SNAX/APC Application Programming Manual

Interprocess Communications and Units of Work
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UOW Return Code Details
UOW Return Code Details
Table 2-4 describes the values that can be returned in the REP-RETURN-CODE-
DETAIL field of a UOW reply header.
1025 RC-PROGRAM-
STATE-CHECK
The local TP issued a verb that is not valid in the
current program state. The conversation state
remains unchanged.
1027 RC-BACKOUT-NO-
RESYNC
The sending TP is directing that the LUW (Logical
Unit of Work) be backed out without
resynchronization.
1028 RC-BACKOUT-
RESYNC
The sending TP is directing that the LUW (Logical
Unit of Work) be backed out with resynchronization.
2001 RC-ACTIVATION-
FAIL-NO-RETRY
An ACTIVATE-SESSION verb request failed
because of a condition that is not temporary. For
example, the BIND request contained invalid
parameters. The action should not be retried until
the condition is corrected. This return code can only
be received for an ACTIVATE-SESSION verb
request.
2002 RC-ACTIVATION-
FAIL-RETRY
An ACTIVATE-SESSION verb request failed
because of a temporary condition. For example,
either the local LU or remote LU has a temporary
lack of resources. The action can be retried until it
is successful. This return code can be received only
for an ACTIVATE-SESSION verb request.
2004 RC-MODE-
SESSION-LIMIT-
EXCEEDED
An ACTIVATE-SESSION verb request could not
activate the session with the specified mode name
because the LU-LU session is already active. This
return code can be received only for an ACTIVATE-
SESSION verb request.
3001 RC-STATE-
VIOLATION
A verb request failed because it is illegal in the
current conversation state. The conversation is put
in reset state. The local TP should not issue
DEALLOCATE (LOCAL) in this state because
SNAX/APC has deallocated all the resources. The
only verb the local TP can issue from this state is
TP-READY.
3002 RC-SNAX-FILE-
ERROR
An operating system error has been reported by the
SNAX/APC interface. The TP may issue a
DEALLOCATE (LOCAL).
Table 2-3. UOW Return Codes (page 4 of 4)
Value Label Meaning