(Subsystem 185)

The procedure could not create a new file label.

LM_ALLOC_LABEL returned bad status.

Check the status returned from LM_ALLOC_LABEL and call your Hewlett-Packard Representative.

The new file size is greater than the available disk space.

LM_ADD_EXTENT_DESCRIPTION returned bad status.

Free some disk space and try again.

The new file size is greater than the available disk space.

ALLOCATE_SEC_STORAGE failed or accounting denied disk request.

Reduce requested file size or add on more disk space.

The PAGE ALLOCATION request for a new file is negative.

Bad parameter value (INIT_ALLOC_PAGE) passed to SM_CREATE.

Fix source and recompile if running user code..

Initial page request exceeds file size.

Bad parameter passed to SM_CREATE.

Fix source and recompile if running user code.

Volume Management refused file open request.

VLM_INCR_OPEN_COUNT returned bad status. Possible security violation.

Examine the status returned from VLM_INCR_OPEN_COUNT.

Volume Management refused request to close a file.

VLM_DECR_OPEN_COUNT returned bad status. Storage management attempted to decrement the file open count but it was already 0. Possible security violation. Possible full KSAM file.

Examine the status returned from VLM_DECR_OPEN_COUNT. Check for possible security violations. If you're using a KSAM file, verify that it is not full. If it is, increase its size and try operation again.

Missing FILE LABEL occurred during FILE OPEN.

LM_GET_FILE_LABEL_PTR returned bad status.

Check the status returned from LM_GET_FILE_LABEL_PTR. If corrupt, call your Hewlett-Packard Representative.

VSM failed to ALLOCATE a new file descriptor.

VSM_ALLOCATE_GU_FD failed. Table may be full.

Examine the status returned from VSM_ALLOCATE_GU_FD. Retry program; GU_FD table entries will be made available dynamically.

The GLOBAL FILE POINTER was not initialized.

Caller did not set parameter value correctly.

Recode and recompile user program.

Illegal protection request during FILE OPEN.

File is currently open and protected by an incompatible protection scheme.

Close the file or change access to match the one currently being used or alter file security.

New user requests incompatible access methods during FILE_OPEN.

Another user has opened the file with a different PID protection mechanism or with incompatible access rights.

Alter the open method to include compatible access rights or wait until all other users have closed the file.

VSM was unable to MAP requested file to memory.

VSM_MAP_IN_FILE failed. Possible memory contention.

Examine the status returned from VSM_MAP_IN_FILE.

VSM could not remove file from memory.

File is currently open with incompatible access methods or SM_MAP_OUT_FILE returned bad status.

Examine error stack to find original source of error.

The file size exceeds the MAP-IN limit.

Size of the file is greater than maximum size of SR6/SR7 space.

Reduce the file size.

MAP-IN failed because of a bad volume ID.

VSM_MAP_IN_FILE failed.

Examine the status returned from VSM_MAP_IN_FILE and compare the value with the volume ID.

STMGT received a READ/WRITE request for an unopened file.

GUFD entry was not found in the hash table.

Recode source to open file before reading/writing.

On file close, a negative EOF value was found.

Unknown at this time.

Call your Hewlett-Packard Representative.

MEMMGT failed to POST data from memory to disk.

The call to POST returned bad status.

Call your Hewlett-Packard Representative.

The root node (accounting) could not be closed.

SM_CLOSE returned bad status. Another process may be accessing the root node.

Examine the status from SM_CLOSE.

The procedure could not CLOSE account node.

SM_CLOSE failed. Another process may be accessing the root node.

Examine the status returned from SM_CLOSE.

The procedure could not CLOSE group node.

SM_CLOSE failed.

Examine the status returned from SM_CLOSE and call your Hewlett-Packard Representative.

A Pascal recover block was entered unexpectedly.

Cause is usually associated with software or hardware traps which have been tripped because of invalid addresses, invalid access rights, or arithmetic underflow/overflow.

Take a system dump and call your Hewlett-Packard Service Representative.

An unknown option was passed to SM_CNTL.

Bad parameter.

Review the source of the program.

Label Management failed to update the EOF.

The request to start or restart a transaction failed.

Examine the status returned from LM_START_WRITE and call your Hewlett-Packard Representative..

Label Management failed to update the EOF.

The request to finish a transaction failed.

Examine the status returned from LM_FINISH_WRITE and call your Hewlett-Packard Representative.

The EOF could not be updated in the Label Table.

XM_END_SYSTEM_TRANS failed.

Examine the status from XM_END_SYSTEM_TRANS and call your Hewlett-Packard Representative.

After EOF expansion, the virgin area of the file could not be filled on disk.

VSM_FILL_DISK_VIRGIN failed.

Examine the status returned from VSM_FILL_DISK_VIRGIN and call your Hewlett-Packard Representative.

The file's actual disk requirement could not be determined.

GET_OBJECT_ATTRIBUTE failed.

Examine return status from GET_OBJECT_ATTRIBUTE and call your Hewlett-Packard Representative.

The available disk space is less than the amount requested.

The prefetch failed or an attempt to move data to disk escaped because of insufficient disk space.

Generate new disk space.

A prefetch request failed.

A call to prefetch failed.

Examine the status from prefetch to determine why it failed.

No file descriptors exist on the closed file list.

Number of open files is exactly the same as available file descriptors.

Expand the VSOD table.

An XM file could not be mapped from memory to disk.

Call to XM_POST_FILE_FOR_MAP_OUT failed.

Examine the status returned from XM_POST_FILE_FOR_MAP_OUT and if necessary, add more secondary storage.

VSM failed to map file from memory to disk.

VSM_MAP_OUT_FILE failed.

Examine the status returned from VSM_MAP_OUT_FILE.

The label table has a negative EOF.

Label management requested a negative EOF during SM_MAP_LABEL.

Fix the source to pass a positive EOF.