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0033-3022 0033-3029
0033-3022 Client: Cannot open stream socket for Dig Daemon, Err=
string
Explanation: The parallel application was attempting to create a unix socket with which to
talk to the AIX statistics daemon but failed.
Error Class: The socket() function failed.
User Response: Gather information about the problem and follow local site procedures for
reporting hardware and software problems.
0033-3023 Client: Cannot connect to the server Dig Daemon, Err :
string
Explanation: The parallel application attempted to connect to the AIX statistics daemon but
failed.
Error Class: The connect() function failed.
User Response: Ensure that the dig daemon is running on all of the nodes that the parallel
application is executing on. If it is and the message still occurs, contact program support.
0033-3025 PMdig: Error waiting for communication, select() failed. errno=
number
Explanation: The AIX statistics daemon, dig, experienced a problem while waiting for
communication from clients.
Error Class: The select() function failed
User Response: Gather information about the problem and follow local site procedures for
reporting hardware and software problems.
0033-3026 PMdig: Error accepting socket connection errno=
number
Explanation: The AIX statistics daemon, dig, experienced a problem trying to service a
client.
Error Class: The accept() function failed for the indicated reason.
User Response: Gather information about the problem and follow local site procedures for
reporting hardware and software problems.
0033-3028 PMdig: Unable to send statistics record to
string
errno=
number
Explanation: The AIX statistics daemon, digd, experienced a problem trying to send data
to one of its clients.
Error Class: The write() function failed
User Response: Gather information about the problem and follow local site procedures for
reporting hardware and software problems.
0033-3029 PMdig: Data read Error from a client, in
string
, Control message was
number
bytes but
number
bytes were expected Client is
string
Error Class:
The fwrite() function failed on the indicated file for the indicated reason.
User Response: Refer to AIX product documentation for information on the indicated error
number. If the problem persists, gather information about the problem and follow local site
procedures for reporting hardware and software problems.
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