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 Disk I/O error occurred while creating the table.
 You are not authorized to create '%s'.
 An error occurred while creating '%s'. 
	The table may already exist.
 Unknown table name '%s'.
 %s: 0504-300  Success.
 %1$s: 0504-302  ODM error %2$d occurred trying to read SWVPD data.
 %s: 0504-304  An unsearchable input was specified for SWVPD data search.
 %1$s: 0504-306  The search string limit of %2$d has been exceeded.
 %s: 0504-307  No match was found for the SWVPD data search.
 %s: 0504-308  Cannot match fileset name with fileset ID.
 %s: 0504-333  SWVPD returned unknown error: %2$d.
 %s:  Out of memory.
 %1$s: 0504-100  -%2$s may only be entered once.
 %1$s: 0504-101  Missing option-arguments with -O.
 %1$s: 0504-102  Invalid option-arguments with -O.
 %1$s: 0504-103  -%2$s is an invalid option.
 %1$s: 0504-104  The following flags are mutually exclusive: A,d,f,h,i,l,p.
 %1$s: 0504-106  -J may not be used with -%2$s.
 %1$s: 0504-107  -a may not be used with -%2$s combined with -B.
 %1$s: 0504-109  -m may not be used with -%2$s.
 %1$s: 0504-110  -I may not be used with -B.
 %1$s: 0504-111  There is no PTF ID with microcode in %2$s
 	that matches "%3$s".
 %1$s: 0504-112  There is no PTF ID in %2$s that matches 
	"%3$s".
 %1$s: 0504-113  There is no fileset with microcode in %2$s
 	that matches "%3$s".
 %1$s: 0504-115  There is no fileset or PTF ID with microcode in
 	%2$s that matches "%3$s".
 %1$s: 0504-116  There is no fileset or PTF ID in %2$s
	that matches "%3$s".
 %1$s: 0504-117  There is no PTF ID with microcode in %2$s,
 	%3$s, or %4$s that matches "%5$s".
 %1$s: 0504-118  There is no PTF ID in %2$s, %3$s,
 	or %4$s that matches "%5$s".
 %1$s: 0504-120  There is no fileset in %2$s, %3$s,
 	or %4$s that matches "%5$s".
 %1$s: 0504-124  There is no installation record for this fileset "%2$s".
 %1$s: 0504-125  Error while processing fileset %2$s.
 NONE Vendor Fileset all %1$s: 0504-126  -%2$s may not be used with -%3$s.
 %1$s: 0504-127  The option-argument of -O only accepts one occurrence of %2$s.
 %1$s: 0504-108  -a may not be used with -f.
 %1$s: 0504-114  There is no fileset in %2$s that matches 
	"%3$s".
 %1$s: 0504-119  There is no fileset with microcode in %2$s,
 	%3$s, or %4$s that matches "%5$s".
 %1$s: 0504-121  There is no fileset or PTF ID with microcode in 
 	%2$s, %3$s, or %4$s
	that matches "%5$s".
 %1$s: 0504-122  There is no fileset or PTF ID in %2$s,
 	%3$s, or %4$s that matches "%5$s".
 At least %d of the following must be installed { At least %d of the following
  %-*s  %-*s  %-*s  %smust be installed {
 At least %d of the following must be installed {
   (Available on %1$s) <Fileset> is a requisite of <Dependents>
 %1$s: 0504-128  %2$s does not exist as a path on your
 	system.  This probably means nothing has been installed on that path.
 %1$s: 0504-129  The following flags are mutually exclusive: d,f,h,i,L,l,p,w.
 Usage: lslpp {-d|-f|-h|-i|-L|-l|-p} [-B | -I] [-acJq] [-O{[r][s][u]}]
              [fileset ... | ptf_id ... | all]
 OR
 
 lslpp -w [-cq] [-O{[r][s][u]}] [ filename ... | all ]
 
