RRN 06469 DISPLAY RESTART INFO

HQHPKA01

Message Triggering Condition

Response in case of successful / unsuccessful result of the execution, on operator request, of the following MMC-command:
CRN 06938 DISPLAY-RESTART-INFO

Report Layout

SWA-EXCHANGE DEFENCE
   |
   |(A).......................                   (B).................
   |                             (C)........................... (D) (E)
   |-----------------------------------------------------------------
        NA = (1)...
        AMOUNT = (2)
        ==> (3).............................
            REL-ID      = (4)..
            DB-MAINSTAT = (5)
            DB-SUBSTAT  = (6)
            ERROR POINT = (7)
        LCE = (8)...
        INDEX = (9)
        RECOVERY LEVEL = (10)
        SENDER PROCESS ID = (11)..
        ERROR CLASS = (12)
        ERROR TYPE = (13)-(14).....................
        USER DATA :  (15)..  (16)..  (17)..  (18)..  (19)..
        PROGRAM TYPE = (20)
        PROCESS DEF = (21)
        FMM ID = (22)
        PROCESS ID = (23)..
        ERROR POINT :  CS = (24)..  IP = (25)..
        ERROR TIME = (26) MIN (27),(28) SEC
        ERROR SEQ NR = (30)
        CE STATUS = (31)
        CE INIT LEVEL = (32)
        RUN JOB PROC ID = (33)..
        ACTUAL JOB TYPE = (34)
        PREVIOUS JOB TYPE = (35)
        REGISTERS :
                     SP = (36)..
                     SS = (37)..
                     BP = (38)..
                     BX = (39)..
                     DS = (40)..
                     ES = (41)..
                     ES = (42)..
                     SI = (43)..
                     SI = (44)..
                     DI = (45)..
                     DI = (46)..
                     AX = (47)..
                     AX = (48)..
                     CX = (49)..
                     CX = (50)..
                     DX = (51)..
                     DX = (52)..
                     IP = (53)..
                     IP = (54)..
                     CS = (55)..
                     CS = (56)..
        USER STACK :
             (57).. (58).. (59).. (60).. (61).. (62).. (63).. (64)..
             (65).. (66).. (67).. (68).. (69).. (70).. (71).. (72)..
             (73).. (74).. (75).. (76).. (77).. (78).. (79).. (80)..
             (81).. (82).. (83).. (84).. (85).. (86).. (87).. (88)..
        JOB STATUS = (89)
        AVAILABLE MSG BUF = (90)
        AVAILABLE PCB'S = (91)
        AVAILABLE TCB'S = (92)
        AVAILABLE OCB'S = (93)
        (94).. TIME : (95) (96)-(97)-(98)  (99):(100):(101),(102)
  REPORT REFERENCE NUMBER = 6469

