Environment error messages are produced when an error is detected in the
definition of an environment by a DSLINE or a REMOTE command.
They are displayed on $STDLIST during the execution of the command,
usually preceding a CI error or ENVIRONMENT message. These error messages are
found in CATALOG.PUB.SYS, message set 16 (DS errors). When an
environment error is detected, the DSERR job control word is set to
the error number. The environment error message is not displayed if the command
is executed through the COMMAND intrinsic.
MESSAGE: NO ENVIRONMENT FOR envid.
Level: 620
CAUSE: A DSLINEenvid;RESET was executed, and
there is no generic environment for envid.
ACTION: Correct envid and reissue the command.
MESSAGE: ENVIRONMENT TABLE IS FULL.
Level: 622
CAUSE: The session environment table is full; there is no room for
additional information on new environments or tracing.
ACTION: Delete any unused environments, turn off any unused
service tracing, and reissue the command.
MESSAGE: NO DEFAULT ENVIRONMENT SET BY A :DSLINE OR :REMOTE.
Level: 623
CAUSE: A command using a default environment was executed, but no
default environment was set by a previous DSLINE or REMOTE
command.
ACTION: Insert an environment ID into the syntax and reissue the
command.
MESSAGE: NO ENVIRONMENT FOR # envnum.
Level: 624
CAUSE: An environment number was used in a DSLINE or
REMOTE and the envnum does not correspond to any existing
environments.
ACTION: Correct the environment number and reissue the command.
The DSLINE @.@.@ command can be used to get a list of environments
and their numbers.
MESSAGE: ACTIVE SERVICES FOR envid; CLOSE IGNORED.
Level: 625
CAUSE: A DSLINE CLOSE was executed for an environment,
identified by envid, that has one or more active services (RFA, RDBA). The
environment is not closed, and the services continue to be active.
ACTION: Terminate the service or services, and reissue the command.
The DSLINE SHOW command will display which services are active for
an environment.
MESSAGE: CANNOT OPEN TRACE FILE filename.
Level: 627
CAUSE: A DSLINE TRACE=ON was issued, but the indicated
trace file cannot be opened.
ACTION: Check the parameters for the TRACE option,
correct if in error, and reissue the command.
MESSAGE: CANNOT CLOSE TRACE FILE filename.
Level: 628
CAUSE: A DSLINE TRACE=OFF was issued, but the indicated
trace file cannot be closed.
ACTION: Check the parameters for the TRACE option,
correct if in error, and reissue the command.
MESSAGE: CANNOT OBTAIN DATA SEGMENT FOR ENVIRONMENT TABLE.
Level: 629
CAUSE: An extra data segment was not available for the session
environment table, because of a lack of memory or DST entries. No
environments can be defined.
ACTION: Wait and reissue the command later, when memory or DST
entries may become available. If this error occurs frequently, there may be
insufficient DST entries or memory. The system manager may have to increase
the DSTs or memory.
MESSAGE: CANNOT CHANGE NODE NAME FROM nodename WHILE ACTIVE SERVICES.
Level: 630
CAUSE: A DSLINE envid = nodename was executed for an
environment for which one or more services have been established on a
remote node other than nodename. The environment of this node cannot be
changed until the services are finished.
ACTION: Wait for the services to terminate, or terminate the
services. The DSLINE SHOW command can be used to determine the
active services for the environment.
MESSAGE: INVALID ENVIRONMENT ID OR NODE NAME LENGTH.
Level: 631
CAUSE: A fully qualified environment or node name in a command was
longer than the allowed maximum of 50 characters.
ACTION: Shorten the name and reissue the command.
MESSAGE: ID OR NODE IN name DOES NOT BEGIN WITH AN ALPHA.
Level: 632
CAUSE: The first part of a (fully qualified) environment ID or
node name does not begin with an alphabetic character.
ACTION: Correct the name and reissue the command.
MESSAGE: ID OR NODE IN name IS GREATER THAN 16 CHARACTERS.
Level: 633
CAUSE: The first part of a (fully qualified) environment ID or
node name is longer than the allowed 16 characters.
ACTION: Shorten the name and reissue the command.
MESSAGE: ID OR NODE IN name CONTAINS A NON-ALPHANUMERIC CHARACTER.
Level: 634
CAUSE: The first part of a (fully qualified) environment ID or
node name contains a character that is not alphabetic or numeric special
characters @ # - . _ or ?.
ACTION: Correct the name and reissue the command.
MESSAGE: EXPECTED A DOMAIN AFTER THE NODE OR ID IN name.
Level: 635
CAUSE: Something other than a domain followed the node or ID part
of name.
ACTION: Correct the name and reissue the command.
MESSAGE: DOMAIN IN name DOES NOT BEGIN WITH AN ALPHA.
