Error Messages

The following describes client error messages.

Client/Server Basic Error Messages

Explanation:: Server system error. For more information refer to TCB(20) to get the server error number.

Explanation:: Undefined Link.

Thoroughbred Basic Startup Messages

No match for server id in SERVER.MAP

Explanation:: The two-character server id defined in the IPLINPUT file cannot be located in the SERVER.MAP file.
Action:: Verify contents of both files.

Could not resolve tcp/ip address for Thoroughbred foreign file server

Explanation:: System does not understand the tcp/ip address configured in the SERVER.MAP file.
Action:: Verify that the address or host name in the SERVER.MAP file is a valid value for the system. Also verify that the /etc/hosts file is accessible. This file must be readable for all users. On systems that use DNS, be sure the system is configured.

Invalid Thoroughbred foreign file server type

Explanation:: The system found an invalid value in the server type parameter in the IPLINPUT server device line.
Action:: Verify that the server device line is defined properly.

Could not create client-end connection to Thoroughbred foreign file server

Explanation:: This can occur if TCP/IP has not been started or configured on the client system.
Action:: Verify that the client machine can be reached over the network.

Could not connect to Thoroughbred foreign file server

Explanation:: Thoroughbred Basic could not establish communication to tsoracle##.
Action:: Verify that tsoracle## is started.

Thoroughbred foreign file server could not connect to foreign database

Explanation:: tsoracle## could not establish communication to the server.
Action:: Verify that the server processes are started and that the account starting tsoracle## has ORACLE_HOME and ORACLE_SID shell variables set appropriately.

Oracle Error Messages

The following errors are returned in the TCB(20) when an error 150 occurs. This is a very small set of errors that are included here because they are resolvable from within the Basic environment.

Explanation:: A column is either missing from the Dictionary-IV Format, one of the data element names is misspelled, or a data element contains an invalid character.

917, 936, 1843

Explanation:: Any of these errors can occur at WRITE time if a data record contains bad data. There are either characters in a numeric field or a bad date in the data field.

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