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/ Copyright (c) 1994, 1997, 1998, 1999 by Oracle Corporation. All rights reserved.
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/ NAME
/ ncrus.msg
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/ FUNCTION
/  Network Communications Runtime message file, American English version.
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/ NOTES
/  This file is generated by ncrmfgen.c, after special compilation of
/  the NCR layer error headers.
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1, 00000, "NCR: Could not allocate memory"
// *Cause:  Insufficient swap space or system memory.
// *Action: Increase swap space or system memory.
/
2, 00000, "NCR: Invalid usage"
// *Cause:  Bad function parameter.
// *Action: Check function call.
/
3, 00000, "NCR: Initialization failure"
// *Cause:  Usually insufficient swap space or system memory.
// *Action: Increase swap space or system memory.
/
1003, 00000, "NCRS: Read error."
// *Cause:  Failed to read data from an input device.
// *Action: Check the input device driver return code for further
//          information.
/
1004, 00000, "NCRS: Write error."
// *Cause:  Failed to write data to an output device.
// *Action: Check the output device driver return code for further
//          information.
/
1005, 00000, "NCRS: Failed to flush the output buffer."
// *Cause:  Failed to write data in the output buffer to an output
//          device.
// *Action: Check the output device driver return code for further
//          information.
/
1006, 00000, "NCRS: Data buffer overflow."
// *Cause:  An attempt to read or write data outside of a given data
//          buffer.
// *Action: Check data buffer size.
/
1007, 00000, "NCRS: Operation is not supported in a given mode."
// *Cause:  Attempt to perform an operation which is not supported for
//          the current mode.
// *Action: See documentation for a list of work modes and supported
//          operations.
/
1008, 00000, "NCRS: Failed to obtain transport parameters."
// *Cause:  Could not identify transport layer parameters.
// *Action: Check the transport layer return code for further
//          information.
/
1009, 00000, "NCRS: Record handling error."
// *Cause:  Encountered an invalid record or an attempt to read beyond
//          last record.
// *Action: See documentation for description of record handling
//          methods.
/
1010, 00000, "NCRS: Invalid network address length."
// *Cause:  Network address size is set to 0.
// *Action: See documentation for valid network address sizes.
/
1011, 00000, "NCRS: Send message failure."
// *Cause:  Failed to send a message over network.
// *Action: Check the network interface return code for further
//          information.
/
1012, 00000, "NCRS: Receive message failure."
// *Cause:  Failed to receive a network message.
// *Action: Check the network interface return code for further
//          information.
/
1013, 00000, "NCRS: Unvalid connection type."
// *Cause:  Connection type is other than stream or message.
// *Action: See documentation for description of connection types.
/
1018, 00000, "NCRS: Encryption failure."
// *Cause:  Can not do the encryption for the data.
// *Action: See the SNS documentation for more information.
/
1019, 00000, "NCRS: Checksumming failure."
// *Cause:  Can not add the checksumming for the data.
// *Action: See the SNS documentation for more information.
/
1020, 00000, "NCRS: Operation would block."
// *Cause:  An I/O operation returned with no data read/written
//          because the transport connection is "non-blocking" and, to
//          succeed, the operation would have needed to block.
// *Action: This is a soft error; retry the operation.
/
2003, 00000, "NCRF: Invalid type passed to format interpreter."
// *Cause:  The format interpreter was given a data type it did not
//          recognize.
// *Action: Check the types returned to the interpreter from either
//          the type  callback routine or from the type context
//          structure.
/
2004, 00000, "NCRF: Invalid format interpreter type context"
// *Cause:  The format interpreter was given an invalid type context.
// *Action: This error usually happens due to an improperly described
//          aggregrate. For example, declaring
//          NCRF_END_STRUCT_DATA_TYPE within a context, without a
//          complementary NCRF_STRUCT_DATA_TYPE, is invalid.
/
2005, 00000, "NCRF: Invalid session mode"
// *Cause:  The data format layer received a session mode other than
//          GET,PUT or FREE.
// *Action: None.
/
2006, 00000, "NCRF: Invalid floating point representation received"
// *Cause:  The data format layer received a floating point
//          representation it did not recognize.
// *Action: Check incoming format descriptor for errors.
