OSI/FTAM Programming Reference Manual

HP NonStop OSI/FTAM Programming Reference Manual528611-001
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NonStop FTAM Initiator Diagnostic
Messages
The NonStop FTAM initiator diagnostic messages are returned on indication and
confirm procedures when the NonStop FTAM initiator detects a problem either locally
or on the remote responder. Because there are so few of these messages, they are not
grouped in the same way that the ISO FTAM diagnostic messages in the previous
appendix are grouped. All the NonStop FTAM initiator diagnostic messages are listed
in numerical order in one table and are followed by detailed explanations of each
message, also arranged in numerical order by the value of the diagnostic message.
For the structures related to diagnostic messages, see ZFTM-DDL-DIAG-ELEM on
page A-27, ZFTM-DDL-DIAGNOSTIC on page A-28, and ZFTM-DDL-ENTITY-REF on
page A-28.
Table D-1 lists the diagnostic messages generated by the NonStop FTAM initiator. All
but message 5037 are returned by the FTM_P_ABORT_IND_ procedure and are
permanent or transient diagnostics. The only informative message is 5037, returned on
open confirm procedures.
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Cause. An internal software error has occurred in the initiator. The initiator can return
this diagnostic for a number of reasons. One, for example, is if it encounters problems
related to the value of the maximum-string-length parameter or the incoming-
PDU size.
Effect. The initiator aborts the association.
Recovery. If the Further Details field of this diagnostic contains the message
smaller PDU or larger MSL needed, the size of the encoded data received from
Table D-1. NonStop FTAM Initiator Diagnostic Messages
Constant (ZFTM-DIAG-) Value Meaning
INITIATOR-ERROR 7 Unspecific initiator error
INSUFF-RESOURCE 9 Temporarily insufficient resources
MAND-PARAM-NOT-SET 1002 Mandatory parameter not set
PROTOCOL-ERROR 1007 Unspecific FTAM protocol error
LOWER-LAYER-FAILURE 1011 Lower-layer failure
ILLEGAL-GROUPING 1015 Illegal grouping sequence
CNTNTS-TYPE-SIMPLE 5037 Contents type simplified
ZFTM-DIAG-INITIATOR-ERROR