VOX6121

Message numbers 6121-6129 are configurable messages that Notification Manager sends to the console. These messages contain the following variables:

item-number

Each time you issue a notification request, the request is assigned a unique four-digit number. This number allows you to track the progress of a particular notification request.

Note: The first few messages from the NMFIND.REX program do not have a unique four-digit number (the item-number is reported as “0000” because a number has not yet been assigned).

instance-number

Each time a Notification Manager REXX program runs, it is assigned a unique number based on its start time and date. This number enables you to differentiate between multiple copies of a particular Notification Manager REXX program that are running at the same time or for the same item.

This message generates any of the following:

Program-name instance-number item-number Called-rexx call-parms: RC= rc ERROR= error-text

Reason:

The Notification Manager program Program-name called the REXX program Called-rexx with parameters call-parms, and it received return code rc and error message error-text.

Action:

See the description for the message, xxxnnnny, where xxx is any message prefix, nnnn is the return code, and y is the message suffix. Follow the provided instructions.

Program-name instance-number item-number Called-program-name call-parms: RC= rc

Reason:

The Notification Manager program Program-name called the non-REXX program Called-program-name with parameters call-parms, and it received return code rc.

Action:

See the description for the message, xxxnnnny, where xxx is any message prefix, nnnn is the return code, and y is the message suffix. Follow the provided instructions.

Program-name instance-number item-number FAILUREREXX PROGRAM (FailureRexx-name) RETURNED RC= rc

Reason:

The Notification Manager program Program-name called the Failure REXX program specified on the NMFIND call, and it received return code rc.

Action:

See the description for the message, xxxnnnny, where xxx is any message prefix, nnnn is the return code, and y is the message suffix. Follow the provided instructions.