/
2007, 00000, "NCRF: Invalid format descriptor received"
// *Cause:  The data format layer received an improperly formed format
//          descriptor. Subsequent data could not be formatted.
// *Action: Check for data integrity on receipt from remote host.
/
2008, 00000, "NCRF: Error within stream processing in format interpreter"
// *Cause:  An error occured while the interpreter was processing an
//          NCRF_STREAM_DATA_TYPE.
// *Action: Check for data integrity, or for stream existence.
/
2009, 00000, "NCRF: Unable to open trace file "
// *Cause:  Failure to open tracing file.
// *Action: Make sure that this is a legal file name and that the user
//          has write access.
/
2010, 00000, "NCRF: Call context is not available "
// *Cause:  Call context not passed to format context.
// *Action: Make sure that create call context has been called.
/
2011, 00000, "NCRF: Exceeded maximum number of rfids."
// *Cause:  Exceeded maximum number of rfids.
// *Action: Call Oracle Support.
/
3002, 00000, "NCRO: Maximum number of contexts has been reached"
// *Cause:  An attempt to create either a call context or a service
//          context has failed because all context slots are in use.
// *Action: Free-up context slots by destroying those contexts no
//          longer required, or, reconfigure NCRO with more context
//          slots.
/
3003, 00000, "NCRO: Unexpected message"
// *Cause:  Message read from service connection is not of the
//          expected type.
// *Action: Application error - debug and fix.
/
3004, 00000, "NCRO: Unknown message"
// *Cause:  Message read from service connection is of unknown type.
// *Action: Internal error - contact customer support.
/
3005, 00000, "NCRO: Orphan message"
// *Cause:  Message read from service connection is for a call context
//          that no longer exists.
// *Action: Application error - debug and fix.
/
3006, 00000, "NCRO: Invalid operation"
// *Cause:  Attempted operation over call context is invalid.  For
//          example, attempting to send IN args for a procedure which
//          is defined to have none.
// *Action: Application error - debug and fix.
/
3007, 00000, "NCRO: Context is busy"
// *Cause:  Attempted operation failed because service/call context is
//          busy performing a previous operaion.
// *Action: Application error - debug and fix.
/
3008, 00000, "NCRO: Call rejected"
// *Cause:  An attempt to execute a remote procedure has failed
//          because the server has rejected the procedure id.
// *Action: If wrong procedure id, send the correct one.  If wrong
//          server was contacted, then contact the right one.
/
3009, 00000, "NCRO: Protocol version mismatch"
// *Cause:  Client and server NCRO layers are at incompatible versions
//          levels.
// *Action: Upgrade to latest NCRO version.
/
3010, 00000, "NCRO: Transfer callback error"
// *Cause:  Application transfer callback function has returned a
//          "FAILED" status.
// *Action: Debug the transfer callback function.
/
3012, 00000, "NCRO: Invalid session mode"
// *Cause:  Attempted operation has failed because the session context
//          is in an invalid state.
// *Action: Internal error - contact customer support.
/
3013, 00000, "NCRO: Operation not supportd"
// *Cause:  Attempted operation is not supported on this service
//          connection because it is incompatible with the NCRO
//          version level of the remote application.
// *Action: Link remote application with latest NCR library.
/
3014, 00000, "NCRO: Bad transport address"
// *Cause:  A service context cannot be created because the transport
//          address descriptor (contained in the binding context) is
//          invalid.
// *Action: Application error - initialize the transport address
//          descriptor correctly.
/
3015, 00000, "NCRO: No transport address"
// *Cause:  A service context cannot be created because no transport
//          address was provided (in the binding context) and the
//          transport protocol uses datagrams.
// *Action: Application error - provide a transport address.
/
3016, 00000, "NCRO: Message has bad address"
// *Cause:  Message read from service connection has bad address
//          information.
// *Action: Internal error - contact customer support.
/
3017, 00000, "NCRO: Transport type RSLV not supported"
// *Cause:  Support for transport type RSLV has not been built.
// *Action: Re-compile NCR library with NCR_USE_RSLV defined.
/
3018, 00000, "NCRO: Failed to make RSLV connection"
// *Cause:  Failure to make RSLV connection usually means that the
//          name resolution failed or the resolved TNS address is bad.
