SNAX/HLS Application Programming Manual

Return-Code Categories
The Standard Verb Interface
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Figure 4-4. Return Codes
USER SNAX/HLS
CALL WRITEREAD
verb+data
syntax check
RC-INVALID-VERB-LENGTH
RC-INVALID-VERB
RC-INVALID-COMPLETION-MODE
RC-FILE-NOT-SUITABLE
RC-SYNTAX-ERROR
resource check
RC-INVALID-SESSION-ID
RC-SESSION-NOT-ALLOCATED
RC-SESSION-TERMINATED
RC-POSSIBLE-DATA-LOSS
RC-PROFILE-NOT-FOUND
RC-CHARMAP-NOT-FOUND
(bad verb reply count)
RC-INSUFFICIENT-RESOURCES
RC-MAX-REQUESTS-EXCEEDED
RC-RCWT-ALREADY-QUEUED
RC-NO-DATA-AVAILABLE
RC-NO-TCB-AVAILABLE
RC-MAX-RQ-EXCEEDED
RC-REQUEST-EXCEEDS-MAXRU
RC-RESOURCE-IN-USE
RC-RCWT-ALREADY-QUEUED
state and FSM check
RC-SEND-CHECK
SNALU interface SNAX/XF
file error
RC-FILE-ERROR (Open only)
SNALU interface partner
RC-VERIFY-FAILURE
RC-REQUEST-REJECT
RC-NOTIFICATION
RC-SESSION-TERMINATED
RC-SESSION-FAILURE
RC-DATA-TRUNCATED
RC-MESSAGE-CANCELLED
The special entry above, bad verb reply count, indicates that the length of the
reply area is too short to hold the standard reply header (6 words). Since there is not
enough room in the reply to indicate the explicit error code, SNAX/HLS indicates this
by returning error code 21.