An invalid option,
option,
was specified on the
qmadmin
command line.
Select the appropriate option(s) from
the usage line that follows the error message.
qmadmin(1)
The value of
QMCONFIG ,
the device containing the queue space,
was not specified on the
qmadmin
command line or in the shell environment.
The
QMCONFIG
environment variable must be set and exported or must be specified
on the
qmadmin
command line.
qmadmin(1)
An invalid argument,
arg,
was specified on the
qmadmin
command line following the
QMCONFIG
value.
Select the appropriate command line option(s) and argument from
the usage line that follows the error message.
qmadmin(1)
qmadmin
was unable to get the status of the device,
qmconfig_device,
specified for
QMCONFIG .
Check that
QMCONFIG
is properly set to a raw disk slice or a regular
file accessible to
qmadmin,
or to a file name to be created in an existing directory.
qmadmin(1)
qmadmin
was run by a user whose effective user identifier,
userid,
is not the same
as the owner of the device specified for
QMCONFIG ,
qmconfig_userid.
Change the ownership of the
QMCONFIG
device or file, or run the program as the corresponding user.
qmadmin(1)
While entering a
qmadmin
command, a double quoted string was entered without white space,
spaces and/or tabs,
preceding and following the string.
Re-enter the command line surrounding any quoted strings with white
space (spaces and/or tabs).
qmadmin(1)
While entering a
qmadmin
command, a double quoted string was started without a matching
quote to terminate the string.
Re-enter the command line with matching double quotes.
qmadmin(1)
A shell command,
command,
was specified for execution using the
qmadmin
exclamation mark (!) command, but the shell command failed to execute.
The error number,
errno,
is printed as part of the message.
Check that the
PATH
environment variable is set appropriately
and that the shell command to be executed exists, and re-enter
the command.
qmadmin(1)
An invalid option or argument was entered for a
qmadmin
command.
The correct syntax is printed as part of the message as
syntax.
Re-enter the command with the correct syntax.
qmadmin(1)
A command,
command,
was entered that does not exist in
qmadmin .
Use the
help
command to get a list of valid
qmadmin
commands.
qmadmin(1)
A
qmadmin
command was executed before a queue space was opened.
This can happen with the queue commands
qcreate,
qchangeprio,
qchangequeue,
qchangetime,
qdeletemsg,
qdestroy,
qinfo,
qlist,
qprinttrans,
qaborttrans,
qcommittrans,
and
qset.
Open a queue space using the
qopen
command and re-enter the command.
qmadmin(1)
The
xa_close()
function was called to close the currently open
queue space as part of executing a
qmadmin
command
(qaddext ,
qclose ,
qopen ,
qspacecreate ,
qspacedestroy ,
or
quit)
and it returned an error,
rc.
Further information about the cause of the failure should
be printed in the
userlog .
Check the
userlog
for further information.
qmadmin(1)
A
qmadmin
command
(qchangeprio ,
qchangequeue ,
qchangetime ,
qdeletemsg ,
or
qlist)
was executed without setting the target queue name using the
qset
command.
Execute the
qinfo
command to get a list of queues in the queue space.
Select a queue name in currently open queue space by
executing
qset
and re-enter the command.
qmadmin(1)
While executing the
chdl
command, a non-numeric device index was specified.
Re-enter the
chdl
command using a numeric device index.
qmadmin(1)
While executing the
chdl
command,
qmadmin
failed to read the volume table of contents and universal device list
associated with
QMCONFIG.
Check to see that
QMCONFIG
is set correctly (that the device or file exists) and has been
properly initialized, and re-enter the command.
The
livtoc
command can be used to list the current volume table of contents
and
lidl
can be used to list the current universal device list.
qmadmin(1)
While executing the
chdl
command,
a device index was specified for a device that has not been
created on the universal device list associated with the
QMCONFIG
device.
Use the
lidl
command to list the current contents of the universal device list
and re-enter the
chdl
command with a valid device index.
qmadmin(1)
While executing the
chdl
command,
the new device name was too long (that is,
len
characters or more).
Re-enter the command with a device name that is 64
characters or less in length.
qmadmin(1)
While executing the
chdl
command,
qmadmin
failed to lock the
QMCONFIG
device for exclusive update.
Check the userlog for further information about the process
that has the configuration locked.
Re-enter the command after the configuration has been unlocked.
qmadmin(1)
While executing the
chdl
command,
qmadmin
failed to re-read the volume table of contents and universal device list
associated with
QMCONFIG
after locking the configuration for exclusive access.
Check to see that
the device or file specified by
QMCONFIG
still exists, is properly initialized, and re-enter the command.
The
livtoc
command can be used to list the current volume table of contents
and
lidl
can be used to list the current universal device list.
qmadmin(1)
While executing the
chdl
command,
a device index was specified for a device that has not been
created on (or has been deleted from) the universal device list
associated with the
QMCONFIG
device.