// *Action: Make sure that the name is in TNSNAMES.ORA and that it is
//          set to the correct TNS address.
/
3019, 00000, "NCRO: Unable to initialize thread support"
// *Cause:  Attempt to initialize the Core thread package has failed.
// *Action: Internal error - contact customer support.
/
3020, 00000, "NCRO: Invalid call context"
// *Cause:  The call context is not an valid call context.
// *Action: Call context was destroyed, probably because the Break was
//          received
/
3021, 00000, "NCRO: Reset the in-band line"
// *Cause:  Our parnter is asking to reset the in-band line, after
//          receiving a break
// *Action: The in-band line is required to be reset
/
3022, 00000, "NCRO: Cannot send the break"
// *Cause:  There is an error occur when sending the break using the
//          side-band channel
// *Action: Read the documention regarding to side-band break support
//          issues
/
3023, 00000, "NCRO: Cannot receive the break"
// *Cause:  There is an error occur when receiving the break using the
//          side-band channel
// *Action: Read the documention regarding to side-band break support
//          issues
/
3024, 00000, "NCRO: Transport type LIST not supported"
// *Cause:  Support for transport type LIST has not been built.
// *Action: Re-compile NCR library with NCR_USE_LIST defined.
/
3025, 00000, "NCRO: Failed to make LIST connection(s)"
// *Cause:  Failure to make LIST connection(s) usually means one of
//          two things: (1) Address list syntax error, (2) Could not
//          connect with supplied addresses
// *Action: Check address list syntax and make sure that there is a
//          'listener' process for each (or some) of the supplied
//          addresses.
/
3026, 00000, "NCRO: The result buffer has overflowed"
// *Cause:  The result buffer for holding the pickling result is too
//          small.
// *Action: Please enlarge the result buffer and try again.
/
3027, 00000, "NCRO: No remote service session set up yet."
// *Cause:  Sender-makes-right needs the remote FID.
// *Action: Please set up the remote session before using the Send
//          Make's Right option.
/
3028, 00000, "NCRO: Partner refused request for sender-makes-right."
// *Cause:  Sender-makes-right was requested by the current side, yet
//          refused by the server.
// *Action: Check the server side to see why it refused SMR.
/
4002, 00000, "NCRR: Invalid interface descriptor"
// *Cause:  An attempt to register an interface has failed because of
//          an invalid interface descriptor.
// *Action: Check interface descriptor passed into the
//          ncrrri_register_interface call.
/
4003, 00000, "NCRR: Interface exists"
// *Cause:  An attempt to register an interface has failed because an
//          interface already exists.
// *Action: Application error - register a new interface, destroy the
//          old one, or indicate that the old one must be replaced.
/
4004, 00000, "NCRR: Invalid interface instance handle"
// *Cause:  A service registration API call has failed because of an
//          invalid  instance handle.
// *Action: Application error - debug and fix.
/
4005, 00000, "NCRR: Invalid procedure handle"
// *Cause:  A procedure/object registration has failed because of an
//          invalid  procedural handle.
// *Action: Application error - debug and fix.
/
4006, 00000, "NCRR: Invalid argument descriptor"
// *Cause:  A procedure registration has failed because of an invalid
//          argument descriptor.
// *Action: Application error - debug and fix.
/
4007, 00000, "NCRR: Invalid object handle"
// *Cause:  A service registration API call failed because of an
//          invalid object handle, for example, one that does not
//          exist.
// *Action: Application error - debug and fix.
/
4008, 00000, "NCRR: Procedure exists"
// *Cause:  An attempt to register a remote procedure has failed
//          because the procedure already exists in this interface.
// *Action: Application error - register a new procedure, destroy the
//          old one, or indicate that the old one must be replaced.
/
4009, 00000, "NCRR: Object exists"
// *Cause:  An attempt to register an object has failed because the
//          object already exists in this interface.
// *Action: Application error - register a new object, destroy the old
//          one, or indicate that the old one must be replaced.
/
4010, 00000, "NCRR: Unable to contact Oracle Internet Directory Server"
// *Cause:  Service export or import failed to contact Oracle Internet
//          Directory Server.
// *Action: Ensure Oracle Internet Directory configuration is correct.
//          Otherwise, turn on tracing and/or contact customer support.
