OSI/FTAM and OSI/APLMGR SCF Reference Manual
SCF Commands for Tandem FTAM
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DELETE PROFILE Errors
DELETE PROFILE Errors
The following table lists the most common errors that can occur during the processing of 
the DELETE PROFILE 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 errors specific to FTAM (OSIFTAM errors having 
positive error numbers), see Appendix C, SCF Error Messages for the FTAM 
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.
DELETE PROFILE Examples
The following example deletes a VFS profile named ACCT associated with the 
APLMGR process $AMGR in the \MARS system:
DELETE PROFILE \MARS.$AMGR.#VFS.ACCT
The following example deletes an FTC profile from the MIB maintained by the 
APLMGR process named $AMGR in the \MARS system:
DELETE PROFILE \MARS.$AMGR.#FTC
Message Description
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 profile-name specified was not 
recognized by the APLMGR process as a 
registered profile name. To display the 
currently registered profile names, use the 
following NAMES command:
NAMES PROFILE 
$appl-mgr-name.*.*
OSIAPLMG E-00019 Invalid object name: 
$name.#FTC.profile-name
Do not use profile-name when 
specifying the alternate collector. To specify 
the alternate collector, use:
$appl-mgr-name.#FTC
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.










