NET/MASTER Messages Manual

NNM1026
Messages
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NNM1026 NCLID NOT PROCESSING IN YOUR ENVIRONMENT
Cause. An END, FLUSH, GO, or INTQ command was issued but the target NCL
process was not under the control of the user. To issue the commands for NCL
processes that do not belong to you, you must have an appropriate authority level and
the value of the NCLXUSER system parameter must be YES.
Effect. The NCL process is not affected.
Recovery. Use the SHOW NCL command to check if you have specified the correct ID
for the NCL process. If necessary, specify the correct ID and retry the command. You
can use the SHOW SYSPARMS command to view the value of the NCLXUSER system
parameter.
NNM1027 NCLID NOT PROCESSING IN ANY ENVIRONMENT
Cause. An END, FLUSH, GO, or INTQ command was issued but the target NCL
process could not be found.
Effect. The command is ignored.
Recovery. Use the SHOW NCL=ALL command to check if you have specified the
correct ID for the NCL process. Specify the correct ID and retry the command.
NNM1028 NCL PROCEDURE procname IN LIBRARY libname LOAD ERROR errno
Cause. An NCL procedure failed to load.
procname is the name of procedure that failed to load.
libname is the name of the library containing the procedure.
errno is the Guardian file-system error number.
Effect. The NCL procedure is not loaded.
Recovery. Use the error number to determine the appropriate action to take. Check the
attributes of both the source file and the object file. The object file name can be one of
the following:
If the named library is a user library, the object file name is in your user definition
that you can view through the UMS. If you do not have a private object file, use
the following rules to locate the object file:
The object file volume is the same as the source file volume.
The object file subvolume is the value of the NCLOBJLIB startup parameter.