Guardian Procedure Errors and Messages Manual

MeaningCode
GEN cannot be specified as a relative generation when USE OUT is used.117
GEN cannot be +1 when USE IN is used.118
Effect If the operation is DEFINESAVE, the working set is saved. If the operation is DEFINERESTORE,
the saved DEFINE is restored to the working attribute set.
Recovery Correct the inconsistency, then retry the operation.
2059 (%004013) The working set for DEFINEs is invalid.
Cause The working set is invalid.
Effect If the operation is DEFINESAVE, the working set is saved. If the operation is DEFINERESTORE,
the saved DEFINE is restored to the working attribute set.
Recovery Correct the problem, then retry the operation.
2060 (%004014) No more DEFINEs are allowed.
Cause The DEFINE name specified in the DEFINENEXTNAME call is the last DEFINE. The
define-name parameter value remains unchanged.
Effect The procedure returns the error code and does not perform the requested operation.
Recovery Informative message only; no corrective action is needed.
2061 (%004015) No more attributes are allowed for
the DEFINE.
Cause A call was made to DEFINEREADATTR, but no other attributes exist for the DEFINE after the
last one returned. The last call for the DEFINE was successful.
Effect The procedure returns the error code and does not perform the requested operation.
Recovery Informative message only; no corrective action is needed.
2062 (%004016) The attribute is invalid for
the DEFINE.
Cause There was a syntax error in an attribute name.
Effect The procedure returns the error code and does not perform the requested operation.
Recovery Correct the syntax, then reissue the operation.
2063 (%004017) The name of the default subvolume
has a syntax error in the SET
DEFINE command.
Cause There was a syntax error in a default name.
Effect The procedure returns the error code and does not perform the requested operation.
Recovery Correct the name in the default parameter, then reissue the operation.
2064 (%004020) Resetting a required DEFINE attribute
is not allowed.
Cause An attempt was made to reset a required DEFINE attribute.
Error Codes 139