Take one of the following actions, then re-start the UAP:

• Set the test user ID if omitted.
• Reset the test user ID if incorrect.
• If the UAP is not specified as a test UAP in the user service definition, terminate the UAP, correct the definition (specify target in the test_mode operand), then restart the UAP.

If the UAP is specified as a test target in the user service definition, specify the UAP as a non-test UAP (specify no in the test_mode operand) or delete the definition statement. Then restart the UAP.

If usage of the online tester is not specified in the system service configuration definition, terminate OpenTP1, configure the online tester in the definition (specify Y in the uto_conf operand), then restart OpenTP1.

_uto may be set as the test user ID when a test UAP is restarted after:

• Forced termination of the OpenTP1 system or UAP during normal termination processing of the UAP
• Abnormal termination of the OpenTP1 system

In these cases, a message reports that _uto was set as the test user ID at system restart. To execute the UAP with a different test user ID, terminate and then restart the UAP.

When the test UAP is interlocked to the debugger, the UAP is not recovered if it terminates abnormally. A message appears, notifying the UAP recovery is disabled. To restart this UAP, stop the debugger if the debugger process remains.

A debugger-interlocked UAP may frequently cause a time-out error depending on a value specified for the monitoring time in the user service definition. Table 6-2 shows time-out error events and related definitions.

Table 6-2 Time-out error events caused by a debugger-interlocked UAP and related definitions

Time-out error event	Set format of the related user service definition
dc_rpc_call function times out and returns an error.	set watch_time
A time-out error abnormally terminates the corresponding transaction branch process, activating the recovery process. The UAP is then terminated forcibly.	set trn_expiration_time set trn_cpu_time
A time-out error abnormally terminates the corresponding UAP. The UAP is terminated forcibly.	set watch_next_chain_time
A time-out error abnormally terminates the corresponding UAP without shutdown by the service group. The UAP is terminated forcibly.	set term_watch_time