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Status Number	Description
`-20`	`MESSAGE`	Verification arrays wrongly specified.
	`CAUSE`	Verification arrays to PUT were incorrectly specified.
	`ACTION`	Pass all 3 or none.
`-21`	`MESSAGE`	Bad overall status.
	`CAUSE`	The overall status was inaccessible for write access.
	`ACTION`	Check for uninitialized pointers.
`-22`	`MESSAGE`	Bad item status.
	`CAUSE`	The item status was inaccessible for write access.
	`ACTION`	Check for uninitialized pointers.
`-23`	`MESSAGE`	Bad verification item status.
	`CAUSE`	The verification item status was inaccessible for write access.
	`ACTION`	Check for uninitialized pointers.
`-24`	`MESSAGE`	Verification failed.
	`CAUSE`	The verification for PUT failed.
	`ACTION`	Check the ver item statuses for more information.
`-25`	`MESSAGE`	Incorrect user capability.
	`CAUSE`	The AIF procedure called is inaccessible with the specified user id.
	`ACTION`	Purchase the referenced AIF product component.
`-26`	`MESSAGE`	Non-existent AIF user ID.
	`CAUSE`	The user-id specified does not exist.
	`ACTION`	Use the user ID distributed when AIFs were purchased.
`-27`	`MESSAGE`	Invalid search key.
	`CAUSE`	The `AIFSYSWIDEGET` search key is no longer valid.
	`ACTION`	Restart `AIFSYSWIDEGET` calls.
`-28`	`MESSAGE`	Invalid JSNum.
	`CAUSE`	The job/session specified does not exist.
	`ACTION`	Verify if the JSNum exists.
`-29`	`MESSAGE`	PID PIN mismatch encountered.
	`CAUSE`	The PID process has died and a new process with same PIN was born.
	`ACTION`	Check the PID and the PIN.
`-30`	`MESSAGE`	Process has died.
	`CAUSE`	No process with this PIN exists on the system.
	`ACTION`	Check the PIN.
`-31`	`MESSAGE`	The process is not of type user, or son, or CI.
	`CAUSE`	Attempt to PUT to a process of a type that is neither user nor son.
	`ACTION`	Check the process type and the PIN/PID.
`-32`	`MESSAGE`	Invalid accounting name.
	`CAUSE`	`AIFACCTGET/PUT` could not find the specified account name.
	`ACTION`	Verify the existence of the specified user, group, and account.
`-33`	`MESSAGE`	Invalid Fnum for this process.
	`CAUSE`	The process does not have a file open with this Fnum.
	`ACTION`	Check the PID - Fnum combination. Verify that the file is not one of the unsupported types. Unsupported file types include: sockets, remote files, null files, dummy files opened for KSAM, and dummy files opened for datacomm.
`-34`	`MESSAGE`	A device file was encountered where it is not supposed to be.
	`CAUSE`	Attempted to `AIFxxGET` or `AIFxxPUT` to a file of device type.
	`ACTION`	Check the file type and the Fnum-PID combination.
`-35`	`MESSAGE`	The UFID does not correspond to the file specified.
	`CAUSE`	The Fnum was closed and a new file was opened with same fnum.
	`ACTION`	Check the list of open files using `AIFPROCGET`.
`-36`	`MESSAGE`	Not a user file.
	`CAUSE`	Attempted to PUT to a file with designator, not user.
	`ACTION`	Check the file designator.
`-37`	`MESSAGE`	A directory object was encountered.
	`CAUSE`	Attempted to PUT to a file that is actually a Dir. object.
	`ACTION`	Check for Dir Obj. in `AIFFILEGET`.
`-38`	`MESSAGE`	Parameter 1 was badly aligned.
	`CAUSE`	Parameter 1 was not aligned on a word (4-byte) boundary.
	`ACTION`	Check for uninitialized pointers.
`-39`	`MESSAGE`	Parameter 2 was badly aligned.
	`CAUSE`	Parameter 2 was not aligned on a word (4-byte) boundary.
	`ACTION`	Check for uninitialized pointers.
`-40`	`MESSAGE`	Parameter 3 was badly aligned.
