Message text^{#1, #2}

Describes the meaning of the message.

S: Indicates the main processing performed by the system after this message is output.

O: Indicates the action to be taken by the operator after this message is confirmed.

Countermeasure or Action: Indicates the action to be taken by the OpenTP1 administrator when this message is confirmed.

Notes

When Contact maintenance personnel appears in the operator's action or as a countermeasure in the message description, the system administrator should contact Hitachi personnel pursuant to the sales agreement.

#1

For TP1/Message Control (MCF), a three-digit MCF identifier is added to the beginning of a message text.

MCF identifier: mcc

m: A-Z, a-z (MCF manager process identifier)

01-ff (MCF process identifier)

0 for a remote MCF manager

cc: cc is 00 for other than the MCF communication server and MCF online command server since cc is not applicable.

mcc might become several spaces if an error message is output during the startup of MCF or MHP.

When MHP is application-started from SPP, a connection name and a logical terminal name are indicated by asterisks (*).

A logical terminal name beginning with @ indicates a logical terminal within MCF that was automatically created for application-start.

#2

When the message with output destination type (Y) L cannot be output to the message log file due to an error, a code might be added at the end of the message text indicating an error has occurred and that message is output to the standard error output. In this case, the same two messages, one with the error code and one without the code, might be output.

Table 1-1 shows the error codes and the meaning.

Table 1-1 Error codes and their meaning

Code	Meaning
(E1)	An error occurred since the log service is not started.
(E2)	An error occurred in the communication with the log service.