Neoview ODBC Drivers Manual (R2.5)

Indicates that an error occurred during password processing. The following table lists possible
errors and what you can do about them:
Description and RecoveryError Code and Text
The certificate file does not exist in the location given by the values
of the ODBC connection attributes CERTIFICATEDIR and
CERTIFICATEFILE or, if those attributes were not specified for
the connection, in the corresponding default location (see the
Neoview User Management and Security Administration Guide). One
possibility is that CERTIFICATEFILE specifies a directory name
rather than a filename. Another possibility is that the name
specified in the connection attribute was misspelled.
This error will occur only if the password encryption policy
prohibits automatically downloading a new certificate.
To recover, you must deploy a new certificate to the location given
by CERTIFICATEDIR and CERTIFICATEFILE or the corresponding
default location (or change the settings of CERTIFICATEDIR and
CERTIFICATEFILE to specify the location where the certificate
actually resides).
[29713] Certificate file name is not found.
The certificate file is missing from the location given by
CERTIFICATEDIR and CERTIFICATEFILE or the corresponding
default, or the file could not be opened for reading. To recover,
check the file permissions on the indicated file. If the permissions
are correct, install a new certificate in the location given by
CERTIFICATEDIR and CERTIFICATEFILE or the corresponding
default location.
[29709] Error reading the certificate file name
The driver is attempting to download a certificate to the
workstation, but the file specified by the
CERTIFICATEFILE_ACTIVE attribute could not be opened for
writing.
To recover, ensure that the specified location is secured to permit
writing, and try again.
[29716] Error writing to the certificate file
name.
The specified certificate file is corrupted. Delete it from the location
specified by certificateFileActive or the corresponding default
value, and allow a new certificate to be downloaded from the
server, or if auto-download is off, install a new certificate in the
location given by CERTIFICATEFILE or the corresponding default
location.
If this error occurs repeatedly or affects multiple workstations
connecting to the same Neoview platform, there might be a
problem with the server certificate. In this case, you might need
to generate a new self-signed certificate or deploy a new CA
certificate.
[29701] Failed to retrieve the public key from
the certificate file name.
[29721] The certificate file name is corrupted.
[29729] Failed to open the certificate file name.
That the password you typed was too long. If you mistyped, try
again. If you have an especially long password—longer than 70
bytes if you use 1024-bit encryption or 128 bytes if you use 2048-bit
encryption—create a shorter one.
[29704] The password was too long.
The client was unable to determine the home directory. The home
directory is most often defined by the HOME environment variable.
If that variable is not set on the workstation, the security client
derives the directory name from the environment variables
HOMEDRIVE and HOMEPATH. If those environment variables
are also not defined on the workstation, this error occurs.
To address this problem, set either the HOME environment variable
or the HOMEDRIVE and HOMEPATH variables.
[29720] No HOME environment variables are
set on the system.
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