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This chapter defines errno codes returned by the Cisco IOS for S/390 IUCV C socket functions. It includes these sections:
When an IUCV C socket function completes, the errno value provides additional information about the error reported. errno values are set when the return code is negative.
The values of errno shown in this table are returned to C socket library applications when the return value is -1:
| errno Name | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| EPERM | 1 | Not owner |
| ENOENT | 2 | No such file |
| ESRCH | 3 | No such process |
| EINTR | 4 | Interrupted system |
| EIO | 5 | I/O error |
| ENXIO | 6 | No such device |
| E2BIG | 7 | Argument list too long |
| ENOEXEC | 8 | Exec format error |
| EBADF | 9 | Bad file number |
| ECHILD | 10 | No children |
| EAGAIN | 11 | No more processes |
| ENOMEM | 12 | Not enough core |
| EACCES | 13 | Permission denied |
| EFAULT | 14 | Bad address |
| ENOTBLK | 15 | Block device required |
| EBUSY | 16 | Mount device busy |
| EEXIST | 17 | File exists |
| EXDEV | 18 | Cross-device link |
| ENODEV | 19 | No such device |
| ENOTDIR | 20 | Not a directory |
| EISDIR | 21 | Is a directory |
| EINVAL | 22 | Invalid argument |
| ENFILE | 23 | File table overflow |
| EMFILE | 24 | Too many open file |
| ENOTTY | 25 | Not a typewriter |
| ETXTBSY | 26 | Text file busy |
| EFBIG | 27 | File too large |
| ENOSPC | 28 | No space left on |
| ESPIPE | 29 | Illegal seek |
| EROFS | 30 | Read-only file system |
| EMLINK | 31 | Too many links |
| EPIPE | 32 | Broken pipe |
| EWOULDBLOCK | 35 | Operation would block |
| EINPROGRESS | 36 | Operation now in progress |
| EALREADY | 37 | Operation already in progress |
| ENOTSOCK | 38 | Socket operation on |
| EDESTADDRREQ | 39 | Destination address required |
| EMSGSIZE | 40 | Message too long |
| EPROTOTYPE | 41 | Protocol wrong type |
| ENOPROTOOPT | 42 | Protocol not available |
| EPROTONOSUPPORT | 43 | Protocol not supported |
| ESOCKTNOSUPPORT | 44 | Socket type not supported |
| EOPNOTSUPP | 45 | Operation not supported |
| EPFNOSUPPORT | 46 | Protocol family not supported |
| EAFNOSUPPORT | 47 | Address family not supported |
| EADDRINUSE | 48 | Address already in use |
| EADDRNOTAVAIL | 49 | Can't assign requested address |
| ENETDOWN | 50 | Network is down |
| ENETUNREACH | 51 | Network is unreachable |
| ENETRESET | 52 | Network dropped connection |
| ECONNABORTED | 53 | Software caused connection |
| ECONNRESET | 54 | Connection reset by peer |
| ENOBUFS | 55 | No buffer space available |
| EISCONN | 56 | Socket is already connected |
| ENOTCONN | 57 | Socket is not connected |
| ESHUTDOWN | 58 | Can't send after shutdown |
| ETOOMANYREFS | 59 | Too many references |
| ETIMEDOUT | 60 | Connection timed out |
| ECONNREFUSED | 61 | Connection refused |
| ELOOP | 62 | Too many levels of nesting |
| ENAMETOOLONG | 63 | File name too long |
| EHOSTDOWN | 64 | Host is down |
| EHOSTUNREACH | 65 | No route to host |
| ENOTEMPTY | 66 | Directory not empty |
| EPROCLIM | 67 | Too many processes |
| EUSERS | 68 | Too many users |
| EDQUOT | 69 | Disc quota exceeded |
| ESTALE | 70 | Stale NFS file handle |
| EREMOTE | 71 | Too many levels of remote in the path |
| ENOSTR | 72 | Device is not a stream |
| ETIME | 73 | Timer expired |
| ENOSR | 74 | Out of streams resources |
| ENOMSG | 75 | No message |
| EBADMSG | 76 | Trying to read unreadable message |
| EIDRM | 77 | Identifier removed |
| EDEADLK | 78 | Deadlock condition |
| ENOLCK | 79 | No record locks available |
| ENONET | 80 | Machine is not on network |
| ERREMOTE | 81 | Object is remote |
| ENOLINK | 82 | The link has been severed |
| EADV | 83 | ADVERTISE error |
| ESRMNT | 84 | SRMOUNT error |
| ECOMM | 85 | Communication error |
| EPROTO | 86 | Protocol error |
| EMULTIHOP | 87 | Multihop attempted |
| EDOTDOT | 88 | Cross mount point |
| EREMCHG | 89 | Remote address change |
| EIBMBADCALL | 1000 | A bad socket-call constant was found in the IUCV header |
| EIBMBADPARM | 1001 | Other IUCV header error, bad length, etc. |
| EIBMSOCKOUTOFRANGE | 1002 | Socket number assigned by client interface code (for socket() and accept()) is out of range |
| EIBMSOCKINUSE | 1003 | Socket number assigned by client interface code is already in use |
| EIBMIUCVERR | 1004 | Request failed due to IUCV error |
| EIBMCONFLICT | 1008 | Conflicting call already outstanding on socket |
| EIBMCANCELLED | 1009 | Request cancelled via socket function CANCEL request |
| IPRCODE | Description |
|---|---|
| 1 | Invalid path ID |
| 2 | Path quiesced - no sends allowed |
| 3 | Message limit exceeded |
| 4 | Priority messages not allowed on path |
| 5 | Buffer too short for message |
| 6 | Fetch protection exception |
| 7 | Addressing exception |
| 8 | Message ID found, but class/path invalid |
| 9 | Message has been purged |
| 10 | Message length negative |
| 11 | Target is not logged on |
| 12 | Target has not declared a buffer |
| 13 | Invoker max connections exceeded |
| 14 | Target maximum connections exceeded |
| 15 | Not authorized to connect to target |
| 16 | Invalid CP system service name |
| 17 | Invalid function code |
| 18 | Invalid message limit |
| 19 | Already has declared a buffer |
| 20 | Path has been severed |
| 21 | Parameter list message not allowed |
| 22 | Send list invalid |
| 23 | Negative length in list |
| 24 | Reserved: VM/SP uses this IPRCODE to flag invalid total list length |
| 25 | PRMMSG and BUF/ANSLIST not allowed |
| 26 | Buffer list not double-word aligned |
| 27 | Answer list not double-word aligned |
| 28 | No control buffer exists |
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