Level: 636
CAUSE: The second (domain) part of a (fully qualified) environment
ID or node name does not begin with an alphabetic character.
ACTION: Correct the name and reissue the command.
MESSAGE: DOMAIN IN name IS GREATER THAN 16 CHARACTERS.
Level: 637
CAUSE: The second (domain) part of a (fully qualified) environment
ID or node name is longer than the allowed 16 characters.
ACTION: Correct the name and reissue the command.
MESSAGE: DOMAIN IN name CONTAINS A NON-ALPHANUMERIC CHARACTER
Level: 638
CAUSE: The second (domain) part of a (fully qualified) environment
ID or node name contains a character that is not alphabetic or numeric.
ACTION: Correct the name and reissue the command.
MESSAGE: EXPECTED ORGANIZATION AFTER DOMAIN IN name.
Level: 639
CAUSE: Something other than an organization followed the domain
part of a (fully qualified) environment ID or node name.
ACTION: Correct the name and reissue the command.
MESSAGE: ORGANIZATION IN name DOES NOT BEGIN WITH AN ALPHA.
Level: 640
CAUSE: The third (organization) part of a (fully qualified)
environment ID or node name does not begin with an alphabetic character.
ACTION: Correct the name and reissue the command.
MESSAGE: ORGANIZATION IN name IS GREATER THAN 16 CHARACTERS.
Level: 641
CAUSE: The third (organization) part of a (fully qualified)
environment ID or node name is longer than the allowed 16 characters.
ACTION: Correct the name and reissue the command.
MESSAGE: ORGANIZATION IN name CONTAINS A NON-ALPHANUMERIC CHARACTER.
Level: 642
CAUSE: The third (organization) part of a (fully qualified)
environment ID or node name contains a character that is not alphabetic or
numeric.
ACTION: Correct the name and reissue the command.
MESSAGE: TOO MANY HIERARCHY LEVELS IN name; EXPECTED NAME.DOMAIN.ORG.
Level: 643
CAUSE: The fully qualified environment ID or node name has more
than three parts.
ACTION: Correct the name and reissue the command.
MESSAGE: TRANSPORT NOT INITIALIZED.
Level: 644
CAUSE: A DSLINE or REMOTE command has been issued
and the Network Transport has not been started by a NETCONTROL
command.
ACTION: Wait until the transport is started, or issue a
NETCONTROL to start the transport. (Only users with NM capability
can use the NETCONTROL command.)
MESSAGE: UNKNOWN NODE nodename.
Level: 645
CAUSE: A DSLINE or REMOTE command was issued for a
non-existent node. Also, this error may be displayed when a valid NS node
name is used, but the NS transport has not been started.
ACTION: If the node name is invalid, correct the name and reissue
the command. If the node name is valid, wait for the transport to be
started or start the transport with the NETCONTROL
command.
MESSAGE: name IS NOT A NODE NAME OR DS LOGICAL DEVICE.
Level: 646
CAUSE: A DSLINE command was issued using a DS logical
device instead of a node name.
ACTION: Use a node name or environment name and issue the command
again.
MESSAGE: ALREADY LOGGED ON AS user.acct.
Level: 647
CAUSE: A DSLINE with a LOGON option has been
issued for an environment that has its remote session logged on.
ACTION: Wait for the remote session to be logged off, or log off
the remote session (for example, by terminating any services using the
environment).
MESSAGE: CANNOT CHANGE NS NODE NAME FROM nodename TO GIVEN DOMAIN NAME.
Level: 687
CAUSE: The environment already exists with an NS node name.
ACTION: First delete the old environment and then create a new
environment with the domain node name.
MESSAGE: CANNOT CHANGE DOMAIN NODE NAME FROM nodename TO GIVEN NS NAME.
Level: 688
CAUSE: The environment already exists with a DOMAIN node
name.
ACTION: First delete the old environment and then create a new
environment with the NS name.
MESSAGE: ERROR NO ASGLOBAL TABLE.
Level: 689
CAUSE: NS global table was not created or was corrupted.
ACTION: Internal error. See Appendix A
"Submitting a CR" of this manual.
MESSAGE: ERROR NO ROOM IN SID TABLE.
Level: 690
CAUSE: NS services users has reached the maximum limit.
ACTION: Wait until some NS users log off then try
again.
MESSAGE: ERROR NO SESSION ID.
Level: 691
CAUSE: NS session ID table was not created or was corrupted.
ACTION: Internal error. See Appendix A
"Submitting a CR" of this manual.
MESSAGE: ERROR DUPLICATE SESSION ID.
Level: 692
CAUSE: Random number generator created a duplicate session ID for
this session.
ACTION: Try the command again. If it fails again, then see
Appendix A "Submitting a CR" of this
manual.
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