/
4011, 00000, "NCRR: Oracle Internet Directory error"
// *Cause:  Service export or import failed during interaction with
//          Oracle Internet  Directory Server.
// *Action: Either wrong parameters with respect to the Remote
//          Operations Service  Registration Schema were passed in
//          and/or the Oracle Internet Directory server refused to
//          perform the requested operation. Refer the  Remote
//          Operations Service Registration Schema and/or turn on 
//          Oracle Internet Directory tracing and/or contact customer
//          support.
/
4012, 00000, "NCRR: Invalid address descriptor"
// *Cause:  An ncrrei_export_interface call failed because of an
//          invalid address descriptor.
// *Action: Application error - debug and fix.
/
4013, 00000, "NCRR: Insufficient authorization"
// *Cause:  Attempted Oracle Internet Directory Server operation has
//          failed because   of insufficient authorization.
// *Action: Contact customer support.
/
4014, 00000, "NCRR: Invalid instance name"
// *Cause:  Service export or import failed because of an invalid
//          instance name
// *Action: Application error - debug and fix.
/
4015, 00000, "NCRR: Invalid interface name"
// *Cause:  Service export or import failed because of an invalid
//          interface name
// *Action: Application error - debug and fix.
/
4016, 00000, "NCRR: Last interface instance handle"
// *Cause:  The instance handle passed in is the last instance handle
//          in the list.
// *Action: Not an error - means reaching the end of the list.
/
4017, 00000, "NCRR: Unable to find the interface instance handle"
// *Cause:  The instance handle corresponding to the instance name was
//          not found.
// *Action: Application error - debug and fix.
/
4018, 00000, "NCRR: Unable to create the TNS address list"
// *Cause:  Unable to create the TNS address list from the interface
//          instance list.
// *Action: Application error - debug and fix.
/
4019, 00000, "NCRR: Interface or instance name already exists "
// *Cause:  Service export failed because the name already exists 
//          with the Oracle Internet Directory server
// *Action: Application error - debug and fix.
/
4020, 00000, "NCRR: Interface or instance name does not exist "
// *Cause:  Service expunge/query failed because the name does not
//          exist  with the Oracle Internet Directory server
// *Action: Use Oracle Internet Directory tools on the relevant 
//          Oracle Internet Directory instance to verify the same.
//          Otherwise turn on tracing and/or contact customer support
/
4021, 00000, "NCRR: Pickler errors "
// *Cause:  Service export/query failed because of pickler errors 
// *Action: Contact customer support
/
4022, 00000, "NCRR: Invalid procedure descriptor"
// *Cause:  A procedure registration has failed because of an invalid 
//          procedural descriptor.
// *Action: Application error - debug and fix.
/
4023, 00000, "NCRR: Invalid object descriptor"
// *Cause:  An object registration has failed because of an invalid 
//          object descriptor.
// *Action: Application error - debug and fix.
/
4024, 00000, "NCRR: Maximum number of procedures reached"
// *Cause:  A procedure registration has failed because the procedures
//          array is  filled up.
// *Action: Re-register the interface increasing the maximum # of
//          procedures.
/
4025, 00000, "NCRR: Operation timed out"
// *Cause:  An operation for the Oracle Internet Directory server 
//          failed because it exceeded the timeout period.
// *Action: Retry the operation and/or turn on Oracle Internet
//          Directory tracing.
/
4026, 00000, "NCRR: Operation not supported"
// *Cause:  An operation for the Oracle Internet Directory server 
//          failed because it met with a server referral to another
//          instance.
// *Action: Unify the Remote Ops registration entries into the  Oracle
//          Internet Directory instance  and/or turn on Oracle
//          Internet Directory tracing.
/
4027, 00000, "NCRR: Operation failed"
// *Cause:  An operation for the Oracle Internet Directory server 
//          failed because the Service Registration interfaces met
//          with  invalid parameters.
// *Action: Contact customer support.
/
4028, 00000, "NCRR: Operation failed"
// *Cause:  An operation for the Oracle Internet Directory server 
//          failed because the data involved exceeds the maximum
//          allowed size.
// *Action: Check the entries in the Oracle Internet Directory
//          instance with  tools available from Oracle Internet
//          Directory  and/or turn on Oracle Internet Directory
//          tracing.
/