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Appendix G: XAC Error Messages
The XAC module displays two types of errors. The first type are parsing errors encountered
when the XAC DBSO program is attempting to read entries from the ACACL file. The second
type are execution errors when the XAC process executes the entry. The following table
describes these errors:
Error Message Description
##### closing stdio An error occurred closing the stdio routines. Please call XYPRO Technology
for assistance.
Audit file <filename1> renamed
<filename2> and recreated.
This message is for your information only.
The audit file specified by <filename1> was renamed to <filename2> and
then a new, empty file with the name <filename1> was created, thus
completing the ‘rollover’ of XYGATEAC audit files.
Cannot initialize Fileio An error occurred using the fileio routines. Please call XYPRO Technology
for assistance.
Error #### creating audit file
<filename>
The previous audit file has been renamed and XYGATEAC attempted to
create a new empty file. The attempt to create the new file failed for with the
specified error.
Error #### on audit file <filename>,
retrying
The specified error occurred on the audit file named and the write to the audit
file will be retried.
Error #### opening home terminal This error message is written to $0 when the home terminal for DBSO
cannot be opened
Error #### opening in file This error message is written to the home terminal for DBSO. The IN file for
the DBSO process cannot be opened.
Error #### opening out file This error message is written to the home terminal for DBSO. The OUT file
for the DBSO process cannot be opened.
Error #### renaming audit file The current audit file is being renamed in order to create a new, empty file.
The attempt to rename this current file failed for the reason specified.
Error ##### opening obey file
<filename>
The file to be obeyed could not be opened because the specified error
occurred.
History display request error You requested a display of history elements that could not accommodated
because commands that old have been dropped from the history list.
Log file <filename> opened This message is to inform you that the file you specified in the >LOG
command has been opened and all i/o is being logged to that file.
No such line The number or string you specified as the argument to the FC command
could not be found.
No syntax errors found This message is printed when no errors have occurred after DBSO has
finished processing all information in the ACCONF and ACACL files
checking for syntax.
Syntax errors found This message is printed if errors have been found after DBSO has finished
checking for syntax in the ACCONF and ACACL files.