failure to open aaaa (xx...xx) journal file. element file: bb...bb,system A/B: c, reason code=dddd-ee

The physical file cannot be opened.

aaaa: Type of journal file. (Up to four alphanumeric characters)

sys: System journal file

jar: Archive journal file

xx...xx: Resource group name

bb...bb: Element file name (Up to eight alphanumerics)

c: System

a: System A

b: System B

dddd: Reason code (Up to four numerals)

ee: OpenTP1 internal code

The table below shows the reason codes and countermeasures.

S: Places the file that caused error into the shutdown state and continues processing.

O: Take a proper action according to the reason code.

Reason code	Meaning	Operator's action	OpenTP1 administrator's action
101	Insufficient memory	--	Re-estimate the memory.
202	The specified special file name is not a character-type special file, or no device is connected for the special file.	--	Check the physical file specification in the jnladdpf command for system journal service definition.
203	The device specified by path is not initialized for OpenTP1 file system.	--
207	Opening the character-type special file causes the number of opened files to exceed the upper limit.	Close any file that the journal service is not currently using, and open the special file.	Check the upper limit of the number of files that can be opened in one process, and, if necessary, re-create the kernel.
208	Access to the specified special file is not authorized.	Enter the fills command to check the access authority for OpenTP1 files.	--
209	An I/O error occurred.	Investigate the cause of I/O error, and take countermeasures.	--
210	OpenTP1 file system versions unmatch.	Enter the filmkfs command to re-create the OpenTP1 file system. Then, enter the jnlinit command to re-create the journal file.	--
211	Access to the specified file is not authorized.	Enter the fills command to check the access authority for journal files.	--
212	The specified file does not exist.	--	Check the physical file specification in the jnladdpf command for system journal service definition.
218	The specified file cannot be used as a journal file.	Enter the jnlrm command to delete the physical file that caused error, then enter the jnlinit command to create a file.	--
219
220	The specified file is not a journal file.	--	Check the physical file specification in the jnladdpf command for system journal service definition.
221	Insufficient lock segment	--	Check the number of the record lock segments that was specified during establishment of the OS.
222	An attempt was made to open the journal file that was being used by another process.	Check if another process is using the journal file. Re-open the journal file if required.	--
603	Management information on the physical file is corrupted.	Enter the jnlrm command to delete the physical file that caused the error, then enter the jnlinit command to allocate a new file.	--
605	The file construction information on the physical file differs from the current file construction.	Return the system journal service definition or global archive journal service definition to the status when the journal file was used.	--
1607	This is an initial file that has never served as a current file.	--	--

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