 	-a Displays additional ("all") information when combined with
 	   other flags.  (Not valid with -f, only valid with -B when
 	   combined with -h)
 	-B Permits PTF ID input.  (Not valid with -L)
 	-c Colon-separated output.  (Not valid with -La)
 	-d Dependents (filesets for which this is a requisite).
 	-f Files that belong to this fileset.
 	-h History information.
 	-I Limits listings to base level filesets (no updates displayed).
 	-i Product Identification information (requested per fileset).
 	-J Use list as the output format.  (Valid with -l and -L)
 	-L Lists fileset names, latest level, states, and descriptions.
 	   (Consolidates usr, root and share part information.)
 	-l Lists fileset names, latest level, states, and descriptions.
 	   (Separates usr, root and share part information.)
 	-O Data comes from [r] root and/or [s] share and/or [u] usr.
 	   (Not valid with -L)
 	-p Requisites of installed filesets.
 	-q Quiet (no column headers).
 	-w List fileset that owns this file.
 %1$s: 0504-130  -%2$s used without -L.
 %1$s: 0504-131  -L may not be used with -%2$s. 
 %1$s: 0504-132  Fileset %2$s not installed.
 %1$s: 0504-133  VPD Corrupted : Could not locate                           %2$s for %3$s.
 	 One of the following mutually exclusive flags: d,f,h,i,L,l,p,w
 	 must be specified.
 

State Codes: 
 A -- Applied. 
 B -- Broken. 
 C -- Committed. 
 O -- Obsolete.  (partially migrated to newer version) 
 ? -- Inconsistent State...Run lppchk -v.
 Fileset Update Supersedes: No Maintenance Level Applied. Processing.....Please Wait.
 %1$s: 0504-134  -a may not be used with -%2$s combined with -L.
 0504-135 The -A flag is not valid.  For information on APARS,
see the "instfix" command.
 %1$s: 0504-136  -B may not be used with -L.
 %1$s: 0504-137  -B requires one or more PTF IDs (ex. lslpp -B U412345).
 %1$s: 0504-138  Fileset with PTF ID %2$s is not installed.
 %1$s: 0504-139  No matches were found in the inventory database
	for file: "%2$s".
 	 One of the following mutually exclusive flags: d,f,h,i,L,l,p,w,E
 	 must be specified.
 %1$s: 0504-140  The following flags are mutually exclusive: d,f,h,i,L,l,p,w,E.
 Usage: lslpp {-d|-f|-h|-i|-L|-l|-p} [-B | -I] [-acJq] [-O{[r][s][u]}]
              [fileset ... | ptf_id ... | all]
 OR
 
 lslpp -w [-cq] [-O{[r][s][u]}] [ filename ... | all ]
 OR
 
 lslpp -Lc[v]
 OR
 
 	-a Displays additional ("all") information when combined with
 	   other flags.  (Not valid with -f, only valid with -B when
 	   combined with -h)
 	-B Permits PTF ID input.  (Not valid with -L)
 	-c Colon-separated output.
 	   (Includes all deinstallable levels of software if -Lc)
 	-d Dependents (filesets for which this is a requisite).
 	-f Files that belong to this fileset.
 	-h History information.
 	-I Limits listings to base level filesets (no updates displayed).
 	-i Product Identification information (requested per fileset).
 	-J Use list as the output format.  (Valid with -l and -L)
 	-L Lists fileset names, latest level, states, and descriptions.
 	   (Consolidates usr, root and share part information.)
 	-l Lists fileset names, latest level, states, and descriptions.
 	   (Separates usr, root and share part information.)
 	-O Data comes from [r] root and/or [s] share and/or [u] usr.
 	   (Not valid with -L)
 	-p Requisites of installed filesets.
 	-q Quiet (no column headers).
 	-v Lists additional information from vendor database.
      (Valid with -Lc only)
 	-w List fileset that owns this file.
 Usage: lslpp {-d|-f|-h|-i|-L|-l|-p} [-B | -I] [-acJq] [-O{[r][s][u]}]
              [fileset ... | ptf_id ... | all]
 OR
 
 lslpp -w [-cq] [-O{[r][s][u]}] [ filename ... | all ]
 OR
 
 lslpp -Lc[v]
 OR
 
 lslpp -E[c] [fileset ... | all]
 
