OSI/MHS Gateway Programmatic Interface (GPI) Reference Manual
Return Codes
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8506 ZGPI-RC-CLASS-NOT-FOUND
8506 ZGPI-RC-CLASS-NOT-FOUND
Cause. The input-mapping module could not find an object class for a GPI-internal
indicator.
Effect. If the error class is ZGPI-RC-CLASS-FAILED, the function is partially
completed, and a partial communication is returned.
Recovery. Call GPI_STATUS_ and check the secondary code, which contains the GPI
internal indicator. Take the recovery action recommended for the error class.
8507 ZGPI-RC-UNDECODABLE-MESSAGE
Cause. A communication on the input queue cannot be decoded successfully.
Effect. If the error class is ZGPI-RC-CLASS-FAILED, the function is partially
completed, and a partial communication is returned.
Recovery. You can examine the communication. To be able to continue with the next
message, you must remove the communication from the input queue or archive it by
calling GPI_MT_FINISH_TRANSFER_IN_.
8508 ZGPI-RC-UNDECODABLE-CONTENT
Cause. The content of a message on the input queue cannot be decoded.
Effect. If the error class is ZGPI-RC-CLASS-FAILED, the function is partially
completed, and a partial communication is returned.
Recovery. You can examine the communication. To be able to continue with the next
message, you must remove the communication from the input queue or archive it by
calling GPI_MT_FINISH_TRANSFER_IN_.
8509 ZGPI-RC-ILLEGAL-NOTIF-REQ
Cause. The IM-T-NOTIFICATION-REQUEST attribute of a message from the input
queue contains a value that is not allowed.
Effect. If the error class is ZGPI-RC-CLASS-FAILED, the function is partially
completed, and a partial communication is returned.
Recovery. Call GPI_STATUS_ and take the recovery action recommended for the error
class.
8510 ZGPI-RC-INIT-MEMORY-FAILURE
Cause. Because of memory problems, the inbound-mapping module could not initialize
its internal tables.
Effect. The function is not performed. No X.400 communication is returned.
Recovery. Call GPI_STATUS_ and check the information buffer. Take the recovery
action recommended for the error class.