Interoperability Testing
Interpreting Session Errors
Interpreting Session Errors
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Table | Session Call Errors |
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| osi_init() |
| Usually lack of available | Add swap space as necessary. |
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| swap space. |
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| osi_rgr_rq() |
| Possibly stack is not up. | Check to see if stack is up. See |
| osi_rgr_cf() |
| Another application is | if another applications is |
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| address or has requested | exclusive access. |
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| exclusive access to this |
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| osi_get_event() | Two common errors: | Verify that the remote is | |
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| 1. Time out - osidiag only | indeed performing its end of |
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| the dialog. If the timeout is | |
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| waits 30 seconds by default. | |
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| too short, it may be changed | |
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| May indicate that the remote | |
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| under the utilities menu. The | |
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| is not sending any response | |
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| name of the indication will be | |
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| to your request. | |
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| displayed immediately after | |
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| 2. Unanticipated primitive - | the call to |
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| osidiag received an | osi_get_event(). |
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| indication that it did not |
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| expect. |
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| ses_pabort_id() | Used to decode an incoming | Check the reason code and | |
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| provider abort indication. | correct accordingly. |
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| “Protocol Reason Codes” on |
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| page 44. The reason code |
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| osidiag output. |
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