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The Software (Sof) log message tables in this Appendix are divided into the following five sections:
Within each of these sections, messages are grouped by severity:
Debug and Informational messages should normally be turned off. The Quick Configuration tool configures them off automatically. To configure logging refer to the uOne Gateserver Installation and Configuration Manual. To dynamically change logging see "Working with uOne Log Files" in this document.
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Note Debug and CMA informational messages are intended only for developer lab debugging. You should not use debug or CMA informational logging in a production environment. File system overflow and severe performance degradation may result otherwise. |
| Message | Body | Description | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
API, | %s | General API message commonly used for tracing or indicating the initialization of one logging API. | None. |
| Message | Body | Description | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
com_debug, Debug 1.0 | %s | This message is used by developers to embed debugging messages in the code. | None. |
com_end, | Complete execution of:%s | Provides general information about object processing; used in initialization and termination dispatch routines to identify what processing has occurred. | None. |
com_parm, | Input initialization parm%s is%s | Displays input parameter during the initialization phase; allows a user to see what was set as the object's operational parameters. | None. |
com_start, | Starting execution of:%s | Provides general information about object processing. It is used in initialization and termination dispatch routines to identify what processing has occurred | None. |
com_unknownparm | Unknown Keyword %s line %d, in file %s | Issued during initialization when an input scanner routine cannot determine a valid parameter for a specified keyword. | Remove/correct the appropriate keyword, or contact TAC. |
| Message | Body | Description | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
app_badparmlen, | Keyword %s detected %s as bad as it is longer than %d characters | A parameter value of invalid length was passed to the parse routine which terminated the startup on the line being processed and the message is issued to the log. | Reduce the length of the parameter value. |
app_execerr, | ERROR: Abnormal termination detected for %s, pid: %d, RetVal: %d | This message will display for a number of reasons. Two possibilities: The file exists, but could not be executed, or the program returned a non-zero value (indicating an error in the UNIX environment). | Use the return value to determine why the file could not be executed and correct the problem. |
app_GenErr | %s | A general error message used for free-form error messages. | Dependent on error message content. |
app_invalidparm, | File %s, line %d: Invalid %s provided (%s) | An invalid parameter value was presented to the parse routine. This condition terminated the startup on the line being processed. The message is issued to the log. | If an parameter is not set correctly, reset it to a desired value. |
app_nopgm, | ERROR: Unable to execute scheduled program %s, (%d-%s) | The system call stat() failed for the scheduled program. | Use the supplied error code string; check the scheduled program path and check the existence of an executable file for that path. Correct the problem. |
app_numparm, | File %s, Line %d: Keyword %s expects %d parameters. | Indicates that the incorrect number of parameters were passed to the parse routine in the specified input file at the specified line. This condition made it impossible to evaluate the value for that keyword. The message is issued to the log. | If an attribute is not set correctly, reset it to a desired value. |
app_statictime, | File %s, line %d: Schedule times do not apply to Static Application. | The schedule file specifies the time range for a Static Application. | Specify * for the Start Time and the End Time for a Static Application. |
CmdGenErr | %s | A general error message. | Dependent on error message content. |
com_API, | API: %s Failed to %s, RTNCD= %d, STATCD= %d | API routine failed. | Correct problem and reissue the call. |
con_datatype | Unknown UTLXDR data type %d | A query to UTLXDR failed to find the translation function for the given data type (unknown). | Correct the incorrect data type or provide the translation function. |
com_E_DSERV_Lkup | UTLDSERV Lookup, Token %s Object %s(%d) %s | A domain services lookup for the token and type listed has been requested. The token and object type are not found in the domain services table or an error has occurred. | Add the missing entry to the table or contact TAC. |
com_errfile, | ERROR: Could not locate file: %s | An attempt to open a file failed. | Determine why the file could not be opened and correct the problem. |
com_errline, | ERROR: Found on line %d, in file %s | Issued during initialization when an input scanner routine cannot determine a valid parameter for a specified keyword. | Determine what is wrong with the value and correct the problem. |
