Pathway/iTS System Management Manual (H06.03, J06.03+)

TCP Messages (Numbers 3000-3999)
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TCP Messages
Effect. The operation fails.
Recovery. A licensed copy of Pathway/iTS should be installed.
3246
Cause. The server class to which a send or a dialog was targeted, is either in freeze-
pending or in frozen state.
Effect. The operation fails. If ON ERROR clause is mentioned, then error is reported
against the term but the term continues to run depending on the error-handling logic in
the SCREEN COBOL program. If ON ERROR clause is not mentioned, then TCP
suspends the terminal after logging the error against the term; however, the term can
be resumed to restart processing at the last verb.
Recovery. Isolate the server class within the SCREEN COBOL program and make
sure the server class is in STARTED mode before applying SEND/DIALOG to it. For
instructions on how to isolate the server class within the program, see Additional Error
Information on page 13-1
3247
Cause. A non-retryable LINKMON connect error occured on both primary and backup
CPU of the TCP. The associated file error gives the file-system error occured with the
LINKMON process.
Effect. The operation fails. TCP, after reporting the error, aborts the terminal
irrespective of ON ERROR clause mentioned or not.
Recovery. Although other file-system errors are also possible, most typical file-system
errors are error 14 (FENOSUCHDEV) and 201 (FEPATHDOWN). File-system error 14
indicates that the LINKMON process is not up on the CPU. File-system error 201
indicates that the LINKMON process had abended due to some reason. Correct the
LINKMON problem and then restart the term.
*3246* SERVER CLASS IS EITHER IN FREEZE PENDING OR IN FROZEN
STATE
Note. This error does not appear in the RETCODE token or in an error list; it appears
only in response to the STATUS TCP or STATUS TERM command.
*3247* A NON-RETRYABLE LINKMON CONNECT ERROR OCCURED (errnum)
Note. This error does not appear in the RETCODE token or in an error list; it appears
only in response to the STATUS TCP or STATUS TERM command.