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Chapter 2. pdbx Messages
0029-0101 Your program has been loaded.
Explanation: This message is issued when your program has been loaded into the tasks in
the partition. This message indicates all the functions available in pdbx are available for you
to use.
User Response: When this message is displayed, you can start debugging the tasks in the
partition.
0029-0104 The remote debugger on task:
number
has exited with the following error:
number
Explanation: The debugger on the remote node has exited prematurely and pedb will exit.
User Response: The error message from the remote debugger is presented. Use the
information provided by the remote debugger message to proceed.
0029-0105 Error creating temporary file
string
.
Explanation: When starting pdbx in attach mode, a temporary file is created, consisting of
a list of tasks that are executing under the poe job that you specified. The contents of this
file are displayed in the menu from which you select the tasks that you wish to attach. This
temporary file is created in /tmp by default, unless you specify a different directory with the
TMPDIR environment variable. The naming convention for this file is:
<
/tmpdir
>/.pdbx.<
poe-pid
>.menu where <
/tmpdir
> is either /tmp or the directory specified by
the TMPDIR environment variable, if it has been defined, and where <
poe-pid
is the process
ID of the poe job to be attached to. The message that you received appears when the
temporary attach task menu file cannot be opened, or when errors are detected while writing
to the file.
User Response: Verify that there is enough space available in the /tmp filesystem, or if
you have specified a directory with the TMPDIR environment variable, check the filesystem
that contains this directory for sufficient space. You may also want to check to be sure that a
file of the same name does not already exist.
0029-1001 Missing command file name following the -c flag. For information on the
correct syntax to use when invoking pdbx, type: pdbx -h
Explanation: The -c flag requires the name of a file as an argument. This argument was
missing. It is also required that the file have read permissions set for the pdbx user.
User Response: Specify the name of a pdbx command file following the -c flag. A pdbx
command file is a file containing valid pdbx commands.
0029-1002 Missing or invalid argument following the -I flag. For information on the
correct syntax to use when invoking pdbx, type: pdbx -h
Explanation: The -I flag requires the name of a directory that pdbx will search for source
code files on the remote tasks. This argument was missing or invalid.
User Response: Specify the name of a directory following the -I flag. This directory should
be available to each task in your partition because the -I flag will be passed to each remote
dbx debugger.
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