com_error | %s | A general error message used for free-form error messages. | Dependent on error message content. |
com_Eutilmsg, | UTIL: %s CMD: %s RC: %s SC: %s SM: %s | Issued for all SP internal utilities to provide diagnostics for utility failures. UTIL = Name of the utility. CMD = Command mnemonic. RC = Last known return code. SC = Last known status code. SM = Service message defined by the service. | Determine why the host rejected the message and correct the problem. If you are unable to correct the problem, collect the information written to the log and contact TAC. |
com_GenErr | %s | A general error message used for free-form error messages. | Dependent on error message content. |
com_initerr, | %s object stopped normal processing in module %s | Object initialization failure. | Gather the logging messages for the object that issued the message and contact TAC. |
com_invalidparm, | Keyword %s detected %s as an invalid parameter | Invalid parameter was presented to the parse routine. This condition terminated the startup on the line being processed and the message was issued to the log. | If a parameter is not set correctly, reset it to the desired value. |
com_netreject, | CMD:(%i) Host:(%s) process:(%i) is unknown to Object (%s) | Issued by an object when a message is sent to the server interface, but is unknown to the object | Determine why the message was sent to the object and correct the error. |
com_numparm, | Keyword %s expects %i parameters | This message indicates the number of incorrect parameters that were passed in the input file to the parse routine. This condition terminates startup on the line being processed and the message is issued to the log. | If an attribute is not set correctly, reset it to the desired value. |
com_parmerr, | Keyword %s line %d, in file %s | Issued during initialization when an input scanner routines cannot determine a valid parameter for a specified keyword. | Remove/correct the appropriate keyword. |
com_rejmsgdata, | Data: TotalLen(%i) hex(%s) | The OBJ_TransmitParms message rejected the remaining portion of the message. Up to 50 bytes of data are displayed in hex. If less than 50 bytes exist, only those bytes are displayed. | Determine why the host rejected the message and correct the problem. If you are unable to correct the problem, collect the information written to the log and contact TAC. |
com_rejmsghead, | SubSource(%i) SubDest(%i) Host(%s) Trace(%c) ObjType(%i) | A message was rejected because it was not recognized. The message is formatted and discarded. | Determine why the host rejected the message and correct the problem. If you are unable to correct the problem, collect the information written to the log and contact TAC |
com_rejmsgnxt1, | ReqId(%i) SerId(%i) Ver(%i) Handle(%g) TranNumber(%i) | The OBJ_TransmitParms message rejected the header file. A message was rejected because it was not recognized. The message is formatted and discarded. | Determine why the host rejected the message and correct the problem. If you are unable to correct the problem, collect the information written to the log and contact TAC. |
com_rejmsgnxt2, | OpReturn(%i) OpStatus(%i) User1(%i) User2(%i) EventOrCmd(%d) | The OBJ_TransmitPams message rejected the remaining portion of the message. Up to 50 bytes of data are displayed in hex. If less than 50 bytes exist, only those bytes are displayed. | Determine why the host rejected the message and correct the problem. If you are unable to correct the problem, collect the information written to the log and contact TAC. |
com_syserr, | ERROR: System Call %s failed, System error number = %i | This message is issued by internal Objects when a UNIX system call attempt fails. It indicates the failure of the UNIX kernel to provide a critical service to the SP object code. | Gather the logging messages for the object which issued the message and contact TAC. |
com_syserrstr, | System Call %s failed, error = %s | This message is issued by internal SP objects when a UNIX system call attempt fails. It indicates the failure of the UNIX kernel to provide a critical service to the object code. | Gather the logging messages for the object that issued the message and contact TAC. |
com_threrr, | Thr Err: Mod[%s] Ln[%d] Thr[%d] RC[%d] SC[%d] Msg[%s] Host[%s] Obj[%s] | New message utility failure; a critical error has been generated by a thread. Mod = Name of the module. Ln = Line number (LineNumber). Thr = Thread ID (ThreadId). RC = Last known return code. SC = Last known status code. Msg = Service message defined by the service Host = Host name. Obj = Object name. | Determine why the host rejected the message and correct the problem. If you are unable to correct the problem, collect the information written to the log and contact TAC. |
