APPC Subsystem on MPE/XL Node Manager's Guide (30294-90007)

Appendix A 161
Messages
Error Messages
1010 MESSAGE: NM CAPABILITY REQUIRED. (APPCERR 1010)
CAUSE: A user without NM capability issued a command that requires
NM capability.
ACTION: Assign NM capability to the user, or log on to another user
that has NM capability
1011 MESSAGE: INVALID ERROPT — [SYS OR SUB]. (APPCERR 1011)
CAUSE: Incorrect value assigned to the
ERROPT parameter of the
APPCCONTROL START command.
ACTION: Retype the command with the correct ERROPT value. If you
need help, check the syntax of this command by typing APPCCONTROL
HELP, or refer to Chapter 2 , “Interactive Control Operator Commands,”
of this manual.
1012 MESSAGE: INVALID TRACEON — [ YES OR NO ]. (APPCERR 1012)
CAUSE: An invalid value was specified in the
TRACEON parameter of the
APPCCONTROL START command.
ACTION: Type APPCCONTROL HELP for information about APPCCONTROL
commands, or see Chapter 2 , “Interactive Control Operator
Commands,” of this manual.
1013 MESSAGE: INVALID TFILESIZE — [ 0 TO 32767 ]. (APPCERR 1013)
CAUSE: Incorrect value assigned to the TFILESIZE parameter of the
APPCCONTROL START command.
ACTION: Retype the command with a valid TFILESIZE value. If you
need help, check the syntax of this command by typing APPCCONTROL
HELP, or refer to Chapter 2 , “Interactive Control Operator Commands,”
of this manual.
1014 MESSAGE: INVALID PERFORMANCEON — [ YES or NO ].
(APPCERR 1014)
CAUSE: An incorrect value was specified in the
PERFORMANCEON
parameter of the APPCCONTROL START command.
ACTION: Specify YES or NO. Check the syntax of this command by typing
APPCCONTROL HELP, or see Chapter 2 , “Interactive Control Operator
Commands,” of this manual.
1015 MESSAGE: INVALID OR UNCONFIGURED SESSION TYPE NAME
(APPCERR 1015)
CAUSE: Session type name specified in the STYPE parameter of the
APPCCONTROL SESSIONS, APPCCONTROL PERFORMANCE,orAPPCCONTROL
STATUS command is not configured or is not recognized.
ACTION: Determine which session types are configured by issuing the
APPCCONTROL STATUS command. If necessary, shut down the APPC
subsystem to update the configuration file.