STDERR - Processing Errors
Occurrence of an error doesn't necessarily (but usually does) mean that a job is aborted. If the job does complete successfully, it may indicate some marginal operating conditions in need of attention.
Source File [file] does not exist
Origination: FTServer
The Source File does not exist.
Source File [file] is empty
Origination: FTServer
The Source File contains no data (i.e., its length is zero).
Could not open Temp File [file] (indicator)
Could not open FT Directory lock [file] (indicator)
Origination: FTServer or FTAgent
- The indicated file could not be opened for processing.
- The indicator field provides the specific reason.
Could not open OLD Destination File [file] (indicator)
Could not open APPEND-TO Destination File [file] (indicator)
Origination: FTAgent
- The indicated file could not be opened for processing.
- The indicator field provides the specific reason.
Could not create FT Directory [directory] (indicator)
Could not create Temp Directory [directory] (indicator)
Could not create /tmp [directory] (indicator)
Origination: FTServer or FTAgent
- The indicated directory could not be created for processing.
- The indicator field provides the specific reason.
Could not fseek Temp File [file] (indicator)
Could not fseek FT Directory [directory] (indicator)
Origination: FTServer or FTAgent
The indicated object could not be positioned for processing. The indicator field provides the specific reason.
Could not rename Temp. FT Directory [from] to [to] (indicator)
Origination: FTServer or FTAgent
- The indicated directory could not be renamed for processing.
- The indicator field provides the specific reason.
Could not rename Source File [from] to [to] (indicator)
Origination: FTServer
- The indicated file could not be renamed for processing.
- The indicator field provides the specific reason.
Could not rename [from] to [to] (indicator)
Could not rename unTAR'd [un-TAR] to Temp [temp] (indicator)
Origination: FTAgent
- The indicated file could not be renamed for processing.
- The indicator field provides the specific reason.
Could not get size of Temp File [file] (indicator)
Origination: FTServer
- The size of the indicated file could not be determined.
- The indicator field provides the specific reason.
Could not get size of Partial File [file] (indicator)
Could not get size of APPEND-TO Destination File [file] (indicator)
Origination: FTAgent
- The size of the indicated file could not be determined.
- The indicator field provides the specific reason.
Could not get file info for Source File [file] (indicator)
Origination: FTServer
- The statistics (e.g., size, date, etc.) for the Source File could not be obtained.
- The indicator field provides the specific reason.
Tag [tag] is not specified
Origination: FTServer or FTAgent
The indicated XML tag was missing.
End tag [tag] is not specified
Origination: FTServer or FTAgent
The associated ending tag for the indicated XML tag was missing.
Value for Tag [tag] is not specified
Origination: FTServer or FTAgent
No value was supplied for the indicated XML tag.
Could not fork() for [operation] (indicator)
Origination: FTServer or FTAgent
- The indicated operation could not be performed due to inability to execute a fork() call.
- The indicator field provides the specific reason.
Could not wait() for [operation] (indicator)
Origination: FTServer or FTAgent
- The indicated operation could not be performed due to inability to execute a wait() call.
- The indicator field provides the specific reason.
Processing error in [operation] (indicator)
Origination: FTServer or FTAgent
The indicated operation could not be performed due to the reason pointed to by the indicator field.
Max attempts at sending message exceeded
Origination: FTServer or FTAgent
The maximum number of attempts to send a message was reached.
Max Wait Time to receive message has elapsed
Origination: FTServer or FTAgent
The maximum time allowed for reception of a message was reached.
Receive was not successful (indicator)
Origination: FTServer or FTAgent
- Reception of a message failed.
- The indicator field provides the specific reason.
Send unsuccessful (indicator)
Origination: FTServer or FTAgent
- A message could not be sent.
- The indicator field provides the specific reason.
Could not set buffer size
Could not set buffer size for sending
Origination: FTServer or FTAgent
The communications channel could not be initialized.
Send failed for ACK
Origination: FTServer or FTAgent
An attempt to ACK (i.e., acknowledge) a message failed.
Mis-match between received & expected CRC
Origination: FTServer or FTAgent
The received message was incomprehensible.
Received invalid message
Origination: FTServer or FTAgent
The received message was not expected.
RCV Queue full
Origination: FTServer or FTAgent
The queue is full because a processing error occurred.
Error in FT Directory format
Origination: FTServer or FTAgent
The file which maps Source and Destination files to temporary files for processing is corrupted.
Could not lock FT Directory [directory] (indicator)
Origination: FTServer or FTAgent
- The file which maps Source and Destination files to temporary files for processing could not be locked for exclusive use.
- The indicator field provides the specific reason.
Incorrect number of parameters
Origination: FTAgent
FTAgent received the wrong number of startup parameters from the LSAM.
Unknown host name [computer]
Origination: FTAgent
FTAgent was unable to locate the indicated computer on the network while trying to connect to the FTServer.
Error connecting to [computer] (indicator)
Origination: FTAgent
- FTAgent was unable to connect to the FTServer located on the indicated computer.
- The indicator field provides the specific reason.
Could not get host name (indicator)
Origination: FTAgent
- FTAgent was unable to retrieve its own host name to send to FTServer.
- The indicator field provides the specific reason.
FTServer process prematurely terminated
Origination: FTAgent
FTAgent has lost communications with FTServer.
Could not set GID to [groupID] to check file access
Could not set UID to [userID] to check file access
Origination: FTServer
FTServer could not set the GID/UID as indicated to determine if the user has access to the Source File.
Error reading Temp File [file]
Error writing Temp File [file]
Origination: FTServer or FTAgent
The temporary file could not be read/written.
Error writing file data (Indicator)
Origination: FTAgent
- FTAgent could not save data as packets arrived from FTServer.
- The indicator field provides the specific reason.
Could not move Temp File [temp] to Destination File [dest] (indicator)
Origination: FTAgent
- FTAgent could not make a temporary file into a permanent Destination File.
- The indicator field provides the specific reason.
Unable to get environment variable [SMA_JOBNAME]
Unable to send message (indicator)
Origination: FTAgent
- FTAgent could not send job status information to the SAM.
- The indicator field provides the specific reason.
Could not process zero-length Source File [machine]file
Origination: FTAgent
FTAgent could not create a zero-length destination file to match the zero-length source file, or could not update the timestamp of the destination file when "append" was specified.
Invalid length of file for FIXED-length records
Origination: FTAgent
The length of the received file was not as expected, when the user specified that the file be saved in a record-oriented format (by pre-pending a '=' to the destination file name).
Invalid RECORD-LENGTH indicator
Origination: FTAgent
The data format from the FTServer was not as expected, when the user specified that the file be saved in a record-oriented format (by pre-pending a '=' to the destination file name).
Missing/Invalid <RecordFormat>
in XML-header
Origination: FTAgent
The data format from the FTServer was not as expected, when the user specified that the file be saved in a record-oriented format (by pre-pending a '=' to the destination file name).
Invalid <RecordSep> [RS]
in XML-header
Origination: FTAgent
The data format from the FTServer was not as expected, when the user specified that the file be saved in a record-oriented format (by pre-pending a '=' to the destination file name). RS indicates the erroneous data.
XFER RECORDS and bad/missing Index File [%s]
Origination: FTServer
The user specified that the file be sent in a record-oriented format (by pre-pending a '=' to the source file name), and the associated index file (which contains the record structure) could not be found or was corrupted. The most likely cause for a missing index file is either that the source file was not previously saved by the FTAgent as a record-oriented destination file, or that the index file was accidentally deleted. A native, stream format, file cannot be sent as a record-oriented file unless it is first transferred to itself/another file/another UNIX system as a record-oriented destination file.