RSC/MP Messages Manual

1 Introduction
This manual describes all Remote Server Call (RSC/MP) messages that are reported
by the RSC/MP Host running on a NonStop system or by an RSC/MP client running on
a workstation.
How to Find an RSC/MP Message
Use Table 1-1 to locate the section of this manual that describes the message types.
Table 1-1. Types of RSC/MP Messages
Message Type Source
Messages reported from the host Section 2, Messages Reported From the
Host
Messages reported on the workstation * Section 3, API Messages through
Section 7, EMS Token Values and Event
Messages
RSC/MP API Section 3, API Messages
Pathsend Section 4, Pathsend Messages
UMS Section 5, UMS Messages
Piccolo Section 6, Piccolo Messages
EMS Section 7, EMS Token Values and Event
Messages
* For more infor mation about workstation message return codes, subsystem error codes, extended error codes,
device messages, and recovery from data communications failur es, see the Remote Server Call (RSC/MP)
Programming Manual.
Workstation Message Numbers
RSC/MP provides error and informational messages on the workstation from the
Transaction Deli very Process (TDP) on the NonStop host. To interpret a message, you
must know the message number. A typical message contains a message number and
extension; these are coded in both decimal and hexadecimal:
Error 901-0 (2385-0000 Hex)
To find the description of a message, first look at its he x number: for example, 2385.
This number is composed of a base value of 2000 plus the hex value of 385 (385 is
equiva lent to a decimal number 901). The base number 2000 indicates that this is a
Pathsend message.
Ta ble 1-2 shows the base va lues for all the types of RSC/MP messages.
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