To specify a customized table for data translation, include the following sysopts subparameter in the copy statement, where pathname/filename identifies the translation table:
copy from file=filename to file=filename
sysopts=":xlate.tbl=pathname/filename:"
Refer to the UNIX section of the IBM® Sterling Connect:Direct Processes Web site at http://www.sterlingcommerce.com/documentation/processes/ processhome.html for additional details concerning translation table specification with a copy statement.
Translation Table Error Messages
The following table displays the error messages that are generated by ndmxlt:
Diagnostic Number | Description |
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XXLT001I | Invalid directive |
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XXLT002I | Input file open error |
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XXLT003I | Model file open error |
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XXLT004I | Invalid filler value |
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XXLT005I | Invalid offset value |
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XXLT006I | Invalid radix value |
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XXLT007I | Invalid table value |
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XXLT008I | Table data out of bounds |
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Accessing Sterling Connect:Direct Messages
The Sterling Connect:Direct message file contains records with text for all messages, including errors and messages from Sterling Connect:Direct servers other than the host server. You can add and delete message records with a text editor. The message file resides in d_dir/ndm/cfg/cd_node/msgfile.cfg. You can display message text with the ndmmsg command.
Message File Content
The message file is structured much the same way as other Sterling Connect:Direct configuration files. Each record is a logical line in a text file that consists of one or more physical lines. Each record has a unique name, a message ID, and fields that make up the message text.
The message record definitions provide for symbolic substitution, which permits including actual file names or other variable information within the text to more specifically identify a problem. Symbolic variables begin with the ampersand character (&).
The format of Sterling Connect:Direct message IDs is listed in the following table:
XxxxnnnI
Where:
X Indicates Sterling Connect:Direct
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