Novell NETWARE 6-DOCUMENTATION Manual page 2991

CX-X-230: An error occurred during CX's attempt to get the object name.
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CX-X-240: The context you want to change to does not exist. You tried to change to:
name. Your context will be left unchanged as: name.
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CX-X-242: The specified context does not exist.
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CX-X-244: The current context is invalid: context name.
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System Messages
CX.EXE
CX could not get general information about a directory object. CX has
terminated.
Try again. Make sure to specify a valid object. If the problem persists, contact
®
a Novell support provider.
CX.EXE
The context that was specified must exist in the eDirectory
a user can use it. The context did not exist, so CX has terminated.
Make sure to specify a valid context.
CX.EXE
The context that was specified must exist in the eDirectory database before a
user can use it. The context did not exist, so CX has terminated.
Make sure to specify a valid context.
CX.EXE
eDirectory allows the user to set a default context in the NET.CFG file
(NAME CONTEXT=).
The context specified during login did not match the context specified in
NET.CFG.
Specify a valid context by typing CX /R, or by typing CX... with the number
of periods needed to remove all containers in the current context.
The context was once valid, but it has since been removed from the Directory
tree.
Determine whether the context is still in the Directory tree and if it is valid by
typing CX /T at the DOS prompt.
For example, if CX showed the user's context to be ou=test.o=abc, then you
would type CX..., which removes all containers and leaves you at the root.
database before
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