 	-a Displays additional ("all") information when combined with
 	   other flags.  (Not valid with -f, only valid with -B when
 	   combined with -h)
 	-B Permits PTF ID input.  (Not valid with -L)
 	-c Colon-separated output.
 	   (Includes all deinstallable levels of software if -Lc)
 	-d Dependents (filesets for which this is a requisite).
 	-E License Agreements.
 	-f Files that belong to this fileset.
 	-h History information.
 	-I Limits listings to base level filesets (no updates displayed).
 	-i Product Identification information (requested per fileset).
 	-J Use list as the output format.  (Valid with -l and -L)
 	-L Lists fileset names, latest level, states, and descriptions.
 	   (Consolidates usr, root and share part information.)
 	-l Lists fileset names, latest level, states, and descriptions.
 	   (Separates usr, root and share part information.)
 	-O Data comes from [r] root and/or [s] share and/or [u] usr.
 	   (Not valid with -L)
 	-p Requisites of installed filesets.
 	-q Quiet (no column headers).
 	-v Lists additional information from vendor database.
      (Valid with -Lc only)
 	-w List fileset that owns this file.
 Usage: lslpp {-d|-f|-h|-i|-L|-l|-p} [-B | -I] [-acJq] [-O{[r][s][u]}]
              [fileset ... | ptf_id ... | -b file | all]
 OR
 
 lslpp -w [-cq] [-O{[r][s][u]}] [ filename ... | all ]
 OR
 
 lslpp -Lc[v]
 OR
 
 lslpp -E[c] [fileset ... | -b file | all]
 
 	-a Displays additional ("all") information when combined with
 	   other flags.  (Not valid with -f, only valid with -B when
 	   combined with -h)
 	-b Specifies a file or bundle to use as the fileset list source.
 	-B Permits PTF ID input.  (Not valid with -L)
 	-c Colon-separated output.
 	   (Includes all deinstallable levels of software if -Lc)
 	-d Dependents (filesets for which this is a requisite).
 	-E License Agreements.
 	-f Files that belong to this fileset.
 	-h History information.
 	-I Limits listings to base level filesets (no updates displayed).
 	-i Product Identification information (requested per fileset).
 	-J Use list as the output format.  (Valid with -l and -L)
 	-L Lists fileset names, latest level, states, and descriptions.
 	   (Consolidates usr, root and share part information.)
 	-l Lists fileset names, latest level, states, and descriptions.
 	   (Separates usr, root and share part information.)
 	-O Data comes from [r] root and/or [s] share and/or [u] usr.
 	   (Not valid with -L)
 	-p Requisites of installed filesets.
 	-q Quiet (no column headers).
 	-v Lists additional information from vendor database.
      (Valid with -Lc only)
 	-w List fileset that owns this file.
 

TYPE: P - Product 
      F - Installp Fileset 
      K - Installp Package 
      C - Component 
      T - Feature 
 

State codes: 
 A -- Applied. 
 B -- Broken. 
 C -- Committed. 
 O -- Obsolete.  (partially migrated to newer version) 
 ? -- Inconsistent State...Run lppchk -v.
 
Type codes: 
 F -- Installp Fileset 
 P -- Product 
 C -- Component 
 T -- Feature 
 R -- RPM Package 
E -- Interim Fix 
   Automatically Installed 
   Optionally Installed 
 	 One of the following mutually exclusive flags: d,f,h,i,L,l,p,w,E,S
 	 must be specified.
 %1$s: 0504-140  The following flags are mutually exclusive: d,f,h,i,L,l,p,w,E,S.
 Usage: lslpp {-d|-f|-h|-i|-L|-l|-p} [-B | -I] [-acJq] [-O{[r][s][u]}]
              [fileset ... | ptf_id ... | all]
 OR
 
