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DCP Series Telcon Message Manual - Public Support Login - Unisys

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Section 5<br />

Class 5 CENLOG <strong>Message</strong>s<br />

Errors and status information associated with the software and configuration process<br />

characterize Class 5 CENLOGs.<br />

Event 1 ‘CALL’ INTERFACE RETURNED ERROR<br />

(ABNORMAL)<br />

‘CALL’ INTERFACE RETURNED ERROR (ABNORMAL)<br />

Description: The CALL interface is the <strong>DCP</strong> internal programming way of one<br />

procedure giving control to another procedure to perform a particular task. The<br />

receipt of this CENLOG event signals that the status return to the first procedure was<br />

unacceptable, and corrective error recovery was initiated by the first procedure.<br />

<strong>Telcon</strong> generates this CENLOG.<br />

Action: If no apparent problem appears at an operational level, the corrective action<br />

by the CALLING procedure was probably successful and no further action is required.<br />

NMOPEN<br />

Description: NMOPEN is sending DTP a connect request/confirm/reject, and<br />

receives an error from EUSERV.<br />

R15: Reason code<br />

<strong>Telcon</strong> generates this CENLOG.<br />

SNA: 260 - No session index available<br />

Description: This message occurs as a result of an internal software error.<br />

Action: Use the NMS DOWN/UP command on the PU.<br />

SNA: 1403 – EUSERV error return (type %%%%)<br />

Description: This message occurs as a result of errors in SNMS, the part of SNA/net<br />

that processes operator commands. The type is one of the DTPX and EUSERV error<br />

types and % represents a hexadecimal number. The probable cause is a software<br />

problem.<br />

7436 0728–303 5–1

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