HP Guardian Errors Manual page 165

Cause The program file and library file are the same file.
Effect No process is created.
Recovery Select a different library file for the program.
20 PROGRAM FILE WITH AN ILLEGAL DEVICE SUBTYPE
Cause An attempt was made to run a program file with an invalid device subtype. The device
subtype is an attribute stored in each program file. The process created from a program file is
assigned the device subtype stored in that program file. Only named processes are allowed nonzero
device subtypes.
Device subtypes in the range 1 through 15 are reserved for processes that are either:
Created by the super ID
Created from licensed program files
Created from program files owned and provided by the super ID
Subtypes 1 through 47 are reserved for HP use.
Effect No process is created.
Recovery Verify either that the call specifies a process name or that the program file is marked as
"must run named" by the Binder, the TAL RUNNAMED command, or the C RUNNAMED pragma.
If the call specifies a process name, either recompile or rebind the program file to change the
device subtype to an unrestricted value, rebind the program file to run named, or contact the super
ID.
21 PROCESS DEVICE SUBTYPE SPECIFIED IN BACKUP PROCESS
IS NOT THE SAME AS PRIMARY
Cause The operating system tried to create a process, but the backup process device subtype was
not from the same program file as the primary process device subtype. This error is probably a
programming error.
Effect No process is created.
Recovery Find out which program file was being passed to PROCESS_LAUNCH_,
PROCESS_CREATE_, or PROCESS_SPAWN_, and correct the error.
22 BACKUP CREATION SPECIFIED, BUT CALLER IS UNNAMED
Cause The operating system tried to create a backup process, but the caller was unnamed.
Effect No process is created.
Recovery Run the caller as a named process, or rebind its program file as "must run named" by
using the Binder.
24 DEFINE CONTEXT PROPAGATION ERROR
Cause An error occurred when existing DEFINEs were being propagated. The error-detail information
contains either a file-system error, a DEFINE error number, or the error subcode 2, which indicates
that an excessive number of DEFINEs were to be propagated. File-system errors are described in
"File-System Errors" (page
Effect No process is created.
19). DEFINE errors are described in "DEFINE Errors" (page
Error Codes 165
135).