MPE/iX Error Messages Manual Vol 1 (32650-90878)
Chapter 3 311
Command Interpreter
(CIERR) 1901-12256
CAUSE There is a restriction that the ;HP argument cannot be
used in conjunction with the JOB= parameter. This is due
to the implementattion of many of the predefined HP
variables, which renders their value available only to the
hosting job/session.
ACTION To see the predefined HP variables for another job/session
you will need to logon as the target user. To see the
user-defined variables for another job/session you should
specify ;USER.
11056 MESSAGE Predefined variable cannot be shown for
another job. (CIERR 11056)
CAUSE The requested variable is a predefined "HP" variable. You
cannot see predefined variables for another job/session.
See text for CIERR 11055.
ACTION To see the predefined HP variables for another job/session
you will need to logon as the target user. To see the
user-defined variables for another job/session you should
specify ;USER.
11057 MESSAGE Variable table does not exist for specified
job. Job may be in a wait state or has
terminated. (CIERR 11057)
CAUSE The user-defined variables for the target job cannot be
retrieved. The most likely explanations are that the job no
longer exists, or is waiting to execute.
ACTION Execute the SHOWJOB command to verify the job’s state
and re-enter the SHOWVAR command if the job is
executing.
11058 MESSAGE HP predefined variable excluded by ;USER
option. (CIERR 11058)
CAUSE The variable specified is a predefined HP variable but the
USER option precludes it from being shown.
ACTION Select a predefined variable or omit the USER argument.
11059 MESSAGE User-defined variable excluded by ";HP"
option. (CIERR 11059)
CAUSE The varible specified is a user-defined variable but the HP
option precludes it from being displayed.
ACTION Select a predefined variable or omit the USER argument.
11060 MESSAGE One or more variables not shown. (CIERR
11060)
CAUSE This should be rare. It indicates that the variable table for
the job/session issuing the SHOWVAR command was
deallocated or in some way compromised.