This category of identifiers contains the following error labels:
CONSOLE LOST_EVENTS NLS BADMAP
NLS MAP OPMSG PGSP KILL
PPRINTER ERR1 RCMERR REPLACED FRU
SRC SYSLOG
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Error Description: SOFTWARE PROGRAM ERROR
This error is logged by the console device driver if an unexpected error occurs when calling another module.
| Detecting Module | Name of the detecting module. |
| Failing Module | Name of the failing module. |
| Return Code | Return code from the failing module (see sys/errno.h). |
| Reason Code | Unique error indication for the console device driver. |
Error Description: ERROR LOGGING BUFFER OVERFLOW
Probable Causes: EXCESSIVE LOGGING BY SOFTWARE PROGRAM
Install Causes: BUFFER SIZE SET TOO SMALL
Recommended Actions: INCREASE BUFFER SIZE
Failure Causes: EXCESSIVE LOGGING BY SOFTWARE PROGRAM
Recommended Actions: Identify offending software component, correct, then retry offending software component
Error Description: SOFTWARE ERROR: NLS MAP CORRUPTER
This error occurs when the required National Language Support (NLS) map is resident but does not match data from the input stream.
| Error Code | System error code. |
| Rule Index | Number of the rule in the NLS rule map that failed. |
| Number Of Rules | Number of NLS rules that were not followed. |
| Map Name | NLS map name associated with a particular character set. |
Error Description: SOFTWARE PROGRAM ERROR
This error occurs when the required National Language Support map is not resident.
| Error Code | System error code. |
Error Description: OPERATOR NOTIFICATION
This error is logged when the errlogger command is run.
| Message From errlogger Command | |
| The text entered using the errlogger command. | |
Error Description: SOFTWARE PROGRAM ABNORMALLY TERMINATED
| Program's Paging Space | |
| The program's paging space in 1KB blocks. | |
Error Description: PRINTER ERROR
This error is logged by the printer device driver. The failures recorded by this error log entry are not usually fatal and should occur infrequently.
| Sense Data | The sense data consists of failure data that is analyzed by the Diagnostic Programs. |
| Adapter At Address | Printer control register address. |
| Additional Information | |
| Information about the data being transferred and the operation being performed. | |
| Device Address | Device address. |
| Generation Parameter | |
| Pointer to internal printer structure. | |
Error Description: SOFTWARE PROGRAM ERROR
This error is logged by the rendering context manager when an unrecoverable error is detected. These errors are not necessarily catastrophic, and operations may continue; however, the response occurring immediately after the failure may be unpredictable.
| Detecting Module | Name of the detecting module. |
| Failing Module | Name of the failing module. |
| Return Code | Return code from the failing module (see the sys/errno.h file). |
| Reason Code | Unique error indication for the console device driver. |
Error Description: REPAIR ACTION
This error is an informational message logged by the diagnostic programs that indicates that a piece of hardware has been replaced.
Error Description: SOFTWARE PROGRAM ERROR
This error is logged by the System Resource Controller daemon in the event of some abnormal condition. Abnormal conditions are divided in three areas: failing subsystems, communication failures, and other failures.
| Symptom Code | The status returned by the failed subsystem. This is the child process termination status returned in a parameter by the wait subroutine (see sys/wait.h). |
| Software Error Code | |
| The System Resource Controller error number (see srcerrno.h). | |
| Error Code | System error number (errno). If the System Resource Controller error number is SRC_ODMERR(-9090), the error code is set to an ODM error (see odmi.h). |
| Detecting Module | Name of the module detecting the error. |
| Failing Module | Name of the failed subsystem or other failing System Resource Controller object. |
Error Description: MESSAGE REDIRECTED FROM syslog
This error may be logged in the system error log by specifying errlog as a destination in /etc/syslog.conf. The syslog daemon redirects the specified messages to the error log.
| Syslog Message | Text of the syslog message. |