serious error occurred; cannot continue processing (reason code=aaa). enter dcsetup -d.

Since serious error occurred in OpenTP1, processing cannot be continued.

aaa: Reason codes (Up to three numerals)

1: Contents of /etc/inittab is invalid.

2: Insufficient memory

3, 5, 104, 105: Accessing to the status file failed.

4, 13, 101: Opening the status file failed.

6, 102: Writing on a status file failed.

7: The system went down three consecutive times when no value is specified in the term_watch_count definition clause in the process service definition. The system went down consecutively for the specified number of time if a value is specified in the term_watch_count definition clause.

8: Contents of the status file invalid.

9, 10, 14: Writing on a status file failed.

11. 15, 103: Closing the status file failed.

12, 16: Access error in the shared memory

17, 18, 19: Opening of the system standard input/output failed.

20: OpenTP1 system common definition is invalid.

21: Directory move failed.

500: System initialization processing during startup of OpenTP1 exceeded the period of time specified in the system_init_watch_time operand in the system environment definition. Specify a sufficient length of time for system initialization processing in the system_init_watch_time operand, and then restart the system.

S: Stops system startup or restart processing.

Countermeasure: Eliminate the trouble and:

• execute the dcreset command, or
• execute the dcsetup -d command. Enter n in response to the command. Then execute the dcsetup command and register OpenTP1 again.

If the cause of the error cannot be determined, contact maintenance personnel.