BackPak H4.00 Troubleshooting and Messages Manual
Troubleshooting
22 BackPak H4.00 Troubleshooting & Messages
Actual example: E3404 Timeout, more than 300 seconds waiting for file
\ETINIUM.$DATA06.SUPOPER.CTMP0078. Context: INFO ADAPTER $ZZSTO.*, DETAIL; STATUS
ADAPTER $ZZSTO.*, SACS
As always other messages in EMS should be first searched; for example SCF might
report an explicit message while opening its IN file.
The TACL output or the TERM of these utilities is sent to the file configured in the
BackPak Domain page: “Utilities Log” assigned to $NULL by default. The second
exploration is to assign “Utilities Log” to a spooler location, reproduce and check the
spooler output.
For advanced users only:
There are several Domain manager parameters that are not available through the
BackPak GUI, but that can be patched by TEDIT BBSVCFG when regular procedures
cannot solve a problem triggering a NonStop utility such as SCF or CLIMCMD from
the UI.
Patching BBSVCFG by TEDIT is normally reserved to ETI-NET support, but might be
done by a customer for these specific errors while executing SCF.
Before the patch, make sure to:
• have saved the configuration through the GUI to get the XML tags and default
values of the latest BackPak version in BBSVCFG file
• have saved BBSVCFG before the manual patch.
The special parameters related to the execution of NonStop utilities are below:
<SubProcessInFile>$ZHOME</SubProcessInFile>
<SubProcessHometerm1>$TRM0.#A</SubProcessHometerm1>
<SubProcessHometerm2>$ZHOME</SubProcessHometerm2>
<ScfShortWait>30</ScfShortWait>
<ScfLongWait>300</ScfLongWait>
<SubProcessInFile>: An alternative to $ZHOME could be $YMIOP.#CLCI, or a
virtual terminal such as $VHS.
<SubProcessHometerm1>: Used only by very old systems before Gxx. A possible
alternative is a spooler specification such as
$S.#BPAK.HOMETERM.
<SubProcessHometerm2>: Used only all Gxx, Hxx and Jxx systems A possible
alternative is a spooler specification such as
$S.#BPAK.HOMETERM.
<ScfShortWait>: Maximum number of seconds waiting for shortest
commands such as SCF PROBE PROCESS $NCP, TO *.
<ScfLongWait>: Maximum number of seconds waiting for longest
commands such as SCF STATUS ADAPTER $ZZSTO.*,
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