is going down.

The NCF task has recognized a session control request from a destination that is not defined in the ROUTOPTS or TRROPTS initialization statement. One possible reason for this message is that an APPC program is attempting to allocate a conversation with another APPC program, but is mistakenly using the LU name of the NCF program.