HP P9000 Business Continuity Manager Reference Guide (T5253-96058, September 2011)

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If you place the cursor on an error code that is within the displayed message, and then press the
F5=ErrCode key or execute the ERRCODE command, details for that error code will be displayed
in the Error Code Help panel. For details on the Error Code Help panel, see “Error Code Help
Panel” (page 18). Note that when an error code is split it and spans two rows, details for the error
code cannot be displayed, even if you place the cursor on the error code.
In the following example, details for the error code 6A13 are displayed in the Error Code Help
panel.
When the cursor is placed on the error code:
If the cursor is located on a space, and you then press the F5=ErrCode key or execute the ERRCODE
command, the first 40 characters before the current cursor position will be searched. If an error
code is present, the details for that error code will be displayed in the Error Code Help panel. If
no error codes are present, then the first 40 characters after the current cursor position will be
searched. If there are no error codes before or after where the cursor is located, no error code
details will be displayed.
In the following example, the details for the error code 6A13 are displayed in the Error Code Help
panel.
When the cursor is located on a space:
Cancellation Warning Panel
If an error occurs during a creation or update of the configuration file, and you attempt to cancel
the creation or update, the Cancellation Warning panel is displayed and asks if you want to cancel
the creation or update. Note, however, that an unusable configuration file might be created. If an
update fails, the configuration file before the update might be damaged. Therefore, HP recommends
that you remove the cause of the error, and then create or update the configuration file again.
For details about what actions to take when an error occurs during creation or update of the
configuration file, see the HP StorageWorks P9000 for Business Continuity Manager Software
User Guide.
Figure 6 (page 18) shows the Cancellation Warning panel.
Common Displays Among Panels 17