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James... these error numbers (in this case 3025) are values for the "errno" value in the ILE C runtime library. They also correspond to messages that start with "CPE" in the QCPFMSG file. So if you want to know what error 3025 is, you can type:
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DSPMSGD CPE3025
and it should tell you what it means. (It means "No such path or
directory") 3025 is also sometimes refered to as ENOENT.
Further, I can tell you that Qp0zVLprintf is an API that's used to log error messages. So the fact that this string appears in the messsage doesn't tell you anything, except that the programmer used that API to send the message.
The other piece of information that you've provided is /QIBM/PRODDATA/OS400/SHELL/MRI2924/SHELL.CAT, which is the name of the message catalog file that's used for QShell messages in language 2924 (English)
So, yes, I have a very good idea of what that error means. It means that the software is trying to open the message catalog file for QShell, and it can't because that file's not found.
What I can't tell you, however, is WHY it's trying to look at the QShell message catalog. Or why that file's not found on your system. Maybe you should try contacting Uzaemon himself?
He has a little web forum set up at the following link: http://hpmboard1.nifty.com/cgi-bin/thread.cgi?user_id=MXA02134 --- Scott Klement http://www.scottklement.com On Tue, 14 Feb 2006, James H H Lampert wrote:
Does anybody recognize this joblog message? *NONE Information 02/13/06 14:57:04.239656 QP0ZCPA QSYS *STMT QP0ZCPA QSYS *STMT From module . . . . . . . . : QP0ZUDBG From procedure . . . . . . : Qp0zVLprintf Statement . . . . . . . . . : 699 To module . . . . . . . . . : QP0ZUDBG To procedure . . . . . . . : Qp0zVLprintf Statement . . . . . . . . . : 699 Message . . . . : ERROR 3025 FOUND OPENING MESSAGE CATALOG /QIBM/PRODDATA/OS400/SHELL/MRI2924/SHELL.CAT. The message pops up, without explanation, after other errors occur in the run of a program that walks through an IFS directory and converts each subdirectory of it into a (separate) ZIP archive, by calling the MiniZip utility in the "nifty.com/uzaemon" OS/400 port of ZLIB. It then continues to pop up for about a thousand-odd PAGES of joblog; so far as we know, from the point where it appears to the end of the joblog, no other messages appear. -- JHHL
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