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RPC Event Messages

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4 ZRPC-EVT-SLR-ERR

ZCOM-TKN-SUBJ-FILE

is the only possible value that can be returned as the subject token. ZCOM-TKN-

SUBJ-FILE indicates the name of the socket file in which the error occurred.

ZEMS-TKN-EMPHASIS

is a header token that contains the value ZSPI-VAL-TRUE, indicating that this is a

critical event.

ZRPC-TKN-SOCK-TYPE

indicates the type of socket that had the error. Possible values are:

ZRPC-TKN-WAIT-TYPE

indicates if the failed operation was waited or nowaited. Possible values are:

ZRPC-VAL-WAITED

indicates the failed operation was waited.

ZRPC-VAL-NOWAITED

indicates the failed operation was nowaited.

ZRPC-TKN-IP-ADDR

indicates the remote internet address in binary format.

For descriptions of NonStop Kernel TCP/IP error lists, see the TCP/IP Configuration

and Management Manual.

In the message text, sockfile corresponds to the value in ZCOM-TKN-SUBJ-FILE.

error corresponds to the Z-ERROR filed in ZSPI-TKN-ERROR within the error list.

errortext is the error text that corresponds to the value of the Z-ERROR field in

ZSPI-TKN-ERROR within the error list. wait-type corresponds to the value in ZRPC-

TKN-WAIT-TYPE. slr is the Socket Library Routine and corresponds to the value in

ZSPI-TKN-PROC-ERR within the error list. socktype corresponds to the value in

ZRPC-TKN-SOCK-TYPE. ipaddr corresponds to the value in ZRPC-TKN-IP-ADDR.

Cause. A call to the NonStop Kernel TCP/IP Sockets Library Routine (SLR) failed or

returned an error. The value returned for the Z-ERROR field in ZSPI-TKN-ERROR

within the error list indicates the cause of the error. You can interpret this value as:

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Values in the range 301 through 342 indicate a NonStop Kernel TCP/IP socket

error. NonStop Kernel TCP/IP socket errors are defined in the ZTCPIP.PARAMH

source file.

1 indicates the socket was a TCP stream socket.

2 indicates the socket was a User Defined Priority (UDP) datagram socket.

3 indicates the socket was a raw socket.