com_vererr, | (%s) %s is invalid with (%s) at level %s | The first component (in brackets) had a version/release mismatch when compared with the second component (in brackets). The version, release, and modification level is printed for visual verification. | Determine why the host rejected the message and correct the problem. If you are unable to correct the problem, collect the information written to the log and contact TAC. |
| Message | Body | Description | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
app_GenInfo | %s | A general informational message used for free-form error messages. | None. |
app_IstaticExit, Informational 1.0 | Static Application (%s) exited %d time(s). | Static Application exited specified number of times. | Find out why the static application goes down so many times and try to correct it. |
app_I_noReStart, Informational 1.0 | Do not restart Application (%s) due to reload of schedule table. | Static Application is not reloaded due to reload of the schedule table. | If needed, add this application back to the schedule table and reload. |
app_nostart | Instance (%) token (s) set to no restart. | Instance set to no restart due to APP_EVENTORCMDID_NOSTART. Instance cannot be started due to no restart command | If needed, send RESTART command. |
com_GenInfo | %s | A general informational message. | None. |
com_init | Init/Term: %s | This message provides general information about object processing. It is used in initialization and termination dispatch routines to identify what processing has occurred. | None. |
com_log, | Local Logging for file[%s] - %s | This message provides general information about the local Logging subsystem. It is issued when a local log dataset gets started and ended. The parameter (RollOver) affecting this is in Attrib.Global. It specifies the amount of time in hours that the logs should remain open. | None. |
com_Iutilmsg, Informational 1.0 | UTIL: %s CMD: %s RC: %s SC: %s SM: %s | This message is issued for all SP internal utilities to provide diagnostics for utility failures. UTIL = Name of the utility. CMD = Command mnemonic. RC = Last known return code. SC = Last known status code. SM = Service message defined by the service. | None. |
com_shut, | Normal shutdown requested for %s Object | This message is issued when a shutdown order is recognized. | None. |
| Message | Body | Description | Action |
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app_badreload, | Cannot Reload the Groups and Tokens file - %s | An error occurred in the reloading of the groups and tokens file. | Verify the syntax and attributes in the groups and tokens files. |
app_badtime, | Cannot start appl for token %s at %2d:%2d hrs - Out of Scheduled hours | An attempt was made to start an application instance outside of its scheduled. | Verify the start and stop times for the application instance. |
app_GenWarn | %s | A general warning message used for free-form error messages. | Dependent on warning message content. |
app_maxGrpInst, Warning 1.0 | Cannot start for token (%s); Already running Max Inst under Group %s | Attempted to start an instance while running the maximum number maximum of group instances (a configurable parameter). | Increase the maximum group instances value. |
app_maxInst, | Cannot fire instance for token (%s); Already running MaxInstances(%d) | Attempted to start an instance while running the maximum number of instances (a configurable parameter). | Increase the MaxInstances attribute value after looking at the schedule file. |
app_quiesceInst, | Cannot fire Instance for token (%s); App object in QUIESCE state. | Attempted to start an instance after APP object has been put into QUIESCE. | Retry the start instance after the APP object state has been changed. |
app_WstaticExit | Static Application (%s) exited (%d) times(s). | Static Application exited the number of times specified in StaticAppRetryCount configuration parameter. | Increase the Max Group Instances value in Attrib.hostname or Attrib.global for APP. |
com_GenWarn | %s | A general warning message used for free-form error messages. | Dependent on warning message content. |
com_syswarn, | WARNING: System Call %s returned error number = %d | Issued by internal objects when a UNIX system call attempt fails UNIX kernel failed to provide a service to the object code. The service, while needed by the object code, was not considered critical. These messages can occur for such things as fork() failures. | Examine the message to determine if UNIX kernel tuning parameters can be adjusted to prevent the error. These messages should be forwarded to your system administrator in order to determine if any system tuning actions can be undertaken. |
com_warnfile, | WARNING: Could not locate file: %s | An attempt to open a file failed. | Determine why the file could not be opened and correct the problem. |
com_W_DSERV_Lkup | UTLDSERV Lookup, Token %s Object %s(%d) %s | A domain services lookup for the token and type listed has been requested. The token and object type are not found in the domain services table or an error has occurred. | Add the missing entry to the table or contact TAC. |
