Job Management Partner 1/Software Distribution Automatic Installation Tool Description and Reference

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5.2 Format of message explanations

This message explanations in this chapter use the following format:


Message ID

Message text

Cause
aa...aa
Action
bb...bb
Example
cc...cc
Organization of this section
(1) Message ID
(2) Message text
(3) Cause
(4) Action
(5) Example

(1) Message ID

Message format: AITXnnnn-Z message-text

AIT
This indicates that the Automatic Installation Tool program displayed the message.

X
This identifies the component which output the message.
G: GUI
CE or CW: This indicates that the error occurred during execution or parsing of AIT file. (E stands for an error and W stands for warning.)

nnn or nnnn
This indicates a message number assigned by the component.

Z
This indicates a message type. For the messages that begin with AITCE or AITCW do not have this part. E or W in AITCE or AITCW substitutes for this part.
E (error):
This indicates that a fatal error occurred. Normally, processing stops if a message of this type is output.
W (warning):
This displays a warning message that indicates expected information was not detected. Messages of this type are output when optional parameters were not specified and their defaults were used.
Q (question):
This indicates a message to which the user has to respond.
I (information):
This displays an informational message that indicates important activities are being performed.

(2) Message text

Message text is the contents of a message. In message text, the portions indicated in the xxx style are replaced with appropriate strings.

(3) Cause

This describes why the message was output.

(4) Action

This describes actions to be taken if the message is output.

(5) Example

This shows invalid and valid API function usage examples.