NET/MASTER Messages Manual

NNM0343
Messages
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DATA LENGTH EXCEEDS MAXIMUM
The data record produced is longer than the maximum message size specified in
the PSNDCTL OPEN command for the server class. Specify less data on the
PSEND verb, or use the PSNDCTL CLOSE command to close the server class and
then the PSNDCTL OPEN command using a larger message size to reopen the
server class.
PSENDID NOT OPEN
The specified server class ID has not been processed by the PSEND OPEN verb.
Issue PSEND OPEN for this server class ID.
SERVERCLASS NOT AVAILABLE TO NCL
The specified server class:
Is not open. Use PSNDCTL OPEN to open the server class.
Has failed on an PSNDCTL OPEN command. Use the SHOW PSND
command to display the error condition on the server class, and take
appropriate action.
PATHSEND ERROR errno , FILE ERROR errno
The message contains a PATHSEND error number and a Guardian file-system
error number. Use the error numbers to determine the appropriate action to take.
INVALID RETURN CODE FROM SECURITY EXIT
A PSEND OPEN verb was issued but an invalid return code was received from the
security exit. Refer the message to your security administrator.
KEYWORD INVALID FOR PATHSEND FORMAT
A specified operand is incompatible with the format specified in the PSEND
OPEN verb. Possible causes may be one of the following:
Using the MDO operand when the reply message from the server class is
unmapped
Using the VARS, ARGS, or DATA operand when the reply message from the
server class is mapped (default format)
NO CURRENT PSENDID
No server class ID was specified, and there was no current server class ID. Specify
the server class ID.
UNABLE TO ACCESS SECURITY EXIT
A PSEND OPEN verb was issued, but the security exit could not be accessed.
Refer the message to your security administrator. The activity log contains other
messages relating to the failure.
Effect. The requested server class action is not taken.
Recovery. Use the error text to determine the appropriate action to take.