DSM/Tape Catalog Management Programming Manual

SSI Event Messages
DSM/Tape Catalog Management Programming Manual—520481-003
C-20
3 ZSSI-EVT-TRANSIENT-FAULT,
zssi-val-msg-DEL-QMEMBER-FAIL (12)
Cause. $ZSSI could not put $ZSVR's return address or the CSI's return address on its
queue. Possible causes are:
•
Insufficient configured memory. The process was initiated with a fixed amount of
memory, and that memory was insufficient.
•
Insufficient disk space. Even if an allowance was made for extensible memory, the
swap volume does not have sufficient space to accommodate the needs of the
process.
•
Overload of CPU. Too many demands were made of the CPU, causing it to use up
internal resources (such as memory allocated for TLEs).
Effect. The request fails.
Recovery. Recovery depends on the cause of the error:
•
If the configured memory was insufficient, the PMAP_MAXENTRIES define
(default 1000) in the portmapper might need to be increased.
•
If disk space was insufficient, move the data-swap volume to a disk with more
available space.
•
If a CPU overload occurred, the process might need to be run on another CPU that
is not heavily loaded, or the system might need to be reconfigured to increase the
amount of system resources, such as system data space for TLEs and process
control blocks (PCBs).
3 ZSSI-EVT-TRANSIENT-FAULT,
zssi-val-msg-DEL-QMEMBER-FAIL (12)
The SSI cannot delete a message in an internal queue.
ZSSI-TKN-Q-ID
contains the identifier of the $ZSSI connections queue (internal meaning).
ZSSI-TKN-Q-MEMBER
contains the ID of the queue member the SSI is trying to delete (internal meaning).
Tokens in Event Message
ZSSI-TKN-PROC-CALLER token-type ZSPI-TYP-STRING.
ZSSI-TKN-MSG token-type ZSSI-TYP-MSG.
ZSSI-TKN-STAT token-type ZSSI-TYP-STAT
ZSSI-TKN-PROC-FAILED token-type ZSPI-TYP-STRING
ZSSI-TKN-Q-ID <1> token-type ZSPI-TYP-INT.
ZSSI-TKN-Q-MEMBER <2> token-type ZSPI-TYP-INT.
Message Text
Can't delete Q-id <1>, Member: <2>