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MESSAGE

The PID has not been created.

CAUSE

The specific process no longer exists in the system. The process has been specified by the Measurement Interface (MI) user through the SUBCLASS_ARRAY parameter in the procedure ENABLE_MEASUREMENTS.

ACTION

Retry with the correct process ID.

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MESSAGE

The group PARM is greater than MAX_GROUP_IN_CLASS for requested class.

CAUSE

The user of procedures which require a group value entered an index value for the group which is outside the range for groups within a performance class.

ACTION

Remove faulty value and try again.

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MESSAGE

Too many user or program names given in an ENABLE_MEASUREMENT call; ENABLE_MEASUREMENTS does continue, however.

CAUSE

The user of the ENABLE_MEASUREMENT procedure has requested more than 10 program names and/or 10 user names.

ACTION

Reduce the number of names to 10 (10 programs and/or 10 user names) and try again.

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MESSAGE

The total subclasses were zero; condition not acceptable.

CAUSE

A negative or zero value for the parameter for TOT_SUBCLASSER for ENABLE_MEASUREMENT and/or DISABLE_MEASUREMENT procedures.

ACTION

Correct the value and retry.

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MESSAGE

The measurement interface PID list is full.

CAUSE

The user of ENABLE_MEASUREMENT has requested more than 2700 processes to monitor.

ACTION

Reduce the number of processes requested and try again.

50
MESSAGE

The user buffer is not large enough to hold all requested counters.

CAUSE

The user of GET_MEASUREMENTS has passed a buffer to receive performance data which is too small.

ACTION

Increase buffer size and try again.

65
MESSAGE

The counter table has no more entries, so all groups requested got enabled.

CAUSE

Major problem with the MEASUREMENT INTERFACE data structure whereby there was a problem getting enough memory to create the counter array.

ACTION

Scale back on the number of items being measured or expand memory.

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MESSAGE

The requested class has an index value less than zero or greater than the current total number of classes.

CAUSE

The requested class in ENABLE_MEASUREMENTS, GET_MEASUREMENTS, and/or DISABLE_MEASUREMENTS is not within the range of 1 to 3.

ACTION

Correct the class value and try again.

90
MESSAGE

A new subclass is requested, but the LOOKUP TABLE is full.

CAUSE

A user has specified more LDEVs than the IO LOOKUP TABLE can accommodate in the call to ENABLE_MEASUREMENTS.

ACTION

Be more selective on the number of I/O devices. Adjust the number of LDEVs and try again. See limits in the MPE XL Measurement Interface User's Guide.

100
MESSAGE

ENABLE of measurement subclass failed.

CAUSE

A user has tried to enable performance measurements through the procedure ENABLE_MEASUREMENTS, but the number of MI users exceeds the limit of 25.

ACTION

Wait until an MI user quits and retry.

110
MESSAGE

No measurement ID entry in the MI_ID TABLE.

CAUSE

A user has called GET_MEASUREMENTS or DISABLE_MEASUREMENTS without first enabling measurements through the procedure ENABLE_MEASUREMENTS.

ACTION

Check to be sure that you first call ENABLE_MEASUREMENTS.

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MESSAGE

The current class has been ENABLED too many times without intervening DISABLES.

CAUSE

Either 1) a second enable for global class, 2) more ID class enables than total number of device classes or more LDEVs than exist in given device class, or 3) a change in groups selected with new enables for new process in process class.

ACTION

Correct misunderstanding in using ENABLE MEASUREMENTS. See the MPE XL Measurement Interface User's Guide for more information on using the procedure ENABLE_MEASUREMENTS.

140
MESSAGE

The number of counters do not match the known number of object classes.

CAUSE

User called CONVERT_TO_STD_OBJCL procedure with group whose group header shows a number of counters to be not 10, 33, or 501.

ACTION

Check to be sure group is an object class group. Modify input and try again.

150
MESSAGE

The group index does not belong to an object class group.

CAUSE

User called CONVERT_TO_STD_OBJCL procedure with a group that is not recognized as an object class group for the particular class.

ACTION

Check to be sure the group is an object class group. Modify input and try again.

160
MESSAGE

LDEVS in the array are not all of the same device type.

CAUSE

User called ENABLE_MEASUREMENT with an array of LDEVs that are not of the same device class, or user called DISABLE_MEASUREMENTS with an array of LDEVs that are not of the same device class.

ACTION

Correct LDEVs in the array to be of the same device class and retry.

170
MESSAGE

Failed to obtain lock for the MEAS_KSO_TABLE.

CAUSE

Major problem with MEASUREMENT INTERFACE data structure or control block lock code of the operating system.

ACTION

Call your Hewlett-Packard Representative.

180
MESSAGE

Failed to obtain lock for the PROCESS LOOKUP SUBCLS TABLE.

CAUSE

Major problem with MEASUREMENT INTERFACE data structure, or control block lock code of the operating system.

ACTION

Call your Hewlett-Packard Representative.

190
MESSAGE

Failed to obtain lock for the NAME POINTER LIST TABLE.

CAUSE

Major problem with MEASUREMENT INTERFACE data structure, or TABLE MANAGEMENT control block lock code of the operating system.

ACTION

Call your Hewlett-Packard Representative.

200
MESSAGE

Failed to obtain lock for the MI_ID TABLE.

CAUSE

Major problem with MEASUREMENT INTERFACE data structure, or Table Management control block lock code of the operating system.

ACTION

Call your Hewlett-Packard Representative.

210
MESSAGE

Failed to obtain lock for the USER_LIST TABLE.

CAUSE

Major problem with MEASUREMENT INTERFACE data structure or TABLE MANAGEMENT control block lock code of the operating system.

ACTION

Call your Hewlett-Packard Representative.

220
MESSAGE

Failed to obtain lock for PROG_LIST TABLE.

CAUSE

Major problem with MEASUREMENT INTERFACE data structure or TABLE MANAGEMENT control block lock code of the operating system.

ACTION

Call your Hewlett-Packard Representative.




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