Version 6.3.8 for OpenVMS
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Natural System Error Messages 7651-7700

NAT7660: Connect to server :1: port :2: failed; socket code :3:.

Text Connect to server ... port ... failed; socket code ....
Expl. A connection to the development server failed due to one of the
following reasons:
- A wrong development server name was specified.
- The specified port ID does not match the port where the
development server is listening.
- The development server is not active.
- The server machine hosting the development server is not active.
Actn. Check that the specified name matches the development server name,
the development server is active, its port matches the specified port,
and the server machine is accessible (e.g. via "ping" command).

NAT7661: Protocol mismatch of Server Nat :1: (:2:) and Nat Studio (:3:)

Text Protocol mismatch of Server Nat ... (...) and Nat Studio (...)
Expl. The protocol versions of the Natural Development Server and the
Natural Studio do not match. Although the Natural Studio can run
with servers using an older or newer version of the protocol,
some functionality might not or only partly be supported.
Actn. Upgrade the Natural Development Server or the Natural Studio.

NAT7662: Development server file for application :1: not unique.

Text Development server file for application ... not unique.
Expl. The specified development server file differs from the active
development server file. All mapped applications have to use
one common development server file.
Actn. Change the development server file for the current application.

NAT7663: Connection to NDV server lost or network failure.

Text Connection to NDV server lost or network failure.
Expl. The remote Natural session or the Natural Development Server (NDV) has
terminated abnormally, or a network failure has occurred.
-
Examine the NDV trace output for information on the connection
termination. If NDV trace contains no such information, contact your
network administrator.
Try to remap the session to the server.
-
If the problem persists, check in the NDV server trace whether your
buffer has arrived:
- If data have arrived, check for error information in subsequent
trace records.
- If no data have arrived, contact your network administrator.
Actn. See explanation above.

NAT7664: Command not applicable within the current context.

Text Command not applicable within the current context.
Expl. The issued command cannot be executed in the selected remote
environment or application context.
Possible reasons are:
- The command is not available for the selected environment
or application; e.g. the command "Connect" is issued for
a compound application.
- The command is not available for the current state of the
selected environment or application; e.g. the command
"Activate" is issued for a disconnected environment, although only
connected environments can be activated.
Actn. Check whether all conditions for issuing the command are fulfilled.

NAT7665: Command not supported by Natural Development Server.

Text Command not supported by Natural Development Server.
Expl. The issued command is not supported by the protocol version
of the Natural Development Server.
Actn. Upgrade the Natural Development Server.

NAT7666: Invalid value specified.

Text Invalid value specified.
Expl. The value which has been assigned to a property or was specified
as method parameter is not allowed in this context.
Actn. Assign a valid attribute value, or use a valid method parameter.

NAT7667: Natural :1: cannot be used to access NDV server.

Text Natural ... cannot be used to access NDV server.
Expl. This Natural version is not capable of using the
requested NDV server.
Actn. Upgrade Natural Studio.

NAT7668: Environment name :1: already exists.

Text Environment name ... already exists.
Expl. The specified environment name is already used either
by another mapped environment or by a mapped application.
Actn. Use a different name for the environment to be mapped.

NAT7669: Function not available, because :1: is not installed.

Text Function not available, because ... is not installed.
Expl. The required component must be installed in order to perform the
function specified or to process the object specified.
Actn. Install component, or do not use this function.

NAT7670: Remote Debug could not be started: :1:

Text Remote Debug could not be started.
Expl. An internal error occurred which prevented the session for
Remote Debug from being started. For details see the NDV trace,
at least trace-level bit 15 should be activated.
Actn. Contact Software AG support.

NAT7671: Internal error during Remote Debug, terminating.

Text Internal error during Remote Debug, terminating.
Expl. The connection to Remote Debug could not be maintained because of
internal errors. For details see the NDV trace, at least trace-level
bit 15 should be activated.
Actn. Contact Software AG support.

NAT7672: Parameter error in MAP/UNMAP command.

Text Parameter error in MAP/UNMAP command.
Expl. The MAP/UNMAP command cannot be performed, because the specified
parameters are not correct.
Possible errors are, for example:
- Mandatory parameters of the MAP command are missing (for APPL=
at least the application name has to be specified; for ENV= at least
the server name and the port number have to be specified).
- No parameters are specified for the UNMAP command, but the local
environment is active.
- The application/environment specified in the UNMAP command cannot
be found.
See the Natural system commands documentation for further information.
Actn. Correct the parameter specification.

NAT7674: The debugger port is already in use.

Text The debugger port is already in use.
Expl. The debugger port specified via the SPODDEBUGPORT parameter is already
used by a different program. Therefore the remote connection to the
Natural application could not be established.
Actn. Set the SPODDEBUGPORT parameter to a different value.
Or set the SPODDEBUGPORT parameter to 0; Natural Studio will then
automatically select a free port on the machine for debugging.

NAT7699: :1: locked by :2:.

Text ... locked by ....
Expl. No detailed explanation available.

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