Overall Status Messages

Verification arrays wrongly specified.

Verification arrays to PUT were incorrectly specified.

Pass all 3 or none.

Bad overall status.

The overall status was inaccessible for write access.

Check for uninitialized pointers.

Bad item status.

The item status was inaccessible for write access.

Check for uninitialized pointers.

Bad verification item status.

The verification item status was inaccessible for write access.

Check for uninitialized pointers.

Verification failed.

The verification for PUT failed.

Check the ver item statuses for more information.

Incorrect user capability.

The AIF procedure called is inaccessible with the specified user id.

Purchase the referenced AIF product component.

Non-existent AIF user ID.

The user-id specified does not exist.

Use the user ID distributed when AIFs were purchased.

Invalid search key.

The AIFSYSWIDEGET search key is no longer valid.

Restart AIFSYSWIDEGET calls.

Invalid JSNum.

The job/session specified does not exist.

Verify if the JSNum exists.

PID PIN mismatch encountered.

The PID process has died and a new process with same PIN was born.

Check the PID and the PIN.

Process has died.

No process with this PIN exists on the system.

Check the PIN.

The process is not of type user, or son, or CI.

Attempt to PUT to a process of a type that is neither user nor son.

Check the process type and the PIN/PID.

Invalid accounting name.

AIFACCTGET/PUT could not find the specified account name.

Verify the existence of the specified user, group, and account.

Invalid Fnum for this process.

The process does not have a file open with this Fnum.

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.

A device file was encountered where it is not supposed to be.

Attempted to AIFxxGET or AIFxxPUT to a file of device type.

Check the file type and the Fnum-PID combination.

The UFID does not correspond to the file specified.

The Fnum was closed and a new file was opened with same fnum.

Check the list of open files using AIFPROCGET.

Not a user file.

Attempted to PUT to a file with designator, not user.

Check the file designator.

A directory object was encountered.

Attempted to PUT to a file that is actually a Dir. object.

Check for Dir Obj. in AIFFILEGET.

Parameter 1 was badly aligned.

Parameter 1 was not aligned on a word (4-byte) boundary.

Check for uninitialized pointers.

Parameter 2 was badly aligned.

Parameter 2 was not aligned on a word (4-byte) boundary.

Check for uninitialized pointers.

Parameter 3 was badly aligned.

Parameter 3 was not aligned on a word (4-byte) boundary.

Check for uninitialized pointers.

Parameter 4 was badly aligned.

Parameter 4 was not aligned on a word (4-byte) boundary.

Check for uninitialized pointers.

Invalid UFID.

The UFID parameter specified does not exist.

Verify the UFID used.

Invalid file name.

The file name specified does not exist.

Verify if the file name exists.

Return array1 write probe failed.

User does not have write access to the array passed in.

Check for uninitialized pointers and num_array_entry.

Return array2 write probe failed.

User does not have write access to the array passed in.

Check for uninitialized pointers and num_array_entry.

Invalid AIF key.

AIFSYSWIDEGET did not recognize the aif_area key.

Try 1000, 2000, 5000, 6000, 8000, or 11000.

Creation of shareable object failed.

Call to AIFGLOBACQ was unsuccessful.

Possibly out of transient disk space.

Release of shareable object failed.

Call to AIFGLOBREL was unsuccessful.

Verify that the object pointer is valid.

Missing criteria arrays.

AIFSYSWIDEGET AIF key specified requires criteria arrays.

Use itemnum_array, item_array, item_status_array parameters.

Bad pointer was encountered for parameter 1.

The address passed was inaccessible to the caller.

Pass only addresses in accessible spaces.

Bad pointer was encountered for parameter 2.

The address passed was inaccessible to the caller.

Pass only addresses in accessible spaces.

Bad pointer was encountered for parameter 3.

The address passed was inaccessible to the caller.

Pass only addresses in accessible spaces.

Bad pointer was encountered for parameter 4.

The address passed was inaccessible to the caller.

Pass only addresses in accessible spaces.

AIFCLOSE failed.

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.

Use FCHECK to determine why AIFCLOSE failed.

The address passed for the verification item number array is not accessible to the caller.

