U221 U222 U223 | &OBJ1 UTM application &APPL &VERS terminated ( &STRTIME ) &OBJ1 Invalid number of arguments &OBJ1 UTM application &APPL still running according to internal status, applifile: An application of this name is already running. This can result from the following:
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U224 U225 U227 U228 U229 U230 U231 | &OBJ1 KDCROOT terminated utmmain: Error while creating pipe &FNAM,errno: &ERRNO &OBJ1 UTM application &APPL terminated by kdcrem utmmain: Read error on pipe, errno: &ERRNO utmmain: &OBJ1 process died, pid: &PID, &SIGEXIT( &STRTIME ) utmmain: utmwork process died, pid: &PID utmwork is being restarted (&STRTIME) utmmain: utmwork process died, pid: &PID This message is generated when a utmwork process is not terminated under the control of openUTM, for instance if terminated with kill -9. The list below shows some of the reasons why work processes can terminate without being under the control of openUTM:
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U232 | &OBJ1 Error &UERRNO during utmmain run The values of &UERRNO and their meanings are listed in the following table. For most errors, additional information on the associated actions is available at stderr.
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U233 U234 U235 U236 U237 U238 U239 U240 U241 | &OBJ1 &UREAS &OBJ1 fork() error &ERRNO ; process type: &PRTYPE &OBJ1 Starting error &ERRNO for file &FNAM &OBJ1 Starting of &FNAM, pid: &PID &OBJ1 Error while deleting a semaphore, key: &SEMKEY, error: &ERRNO &OBJ1 Error while attaching to a shared memory, key: &SHMKEY, error: &ERRNO &OBJ1 Error while deleting a shared memory, key: &SHMKEY, error: &ERRNO utmmain started for test in dialog &OBJ1 <FILEBASE> more than 29 chars or max. no. of processes |
U242 | &OBJ1 &FBTYPE names inconsistent, reason: &UERRNO The insert
The insert &UERRNO has the following meaning
The inserts &FILEBAS1 and &FILEBAS2 have the following meanings:
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U244 | utmmain: Please start &FNAM with arguments: | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
U245 U246 U247 | &OBJ1 System file stdout will be switched from &FNAM to file &FNAM. &OBJ1 System file stderr will be switched from &FNAM to file &FNAM. &OBJ1 New system file &FNAM opened. Previous system file was &FNAM. |