Error Recovery Procedures

Overview

This section contains information on error recovery procedures and explanations of terms used throughout this document.

This section contains information on error recovery procedures. See Table A-1.

Table A-1	Error Code Reactions

Number	d_error Name	Recommended Reactions to the Error Code

0	EOK	No error.

1	ERPC	Communication problem, test the TCP/IP to the
		AMU PC and, if possible, try an alternate route.

2	EINVALID	A parameter in the command is wrong, try it with
		other parameters.

3	ENOVOLUME	Volser from the command with the media type is
		not found in the AMU database. Check the media
		type in the command. If a mismatch is detected
		between the archive and the database, update the
		AMU database with the inventory command.
		Otherwise try the command with another volser

4	ENODRIVE	The drive parameter in the command does not
		match any drives in the AML. Change the
		parameter in the command.

5	EDRVOCUPPIED	The drive named is already used for another
		cartridge.
		• Send an unload command to the drive.
		• Send a dismount command to the DAS
		software.
		• Wait until the previous mount (also possible for
		cleaning) is completed.

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Server specifications

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ADIC Server manual Error Recovery Procedures

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Overview