com_Wutilmsg, | UTIL: %s CMD: %s RC: %s SC: %s SM: %s | This message is issued for all internal utilities to provide diagnostics for utility failures. UTIL = Name of the utility. CMD = Command mnemonic. RC = Last known return code. SC = Last known status code. SM = Service message defined by the service. | Determine why the host rejected the message and correct the problem. If you are unable to correct the problem, collect the information written to the log and contact TAC. |
| Message | Body | Description | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
app_GenDebug | %s | A general debug message. | None. |
tntapi_GenDebug | %s | A general TNT api debug message. | None. |
| Message | Body | Description | Action |
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app_GenErr | %s | A free form general error message. | Dependent on the error message content. |
app_imaplogin, | IMAP login failure for user %d on server %s. | Messaging server is down or A subscriber attempted to access his or her mailbox, but the login failed. | Check the operation of the messaging server. Check to ensure data in the subscriber profile is valid. |
app_ldapbind, | machine: %s running slapd at %d has %s problem. | An invalid DN or password was used. | Check the subscriber profiles on the directory server for invalid data. |
app_ldapopen, | machine: %s running slapd at %d has %s problem for %s account. | An invalid host name or port number was used. or The directory server is down | Check the operation of the directory server. |
pag_connect, | Unable to connect to the Paging server %s on port %d | The SNPP paging server is down. | Start the SNPP paging server and try to telnet to the port (e.g.., 444) |
tntapi_GenErr | %s | A free form TNT api error message. | Dependent on the error message content. |
| Message | Body | Description | Action |
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app_GenInfo | %s | A general informational message. | None. |
tntapi_GenInfo | %s | A general TNT api informational message. | None. |
| Message | Body | Description | Action |
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app_GenWarn | %s | A general warning message. | Dependent on the warning message content. |
tntapi_GenWarn | %s | A general TNT api warning message. | Dependent on the warning message content. |
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UM_debug | %s | A general debug message. | None. |
| Message | Body | Description | Action |
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UM_error | %s | A free form general error message. | Dependent on the error message content. |
UM_inimissing | ini File missing | Indicates that the .ini file specified in the schedule table doesn't exist in the $PARMLIB/apps/UM directory | Ensure that the .ini files that is specified in the schedule file exists in the $PARMLIB/apps/UM directory. |
| Message | Body | Description | Action |
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UM_info | %s | A general informational message. | None. |
| Message | Body | Description | Action |
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UM_noiniinSch | ini File not specified in the Schedule file. | Indicates that the .ini file is not specified in the schedule file. | Ensure that the correct .ini file is specified in the Schedule file. Otherwise, the default .ini file, <APP_NAME>.ini, will be used in its place. |
UM_warn | %s | A general warning message. | Dependent on the warning message content. |
| Message | Body | Description | Action |
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mwinotify_debug | %s | A general debug message. | None. |
| Message | Body | Description | Action |
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mwinotify_err | %s | A free form general error message. | Dependent on the error message content. |
| Message | Body | Description | Action |
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mwinotify_info | %s | A general informational message. | None. |
| Message | Body | Description | Action |
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mwinotify_warn | %s | A general warning message. | Dependent on the warning message content. |
| Message | Body | Description | Action |
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mwinonoff_debug | %s | A general debug message. | None. |
| Message | Body | Description | Action |
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mwinonoff_err | %s | A free form general error message. | Dependent on the error message content. |
| Message | Body | Description | Action |
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mwinonoff_info | %s | A general informational message. | None. |
| Message | Body | Description | Action |
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mwinonoff_warn | %s | A general warning message. | Dependent on the warning message content. |
The following table shows status codes and mnemonics generated by the uOne system along with descriptions. Those messages that are API specific are noted with an X in the right-hand column of the table. You can often pinpoint your problems to a particular subsystem or operation by determining the mnemonic associated with a status code seen in a log file.