 lslpp -w [-cq] [-O{[r][s][u]}] [ filename ... | all ]
 OR
 
 lslpp -Lc[v]
 OR
 
 lslpp -E[c] [fileset ... | all]
 OR

 lslpp -S [A|O]
 OR

 	-a Displays additional ("all") information when combined with
 	   other flags.  (Not valid with -f, only valid with -B when
 	   combined with -h)
 	-B Permits PTF ID input.  (Not valid with -L)
 	-c Colon-separated output.
 	   (Includes all deinstallable levels of software if -Lc)
 	-d Dependents (filesets for which this is a requisite).
 	-E License Agreements.
 	-S Lists Automatically and Optionally installed filesets. 
 	-f Files that belong to this fileset.
 	-h History information.
 	-I Limits listings to base level filesets (no updates displayed).
 	-i Product Identification information (requested per fileset).
 	-J Use list as the output format.  (Valid with -l and -L)
 	-L Lists fileset names, latest level, states, and descriptions.
 	   (Consolidates usr, root and share part information.)
 	-l Lists fileset names, latest level, states, and descriptions.
 	   (Separates usr, root and share part information.)
 	-O Data comes from [r] root and/or [s] share and/or [u] usr.
 	   (Not valid with -L)
 	-p Requisites of installed filesets.
 	-q Quiet (no column headers).
 	-v Lists additional information from vendor database.
      (Valid with -Lc only)
 	-w Lists the fileset that owns this file.
 

State codes: 
 A -- Applied. 
 B -- Broken. 
 C -- Committed. 
 E -- EFIX Locked. 
 O -- Obsolete.  (partially migrated to newer version) 
 ? -- Inconsistent State...Run lppchk -v.
 Usage: lslpp {-d|-f|-h|-i|-L|-l|-p} [-B | -I] [-acJq] [-O{[r][s][u]}]
              [fileset ... | ptf_id ... | all]
 OR
 
 lslpp -w [-cq] [-O{[r][s][u]}] [ filename ... | all ]
 OR
 
 lslpp -Lc[v]
 OR
 
 lslpp -E[c] [fileset ... | all]
 OR

 lslpp -S [A|O]
 OR

 lslpp -e
 OR

 	-a Displays additional ("all") information when combined with
 	   other flags.  (Not valid with -f, only valid with -B when
 	   combined with -h)
 	-B Permits PTF ID input.  (Not valid with -L)
 	-c Colon-separated output.
 	   (Includes all deinstallable levels of software if -Lc)
 	-d Dependents (filesets for which this is a requisite).
 	-E License Agreements.
 	-S Lists Automatically and Optionally installed filesets. 
 	-e List all efixes on the system.
 	-f Files that belong to this fileset.
 	-h History information.
 	-I Limits listings to base level filesets (no updates displayed).
 	-i Product Identification information (requested per fileset).
 	-J Use list as the output format.  (Valid with -l and -L)
 	-L Lists fileset names, latest level, states, and descriptions.
 	   (Consolidates usr, root and share part information.)
 	-l Lists fileset names, latest level, states, and descriptions.
 	   (Separates usr, root and share part information.)
 	-O Data comes from [r] root and/or [s] share and/or [u] usr.
 	   (Not valid with -L)
 	-p Requisites of installed filesets.
 	-q Quiet (no column headers).
 	-v Lists additional information from vendor database.
      (Valid with -Lc only)
 	-w Lists the fileset that owns this file.
 Usage: lslpp {-d|-f|-h|-i|-L|-l|-p} [-B | -I] [-acJq] [-O{[r][s][u]}]
              [fileset ... | ptf_id ... | -b file | all]
 OR
 
