This class indicates errors returned from the SAGTRPC user exit. This class represents errors which can be defined by the developer of the SAGTRPC user exit. The errors documented here occur in the delivered SAGTRPC user exit example and it is not recommended to change the meaning of the errors in your own implementation of the SAGTRPC user exit. The meaning of the error 10119999 must not be changed because the broker checks for it. If you change the meaning of the errors, refer to your implementation of the SAGTRPC user exit. Messages of this class have the format:
1011nnnn
| where | 1011 | is the message class, and |
| nnnn | is the message number in the range 0000 - 9999. |
10110001 | 10110002 | 10110003 | 10110004 | 10110005 | 10110006 | 1010007 | 10110008 | 10110009 | 10119999| 10110001 | Invalid Function |
| Explanation |
The function code passed from EntireX to the SAGTRPC user exit is invalid. |
| Action |
If you not have changed the original meaning of the error message, contact Software AG. Otherwise check your SAGTRPC user exit. |
| 10110002 | Unsupported Function |
| Explanation |
The function code passed from EntireX to the SAGTRPC user exit is not supported by your SAGTRPC user exit. |
| Action |
If you not have changed the original meaning of the error message, contact Software AG. Otherwise check your SAGTRPC user exit. |
| 10110003 | Invalid Direction |
| Explanation |
The direction indicator passed from EntireX to the SAGTRPC user exit is invalid. |
| Action |
If you not have changed the original meaning of the error message, contact Software AG. Otherwise check your SAGTRPC user exit. |
| 10110004 | Invalid Length |
| Explanation |
The length of the input buffer is invalid (zero). |
| Action |
If you not have changed the original meaning of the error message, contact Software AG. Otherwise check your SAGTRPC user exit. |
| 10110005 | Codepage not supported |
| Explanation |
The codepage passed from EntireX to the SAGTRPC user exit is not supported. |
| Action |
If you have not changed the original meaning of the error message, contact Software AG. Otherwise check your SAGTRPC user exit. |
| 10110006 | UECB missing |
| Explanation |
The user exit control block passed to the SAGTRPC user exit is missing. |
| Action |
If you not have changed the original meaning of the error message, contact Software AG. Otherwise check your SAGTRPC user exit. |
| 1010007 | Invalid InputBuffer |
| Explanation |
The input buffer passed to the SAGTRPC user exit is missing. |
| Action |
If you not have changed the original meaning of the error message, contact Software AG. Otherwise check your SAGTRPC user exit. |
| 10110008 | Invalid OutputBuffer |
| Explanation |
If you not have changed the original meaning of the error message, contact Software AG. Otherwise check your SAGTRPC user exit. |
| Action |
Contact Software AG support. |
| 10110009 | No Codepages defined |
| Explanation |
There are no codepages defined within the SAGTRPC user exit. |
| Action |
If you have not changed the original meaning of the error message, contact Software AG. Otherwise check your SAGTRPC user exit. |
| 10119999 | Output Buffer overflow |
| Explanation |
This SAGTRPC user exit error signals an overflow of the output buffer
during conversion from the SAGTRPC user exit to the broker. The meaning of this
error must not be changed because the broker checks for it and, for the
receiving application, tries to reread the payload with broker function
|
| Action |
None. |
