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Compaq FTAM Responder Diagnostic Messages
OSI/FTAM Responder Manual—425199-001
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General FTAM Diagnostic Messages
Effect. The responder aborts the association. If the data buffer capacity was exceeded
for the reason given under “Cause,” the Further Details field contains the message
smaller PDU or larger MSL needed.
Recovery. If the Further Details field indicates that a smaller PDU or a larger MSL is
needed, the application or FTAM user should decrease the number of strings sent in one
PDU. This can be done either by sending a smaller number of strings per PDU or by
sending larger strings. Sending larger strings may require increasing the value of the
maximum-string-length parameter in the application’s requests. For further information,
refer to “Limits on Small String-Length Values With Large PDUs” in Section 4.
Otherwise, the application or FTAM user should retry the operation. This can be a
transient condition. If the condition persists, the Compaq problem solver should trace
the responder and follow the standard procedures at the Compaq site for contacting the
appropriate support personnel. These procedures might involve contacting the local
Compaq support analyst. For details on how to trace the responder, refer to the SCF
Reference Manual for FTAM and APLMGR and the Compaq PTrace Reference Manual.
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Cause. The responder received a change-attribute indication containing a null proposed
change-attribute list.
Effect. This is an information-only diagnostic message. The service is completed; no
attributes are changed.
Recovery. No action is necessary.
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Cause. In a grouped request, one of the requests after the one on which the responder
returns this diagnostic message has encountered an error condition.
Effect. The responder rejects the grouped request.
Recovery. The application programmer or FTAM user should determine which request
in the group failed and correct the problem.
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Cause. The responder has attempted to allocate memory for a data control block, but
the memory table does not have sufficient space to satisfy the request.
Effect. The responder aborts the association.
Unspecific initiator error
Subsequent error
Temporal insufficiency of resources