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Cause A backup process attempted an OPEN or FILE_OPEN_ operation, or the primary process
attempted a CHECKOPEN or FILE_OPEN_CHKPT_ operation, but either the file was not opened
by the primary process, the parameters supplied did not match the parameters supplied when the
file was opened by the primary, or the primary process was not alive.
Effect The procedure sets the error code and returns without performing the requested operation.
Recovery Corrective action is application dependent.
18 (%22)
Cause The specified system does not exist in the network; no connection has been made to this
system since the last cold load.
Effect The procedure sets the error code and returns without performing the requested operation.
Recovery Correct the system name, or make sure that the lines between the local system and the
referenced system are up.
19 (%23)
Cause The logical device table was full, so the file system could not add the specified device or
process.
Effect The procedure sets the error code and returns without performing the requested operation.
Recovery Corrective action is application dependent.
20 (%24)
Cause An unconverted process tried to gain network access either to a process that has a name
of more than five characters or to a device that has a name of more than seven characters. Error
20 also occurs if the opener has a process name of more than five characters or a home terminal
name of more than seven characters when using a procedure that requires names in internal format.
Error 20 can also indicate an incorrect swap file or system designation.
Effect The procedure sets the error code and returns without performing the requested operation.
Recovery If the opener's process name is too long, run it under a shorter name. If the opener's
home terminal name is too long, either run the process with the TACL RUN command specifying
"TERM name"; run the application from a terminal with a shorter name, rename the terminal in the
SYSGEN configuration file, and regenerate the system. This problem should not occur if you use
the procedures introduced in the D-series release (such as FILE_OPEN_), because they do not use
names in internal format.
21 (%25)
The system specified does not exist in the network.
(device type: any)
There is no more space for devices in the logical
device table. (device type: any except 1 and 2)
File name is too long to be opened across
a network, or swap file or system name
is not acceptable. (device type: any except 2)
An illegal <count>was specified in a
file-system call, or the operation attempted to
transfer too much or too little data.
(device type: any except 2)
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