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SCF Error Messages for the
NonStop Agent
This appendix describes the types of error messages generated by SCF and provides
cause, effect, and recovery information for the SCF error messages specific to the
NonStop agent.
Types of SCF Error Messages
Command Parsing Error Messages
Command parsing error messages are generated when a command is being broken
down into its component parts. These error messages have no associated error
numbers and are generally self-explanatory. For example:
Expecting an existing SCF supported object name
Expecting an SCF command or a program file
SCF-Generated Numbered Error Messages
SCF generates numbered error messages that begin at 20000. For example:
SCF E20211 Invalid object type
Common Error Messages
SCF provides a pool of error messages, called common errors, that can be used by all
subsystems. These errors always have negative error numbers. Each error message is
preceded by the name of the subsystem in which the error is encountered and a
single-character type code (E for critical or W for noncritical). For example:
SNMP E-00005 Command is not supported by this subsystem
SNMP E-00042 Resource Not Available
Subsystem-Specific Error Messages
Subsystem-specific error messages are generated by the subsystem and pertain solely
to that subsystem. These errors always have positive error numbers. Like common
errors, subsystem-specific error messages are divided into two classes—critical and
noncritical:
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Critical messages can be serious, such as the notification of software errors from
which there is no automatic recovery. Critical messages are preceded by the letter
E.