DSM/Tape Catalog Messages Manual

MEDIACOM to MEDIASRV Communications
Error Messages
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Error Numbers 2200 Through 3000
2993
Cause. Printing fails because of an error in the Informational Message Management
Utilities (IMMU). For possible error values, see Table 3-1.
Effect. No error text is displayed.
Recovery. IMMU is used for handling message text, help text, and keyword
substitution. It loads and unloads key-sequenced message tables and the procedures
needed to access those tables. The recovery action can only be performed by HP
development.
However, for IMMU errors -4 through -7, the file $SYSTEM.SYSnn.MEDIAMSG might
be missing, corrupt, or an incompatible version. Try replacing the MEDIAMSG file with
a fresh copy from the T6028 SPR level that corresponds to the version procedure of
$SYSTEM.SYSnn.MEDIACOM (for example, VPROC
$SYSTEM.SYSnn.MEDIACOM).
**ERROR-2993** DSM/TC error xxxx failed to print due to IMMU
error-x.
Table 3-1. IMMU Error Values
IMMU Error
Number Description
-1 IMMU error message is truncated. The length of the message is greater than
the maximum size
of the specified buffer (READ^FORMAT, FORMAT,
FILE^ERROR).
-2 The specified key contains an invalid record type (READ^FORMAT).
-3 A required parameter was not passed (all procedures).
-4 The specified file name or file number was not for a key-sequenced file
(OPEN, READ^FORMA
T).
-5 The file contains a record version format that these procedures cannot
process. When
new version formats are needed, the procedures used to
access them should also be compatible with the old version.
This error indicates that the file is in a new record version format, but the
procedures being used are
the old version.
-6 The specified file does not contain a version record fo
r the specified product
number and therefore does not contain any of its messages (OPEN).
-7 An invalid record was found in the message file (OPEN, READ^FORMAT).
The message
file was improperly loaded or has been altered by some other
mechanism.
-8 An unopened file was specified to be closed (CLOSE).