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Message: %FAX-I-ENTRYID, Queue entry ID nn
Description: This message is appended to other messages to specify the queue entry ID the message
applies to.
User action: As specified for the remainder of the message.
FAULTN AME
Message:
%FAX-I-FAULTNAME, Fault identifier xxxx
Description: Gives fault identifier.
User action: None.
FAXCOMPLETE
Message:
%FAX-I-FAXCOMPLETE, Queue entry complete
Description: This message indicates that the database has reported no more matches for the lookup key
associated with a queue entry. The entry is removed from the queue.
User action: None.
FAXDEVICE
Message:
%FAX-I-FAXDEVICE, Fax device nn (index nn)
Description: Gives identity of fax device.
User action: None.
FAXDON E
Message:
%FAX-I-FAXDONE, Completed sending fax
Description: Indicates that a document that did not involve a database lookup has successfully completed
and been removed from the queue.
User action: None.
FAXFAIL
Message:
%FAX-E-FAXFAIL, Cannot send fax
Description: Indicates a document that did not involve a data base lookup could not be sent.
User action: The correctness of the phone number and the state of the remote fax machine should be
checked.
FILEACCFAIL
Message:
%FAX-F-FILEACCFAIL, File access failure for xxxx
Description: Indicates that a file could not be accessed either because the user who originated the send
request does not have access to the file or because the file does not exist.
User action: Check the correctness of the file name specified and the protection on the file.
FILEN AME
Message:
%FAX-I-FILENAME, xxxx
Description: Gives name of file being sent.
User action: None.
HASHFREER
Message:
%SQ-F-HASHFREER, Internal error - free error on hash table
Description: This indicates an internal error in the server.
User action: Restart the server. NDC product support should be contacted with any information
available about the failure.
HELPERR
Message:
%FAX-E-HELPERR, Error accessing help library xxxx
Description: Indicates that the FAX$CMD_HELP file could not be accessed.
User action: Check that the file exists, that the logical name is correctly defined, and that the file