	`CAUSE`	Parameter 3 was not aligned on a word (4-byte) boundary.
	`ACTION`	Check for uninitialized pointers.
`-41`	`MESSAGE`	Parameter 4 was badly aligned.
	`CAUSE`	Parameter 4 was not aligned on a word (4-byte) boundary.
	`ACTION`	Check for uninitialized pointers.
`-42`	`MESSAGE`	Invalid UFID.
	`CAUSE`	The UFID parameter specified does not exist.
	`ACTION`	Verify the UFID used.
`-43`	`MESSAGE`	Invalid file name.
	`CAUSE`	The file name specified does not exist.
	`ACTION`	Verify if the file name exists.
`-45`	`MESSAGE`	Return array1 write probe failed.
	`CAUSE`	User does not have write access to the array passed in.
	`ACTION`	Check for uninitialized pointers and `num_array_entry`.
`-46`	`MESSAGE`	Return array2 write probe failed.
	`CAUSE`	User does not have write access to the array passed in.
	`ACTION`	Check for uninitialized pointers and `num_array_entry`.
`-47`	`MESSAGE`	Invalid AIF key.
	`CAUSE`	`AIFSYSWIDEGET` did not recognize the `aif_area` key.
	`ACTION`	Try 1000, 2000, 5000, 6000, 8000, or 11000.
`-48`	`MESSAGE`	Creation of shareable object failed.
	`CAUSE`	Call to `AIFGLOBACQ` was unsuccessful.
	`ACTION`	Possibly out of transient disk space.
`-49`	`MESSAGE`	Release of shareable object failed.
	`CAUSE`	Call to `AIFGLOBREL` was unsuccessful.
	`ACTION`	Verify that the object pointer is valid.
`-50`	`MESSAGE`	Missing criteria arrays.
	`CAUSE`	`AIFSYSWIDEGET` AIF key specified requires criteria arrays.
	`ACTION`	Use `itemnum_array`, `item_array`, `item_status_array parameters`.
`-51`	`MESSAGE`	Bad pointer was encountered for parameter 1.
	`CAUSE`	The address passed was inaccessible to the caller.
	`ACTION`	Pass only addresses in accessible spaces.
`-52`	`MESSAGE`	Bad pointer was encountered for parameter 2.
	`CAUSE`	The address passed was inaccessible to the caller.
	`ACTION`	Pass only addresses in accessible spaces.
`-53`	`MESSAGE`	Bad pointer was encountered for parameter 3.
	`CAUSE`	The address passed was inaccessible to the caller.
	`ACTION`	Pass only addresses in accessible spaces.
`-54`	`MESSAGE`	Bad pointer was encountered for parameter 4.
	`CAUSE`	The address passed was inaccessible to the caller.
	`ACTION`	Pass only addresses in accessible spaces.
`-55`	`MESSAGE`	`AIFCLOSE` failed.
	`CAUSE`	Either a bad `file_number` was specified, another file with the same name already exists, an illegal disposition (5, 6, 7) exists, or any outstanding write I/Os may have failed.
	`ACTION`	Use FCHECK to determine why `AIFCLOSE` failed.
`-56`	`MESSAGE`	The address passed for the verification item number array is not accessible to the caller.
	`CAUSE`	The address passed is inaccessible to the caller.
	`ACTION`	Pass only addresses in accessible spaces.
`-57`	`MESSAGE`	The address passed for the verification items array is not accessible to the caller.
	`CAUSE`	The address passed is inaccessible to the caller.
	`ACTION`	Pass only addresses in accessible spaces.
`-58`	`MESSAGE`	The address is not properly aligned for the verification item number to be accessed.
	`CAUSE`	The address is not properly aligned for the data type to be accessed.
	`ACTION`	Pass only a variable that has the proper data alignment.
`-59`	`MESSAGE`	The address is not properly aligned for the verification items to be accessed.
	`CAUSE`	The address is not properly aligned for the data type to be accessed.
	`ACTION`	Pass only a variable that has the proper data alignment.
`-60`	`MESSAGE`	The address is not properly aligned for the verification item statuses.
