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The first step in investigating interactive or programmatic
problems is to examine any error message returned. If you have received
a specific error message, find it in the NS 3000/iX
Error Messages Reference Manual and take the action
recommended. Most error messages are easily understood by the user
or programmer, although some of the explanations refer to internal
procedures comprehensible only to qualified HP representatives.
Users are not expected to understand these explanations, but they
should take the actions listed.
Program Errors
If the user is using any of the programmatic capabilities
of NS 3000/iX and an intrinsic completes with an error,
the recovery procedure depends upon the intrinsic. How you check
for the error code depends on which service you are using.
If a NetIPC intrinsic was issued that received a condition code
indicating an error, use the IPCCHECK intrinsic to obtain
additional details. Always check for the PM error code; this is
essential to identify the cause if the network transport is unable to
complete a request.
If a file system intrinsic was issued that received a condition
code indicating an I/O error occurred, use the FCHECK
intrinsic to obtain additional details.
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