HP Guardian Errors Manual page 193

Recovery Create a file with the specified pathname or specify a pathname that exists.
4005 I/O ERROR
Cause A physical input or output error occurred during an attempt to create or access a file. The
corresponding OSS errno value is EIO.
Recovery Corrective action is application dependent.
4007 ARGUMENT LIST TOO LONG
Cause The number of bytes available for the new process's combined argument (argv) and
environment (envp) lists has exceeded the system-imposed limit. This limit, which includes the
pointers and the null terminators on the strings, is available by calling the sysconf(_SC_ARG_MAX)
OSS function. The corresponding OSS errno value is E2BIG.
Effect No process is created.
Recovery Specify a shorter argument list in the argv parameter and a shorter environment list in
the envpparameter.
4008 EXEC FORMAT ERROR
Cause The OSS program file specified by the oss-program-file parameter has the appropriate
permissions, but it is not in the format for executable files. The corresponding OSS errno value is
ENOEXEC.
Effect No process is created.
Recovery Either correct the oss-program-file parameter to refer to an executable program file or
alter the program file such that it can be executed. The program file must be either a valid object
file with a SYSTYPE of OSS or a valid script file.
4009 BAD FILE DESCRIPTOR
Cause A file descriptor specified in the fdinfo parameter is invalid. The corresponding OSS errno
value is EBADF.
Effect No process is created.
Recovery Correct the fdinfo parameter.
4011 NO MORE PROCESSES
Cause System resources such as the process control block (PCB) space, MAPPOOL space, stack
space, or process file segment (PFS) space are inadequate. It is also possible that the process name
selected is already in use. The corresponding OSS errno value is EAGAIN.
Effect No process is created.
Recovery Check the system for processes that are using too much memory, terminate processes
that are no longer needed, and call PROCESS_SPAWN_ again. Check the program to see whether
it uses too much buffer space, opens too many files, or uses too many DEFINEs. If the problem is
with the PFS, try running the process with a larger PFS either by specifying a larger PFS size in the
ZSYS^DDL^PROCESSEXTENSION.Z^PFSSIZE field of the process-extension parameter or by setting
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