Pathmaker Programming Guide

Modifying a Server Skeleton or Service Skeleton
Advanced Pathmaker Programming Topics
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Rewriting Existing Error Messages for C Servers in PMSVCULC
You can change the text of the error messages used for C servers in the common
service utility library file, PMSVCULC, if you do not change the file error codes of the
error message.
The following example lists the portion of the PMSVCULC file that contains the
function for processing file error messages and the error message text you can rewrite:
void lfe_advisory (
LOGICAL_FILE *file ) /*(in) pointer to the logical file
which suffered the error.*/
{
.
.
.
static struct {
short lowcode, highcode;
char *phrase;
} advisory_phrase [] = {
0, 0, "operation successful",
1, 1, "end of file",
2, 2, "invalid operation",
1, 9, "warning reported",
10, 10, "record already exists",
11, 11, "nonexistent file/record",
12, 12, "file in use",
13, 13, "invalid filename",
23, 23, "invalid record number",
22, 29, "application error",
30, 37, "out of system resources",
40, 40, "operation timed out",
43, 43, "disk is full",
45, 45, "file is full",
46, 46, "invalid key specified",
48, 48, "security violation",
49, 49, "access violation",
73, 73, "file/record is locked",
75, 75, "no transaction ID",
80, 80, "invalid audit operation",
90, 97, "transaction aborted",
198, 198, "DEFINE not found",
250, 250, "system not available",
SHRT_MIN, SHRT_MAX, "unrecoverable i/o error"
};