	`CAUSE`	The address is not properly aligned for the data type to be accessed.
	`ACTION`	Pass only a variable that has the proper data alignment.
`-61`	`MESSAGE`	Unable to access the file AIFKUF.PUB.SYS.
	`CAUSE`	The file is deleted, or there is not enough disk space to create it.
	`ACTION`	Create enough disk space, if needed. Reboot the machine.
`-63`	`MESSAGE`	Parameter 5 was badly aligned.
	`CAUSE`	Parameter 5 was not aligned on a word (4-byte boundary).
	`ACTION`	Check for proper alignment before calling the AIF.
`-64`	`MESSAGE`	Parameter 5 not accessible to caller.
	`CAUSE`	The address passed was inaccessible to the caller.
	`ACTION`	Pass only addresses in accessible spaces.
`-65`	`MESSAGE`	Invalid Path Identifier.
	`CAUSE`	The Path id parameter specified is not valid.
	`ACTION`	Verify the Path id used.
`-66`	`MESSAGE`	Invalid pathname.
	`CAUSE`	The pathname specified does not exist in the directory.
	`ACTION`	Verify the pathname used.
`-67`	`MESSAGE`	Could not get the Current Working Directory file pointer.
	`CAUSE`	The CWD file is closed.
	`ACTION`	Check your application to make sure that you are not closing the CWD file.
`-68`	`MESSAGE`	The pathname is too large for the buffer size specified.
	`CAUSE`	The user defined a buffer which is too small to hold the pathname.
	`ACTION`	Increase the buffer size.
`-69`	`MESSAGE`	Path passed is empty; first character is a terminator or path length is 0.
	`CAUSE`	The user passed in a pathname which is empty.
	`ACTION`	Check the application.
`-70`	`MESSAGE`	Cannot traverse the directory; a directory file has been opened exclusively.
	`CAUSE`	A directory is opened exclusively, which is preventing directory traversal.
	`ACTION`	Re-run the application when the directory file has been closed.
`-71`	`MESSAGE`	Incorrect pathname syntax.
	`CAUSE`	The user has specified a pathname which is not a valid syntax.
	`ACTION`	Consult the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual Volumes 1 and 2 (32650-90003 and 32650-90364) for a description of a valid pathname syntax.
`-72`	`MESSAGE`	User/process lacks Traverse Directory permission on a directory component.
	`CAUSE`	The user/process is lacking one of the required directory permissions.
	`ACTION`	Assign the user the appropriate directory security access rights.
`-73`	`MESSAGE`	User/process lacks Create Directory permission on the parent directory.
	`CAUSE`	The user/process is lacking one of the required directory permissions.
	`ACTION`	Assign the user the appropriate directory security access rights.
`-74`	`MESSAGE`	User/process lacks Delete Directory permission on the parent directory.
	`CAUSE`	The user/process is lacking the required directory permission.
	`ACTION`	Assign the user the appropriate directory security access rights.
`-75`	`MESSAGE`	User/process lacks Read Directory permission on the parent directory.
	`CAUSE`	The user/process is lacking the required directory permission.
	`ACTION`	Assign the user the appropriate directory security access rights.
`-76`	`MESSAGE`	Could not open the HPUID.PUB.SYS file.
	`CAUSE`	HPUID.PUB.SYS may not exist, may be corrupt, or may be opened exclusively.
	`ACTION`	If HPUID.PUB.SYS does not exist, create it with the PXUTIL.PUB.SYS utility.
`-77`	`MESSAGE`	Could not open the HPGID.PUB.SYS file.
	`CAUSE`	HPGID.PUB.SYS may not exist, may be corrupt, or may be opened exclusively.
	`ACTION`	If HPGID.PUB.SYS does not exist, create it with the PXUTIL.PUB.SYS utility.
`-78`	`MESSAGE`	Could not retrieve the user entry from the HPUID.PUB.SYS file.
	`CAUSE`	The user entry could not be found in the HPUID.PUB.SYS file.
	`ACTION`	Update the HPUID.PUB.SYS file with the PXUTIL.PUB.SYS utility.
