TCP Error Messages
NonStop Pathway/iTS Management Programming Manual—426749-002
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Error-Message Range 3000 Through 3999
Once the primary TCP suspends the TERM task, this error is generated.
This error does not appear in the RETCODE token or in an error list; it appears only in
response to a STATUS TCP or STATUS TERM command.
Effect. The primary and backup terminal task is abnormally terminated.
Recovery. Restart the TERM either manually through PATHCOM or automatically by
setting the ZAUTORESTART field in ZPWY-DDL-DEF-TERM to a value greater than 0.
3071: ZPWY-ERR-TCP-TERMNOTCAPABLE
The terminal does not have the attribute or color capability specified by the running
SCREEN COBOL program unit.
This error does not appear in the RETCODE token or in an error list; it appears only in
response to a STATUS TCP or STATUS TERM command.
Effect. The TERM object is terminated abnormally.
Recovery. Upgrade the terminal to support the application data or modify the
requester-server application to conform to the device’s limits.
3072: ZPWY-ERR-TCP-ILLRUNTIMEATTRS
An invalid attribute setting was detected, or the specified attribute setting would cause
an out-of-bounds condition to occur during the run-time processing of the control
structure.
This error does not appear in the RETCODE token or in an error list; it appears only in
response to a STATUS TCP or STATUS TERM command.
Effect. The SCREEN COBOL program is suspended.
Recovery. Isolate and correct the problem within the SCREEN COBOL program. For
instructions on how to locate the problem within the program, see Additional
Information for Terminal Errors on page 12-3.
3073: ZPWY-ERR-TCP-INSUFFTERMPOOL
A SCREEN COBOL statement required a larger terminal input buffer than was
configured for the ZTERMPOOL field in ZPWY-DDL-DEF-TCP.
This error does not appear in the RETCODE token or in an error list; it appears only in
response to a STATUS TCP or STATUS TERM command.
Effect. The terminal task is suspended.
Recovery. Isolate and correct the problem within the SCREEN COBOL program. For
instructions on how to locate the problem within the program, see Additional
Information for Terminal Errors on page 12-3.
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