 lslpp -w [-cq] [-O{[r][s][u]}] [ filename ... | all ]
 OR
 
 lslpp -Lc[v]
 OR
 
 lslpp -E[c] [fileset ... | -b file | all]
 OR

 lslpp -S [A|O]
 OR

 lslpp -e
 OR

 	-a Displays additional ("all") information when combined with
 	   other flags.  (Not valid with -f, only valid with -B when
 	   combined with -h)
 	-b Specifies a file or bundle to use as the fileset list source.
 	-B Permits PTF ID input.  (Not valid with -L)
 	-c Colon-separated output.
 	   (Includes all deinstallable levels of software if -Lc)
 	-d Dependents (filesets for which this is a requisite).
 	-E License Agreements.
 	-S Lists Automatically and Optionally installed filesets. 
 	-e List all efixes on the system.
 	-f Files that belong to this fileset.
 	-h History information.
 	-I Limits listings to base level filesets (no updates displayed).
 	-i Product Identification information (requested per fileset).
 	-J Use list as the output format.  (Valid with -l and -L)
 	-L Lists fileset names, latest level, states, and descriptions.
 	   (Consolidates usr, root and share part information.)
 	-l Lists fileset names, latest level, states, and descriptions.
 	   (Separates usr, root and share part information.)
 	-O Data comes from [r] root and/or [s] share and/or [u] usr.
 	   (Not valid with -L)
 	-p Requisites of installed filesets.
 	-q Quiet (no column headers).
 	-v Lists additional information from vendor database.
      (Valid with -Lc only)
 	-w Lists the fileset that owns this file.
 	 One of the following mutually exclusive flags: d,f,h,i,L,l,p,w,E,S,e
 	 must be specified.
 %1$s: 0504-140  The following flags are mutually exclusive: d,f,h,i,L,l,p,w,E,S,e.
 %1$s: 0504-141  -b may not be used with -w, -S, or -e.
 %1$s: 0504-142  Could not find bundle %2$s.  Please check paths and permissions.
 %1$s: 0504-143  This bundle contains efixes, which cannot be listed individually.
	Run 'lslpp -e' to list all the efixes on the system.
 Usage: lslpp {-d|-f|-h|-i|-L|-l|-p} [-I] [-acJq] [-O{[r][s][u]}]
              [fileset ... | -b file | all]
 OR
 
 lslpp -w [-cq] [-O{[r][s][u]}] [ filename ... | all ]
 OR
 
 lslpp -Lc[v]
 OR
 
 lslpp -E[c] [fileset ... | -b file | all]
 OR

 lslpp -S [A|O]
 OR

 lslpp -e
 OR

 	-a Displays additional ("all") information when combined with
 	   other flags.  (Not valid with -f)
 	-b Specifies a file or bundle to use as the fileset list source.
 	-c Colon-separated output.
 	   (Includes all deinstallable levels of software if -Lc)
 	-d Dependents (filesets for which this is a requisite).
 	-E License Agreements.
 	-e List all efixes on the system.
 	-f Files that belong to this fileset.
 	-h History information.
 	-I Limits listings to base level filesets (no updates displayed).
 	-i Product Identification information (requested per fileset).
 	-J Use list as the output format.  (Valid with -l and -L)
 	-L Lists fileset names, latest level, states, and descriptions.
 	   (Consolidates usr, root and share part information.)
 	-l Lists fileset names, latest level, states, and descriptions.
 	   (Separates usr, root and share part information.)
 	-O Data comes from [r] root and/or [s] share and/or [u] usr.
 	   (Not valid with -L)
 	-p Requisites of installed filesets.
 	-q Quiet (no column headers).
 	-S Lists Automatically and Optionally installed filesets. 
 	-v Lists only information from the vendor database, which contains
 	   ISMP product information.  (Valid with -Lc only)
 	-w Lists the fileset that owns this file.
 Usage: lslpp [-R {Path|"ALL"}] {-d|-f|-h|-i|-L|-l|-p} [-I] [-acJq]
             [-O{[r][s][u]}] [fileset ... | -b file | all]
 OR
 
