Guardian Procedure Errors and Messages Manual

4 DEFINE Errors
This section contains errors that relate specifically to DEFINE attribute sets. DEFINE errors can occur
when you create, save, restore, delete, or otherwise manipulate DEFINEs of any class using the
DEFINE procedures.
Error Codes
This subsection lists each DEFINE error code and provides a description of each code.
0 (%000000) Successful completion.
Cause The call completed successfully.
Effect The operation is successful.
Recovery Informative message only; no corrective action is needed.
2049 (%004001) A syntax error occurred in the DEFINE
name.
Cause There was a syntax error in the DEFINE name.
Effect The procedure returns the error code and does not perform the requested operation.
Recovery Correct the syntax error, then reissue the request.
2050 (%004002) The DEFINE name already exists.
Cause The DEFINE name being added already exists.
Effect The procedure returns the error code and does not add the DEFINE name.
Recovery Correct or change the DEFINE name, then reissue the request.
2051 (%004003) The DEFINE name does not exist.
Cause The specified DEFINE was not found.
Effect The procedure returns the error code and does not perform the requested operation.
Recovery Check that you have specified the correct DEFINE name, then reissue the request.
2052 (%004004) Unable to obtain file-system buffer space.
Cause Either file-system buffer space was not available or there is not enough room in the process
file segment (PFS). The PFS is an extended data segment associated with the process that, among
other things, contains DEFINE information. For example, if too many files are open or if many
nowait I/O operations are outstanding, there might not be enough space in the PFS.
Effect The procedure sets the error code and returns without performing the requested operation.
Recovery Close some files, wait for nowait I/O to finish, then try again. For G-series releases earlier
than G06, restart with a larger PFS if appropriate.
2053 (%004005) Unable to obtain physical memory.
Cause The physical memory available was not enough to perform the requested operation.
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