| Code | Mnemonic | Description | API Specific |
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4601 | SP_STAT_BADPARM | The expected parameters were not passed or the parameter string format is bad. |
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4602 | SP_STAT_BADCOM | AINReply, AINRequest AINUnbind - The entry for this ComHandle could not be located in internal table. | X |
4603 | SP_STAT_INTERROR | Error reading/writing the data portion of the files. |
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4605 | SP_STAT_SERVFAIL | The data length exceeds the maximum allowable transmission size for this operation. |
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4609 | SP_STAT_NETDOWN | Could not send reply to the client instance. |
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4611 | SP_STAT_NORESOURCE | Insufficient storage to malloc. |
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| AINStartApp - The maximum number of instances are running for either the specified group, or under the ALO. | X |
4612 | SP_STAT_NOPROGRAM | AINStartApp - No corresponding program was found for the passed token. | X |
4615 | SP_STAT_APITIMEOUT | AINRequest - Synchronous API call timed out without getting a reply. | X |
4616 | SP_STAT_INTERRUPT | AININIT - The process has received the TERMINATE indication from APP object. | X |
4622 | SP_STAT_LOSTCOM | Communications were lost. |
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4623 | SP_STAT_NOSTATUS | No status is the default. No other information was provided to override this default. |
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4628 | SP_STAT_BUSYCOM | This communications session is busy executing previous API. |
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7401 | SSIO_STATUS_ALREADYREGISTERED | The subsystem that is attempting to register with SSIO is already registered. |
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7402 | SSIO_STATUS_BADCOMMAND | The Event or command ID that is being attempted is not known to UTLSSIO. |
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7403 | SSIO_STATUS_BADLENGTH | Attempting to allocate a buffer larger than the maximum buffer size. Subscriber attempting to output a message larger than the maximum buffer size. |
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7404 | SSIO_STATUS_BUSY | The subsystem for this message already has the maximum number of messages queued. |
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7405 | SSIO_STATUS_INTERR | SSIO internal error. Notify TAC. |
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7406 | SSIO_STATUS_INVALIDOBJECT | Not a valid object type for this request. |
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7410 | SSIO_STATUS_NOMEMORY | Insufficient area in SSIO file for: Registering a subsystem; or Allocating a data buffer. |
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7411 | SSIO_STATUS_NOMESSAGE | No message available for a GetMessage attempt Event or command ID requires input data but none present. |
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7413 | SSIO_STATUS_NOSIO | SSIO file was initialized. |
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7415 | SSIO_STATUS_NOTNOW | Maximum number of subsystems already registered; subscriber cannot register now. |
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7416 | SSIO_STATUS_NOTREGISTERED | Subscriber attempting to deregister a subsystem that is not registered. |
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7417 | SSIO_STATUS_OK | Event or command ID is successful. |
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7419 | SSIO_STATUS_SYSERR | UNIX system calls error. Notify TAC. |
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8201 | SIOF_STATUS_ALLOCFAIL | NT allocation failure in UTLSIOF. |
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8202 | SIOF_STATUS_ALREADYREGISTERED | Status returned to subscriber when 7401 is returned to UTLSIOF from UTLSSIO. |
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8203 | SIOF_STATUS_BADCOMMAND | The event or command ID that is being attempted is not known to UTLSIOF. |
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8204 | SIOF_STATUS_BUFTOOLARGE | Attempting to allocate a buffer larger than maximum buffer size. |
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8205 | SIOF_STATUS_FIFOEMPTY | No messages available matching the selection criteria. |
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8206 | SIOF_STATUS_LLMGRFAIL | Failure of any of a number of calls to the UTLLLMGR (Utility Link List Manager) utility. |
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8207 | SIOF_STATUS_NOSTATUS | Event or command ID is successful. |
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8208 | SIOF_STATUS_NOTAVAILABLE | Status returned when status 7414 is returned to UTLSIOF from UTLSSIO. |
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8209 | SIOF_STATUS_NOTREGISTERED | Subscriber attempting certain commands before subsystem is registered. |
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8210 | SIOF_STATUS_SSIOFAIL | Certain SSIO commands from UTLSIOF failed. |
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The following Status Codes are either self-explanatory, or are used by developers for debugging.