 lslpp [-R {Path|"ALL"}] -w [-cq] [-O{[r][s][u]}] [ filename ... | all ]
 OR
 
 lslpp [-R {Path|"ALL"}] -Lc[v]
 OR
 
 lslpp [-R {Path|"ALL"}] -E[c] [fileset ... | -b file | all]
 OR

 lslpp [-R {Path|"ALL"}] -S [A|O]
 OR

 lslpp [-R {Path|"ALL"}] -e
 OR

 	-a Displays additional ("all") information when combined with
 	   other flags.  (Not valid with -f)
 	-b Specifies a file or bundle to use as the fileset list source.
 	-c Colon-separated output.
 	   (Includes all deinstallable levels of software if -Lc)
 	-d Dependents (filesets for which this is a requisite).
 	-E License Agreements.
 	-e Lists all efixes on the system.
 	-f Files that belong to this fileset.
 	-h History information.
 	-I Limits listings to base level filesets (no updates displayed).
 	-i Product Identification information (requested per fileset).
 	-J Use list as the output format.  (Valid with -l and -L)
 	-L Lists fileset names, latest level, states, and descriptions.
 	   (Consolidates usr, root and share part information.)
 	-l Lists fileset names, latest level, states, and descriptions.
 	   (Separates usr, root and share part information.)
 	-O Data comes from [r] root and/or [s] share and/or [u] usr.
 	   (Not valid with -L)
 	-p Requisites of installed filesets.
 	-q Quiet (no column headers).
 	-R User Specified Install Location 
	-S Lists Automatically and Optionally installed filesets. 
 	-v Lists only information from the vendor database, which contains
 	   ISMP product information.  (Valid with -Lc only)
 	-w Lists the fileset that owns this file.
 Workload partition %1$s must be active. 
 State Description Status Action User Name Level Requisites Dependents File Date Product Id Feature Id Package Name Source PTF Id Fix Information Dependents Fix Dependents State Time Vendor Vendr Code Package Feature Id Fix State State Fileset Path Type Symlink Directory Other Hardlink Uninstaller Destination Dir. Message Catalog Message Set Message Number Parent Automatic EFIX Locked Install Path Build Date AVAILABLE APPLYING APPLIED COMMITTING COMMITTED REJECTING BROKEN DEINSTALLING APPLY-HOLD COMMIT-HOLD OBSOLETE EFIXLOCKED UNKNOWN COMPLETE PENDING BROKEN CANCELED DEINSTALLED UNKNOWN APPLY COMMIT REJECT CLEANUP DEINSTALL UNKNOWN CONFIGURATION SOURCE ARCHIVE UNKNOWN File Archive entry Object Data Manager Data Management Services UNKNOWN %1$s: 0504-201  Internal error - unexpected code for database - %2$c.
 %1$s: 0504-202  Internal error - unexpected function code - %2$c.
 %1$s: 0504-203  Error reading lpp database - rc = %2$d, odmerrno = %3$d.
 %1$s: 0504-204  Inventory entry for file %2$s updated
	with size %3$d and checksum %4$d.
 %1$s: 0504-205  Unable to access file %2$s because of permissions.
 %1$s: 0504-206  File %2$s could not be located.
 %1$s: 0504-207  Size value for %2$s changed from %3$d to %4$d.
 %1$s: 0504-208  Size of %2$s is %3$d, expected value was %4$d.
 %1$s: 0504-209  File %2$s has no checksum in the inventory, 
	no verification can be done.
 %1$s: 0504-210  Unable to read file %2$s because of permissions.
 %1$s: 0504-211  Changing checksum for file %2$s, from %3$d to %4$d.
 %1$s: 0504-212  The checksum for file %2$s is %3$d, 
	expected value is %4$d.
 %1$s: 0504-213  Unable to open pipe needed to check archive, error was %2$d.
 %1$s: 0504-214  Unable to fork process needed to check archive, error was %2$d.
 %1$s: 0504-215  Program %2$s returned the following error text.
 %1$s: 0504-216  Unable to exec the program %2$s, error code %3$d.
 %1$s: 0504-218  The fileset %2$s, level %3$d.%4$d.%5$d %6$s, 
	was present in the %7$s data but not in %8$s. 
 %1$s: 0504-218  The fileset %2$s, level %3$d.%4$d.%5$d %6$s, 
	is not uniformly applied to the system.  It is in 
	state %7$s in %8$s but in state %9$s in %10$s. 
	This will probably function properly but should be corrected.
 %1$s: 0504-219  The fileset %2$s, level %3$d.%4$d.%5$d %6$s, 
	is not uniformly applied to the system.  It is in 
	state %7$s in %8$s but in state %9$s in %10$s.
	This may cause the system to function incorrectly.
 %1$s: 0504-220  No link found from %2$s to %3$s.
 %1$s: 0504-221  Unable to read existing link at %2$s.
 %1$s: 0504-222  Existing symbolic link at %2$s is not a link to %3$s.
 %1$s: 0504-223  Existing entry at %2$s is not a link to %3$s.
 %1$s: 0504-224  An error occurred while creating the link from %2$s to %3$s. 
	The error code was %4$d.
 %1$s: 0504-225  New link created from %2$s to %3$s.
 %1$s: 0504-226  No fileset entries were found that match the name - %2$s.
 %1$s: 0504-227  No files were found that matched the file name given for fileset %2$s.
 %1$s: 0504-228  The requsites for %2$s, %3$d,%4$d.%5$d.%6$d %7$s,
were not satisfied by the current status of the system.
This should be corrected to assure proper operation.
 %1$s: 0504-229  The requsites for %2$s, %3$d,%4$d.%5$d.%6$d %7$s,
were satisfied by the current status of the system but at
least one tested fileset was not committed, while this fileset
is already committed.  This probably needs to be corrected to
ensure proper operation of the system.
 %1$s: 0504-230  %2$d files have been checked.
 %1$s: 0504-231 The following inconsistencies were found 
	while verifying fileset requisites.
 