The address passed is inaccessible to the caller.

Pass only addresses in accessible spaces.

The address passed for the verification items array is not accessible to the caller.

The address passed is inaccessible to the caller.

Pass only addresses in accessible spaces.

The address is not properly aligned for the verification item number to be accessed.

The address is not properly aligned for the data type to be accessed.

Pass only a variable that has the proper data alignment.

The address is not properly aligned for the verification items to be accessed.

The address is not properly aligned for the data type to be accessed.

Pass only a variable that has the proper data alignment.

The address is not properly aligned for the verification item statuses.

The address is not properly aligned for the data type to be accessed.

Pass only a variable that has the proper data alignment.

Unable to access the file AIFKUF.PUB.SYS.

The file is deleted, or there is not enough disk space to create it.

Create enough disk space, if needed. Reboot the machine.

Parameter 5 was badly aligned.

Parameter 5 was not aligned on a word (4-byte boundary).

Check for proper alignment before calling the AIF.

Parameter 5 not accessible to caller.

The address passed was inaccessible to the caller.

Pass only addresses in accessible spaces.

Invalid Path Identifier.

The Path id parameter specified is not valid.

Verify the Path id used.

Invalid pathname.

The pathname specified does not exist in the directory.

Verify the pathname used.

Could not get the Current Working Directory file pointer.

The CWD file is closed.

Check your application to make sure that you are not closing the CWD file.

The pathname is too large for the buffer size specified.

The user defined a buffer which is too small to hold the pathname.

Increase the buffer size.

Path passed is empty; first character is a terminator or path length is 0.

The user passed in a pathname which is empty.

Check the application.

Cannot traverse the directory; a directory file has been opened exclusively.

A directory is opened exclusively, which is preventing directory traversal.

Re-run the application when the directory file has been closed.

Incorrect pathname syntax.

The user has specified a pathname which is not a valid syntax.

Consult the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual Volumes 1 and 2 (32650-90003 and 32650-90364) for a description of a valid pathname syntax.

User/process lacks Traverse Directory permission on a directory component.

The user/process is lacking one of the required directory permissions.

Assign the user the appropriate directory security access rights.

User/process lacks Create Directory permission on the parent directory.

The user/process is lacking one of the required directory permissions.

Assign the user the appropriate directory security access rights.

User/process lacks Delete Directory permission on the parent directory.

The user/process is lacking the required directory permission.

Assign the user the appropriate directory security access rights.

User/process lacks Read Directory permission on the parent directory.

The user/process is lacking the required directory permission.

Assign the user the appropriate directory security access rights.

Could not open the HPUID.PUB.SYS file.

HPUID.PUB.SYS may not exist, may be corrupt, or may be opened exclusively.

If HPUID.PUB.SYS does not exist, create it with the PXUTIL.PUB.SYS utility.

Could not open the HPGID.PUB.SYS file.

HPGID.PUB.SYS may not exist, may be corrupt, or may be opened exclusively.

If HPGID.PUB.SYS does not exist, create it with the PXUTIL.PUB.SYS utility.

Could not retrieve the user entry from the HPUID.PUB.SYS file.

The user entry could not be found in the HPUID.PUB.SYS file.

Update the HPUID.PUB.SYS file with the PXUTIL.PUB.SYS utility.

Could not retrieve the group entry from the HPGID.PUB.SYS file.

The group entry could not be found in the HPGID.PUB.SYS file.

Update the HPGID.PUB.SYS file with the PXUTIL.PUB.SYS utility.

Cannot return a pathname which is larger than the maximum path size.

Currently, it is possible to create a pathname too large to return.

Change to the application to return the long pathname relative to your current working directory.

Can't open a directory during directory traversal due to too many files open.

Too many files are already open; failed to open a directory.

Check the application.

Security violation during directory traversal; failed to open directory file.

Encountered security violation when trying to open a directory file.

Check the user/application security.

Read probe failed on pathname item key.

When probing the pathname item key, an error was returned.

Make sure you are not passing in a bad length in the pathname item key.

The tempfile parm is not valid in conjunction with the pathname item key.

