NS3000/iX Error Messages Reference Manual (36923-90041)

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Remote Process Management Error Messages
MESSAGE: UNSUPPORTED OPTION.
16 CAUSE: A legal option specified in the opt parameter of the RPMCREATE
is not supported by the remote RPM software.
ACTION: Modify the option, or update the remote RPM software to a
version that supports the option.
MESSAGE: RPMCREATE LENGTH ERROR.
17 CAUSE: An RPMCREATE resulted in a message that could not be handled
by the remote node RPM software.
ACTION: Decrease the size of the RPMCREATE message by shortening
the program name or the lengths of options.
MESSAGE: ILLEGAL OPTION ERROR.
18 CAUSE: The value of an option in the opt parameter of an RPMCREATE
was invalid.
ACTION: Check the options for validity. In some cases (like the Initial
Stack Size option), the option value might exceed maximum configured
limits for the remote system.
MESSAGE: INVALID NODE NAME.
19 CAUSE: The node name specified by the location and loclen
parameters of an RPMCREATE call is not a valid node. It may be
syntactically incorrect, or it may not be defined in the network.
ACTION: Correct the location and loclen parameters.
MESSAGE: NO RPM STRING.
20 CAUSE: A program called the RPMGETSTRING intrinsic, but there was
no RPM string to be passed to the program. This could be caused by one
of the following:
1. The program was not created by an RPMCREATE (but by a RUN,
CREATE, or CREATEPROCESS).
2. The creating process did not pass an RPM string in the opt
parameter in its RPMCREATE call.
3. The created process has called RPMGETSTRING more times than the
number of RPM strings passed by the creating process.
ACTION: Either add the RPM string to the creating process’s
RPMCREATE call, or remove the RPMGETSTRING from the created
program.
MESSAGE: RPM STRING LENGTH.
21 CAUSE: In a call to RPMGETSTRING, the parameter specifying the
maximum string length was less than zero.