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

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CIERR Error Messages
Network Services Environment Error Messages
Network Services Environment Error
Messages
Environment error messages are produced when an error is detected in
the definition of an environment by a DSLINE or a REMOTE command.
They are displayed on $STDLIST during the execution of the command,
usually preceding a CI error or ENVIRONMENT message. These error
messages are found in CATALOG.PUB.SYS, message set 16 (DS errors).
When an environment error is detected, the DSERR job control word is
set to the error number. The environment error message is not
displayed if the command is executed through the COMMAND intrinsic.
620 MESSAGE: NO ENVIRONMENT FOR envid.
CAUSE: A DSLINE envid;RESET was executed, and there is no generic
environment for envid.
ACTION: Correct envid and reissue the command.
622 MESSAGE: ENVIRONMENT TABLE IS FULL.
CAUSE: The session environment table is full; there is no room for
additional information on new environments or tracing.
ACTION: Delete any unused environments, turn off any unused service
tracing, and reissue the command.
623 MESSAGE: NO DEFAULT ENVIRONMENT SET BY A :DSLINE OR
:REMOTE.
CAUSE: A command using a default environment was executed, but no
default environment was set by a previous DSLINE or REMOTE command.
ACTION: Insert an environment ID into the syntax and reissue the
command.
624 MESSAGE: NO ENVIRONMENT FOR # envnum.
CAUSE: An environment number was used in a DSLINE or REMOTE and
the envnum does not correspond to any existing environments.
ACTION: Correct the environment number and reissue the command.
The DSLINE @.@.@ command can be used to get a list of environments
and their numbers.
625 MESSAGE: ACTIVE SERVICES FOR envid; CLOSE IGNORED.
CAUSE: A DSLINE CLOSE was executed for an environment, identified
by envid, that has one or more active services (RFA, RDBA). The
environment is not closed, and the services continue to be active.
ACTION: Terminate the service or services, and reissue the command.
The DSLINE SHOW command will display which services are active for an
environment.