Temporary files are currently not supported in the Hierarchical File System.

Use the filename or UFID parameter when interested in a temporary file.

The pathname length specified is bad.

User specified a pathname length less than zero or greater than the maximum pathname length.

Check the application.

Error occurred when trying to get file label for this file. UFID may be bad.

The UFID passed to AIFSYSWIDEGET may be bad.

Check to see if the file exists.

An error occurred while trying to obtain ownershop of the device.

The device is not currently available for use.

Check device. Contact Hewlett-Packard for support.

An error occurred while trying to release device ownership.

An unexpected internal error occurred.

Contact Hewlett-Packard for support.

Unsupported option.

Port manage access was requested, but is not supported.

Do not attempt to open a port for Port Manager access.

Too many receive opens on the AIF ports.

The maximum number of receive opens have already been done.

Check the logic of your application. The maximum is very large.

Too many opens for manage access on the AIF ports.

The maximum number of manage opens have already been done.

Check the logic of your application.

Too many opens for send access on the AIF ports.

The maximum number of send opens have already been done.

Check the logic of your application. The maximum is very large.

Invalid ACCESS MODE specified.

The access mode code is not one of the allowed values.

Check the logic of your application.

Message length is negative or greater than maximum.

The specified message length is not valid.

Check the logic of your application.

Specified port ID is not valid.

The Port is either not open or is invalid.

Check the logic of your application.

Attempted to send a message on Port not opened for Send access.

The calling process does not have the Port open for Send access.

Check the logic of your application.

Attempted to receive a message from Port not open for Receive access.

The calling process does not have the Port open for Receive access.

Check the logic of your application.

Attempted to manage a Port not open for Manage access.

The calling process is not the Port Manager.

Check the logic of your application.

A timeout occurred.

The specified number of seconds has passed.

Verify that the timeout value specified is sufficient.

No Ports open for receive access, multi-port receive failed.

The calling process has no ports open for receive access.

Check the logic of your application.

Attempt to open Port for same access multiple times.

Process attempted to open same port for same access multiple times.

Check the logic of your application.

Unsupported procedure.

A procedure that is not yet supported was called.

Check the logic of your application.

No zero element terminator was found in the itemnums array.

No terminator was found in the itemnums array.

Check the logic of your application.

Invalid password.

The named port exists, but the password supplied does not match.

Check the logic of your application.

Internal error.

The port does not exist.

Perform a dump. Contact Hewlett-Packard for support.

Itemnums, Items, and Itemstatus not specified together.

Must pass item option arrays as a triple. All or none.

Check the logic of your application.

Must complete two-part receive before receive from another port.

Receive from second port before doing second part of two part receive.

Check the logic of your application.

Must request message return on 2nd receive of two-part receive.

The second receive of a two-part receive did not request message.

Check the logic of your application.

The message length specified on send was larger than the max length specified when the Port was created.

Message cannot be larger than the specified size.

Check the logic of your application.

A NoWait receive was done while there was no message ready.

A NoWait receive was done while there was no message ready.

Check the logic of your application.

An attempt was made to access a port which is not open for the calling process.

The port was not opened by the calling process.

Check the logic of your application.

Internal Error.

An unexpected internal error occurred.

Contact Hewlett-Packard for support.

Internal Error.

Security Internal error returned from the FS_SEC_ACCESS routine.

Contact Hewlett-Packard for support.

Internal Error.

An unexpected error occurred from the hierarchical directory routines.

Contact Hewlett-Packard for support.

Internal Error.

An unexpected error occurred from the directory traversal routines.

Contact Hewlett-Packard for support.

Internal error. Error returned from HPDIRREAD when reading a directory file.

An unexpected error occurred from the directory traversal routines.

Contact Hewlett-Packard for support.

Internal error. HPFOPEN returned bad status when opening a directory file.

An unexpected error occurred from the directory traversal routines.

Contact Hewlett-Packard for support.

Internal error. The directory UFID is bad.

An unexpected error occurred from the directory traversal routines.

Contact Hewlett-Packard for support.

Internal Error.

An unexpected internal error occurred.

Contact Hewlett-Packard for support.