OSI/FTAM and OSI/APLMGR SCF Reference Manual

SCF Commands for Tandem FTAM
OSI/FTAM and OSI/APLMGR SCF Reference Manual—421943-001
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ACTIVATE PROCESS Errors
ACTIVATE PROCESS Errors
The following table lists the most common errors that can occur during the processing of
the ACTIVATE PROCESS command:
For more information on errors specific to APLMGR (OSIAPLMG errors having
positive error numbers), see Appendix B, SCF Error Messages for the APLMGR
Subsystem. For more information on common SCF error messages (errors having
negative error numbers), see the Subsystem Control Facility (SCF) Reference Manual
(for D-series releases) or the SCF Reference Manual for G-Series Releases.
ACTIVATE PROCESS Examples
To activate an APLMGR process named $AMGR running in the \MARS system, enter
the following command:
ACTIVATE PROCESS \MARSAMGR
To direct $AMGR to activate its responder process named FTR1, enter the following
command:
ACTIVATE PROCESS \MARS.$AMGR.#FTAMR.FTR1
Message Meaning
Expecting an existing SCF
supported object name or
the character “(“
No APLMGR process by the specified name could be
found. To display valid APLMGR process names, use the
following command:
LISTDEV OSIAPLMG
OSIAPLMG E-00017
Object object-name
not found
The internal-name specified as part of
indirect-process-name was not recognized by the
APLMGR process as a registered internal process name. To
display the currently registered process names, use the
following NAMES command:
NAMES $appl-mgr-name.*.*
OSIFTAM E-00004
Command/object type
combination is not valid
for this subsystem
You issued the command directly to the initiator or
responder process. Use the indirect-process-name to specify
the desired initiator or responder process.
SCP E-00022
Security Violation for
process-name
You are not allowed to perform sensitive commands. For
further information on sensitive commands, see Sensitive
and Nonsensitive Commands on page 1-9
OSIAPLMG E-00003
Command not allowed
when object is in
object-state state for
object-name
The process was not in the SUSPENDED state. Use
STATUS PROCESS to display process states.