ACC Error Guide

ZCOM Error Codes
Meanings of the Error Codes
Chapter 244
ZEHLABLEL (-84): Bad system header label
Explanation: During ZCOM subsystem startup, ZMON reports this
error if it finds that the header label in ZCOM kernel
memory is corrupt. The occurrence of this error could
be due to memory corruption or a defect in the ZMON
process.
Action: Contact your HP support representative.
ZESENDER (-85): Bad sender’s ZLU
Explanation: When data is to be sent and the mode selected could
result in a response being returned to the sender’s ZLU,
the ZCOM subsystem verifies that the sending
program ZLU is valid. If the specified sender’s ZLU is
invalid, the ZCOM subsystem will reject the request
with this error.
Action: Correct the application source code.
ZEINTR (-86): Interrupt occurs while waiting
Explanation: When suspended, most of the ZCOM routines are
interruptible by a signal. This error code is returned
when a signal is detected. In this case, the user’s signal
catching function is invoked before the ZCOM routine
returns with this error. Depending on the action
specified for each signal, a signal may cause a program
to terminate or may be ignored completely.
Action: Correct the program to handle this exception condition.
ZEBPTR (-87): User buffer access error
Explanation: The ZCOM driver was unable to access the data buffer
specified in the call. This indicates the buffer pointer
specified was illegal or corrupt.
Action: Correct the application source code.