NS3000/iX Error Messages Reference Manual (36923-90043)

Chapter 9 101
Remote Process Management Error Messages
RPM and PTOP services, only one RPM or PTOP process can exist in a
remote session.
ACTION: Terminate the first RPM or PTOP process, or change the location
to a different remote session. By means of the environment facility of
Network Services, it is possible to have more than one remote session
on the same remote node. Use DSLINE commands to set up the
environments; for example:
DSLINE S1=NODE
DSLINE S2=NODE
Then use the different environment IDs (S1 and S2) in the location
parameter of the RPMCREATEs and of a POPEN.
107 MESSAGE: LOGON TIME OUT.
CAUSE: The logon of the remote session for an RPMCREATE did not
complete in a set amount of time. This time can be set by the Logon
TimeOut option in an RPMCREATE; if the logon TimeOut is not set, a
default of 1 hours (3600.0 seconds) is used.
ACTION: Increase the timeout with the Logon TimeOut option; the
timeout depends on factors like the load on the remote system and
set-up and execution time of UDCs for the remote session. It is possible
to have a logon UDC that never completes (for example, one that runs a
program that does not terminate), so in this case no logon timeout is
sufficient.
108 MESSAGE: LOCAL RPM SERVICE NOT STARTED.
CAUSE: The local RPM service (RPML) has not been started, or has
been stopped and aborted.
ACTION: Start the RPM service with NSCONTROL START=RPML or
NSCONTROL START. (Only users with NM capability can use the
NSCONTROL command.
111 MESSAGE: RPMDAD CREATE ERROR.
CAUSE: The remote node was unable to create the RPMDAD process.
ACTION: Check to verify that RPMDAT.PUB.SYS exists on the remote
node. Also check that the process limit has not been exceeded on the
remote node. The log file (NMLG
xxxx .PUB.SYS) may contain additional
information.
112 MESSAGE: RPMDAD DEAD ERROR.
CAUSE: RPMDAD is terminating and exiting the session because the
session has been aborted or because all sons created by RPM have
terminated.
ACTION: Try again. A new RPMDAD and a new session are created at the
next RPMCREATE request.