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In the ClientAccess folder there is a subfolder called Mri2924, that has
helpfiles ( *.hlp ). These files contain the explanations for the error
messages in Client Access ( or iSeries Access ). In this particular case
CWBCOER.HLP is the file that you are looking for. The error is actually
CWBCO ( not 0 ) 1004.

Regards
Narayanan R Pillai

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Sent: Thursday, May 01, 2003 12:25 PM
Subject: Finding iSeries Access messages


> I had someone ask me:  "How can I find out what error message CWBC01004
> means?"
>
> I've done some searching of IBM's sites but I can't seem to find this.
>
> Rob Berendt
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