This section contains the reason codes for Shared Memory Objects File Server (FSSM) requests.

Unlike Natural system messages, the explanatory long texts to reason codes are only available in this document, not online.

These reason codes usually appear in the NAT7393 file server initialization error.

A reason code can be accompanied by an FSSMxxxx error message. For more information, see Messages from the Shared Memory Objects File Server under NDB.

For information on the FSSM, see File Server – Shared Memory Object in the Database Management System Interfaces documentation.

The following reason codes can appear:

Decimal	Hexadecimal	Explanation	Action
1000	3E8	Natural Authorized Services Manager is not found.	Start an Authorized Services Manager that is linked to the NATFSSM module.
1001	3E9	Natural Authorized Services Manager with linked NATFSSM module is not found.	Start an Authorized Services Manager that is linked to the NATFSSM module.
1003	3EB	NDBSMIO was invoked with an invalid function code.	Contact Software AG support.
1004	3EC	Enqueue on SAGNDBFS operation failed.	Contact Software AG support.
1005	3ED	Dequeue of SAGNDBFS operation failed.	Contact Software AG support.
2001	7D1	NATFSSM was invoked with and invalid function code.	Contact Software AG support.
2002	7D2	NATFSSM detected an invalid parameter card.	Correct the parameter card. Do not insert blanks between or within parameters.
2003	7D3	The name of the shared memory object has an invalid length.	Correct the name to a length of 1 to 8 characters.
2004	7D4	A parameter value exceeds 32k-1.	Correct the value of a parameter which exceeds its limit of 32 KB - 1 byte. Parameter values are limited for the number of directory entries, primary allocations, secondary allocations, maximum allocations and block sizes.
2005	7D5	The specified block size of the shared memory object is not a multiple of 8.	Correct the block size of the shared memory object to a multiple of 8.
2006	7D6	NATFSSM could not find a definition for the specified shared memory object.	Define the shared memory object in the ASMPARM parameter file of the Authorized Services Manager.
2010	7DA	The maximum allocation is larger than the number of available blocks.	Increase the number of blocks or decrease the maximum allocation in the shared memory object definition in the ASMPARM parameter file of the Authorized Services Manager, so that the maximum allocation does not exceed the number of available file server blocks.