These messages can be printed by the Job Entry Subsystem when a job is submitted or when output is printed.
| Message | Description |
| JES000003E nnnnn duplicates an existing job number | The job # specified during submission duplicates an already existing job #. You need to reset your job # mechanism. |
| JES000011E Batch Spool File Error; Status nnnnnn | While trying to access the spool, an unexpected file status was encountered. (nnnnn) |
| JES000012I Batch Input Spool has been cold-started | There was no casspool.dat file located in the same directory as the System catalog that this server is configured to use. A new one has been created. |
| JES000013I JOB nnnnn requeued for restart at xxxxxx. | The job nnnnn has been queued for restart at the step (and where applicable the procstep) specified by xxxxxx. |
| JES000014E JOB nnnnn not restarted. STEP xxxxxx does not exist. | The job nnnnn cannot be restarted because it does not contain the specified step (and where applicable the procstep) specified by xxxxxx. |
| JES000015I JOB nnnnn does not exist for restart. | The job specified does not exist. This may be because the job has been deleted by another user or by the spool housekeeping process. |
| JES000016E JOB nnnnn not executed. Undefined JES error. Inform Technical Support. | An attempt was made to restart a job that wasn't run with restart in effect, or files associated with the job have been deleted. |
| JES000017E JOB nnnnn job not restarted. | This error is displayed when the job or the step specified is non-restartable. |
| JES000024I Batch Printer: xxxxxx | The printer named ‘xxxxxx’ has been initialized. |
| JES000025E Printer not found: xxxxxx | The printer named ‘xxxxxx’ was not located while enumerating through the printers defined on this machine. |
| JES000026I Exit Module: xxxxxxxx | The batch printer specified in the previous JES000024I message is using a printer exit named ‘xxxxxxxx’ |
| JES000027E Printer assignment failed. RC = nnnnn | A failure occurred while trying to set the default printer for the batch printer sep. A printer matching the specified name was found, but the setting as default printer for this SEP failed. |
| JES000028E Load failed for exit Module: xxxxxxxx | A printer was found which matches the specified printer name, but the exit routine specified for this batch printer (xxxxxxxx) was not found. |
| JES000029I Locating batch printer: xxxxxx | An information message issued when a batch printer initializes, indicating which printer device is being searched for by this batch printing SEP |
| JES000029I xxxxxx on yyyyyy | Document xxxxxxxx is being printed by the batch printer on printer yyyyyyyy |
| JES000030E xxxxxx | While trying to print the document listed in the previous JES000029I message the spool tried to access the cataloged entry for this sysout dataset. There was a failure upon accessing the catalog specified by the message xxxxxx |
| JES000031E Printer open failed. RC =nnnnn | A failure occurred in either the API call PC_PRINTER_OPEN or the API call PC_PRINTER_SET_FONT that occurs when a batch SEP tries to drive sysout output through to the defined printer. The failure return code is nnnnn |
| JES000032E Printer write failed. RC = nnnnn | A failured occurred while trying to write to the printer device attached to the batch printing SEP. The return code is documented in the API documentation for PC_PRINTER_WRITE |
| JES000033E Printer error accessing spool data: xxxxxx | A failure occurred while trying to access the physical dataset associated with sysout entry. The file status code of the failure is indicated by the xxxxxx message. |
| JES000050E JCL parsing error: RC = nnnnn | While attempting to compile a piece of JCL for future execution, a failure occurred. The return code for the failure is documented by nnnnn |
| JES000051I Job Entry Subsystem (JES) services initialized | The JES services for the process have been initialized |
| JES000222E JOB nnnnn cancelled by operator' | Job # nnnnn was cancelled via the casout command –k option or via the ESMAC Spool view function |