MCALL/CALL Secure Functions

Overview of Messages

SEC0001 | SEC0002 | SEC0003 | SEC0004

SEC0001	Parameter list or SCANAME field invalid
Explanation:	This message is associated with the MCALL or CALL secure function. An error has occurred while validating the parameters passed in the call.
System action:	The application program is abnormally terminated and a dump is produced.
Terminal operator info:	Contact the programmer responsible for the program being used.
Appl. programmer info:	R1 did not point at a valid SCA. Check the contents of register 1 and the contents of the SCA.

SEC0002	Security request function invalid
Explanation:	This message is associated with the MCALL or CALL secure function. An error has occurred while validating the parameters passed in the call.
System action:	The application program is abnormally terminated and a dump is produced.
Terminal operator info:	Contact the programmer responsible for the application being used.
Appl. programmer info:	The function field is invalid. See the SECURE function in the Com-plete Application Programmer's Manual for allowed values.

SEC0003	Security request reserved field (SCARSVD) invalid
Explanation:	This message is associated with the MCALL or CALL secure function. An error has occurred while validating the parameters passed in the call.
System action:	The application program is abnormally terminated and a dump is produced.
Terminal operator info:	Contact the programmer responsible for the application being used.
Appl. programmer info:	The reserved field is invalid, it must be set to binary zero.

SEC0004	Security request resource descriptor field (SCARDESC) is invalid
Explanation:	This message is associated with the MCALL or CALL secure function. An error has occurred while validating the parameters passed in the call.
System action:	The application program is abnormally terminated and a dump is produced.
Terminal operator info:	Contact the programmer responsible for the application being used.
Appl. programmer info:	The resource field is invalid. Refer to the SECURE function in the Com-plete Application Programmer's Manual for more information.