| Code | Mnemonic | Code | Mnemonic |
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4604 | SP_STAT_BADFORMAT | 10210 | DSERV_STATUS_ALREADYREG |
4605 | SP_STAT_DATATOOLONG | 10211 | DSERV_STATUS_NOTREGISTERED |
4606 | SP_STAT_NOREG | 10212 | DSERV_STATUS_NOKEYWORDS |
4608 | SP_STAT_SERVOFF | 10213 | DSERV_STATUS_NULLUSERAREA |
4610 | SP_STAT_FORKFAILED | 12100 | SERV_STATUS_ALREADYREG |
4613 | SP_STAT_MAXGROUP | 12101 | SERV_STATUS_NOTREGISTERED |
4614 | SP_STAT_XDRFREE | 12102 | SERV_STATUS_INVALIDCMD |
4921 | AIN_BSERV_STAT_UNKNOWN | 12103 | SERV_STATUS_NOFUNCTION |
4922 | AIN_BSERV_STAT_NOTFOUND | 12104 | SERV_STATUS_NOTRANSPORT |
4923 | AIN_BSERV_STAT_INTERNAL | 12105 | SERV_STATUS_NOTCP |
4617 | SP_STAT_FIRSTDATA | 12106 | SERV_STATUS_VALIDFAILED |
4618 | SP_STAT_NEXTDATA | 12107 | SERV_STATUS_VALIDERROR |
4619 | SP_STAT_ENDOFDATA | 12108 | SERV_STATUS_RESULTFAILED |
4620 | SP_STAT_ONLYDATA | 12109 | SERV_STATUS_XDRFREE |
4621 | SP_STAT_INVALIDATTRID | 12110 | SERV_STATUS_NOFDSET |
4626 | SP_STAT_INVALIDATTRVALUE | 12111 | SERV_STATUS_UNKNOWN |
4627 | SP_STAT_INVALIDINSTANCE | 12112 | SERV_STATUS_XDRINFAILED |
4629 | SP_STAT_INVALIDVERSION | 12113 | SERV_STATUS_RUNNING |
4630 | SP_STAT_NOPTFUNC | 12114 | SERV_STATUS_NOSUPPORT |
4631 | SP_STAT_MAXINSTANCES | 13201 | COMH_STATUS_NOREG |
4920 | AIN_BSERV_STAT_NOTREGISTERED | 13202 | COMH_STATUS_INTERNAL |
7414 | SSIO_STATUS_NOTAVAILABLE | 13203 | COMH_STATUS_NOHOST |
9200 | LIST_STATUS_NOCNTL | 13204 | COMH_STATUS_INVALIDCMD |
9201 | LIST_STATUS_TOOLITTLE | 13205 | COMH_STATUS_ALREADYREG |
9202 | LIST_STATUS_TOOMUCH | 13206 | COMH_STATUS_NOTREGISTERED |
9203 | LIST_STATUS_INVALIDCMD | 15104 | LOG_STATUS_NOTRANSPORT |
9204 | LIST_STATUS_LISTEMPTY | 15105 | LOG_STATUS_NOTREGISTERED |
9205 | LIST_STATUS_LISTEND | 15106 | LOG_STATUS_LOGINFOFAILED |
9206 | LIST_STATUS_ALLOCFAIL | 22101 | XDR_STATUS_NOSTATUS |
9207 | LIST_STATUS_BADBUFR | 15101 | LOG_STATUS_HAVEREGISTERED |
9208 | LIST_STATUS_NOGET | 15102 | LOG_STATUS_ALREADYREG |
9209 | LIST_STATUS_NOTEMPTY | 15103 | LOG_STATUS_INVALIDCMD |
10201 | DSERV_STATUS_NOSTATUS | 22109 | XDR_STATUS_NOTFOUND |
10202 | DSERV_STATUS_NOSERVICE | 22110 | XDR_STATUS_NOMEMORY |
10203 | DSERV_STATUS_INVALIDOBJECT | 22111 | XDR_STATUS_BADLENGTH |
10204 | DSERV_STATUS_NOTENOUGHPARMS | 22102 | XDR_STATUS_NOSYMBOL |
10205 | DSERV_STATUS_LISTERROR | 22103 | XDR_STATUS_REGISTERED |
10206 | DSERV_STATUS_INVALIDCMD | 22105 | XDR_STATUS_INVALIDCOMMAND |
10207 | DSERV_STATUS_NOUSERDATA | 22106 | XDR_STATUS_BADXDRTYPE |
10208 | DSERV_STATUS_NOINDEXHOST | 22107 | XDR_STATUS_INTERNAL |
10209 | DSERV_STATUS_NOHOSTOBJECT | 22108 | XDR_STATUS_NOTZERO |
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Posted: Mon Sep 25 20:12:33 PDT 2000
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