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Target and Device Emulation Teledyne LeCroy
If you set Repeat Error to 0, it means infinity, and the system injects error on the 2nd, 3rd,
4th, 6th, 7th, 8th, 10th, 11th, 12th, 14th, 15th, 16th, 18th, 19th, 20th, 22th, 23th, 24th,
and so on commands.
Note:
Repeat error resets the target emulator received command counter.
In the API, use the following functions:

ErInjSetSCSICommandGenerateError : Enable error injection on a command.
Specify Command Number and Number of Error Commands in the 4th and 6th
parameters.
See API reference manual (section 5.5.139, page 748).
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ErInjSetSCSICommandRepeatedErrorOnCommandNumber
(int
nCommand, BOOL bEnable,
short iCountOfRepeatedErrorsOnCommands) :
nCommand specifies SCSI command. See 6.52 SCSI Command type definition in
the API manual.
bEnable : TRUE means you want repeat error as much as iCountOfRepeatedError ‐
sOnCommands.
3. Click the Command fail with check condition check box, click the down arrow on
the Sense Key drop down list box, choose an error type, and then enter values for
ASC and ASCQ in the corresponding text boxes.
Some Check Condition Sense Key and ASC/ASCQ values are (see Figure 2.210 on
page 198 ):
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01, 1807 (soft error, RECOVERED DATA WITH ECC ‐ DATA REWRITTEN)
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0b, 1103 (aborted command, MULTIPLE READ ERRORS)
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0b, 4b06 (aborted command, INITIATOR RESPONSE TIMEOUT)
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04, 4100 (hardware errors, DATA PATH FAILURE)