Adalink Messages (BS2000)

The return code "ret-code" occurred in one of the following functions and for the specified reason:

See the BS2000 Executive Macro documentation for an explanation of "ret-code".

One module was loaded from an XS library and the other from an NXS library. NXS and XS components cannot be mixed.

This message comes with the ADAK01 message. The "ret-code" field of this message has the format

xx0000yy

where "xx" is the level of the ADALNK and "yy" is the level of the ADARER (router). "yy" must be greater than or equal to "xx".

If "yy" is less than "xx", the IDT common memory where the ADARER is loaded has been created by and loaded from an older Adabas version. For example, if xx=83 and yy=81, an Adabas 61x ADALNK is using an Adabas 53x ADARER.

Check the Adabas library versions of the databases that are using the IDTNAME (the default is ADABAS5F) of your ADALNK.

Either upgrade databases using older Adabas libraries to the new version, or use different IDTNAMEs for different Adabas versions.

The Adalink parameter service detected a syntax error.

Correct the syntax and rerun.

Header of the Adalink parameter listing.

Adalink failed to open the parameter file. The value "ret-code" is the DMS return code.

Use a SAM/V format for this file.

Adalink is running in a nucleus or utility context, or in a user context together with ADARUN. When either is the case, the Adalink statements are ignored. Processing continues.

For the Adalink statements to be effective, specify them in a non-nucleus or non-utility context, and without ADARUN statements.

A nonzero LRVINFO parameter value was specified in the Adalink parameter, but the Adabas Review user exit B (REVEXITB) module could not be found. Program processing continues without REVEXITB.

Either specify LRVINFO=0, remove the LRVINFO parameter statement, or include the REVEXITB module in the program.

LRVINFO=0 was either specified or omitted in the Adalink parameter or the entire Adalink parameter service is inactive, and the Adabas Review user exit B (REVEXITB) is present in the user program.

To activate REVEXITB, specify LRVINFO=256; otherwise, no change is necessary.

The versions of ADALNk and ADAL2P do not match.

Check library assignments; check TSOSLNK/BINDER protocols.

An error occurred while attempting to access the Adabas link module where "type" is either REQM for requesting memory or BIND for attempting to load; "module" is the name of the module to be accessed; and "error-code" is the Siemens macro return code.

If the "type" is

• BIND, check the file link statements for the presence of the Adabas library

• REQM, there is a memory shortage in the application program address space