Parameter Identification

Par. No. Meaning Remarks
(A) Command name
(B) Main execution result
(C) Result part type
(D) Result part number
(E) Continuation indicator
(1) Network address of CE (hexadecimal)
(2) Amount of restarts to be displayed
(3) Main execution result
(4) Relation identity
(5) Database main status
(6) Database sub-status
(7) Error point referring to a specific point in the source listing as indication where the database failure occured
(8) Logical CE identity
(9) Database index
(10) Recovery level
(11) Process identity of the sender
(12) Error class
AUDIT errors reported from audit
programs (not including blocked
process audit)
BLOCKED PROCESS AUDIT errors reported from when a
process is found blocked
DUAL PORT MEMORY errors in case of Dual Port
Memory failure (PLCE or defence
processor)
ERROR HANDLER error class used by error handler
to report the errors it has
detected itself
FORCED RELOAD indication of a forced bootstrap
of a processor, message interface
FMM puts this class in the boot
buffer after the reception of a
forced boot request from
maintenance or the operator
FORCED RESTART indication of a forced restart of
a processor, message interface
FMM puts this class in the
restart buffer after the
reception of a forced restart
request from maintenance or the
operator
HARDWARE DH hardware errors found by device
handlers
HARDWARE RT hardware errors found by routine
tests
INITIALISE error class to be used when an
FMM is not able to initialise
itself after having received the
FMM_INIT message
MATE in case the message handler
detects an access failure from a
standby CE that tries to
communicate with the mate
NON MASKABLE INTERRUPT non maskable trap such as write
protect violation or invalid
addressing reported by process
manager
NOTIFY error class to be used for error
reports with no system reaction
needed but which have always to
be reported to the operator
OSN NON-RECOVERABLE non-recoverable errors reported
by OSN module
OSN RECOVERABLE recoverable errors in OSN module
OSN USER errors detected by OSN during the
process of primitives due to
incorrect info given by the user
(FMM or SSM) of the primitives
OVERLAY MANAGER errors reported from Local
Overlay Manager when an overlay
FMM is timed out
POWER ON power-on indication
RELOAD error class to indicate
explicitely that a processor
reload is needed (to be used very
carefully)
RESTART error class to indicate
explicitely that a processor
restart is needed (to be used by
non-critical FMMs)
SANITY unmaskable interrupt from Sanity
Timer
SUMCHECK sumcheck failure
USER NON-RECOVERABLE errors reported by FMMs or SSMs
in case that no internal recovery
was possible
USER RECOVERABLE errors reported by FMMs or SSMs
in case that internal recovery
was possible
(13) Error type value (see SI 008)
(14) Error type mnemonic (see SI 008)
(15) Word 1 of user data
(16) Word 2 of user data
(17) Word 3 of user data
(18) Word 4 of user data
(19) Word 5 of user data
(20) Program type
(21) Process definition
(22) FMM identity
(23) Process identity
(24) Code segment
(25) Instruction pointer
(26) Error time, minutes
(27) Error time, seconds
(28) Error time, tenths of seconds
(30) Error sequence number
(31) CE status
(32) CE initialisation level
(33) Running job process identity
(34) Actual job type
(35) Previous job type
(36) SP register
(37) SS register
(38) BP register
(39) BX register
(40) DS register
(41) ES register
(42) ES register
(43) SI register
(44) SI register
(45) DI register
(46) DI register
(47) AX register
(48) AX register
(49) CX register
(50) CX register
(51) DX register
(52) DX register
(53) IP register
(54) IP register
(55) CS register
(56) CS register
(57) Word 1 of user stack
(58) Word 2 of user stack
(59) Word 3 of user stack
(60) Word 4 of user stack
(61) Word 5 of user stack
(62) Word 6 of user stack
(63) Word 7 of user stack
(64) Word 8 of user stack
(65) Word 9 of user stack
(66) Word 10 of user stack
(67) Word 11 of user stack
(68) Word 12 of user stack
(69) Word 13 of user stack
(70) Word 14 of user stack
(71) Word 15 of user stack
(72) Word 16 of user stack
(73) Word 17 of user stack
(74) Word 18 of user stack
(75) Word 19 of user stack
(76) Word 20 of user stack
(77) Word 21 of user stack
(78) Word 22 of user stack
(79) Word 23 of user stack
(80) Word 24 of user stack
(81) Word 25 of user stack
(82) Word 26 of user stack
(83) Word 27 of user stack
(84) Word 28 of user stack
(85) Word 29 of user stack
(86) Word 30 of user stack
(87) Word 31 of user stack
(88) Word 32 of user stack
(89) Job status word
(90) Amount of available message buffers
(91) Amount of available Process control blocks
(92) Amount of available Timing control blocks
(93) Amount of available Overlay control blocks
(94) RELOAD or RESTART
(95) Reload time, day of week
(96) Reload time, day of month
(97) Reload time, month
(98) Reload time, year
(99) Reload time, hours
(100) Reload time, minutes
(101) Reload time, seconds
(102) Reload time, tenths of seconds

Evaluation

Key Parameter Contents / Meaning Action
1 2 3
(3) BROADBAND CE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C
(3) DATA BASE FAILURE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A
(3) DATA BASE INCONSISTENCY . . . . . . . . . . . . . B
(3) UNEXISTING NA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C

Action Description

Action Meaning
A Special fault clearing will be necessary. Refer to the document FAULT REPORTING PROCEDURES which is part of the Customer Documentation Guide. If any error point is given it refers to a specific point in the source listing as an indication where the database failure has occurred.
B The result data is given as an error message when inconsistent data is detected during the check of the operation.
C If the input data is not correct, repeat the MMC-command with adapted data. If the input data is correct, the given result data can be taken as information only.