Use the
lidl
command to list the current contents of the universal device list
and re-enter the
chdl
command with a valid device index.
qmadmin(1)
While executing the
chdl
command,
the update of
the universal device list associated with the
QMCONFIG
device failed.
Check the userlog for any messages and use the
lidl
command to list the current contents of the universal device list.
qmadmin(1)
While executing the
crdl
command,
the device name was too long (that is,
len
characters or more).
Re-enter the command with a device name that is 64
characters or less in length.
qmadmin(1)
While executing the
crdl
command, a non-numeric device offset was specified.
Re-enter the
crdl
command using a numeric device offset.
qmadmin(1)
While executing the
crdl
command, a non-numeric value was specified for the size of the
new device extent.
Re-enter the
crdl
command using a numeric size.
qmadmin(1)
The operation to create a new extent on the universal device list,
UDL ,
during the execution of
crdl
failed.
The device name,
device,
offset value,
offset,
extent size,
size,
and configuration device,
config,
are printed in the message.
If the
QMCONFIG
file exists, this command can fail if the file open fails;
if a read on the device fails;
if the file is not a configuration file;
or if the file is not a normal file or a raw device (for example,
a fifo file).
If the file doesn't exist, the command can fail if file creation fails
(for example, if the directory in which the file is to be created
doesn't exist).
The command can also fail if it
failed to lock the configuration file;
if there are no slots available in the
UDL ;
if the extent to be created overlaps with an existing device
on the
UDL ;
if the first entry is being created and the device doesn't match
QMCONFIG
or the offset is not 0 or there is not enough space allocated
to store the
UDL
and volume table of contents;
or if a write fails on the device.
Check that the device specified is correct, the directory exists,
and that the extent doesn't overlap with existing devices
that are listed with the
lidl
command.
qmadmin(1)
While executing the
dsdl
command, a non-numeric device index was specified.
Re-enter the
dsdl
command using a numeric device index.
qmadmin(1)
While destroying a device with the
dsdl
command, the user did not respond with Y or y to the
prompt for confirmation and the operation was not done.
No action required.
qmadmin(1)
While executing the
dsdl
command,
qmadmin
failed to get the status of the specified device entry,
dlindex,
for the
QMCONFIG
device,
config.
Either device index is invalid or
qmadmin
was unable to open and read the universal device list, or
config
does not contain a valid configuration.
Check that the device is correct and check the universal
device list with the
lidl
command.
qmadmin(1)
While executing the
dsdl
command,
qmadmin
failed to destroy the device entry for the specified
dlindex
and
QMCONFIG
device,
config.
The command can fail if it can't lock the configuration exclusively
for update; if it can't open and read the universal device list,
UDL ;
if
dlindex
is 0 and the
UDL
has other entries
or the volume table of contents,
VTOC ,
has tables other than the
VTOC
and
UDL .
Check that the device is correct and check the universal
device list with the
lidl
command.
qmadmin(1)
While executing the
help
command, an invalid command name was specified.
Execute the
help
command without any arguments to get a complete list of available
commands.
qmadmin(1)
While removing
IPC
resources with the
ipcrm
command and the
-f
option specified, the user did not respond with Y or y to the
prompt for confirmation and the operation was not done.
No action required.
qmadmin(1)
While executing the
lidl
command, a non-numeric device index was specified.
1100 ERROR: Invalid option - option
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
1101 ERROR: QMCONFIG not set
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
1102 ERROR: Invalid argument arg
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
1104 ERROR: Failed to get status of qmconfig_device
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
1105 ERROR: Effective user id, userid, must match the owner of QMCONFIG, qmconfig_userid
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
1107 ERROR: Must have white space following quoted string
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
1108 ERROR: No matching double quote
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
1109 ERROR: Failed to execute command, errno = errno
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
1110 ERROR: Syntax -
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
1111 ERROR: Command command not found
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
1120 ERROR: Queue space must be opened first
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
1121 WARN: xa_close() returned rc
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
1122 ERROR: Queue name must be set with qset
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
1124 ERROR: Device index must be numeric
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
1125 ERROR: Cannot read the device list
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
1126 ERROR: Invalid device index
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
1129 ERROR: Device name length must be less than len characters
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
1130 ERROR: Cannot lock the device list
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
1131 ERROR: Cannot read the device list
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
1132 ERROR: Invalid device index
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
1133 ERROR: Cannot write the device list
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
1135 ERROR: Device name length must be less than len characters
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
1137 ERROR: Device offset must be numeric
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
1139 ERROR: Size must be numeric
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
1140 ERROR: Cannot create device device, offset offset, size size on config
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
1143 ERROR: Device index must be numeric
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
1145 WARN: Device not destroyed
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
1146 ERROR: Cannot list device dlindex on config
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
1147 ERROR: Cannot destroy device dlindex on config
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
1151 ERROR: Command command not found
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
1154 WARN: IPC resources not removed
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
1156 ERROR: Device index must be numeric
DESCRIPTION