`-79`	`MESSAGE`	Could not retrieve the group entry from the HPGID.PUB.SYS file.
	`CAUSE`	The group entry could not be found in the HPGID.PUB.SYS file.
	`ACTION`	Update the HPGID.PUB.SYS file with the PXUTIL.PUB.SYS utility.
`-81`	`MESSAGE`	Cannot return a pathname which is larger than the maximum path size.
	`CAUSE`	Currently, it is possible to create a pathname too large to return.
	`ACTION`	Change to the application to return the long pathname relative to your current working directory.
`-82`	`MESSAGE`	Can't open a directory during directory traversal due to too many files open.
	`CAUSE`	Too many files are already open; failed to open a directory.
	`ACTION`	Check the application.
`-83`	`MESSAGE`	Security violation during directory traversal; failed to open directory file.
	`CAUSE`	Encountered security violation when trying to open a directory file.
	`ACTION`	Check the user/application security.
`-84`	`MESSAGE`	Read probe failed on pathname item key.
	`CAUSE`	When probing the pathname item key, an error was returned.
	`ACTION`	Make sure you are not passing in a bad length in the pathname item key.
`-85`	`MESSAGE`	The tempfile parm is not valid in conjunction with the pathname item key.
	`CAUSE`	Temporary files are currently not supported in the Hierarchical File System.
	`ACTION`	Use the `filename` or `UFID` parameter when interested in a temporary file.
`-86`	`MESSAGE`	The pathname length specified is bad.
	`CAUSE`	User specified a pathname length less than zero or greater than the maximum pathname length.
	`ACTION`	Check the application.
`-89`	`MESSAGE`	Error occurred when trying to get file label for this file. `UFID` may be bad.
	`CAUSE`	The `UFID` passed to `AIFSYSWIDEGET` may be bad.
	`ACTION`	Check to see if the file exists.
`-90`	`MESSAGE`	An error occurred while trying to obtain ownershop of the device.
	`CAUSE`	The device is not currently available for use.
	`ACTION`	Check device. Contact Hewlett-Packard for support.
`-91`	`MESSAGE`	An error occurred while trying to release device ownership.
	`CAUSE`	An unexpected internal error occurred.
	`ACTION`	Contact Hewlett-Packard for support.
`-101`	`MESSAGE`	Unsupported option.
	`CAUSE`	Port manage access was requested, but is not supported.
	`ACTION`	Do not attempt to open a port for Port Manager access.
`-102`	`MESSAGE`	Too many receive opens on the AIF ports.
	`CAUSE`	The maximum number of receive opens have already been done.
	`ACTION`	Check the logic of your application. The maximum is very large.
`-103`	`MESSAGE`	Too many opens for manage access on the AIF ports.
	`CAUSE`	The maximum number of manage opens have already been done.
	`ACTION`	Check the logic of your application.
`-104`	`MESSAGE`	Too many opens for send access on the AIF ports.
	`CAUSE`	The maximum number of send opens have already been done.
	`ACTION`	Check the logic of your application. The maximum is very large.
`-105`	`MESSAGE`	Invalid ACCESS MODE specified.
	`CAUSE`	The access mode code is not one of the allowed values.
	`ACTION`	Check the logic of your application.
`-106`	`MESSAGE`	Message length is negative or greater than maximum.
	`CAUSE`	The specified message length is not valid.
	`ACTION`	Check the logic of your application.
`-107`	`MESSAGE`	Specified port ID is not valid.
	`CAUSE`	The Port is either not open or is invalid.
	`ACTION`	Check the logic of your application.
`-108`	`MESSAGE`	Attempted to send a message on Port not opened for Send access.
	`CAUSE`	The calling process does not have the Port open for Send access.
	`ACTION`	Check the logic of your application.
`-109`	`MESSAGE`	Attempted to receive a message from Port not open for Receive access.
	`CAUSE`	The calling process does not have the Port open for Receive access.
	`ACTION`	Check the logic of your application.
`-110`	`MESSAGE`	Attempted to manage a Port not open for Manage access.
	`CAUSE`	The calling process is not the Port Manager.
