NET/MASTER Messages Manual

NNM1032
Messages
2–200 106159 Tandem Computers Incorporated
NNM1032 command OF PROC proc1 REJECTED, PROC proc2 STILL BEING
PROCESSED
Cause. An EXEC command was issued to execute an NCL procedure. However,
another procedure was already executing in the same environment, and the value of
the NCLPEND system parameter was not YES. The procedure could not be queued
and was not executed.
command is EXEC.
proc1 is the name of the rejected procedure.
proc2 is the name of the executing procedure.
Effect. The procedure is not executed.
Recovery. Wait until the present EXEC command finishes or use the SYSPARMS
NCLPEND=YES command to allow procedures to be queued, and retry the EXEC
command.
NNM1033 PROCEDURE procname REJECTED, reason .
Cause. The request to start an NCL procedure failed.
procname is the name of the procedure.
reason is one of the following:
NCLUMAX LIMIT HAS BEEN REACHED
The maximum number of concurrent NCL processes allowed for any user is set by
the SYSPARMS NCLUMAX command. You tried to start more than this number
of processes, and the attempt was rejected. The default is 128.
INSUFFICIENT MEMORY TO PROCEED WITH THE REQUEST
There was insufficient CPU memory to proceed with the request to start the NCL
procedure.
NCL PROCESS IS TERMINATING
The NCL process in which the procedure is being started is terminating.
Effect. The procedure is not started.
Recovery. Start the NCL procedure again when some of your NCL processes terminate
or when more CPU memory becomes available. You can use the SHOW SYSPARMS
command to obtain the setting of the NCLUMAX system parameter.