TRANSFER Administration Guide Volume 2 Messages Manual

TRANSFER Errors (4000-6999)
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6110
Error nnn opening DEPSTAT during restart check.
Cause. SPREP sent this error before stopping, to indicate that something is wrong with
the DEPSTAT file that SPREP was attempting to open. The error message can be
written to a log file or can be displayed on the terminal screen.
Effect. The requested function is not performed.
Recovery. The variable nnn represents the GUARDIAN 90 error number associated
with this problem. Report this number to your system manager. The manager will
have to correct the file error and run XCOOL again to set up SPREP correctly.
6111
Error nnn renaming DEPSTAT during restart check.
Cause. SPREP sent this error before stopping, to indicate that an error occurred when
SPREP attempted to rename the DEPSTAT file to DEPSTATD after a stats
configuration change. The error message can be written to a log file or can be
displayed on the terminal screen.
Effect. The requested function is not performed.
Recovery. The variable nnn represents the GUARDIAN 90 error number associated
with this problem. Report this number to your system manager. The manager will
have to correct the file error and run XCOOL again to set up SPREP correctly.
6112
Error nnn creating DEPSTAT during restart check.
Cause. SPREP sent this error before stopping, to indicate that SPREP encountered a file
error when creating the DEPSTAT file. The error message can be written to a log file
or can be displayed on the terminal screen.
Effect. The requested function is not performed.
Recovery. The variable nnn represents the GUARDIAN 90 error number associated
with this problem. Report this number to your system manager. The manager will
have to correct the file error and run XCOOL again to set up SPREP correctly.
6113
Error nnn writing control record to DEPSTAT during restart check.
Cause. SPREP sent this error before stopping, to indicate that a file error occurred
while TRANSFER was writing to the DEPSTAT file. The error message is written to a
log file instead of being displayed on the terminal screen.
Effect. The requested function is not performed.