Pathway/iTS SCREEN COBOL Reference Manual (H06.10+, J06.03+)

Procedure Division
HP NonStop Pathway/iTS SCREEN COBOL Reference Manual—426750-003
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DIALOG-BEGIN
TERMINATION-STATUS 23
Cause. While running a DIALOG-BEGIN statement, TCP found that the transaction
associated with the dialog has been aborted. The message did not reach the server
process. The associated dialog is now aborted. The SCOBOL requester must now end
the dialog by calling DIALOG-END.
Action Without ON ERROR Clause. The system aborts the terminal.
TERMINATION-STATUS 24
Cause. The primary TCP abended while a DIALOG-BEGIN was outstanding to a
server process.
Action Without ON ERROR Clause. If the terminal is in transaction mode, the
backup TCP, after take over, logs a message to PATHMON, and aborts the current
transaction and restarts from BEGINTRANSACTION statement. If the terminal is not in
transaction mode, the backup TCP, after take over, logs a message to PATHMON and
then aborts the terminal. In this case, the recovery action is application-specific.
PATHTCP4 does not have any information about the status of the last SEND or
DIALOG-BEGIN or DIALOG-SEND. If the send operation is retryable, the terminal can
be restarted and SEND or DIALOG-BEGIN or DIALOG-SEND verb can be reissued.
TERMINATION-STATUS 25
Cause. While running a DIALOG-BEGIN statement, TCP could not connect to the
ROUT process because of a retryable ROUT connect error. Typical file-system errors
are FENOTRDY, FENOLCB and FETOOMANY. The message did not reach the server
process. Since the errors are retryable, the SCOBOL requester can retry the operation
after some time delay. The TERMINATION-SUBSTATUS special register stores the
file system error.
Action Without ON ERROR Clause. The system suspends the terminal. However,
the terminal can be resumed.
TRANSACTION ABORTED
TCP ABENDED WHILE SEND/DIALOG OUTSTANDING
RETRYABLE ROUT CONNECT ERROR
Note. The TERMINATION-SUBSTATUS special register contains the file-system error.