Safeguard Reference Manual (G06.24+, H06.03+ )

Safeguard Reference Manual—520618-013
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SAFECOM Error and Warning
Messages
If SAFECOM encounters a condition that prohibits it from successfully executing a
command, SAFECOM displays an error or warning message. The error or warning
message gives a brief description of the condition that prohibited SAFECOM from
executing the command.
This appendix describes the SAFECOM error and warning messages. The messages
are listed in alphabetical order. For each message, the cause of the error, the action
taken by SAFECOM when the error is encountered, and the steps you can take to
recover from the error are described.
In addition to the messages described in this appendix, the Safeguard software also
issues operator messages. For more information, see the Operator Messages Manual.
For some operations, SAFECOM indicates the nature of the problem with either of
these messages:
Report file-system errors to your system manager. The problem might be the result of
some improper system management procedure.
SMP errors indicate a problem with the Safeguard product. Report them to your HP
representative.
If you report an error to your HP representative, be prepared to provide the following
information to aid in diagnosing the problem:
1. Provide the full version procedures of OSMON, OSMP, and SAFECOM. To obtain
this information, use the VPROC utility:
> VPROC $SYSTEM.SYSnn.SAFECOM
> VPROC $SYSTEM.SYSnn.OSMON
> VPROC $SYSTEM.SYSnn.OSMP
Also provide the full version procedures of other products, such as TACL or FUP,
that interact with the Safeguard subsystem to produce this problem.
FILE ERROR = nnn indicates that either SAFECOM or the SMP encountered a
file-system error attempting to perform some operation.
(Typically, this error condition results from an attempt by the
SMP to access either the subject or object database.)
SMP ERROR = nnnn indicates that the SMP encountered an internal error
attempting to perform the requested operation.