NonStop Operating System Event Management Programming Manual

System Clock Event Messages (ZCLK)
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Messages
Unconditional Tokens
(Pre-D20 version) The following four tokens form the fixed value of the difference in
time between system time and the time requested by the SETSYSTEMCLOCK
procedure:
(D20 and later version) ZCLK-TKN-INTERVAL-WORD specifies the difference in time
between system time and the time requested by the SETSYSTEMCLOCK procedure.
Cause. See Table 8-7 and Table 8-8.
Effect. The RMI time or the SP time might not be synchronized with the system time.
If the system power fails or a system load is performed, the system time is set to agree
with the RMI time or the SP time; however, both the RMI time or the SP and the
system time might be incorrect.
Token Description
ZEMS-TKN-EVENTNUMBER Event number for this message. Value is ZCLK-EVT-
CLOCKSETFAILED (105).
ZCLK-TKN-RMICLOCK Subject token that specifies that this is an RMI clock event.
ZCLK-TKN-SPCLOCK Subject token that specifies that this is an SP clock event.
ZCLK-TKN-RMIIOERROR File-system error number that indicates why the failure
occurred (see Table 8-7
).
ZCLK-TKN-SPIOERROR File-system error number that indicates why the failure
occurred (see Table 8-8
).
Table 8-7. ZCLK-TKN-RMIIOERROR Values
Value Meaning
%12 Another process, such as TMDS, had exclusive use of the RMI clock
when the operating system attempted to set it.
Any other value The RMI clock failed because of a hardware problem.
Table 8-8. ZCLK-TKN-SPIOERROR Values
Value Meaning
%12 Another process, such as TMDS, had exclusive use of the SP clock
when the operating system attempted to set it.
Any other value The SP clock failed because of a hardware problem.
Token Description
ZCLK-TKN-INTERVAL-W-0 Word 0 of the fixed value.
ZCLK-TKN-INTERVAL-W-1 Word 1 of the fixed value.
ZCLK-TKN-INTERVAL-W-2 Word 2 of the fixed value.
ZCLK-TKN-INTERVAL-W-3 Word 3 of the fixed value.