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TS/MP Pathsend and Server Programming Manual (H06.05+, J06.03+)

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returned valueerror
INT
returns an error word. This error is associated with the call to SERVERCLASS_SEND_INFO64_ and
not with the previous Pathsend call. The error word contains one of these file-system errors:
0
(FEOK) indicates that no errors occurred in the call to SERVERCLASS_SEND_INFO64_.
2
(FEInvalOp) is returned if the caller has an invalid segment in use. Error 2 is also returned if the caller
has no extended data segment in use and one of the reference parameters is an extended address.
22
(FEBoundsErr) is returned if a reference parameter is out of bounds.
29
(FEMissParam) is returned if a required parameter is missing.
These errors are programming errors.
outputpathsend-error
INT(32):ref:EXT64:*
returns the Pathsend error. For more details on Pathsend errors, see Section 6 “Pathsend Errors”
(page 109).
outputfile-system-error
INT(32):ref:EXT64:*
returns the file system error. For more details on file system errors, see the Guardian Procedure Errors
and Messages Manual.
Considerations
These considerations apply to the SERVERCLASS_SEND_INFO64_ procedure:
• The condition code setting has no meaning following a call to SERVERCLASS_SEND_INFO64_.
• A call to SERVERCLASS_SEND_INFO64_ before a call is ever made to SERVERCLASS_SEND,
SERVERCLASS_DIALOG, SERVERCLASS_SENDL, or SERVERCLASS_DIALOGL results in return
error 0 (FEOK), Pathsend error 906 (FEScNoSendEverCalled), and file-system error 0 (FEOK).
Usage Considerations for Pathsend Procedures
These subsections discuss usage considerations that apply to several of the Pathsend procedure
calls.
NOTE: For information on Bridging Pathsend API into Pathway Domain for TS/MP 2.3 and later
versions, see the TS/MP Release Supplement Manual.
Condition Code
The condition-code setting has no meaning following a Pathsend procedure call.
Waited I/O
These considerations apply to waited Pathsend procedure calls:
• The tag parameter has no meaning and can be omitted.
• On a successful completion of a waited Pathsend procedure call, the actual-reply-len parameter
indicates the number of bytes in the reply.
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