DSM/SCM Event Management Programming Manual

Event Messages
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DSM/SCM Event Message Classifications
DSM/SCM Event Message Classifications
In addition to the error ranges, DSM/SCM events are classified as described in
Table 5-3.
Table 5-3. DSM/SCM Event Message Classifications
Message type Meaning
Informational Informational message only; no corrective action is needed. DSM/SCM
continues processing.
Error An error occurred. DSM/SCM might or might not continue processing.
Warning A warning occurred. DSM/SCM continues processing.
To determine whether a DSM/SCM event is an informational message, an error, or a
warning, you must check the description of the event in this manual. No specific token within
the message defines this category for a message.
Stopped code Meaning
Cancelled
restartable
The DSM/SCM activity stopped while it was being cancelled. You can
restart the activity.
Cancelled
nonrestartable
The DSM/SCM activity stopped while it was being cancelled. You
cannot restart the activity.
Nonrestartable The DSM/SCM activity stopped because of an error and cannot be
restarted.
Restartable The DSM/SCM activity stopped because of an error but can be
restarted after the operator performs the recovery procedure for the
specific error as described in this section.
To determine the stopped code assigned to an error, check the value of the
ZPHI-TKN-ACT-STOP-CD token in message 1020, ZPHI-EVT-ACT-STOPPED. Not all
errors return stopped or completion codes. The determining factor is whether the activity
stopped or completed processing.
Completion code Meaning
Completed
successfully
The activity completed successfully.
Completed with
errors
The activity completed with errors.
Completed with
warnings
The activity completed with warnings.
Cancelled The activity completed was cancelled.
To determine the completion code assigned to an error, check the value of the
ZPHI-TKN-ACT-COMP-CD token in message 1010, ZPHI-EVT-ACT-COMPLETED. Not all
errors return stopped or completion codes. The determining factor is whether the activity
stopped or completed processing.