Ap A. Pass Thru Messages [ Using SNA IMF Pass Thru ] MPE/iX 5.0 Documentation
Using SNA IMF Pass Thru
Appendix A Pass Thru Messages
This appendix lists the messages that can be generated by Pass
Thru.Following each message is a short description of the cause of the
message and the action you should take to resolve any problems.
The last section of this appendix, "Suppressing Localized Message and
Help Text," tells Asian users of Pass Thru how to redirect the Asian
message catalog to its English equivalent.
Six types of messages can be sent to Pass Thru devices. In some cases,
these messages can also be sent to the system console.
* Warning messages are identified by the prefix PTWARN xx, where
xx is a number. The PTWARN and PTERR messages are listed
together, beginning on page A-3. They are listed in order by
number.
* Fatal error messages are identified by the prefix PTERR xx, where
xx is a number. The PTERR messages are listed with the PTWARN
messages, beginning on the page A-3. They are listed in order by
number.
* Info string messages are identified by the prefix PTINFOERR xx,
where xx is a number. Info string messages indicate errors in
the RUN command used to start Pass Thru or issue printer commands.
The PTINFOERR messages are listed by number, beginning on page
A-29.
* Command messages are identified by the prefix PTMSG xx, where xx
is a number. The PTMSG messages are listed with the PTCOMACK
messages, beginning on page A-36. They are listed in order by
number.
* Command acknowledgment messages are identified by the prefix
PTCOMACK xx, where xx is a number. The PTCOMACK messages are
listed with the PTMSG messages, beginning on page A-36. They are
listed in order by number.
* SNA Transport messages are identified by the prefix SNAERR xx,
where xx is a number. SNA Transport messages are not generated
by Pass Thru but by SNA Transport, the software portion of the SNA
link product. The SNAERR messages for MPE V begin on page A-39,
and those for MPE XL begin on page A-54. They are listed in order
by number.
All error messages, whether warning or fatal, are preceded by this
header:
IMF Pass Thru Error, Host NAU: nau , Device LDEV: yy
where nau is the host Network Addressable Unit identified in the node
management configuration file used to start the SNA link you are using,
and yy is the logical device number of the HP line printer or terminal
that is doing the emulation.
If the error involves an MPE file system error, the message includes a
third line that explains the file system error. File system errors have
the prefix FSERR xx.
NOTE Although this appendix focuses on Pass Thru diagnostic messages,
you may encounter other messages while using SNA IMF. Refer to the
SNA Link Services Reference Manual orUsing the Node Management
Services Utilities for generic messages produced by the NMMGR,
NMMAINT, and NMDUMP utilities.
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