HP StorageWorks P9000 Manual page 68

Table 9 Business Continuity Manager Error Messages and Corresponding Troubleshooting Actions
(Message ID YKL0x) (continued)
Message ID
YKL092E MSG
SC=40 RC=40 (file)
YKL099I MSG TSO
Table 10 Business Continuity Manager Error Messages and Corresponding Troubleshooting Actions
(Message ID YKL2x)
Message ID
YKL201E MSG
SC=48 RC=48
YKL202E TSO
RC=48
YKL203E MSG
SC=48 RC=48
YKL204E TSO
RC=48
YKL205E MSG
SC=48 RC=48
YKL206E MSG
SC=48 RC=48
YKL241W MSG
SC=4 RC=4
(file:rec#)
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Message Text
File Read error: dsstate.
process-name command
return code=max-value,
reason code=reason-code.
Message Text
Unable to execute without
valid name parameter.
"SYSAUTH". cannot be
specified in MSG()
parameter.
"SYSAUTH." cannot be
specified in STEM()
parameter.
name parameter is too long.
name parameter is too long.
Route parameter is allowed
only on 1st call of YKLOAD
The attribute attname is
already defined.
Explanation and Recommended Actions
An attempt to read the XML file identified by file failed.
dsstate
Status of the input XML
file
file Name of the XML file where the error was
detected
If process-name is YKLOAD:
The YKLOAD command has finished. This message is always
displayed.
If process-name is YKGETRUT:
The route list definition file and the command device definition file
have been read. This message is output when an invalid route list
definition file or invalid command device definition file are read
in ISPF.
reason-code
Reason code for the returned max-value
max-value
Maximum value among the output return codes
Explanation and Recommended Actions
Nothing or an invalid value is assigned to the parameter identified
by name.
SYSAUTH. cannot be specified in the MSG parameter. Specify a
different name.
SYSAUTH. cannot be specified in the STEM parameter. Specify
a different name.
The parameter identified by name is too long.
The parameter identified by name is too long.
The ROUTE parameter is allowed on the first call of the YKLOAD
command.
The XML attribute identified by attname has already been defined.
Review the file name identified by file and the attname value on
the line with the line number identified by rec#.
attname
XML attribute name
file
Name of the XML file where the error was
detected
rec#
Number of the line in the file identified by file
where the error was detected