	`ACTION`	Check the logic of your application.
`-111`	`MESSAGE`	A timeout occurred.
	`CAUSE`	The specified number of seconds has passed.
	`ACTION`	Verify that the timeout value specified is sufficient.
`-112`	`MESSAGE`	No Ports open for receive access, multi-port receive failed.
	`CAUSE`	The calling process has no ports open for receive access.
	`ACTION`	Check the logic of your application.
`-113`	`MESSAGE`	Attempt to open Port for same access multiple times.
	`CAUSE`	Process attempted to open same port for same access multiple times.
	`ACTION`	Check the logic of your application.
`-114`	`MESSAGE`	Unsupported procedure.
	`CAUSE`	A procedure that is not yet supported was called.
	`ACTION`	Check the logic of your application.
`-115`	`MESSAGE`	No zero element terminator was found in the itemnums array.
	`CAUSE`	No terminator was found in the itemnums array.
	`ACTION`	Check the logic of your application.
`-116`	`MESSAGE`	Invalid password.
	`CAUSE`	The named port exists, but the password supplied does not match.
	`ACTION`	Check the logic of your application.
`-117`	`MESSAGE`	Internal error.
	`CAUSE`	The port does not exist.
	`ACTION`	Perform a dump. Contact Hewlett-Packard for support.
`-125`	`MESSAGE`	Itemnums, Items, and Itemstatus not specified together.
	`CAUSE`	Must pass item option arrays as a triple. All or none.
	`ACTION`	Check the logic of your application.
`-126`	`MESSAGE`	Must complete two-part receive before receive from another port.
	`CAUSE`	Receive from second port before doing second part of two part receive.
	`ACTION`	Check the logic of your application.
`-127`	`MESSAGE`	Must request message return on 2nd receive of two-part receive.
	`CAUSE`	The second receive of a two-part receive did not request message.
	`ACTION`	Check the logic of your application.
`-128`	`MESSAGE`	The message length specified on send was larger than the max length specified when the Port was created.
	`CAUSE`	Message cannot be larger than the specified size.
	`ACTION`	Check the logic of your application.
`-129`	`MESSAGE`	A NoWait receive was done while there was no message ready.
	`CAUSE`	A NoWait receive was done while there was no message ready.
	`ACTION`	Check the logic of your application.
`-130`	`MESSAGE`	An attempt was made to access a port which is not open for the calling process.
	`CAUSE`	The port was not opened by the calling process.
	`ACTION`	Check the logic of your application.
`-900 thru -942`	`MESSAGE`	Internal Error.
	`CAUSE`	An unexpected internal error occurred.
	`ACTION`	Contact Hewlett-Packard for support.
`-943`	`MESSAGE`	Internal Error.
	`CAUSE`	Security Internal error returned from the FS_SEC_ACCESS routine.
	`ACTION`	Contact Hewlett-Packard for support.
`-944`	`MESSAGE`	Internal Error.
	`CAUSE`	An unexpected error occurred from the hierarchical directory routines.
	`ACTION`	Contact Hewlett-Packard for support.
`-945`	`MESSAGE`	Internal Error.
	`CAUSE`	An unexpected error occurred from the directory traversal routines.
	`ACTION`	Contact Hewlett-Packard for support.
`-946`	`MESSAGE`	Internal error. Error returned from HPDIRREAD when reading a directory file.
	`CAUSE`	An unexpected error occurred from the directory traversal routines.
	`ACTION`	Contact Hewlett-Packard for support.
`-947`	`MESSAGE`	Internal error. HPFOPEN returned bad status when opening a directory file.
	`CAUSE`	An unexpected error occurred from the directory traversal routines.
	`ACTION`	Contact Hewlett-Packard for support.
`-948`	`MESSAGE`	Internal error. The directory UFID is bad.
	`CAUSE`	An unexpected error occurred from the directory traversal routines.
	`ACTION`	Contact Hewlett-Packard for support.
`-949 thru -999`	`MESSAGE`	Internal Error.
	`CAUSE`	An unexpected internal error occurred.
	`ACTION`	Contact Hewlett-Packard for support.

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