Fileset  %1$s (%2$s part)
at level %3$02d.%4$02d.%5$04d.%6$04d %7$s requires:
%8$s %1$s%2$sAt least %3$d of:
%4$s %1$s Usage:
%2$s -{f|c|l|v} [-u] [-O{[r][s][u]}] [-mn] [fileset [filelist]]
	-f  Fast check (file existence, file length)
	-c  Checksum verification
	-v  Fileset version consistency check
	-l  File link verification
	-u  Update inventory (only valid with -c or -l)
	-O  Data base(s) to be processed, default is all
	    u = /usr/lib/objrepos, r = /etc/objrepos,
	    s = /usr/share/lib/objrepos
	-mn n=1-3 controls detail of messages, 3 is most verbose
	fileset specifies filesets to be checked, may include
	    "*", etc to specify multiple filesets
	filelist one or more file names (optionally using "*", etc.)
	    to be checked.  May be in form  'member:archive' to specify
	    archive members that are to be checked.
	--- one and only one of the flags -f, -c, -l and -v may be specified
	--- filelist is not allowed with -v option
 %1$s: 0504-208  Size of %2$s is %3$d,
	expected value was %4$d.
 %1$s Usage:
%2$s [-R {Path|"ALL"}] -{f|c|l|v} [-u] [-O{[r][s][u]}] [-mn] [fileset [filelist]]
	-f  Fast check (file existence, file length)
	-c  Checksum verification
	-v  Fileset version consistency check
	-l  File link verification
	-u  Update inventory (only valid with -c or -l)
	-O  Data base(s) to be processed, default is all
	    u = /usr/lib/objrepos, r = /etc/objrepos,
	    s = /usr/share/lib/objrepos
	-R  User Specified Install Location 
	-mn n=1-3 controls detail of messages, 3 is most verbose
	fileset specifies filesets to be checked, may include
	    "*", etc to specify multiple filesets
	filelist one or more file names (optionally using "*", etc.)
	    to be checked.  May be in form  'member:archive' to specify
	    archive members that are to be checked.
	--- one and only one of the flags -f, -c, -l and -v may be specified
	--- filelist is not allowed with -v option
 diskette tape file UNKNOWN Usage: swvpdmgr [-ps] Fileset ...

Flags:
  -p = Privatize Fileset.
  -s = Share Fileset with client systems.
 %1$s:  ATTENTION: %2$s returned an unexpected result. Return code = %3$d.
 