mmm UOC-set parameter is invalid. connection name=aa...aa logical terminal=(bb...bb,ccc,dd...dd) UOC type=ee...ee error code=ff...ff

mmm: MCF identifier

aa...aa: Connection name

bb...bb: Logical terminal name

ccc: Logical terminal type

any: Any type

dd...dd: Operation mode

noedit: Non-editing mode

ee...ee: UOC type

fit: File data editing UOC

logon: Logon message editing UOC

ff...ff: Error code (See the error code list.)

S: Performs either of the following according to the UOC type.

fit: Terminates file transfer, then shuts down the logical terminal.

logon: Terminates release processing of the shutdown logical terminal.

O: Contact the OpenTP1 administrator.

Countermeasure: Take action according to the error code list.

Error code	Meaning	Countermeasure
-30000	Return value is invalid when the logon data editing UOC returns to OpenTP1.	Check and correct the UOC, and then re-create the MCF communication process.
-30001	Send buffer usage length is invalid when the logon data editing UOC returns to OpenTP1.
-30002	Logon message format is invalid when the logon data editing UOC returns to OpenTP1.
-30003	Logon message code conversion mode is invalid when the logon data editing UOC returns to OpenTP1.
-30004	When the logon data editing UOC returns to OpenTP1, the last data of the logon message before conversion ends at the first byte of the two-byte code.
-30005	The converted message returned from the logon data editing UOC to OpenTP1 exceeds the send buffer.	Increase the length of message send buffers in the mcftbuf definition command of the MCF communication configuration definition. Then, retry.
-30006	The message format is invalid when the user exit routine for editing logon messages returns to OpenTP1.	Check and correct the UOC, and then re-create the MCF communication process.
-30010	Return value is invalid when the file data editing UOC returns to OpenTP1.
-30011	Although the transfer file name and attribute are determined when the file data editing UOC returns to OpenTP1, return value is DCM56S_UOC_EDSIZE_LACK.
-30012	When the file data editing UOC returns to OpenTP1 and transfer file name and attribute are determined, the specified default transfer file name is not a full path name beginning with a forward slash (/).
-30013	When the file data editing UOC returns to OpenTP1 and transfer file name and attribute are determined, the specified default transfer file name exceeds the maximum length of the default transfer file name area.
-30014	When the file data editing UOC returns to OpenTP1 and transfer file name and attribute are determined, a group specification symbol "*" or "?" is used for the default transfer file name.
-30015	When the file data editing UOC returns to OpenTP1 and transfer file name and attribute are determined, the last character of the default transfer file name is forward slash (/).
-30016	When the file data editing UOC returns to OpenTP1 and transfer file name and attribute are determined, the file type is invalid.
-30017	When the file data editing UOC returns to OpenTP1 and transfer file name and attribute are determined, the binary file read record length is invalid.
-30021	Although the file data is edited when the file data editing UOC returns to OpenTP1, the return value is DCM56S_UOC_NOEDIT.
-30022	When the file data editing UOC returns to OpenTP1, the edit record length is invalid during file data editing.
-30023	When the file data editing UOC returns to OpenTP1, return value is DCM56S_UOC_EDSIZE_LACK although the new edit record is passed during file data editing.	When excessive values are specified for the message send buffer size and for the file data input/output buffer size in the mcftbuf definition command of the MCF communication configuration definition, check and correct the UOC, and then re-create the MCF communication process. If either of these values is insufficient, increase the value of the mcftbuf definition command, and then retry.