Specifications

The queueless cluster process for the logical host (logical-host-name) terminated abnormally.
(S)
Terminates the queueless cluster process indicated in logical-host-name.
(O)
The probable causes of the abnormal termination of the queueless cluster process are:
• The logical host name contains more than 255 bytes.
• Memory was insufficient during startup of the process.
• An attempt to attach the logical host has failed.
• An attempt to detach the logical host has failed.
If maintenance-information-2 is invalid hostname, the logical host name contains 256 or more bytes. Set a
logical host name that contains 255 or fewer bytes.
If maintenance-information-2 is attach failed or detach failed, an attempt to attach or detach the logical
host has failed. Take action according to the instructions given by the message that was output immediately before
this message.
If maintenance-information-2 is insufficient memory, memory is insufficient. Take action according to the
instructions given by the message that was output immediately before this message.
For other cases, contact the system administrator and collect data (see 1.2.3 To the system administrators).
KAVS1865-E
File transmission is impossible because an attempt to create the process failed.: maintenance-information-1
(maintenance-information-2)
File transmission is impossible because an attempt to create a worker process for queueless file transmission has failed
due to too many processes running on the system.
(S)
Cancels execution of the worker process for queueless file transmission.
(O)
The maximum number of processes that can run concurrently on the system might have been exceeded. Use the ps
command or another means to check the number of processes running on the system. Make sure that the number of
processes are within the maximum, and then re-execute the queueless job indicated in job-name that resulted in the
error.
The maximum number of processes specified in the kernel parameter might not suit the current operation. Check
the value for the entire system, and then change the value if necessary.
For details about how to estimate the kernel parameters for JP1/AJS3, see 3.2.5 Estimating the values for kernel
parameters in the Job Management Partner 1/Automatic Job Management System 3 System Design (Configuration)
Guide.
KAVS1866-E
The file transmission failed due to insufficient memory.
The file cannot be transmitted because memory became insufficient during transmission.
2. Messages
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