Record Format - Director Program

Teradata Director Program Reference

Product
Director Program
Release Number
15.10
Language
English (United States)
Last Update
2018-10-07
dita:id
B035-2416
lifecycle
previous
Product Category
Teradata Tools and Utilities

The following table provides the format and content of the EREP record for devices of a CP that require the CCU operand on the START command:

 

Byte # (Dec)

Content Description

0

Hexadecimal 30, indicating an Outboard record.

1

System-dependent operating system version.

2

Hexadecimal 08, indicating the time and date are as formatted by the TIME service, plus a hexadecimal 10 if at least Extended Architecture.

3

Hexadecimal 40, indicating a temporary error.

4

Hexadecimal 80, indicating that no channel path is included.

5 — 7

Not used.

8 — 11

Date in packed decimal format.

12 — 15

Time in packed decimal format.

16 — 23

CPU identification.

24 — 31

TDP jobname.

32 — 39

Channel Command Word (CCW) of the failing channel.

40 — 47

Channel Status Word (CSW) for 370 architecture.

48

Hexadecimal 03, indicating that three double words of device-dependent are available.

49

Not used.

50 & 51

Hexadecimal device number.

52 — 55

Hexadecimal device type, as defined to the system.

56 & 57

Not used.

58 & 59

Hexadecimal device number.

60 & 61

Not used.

62 & 63

Hexadecimal 0001, indicating the number of sense bytes present.

64 — 87

Device-dependent data, as follows:

 

 

Byte # (Dec)

Content Description

 

 

 

64 — 67

EBCDIC characters ‘TRDT’, identifying the product.

 

 

 

68

Hexadecimal 01, indicating the current level of the device-dependent data.

 

 

 

69

Hexadecimal ‘S’, indicating the Structure Protocol is being used.

 

 

 

70 & 71

Hexadecimal CP number.

 

 

 

72 — 79

EBCDIC TDPid.

 

 

 

80

Hexadecimal I/O completion code

 

 

 

81 — 87

Not used.

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

Sense byte.

If at least Extended Architecture, then:

 

 

Byte # (Dec)

Content Description

 

 

 

89 — 100

Extended Architecture Interrupt Response Block (IRB), which contains the failing CSW.

 

 

 

101 — 104

Extended Status Word (ESW).