Pathway/iTS System Management Manual (G06.24+)

TCP Messages (Numbers 3000-3999)
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TCP Messages
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3241
Cause. The terminal control process (TCP) rejected an unsolicited message for the
reason indicated by the error number. (This error number is also shown in the INFO
field of the STATUS TERM display.) This message can be generated on behalf of
either an individual requester or the entire TCP.
The meaning of the error number is as follows:
Effect. The TCP rejects the unsolicited message and replies to the sender without
delivering it to the target requester.
*3241* TCP tcp-name, UNSOLICITED MESSAGE REJECTED BY TCP
(errnum)
or
*3241* TERM term-name, UNSOLICITED MESSAGE REJECTED BY TCP
(errnum)
Error
Number Description
0 No error
1 A file-system error occurred.
2 The terminal is suspended.
3 The terminal queue is full. (The TERM MAXINPUTMSGS configuration value
has been exceeded.)
4 The TCP queue area is full.
5 Queuing is not enabled. (The TCP MAXINPUTMSGS configuration value is set
to 0.)
6 The length field in the message exceeds the configured maximum for the TCP.
7 Unrecognizable request code (refers to MSG-ID and MSG-VERSION fields).
8 The terminal was not found.
9 The MAXINPUTMSGS value has been exceeded.
10 A RECEIVE UNSOLICITED MESSAGE error occurred. INFO1 provides the
reason, which is the value obtained from the TERMINATION-STATUS register.
11 The number of bytes in the reply message sent by the SCREEN COBOL
requester exceeded the number of bytes supported by the sender of the
unsolicited message. This is a warning and should occur only during the
application-debugging phase.