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CAOP_W_101
Log file <file> was not deleted, rc=nn.
Reason:
The Event Management service provider could not delete the specified console log file during clean-up processing. The log file name <file> can be defined as follows:
- CMyymmdd.sfx (Windows)
- CMyymmdd indicates the year, month, and day the log file was created.
- sfx specifies the log file suffix, which can be LOG, IDX, or LDX.
- pfx.CMyymmdd (UNIX)
- pfx specifies the log file prefix, which can be opano, opldx, oplog, or opldx.
- CMyymmdd indicates the year, month, and day the log file was created.
Common RC values are as follows:
- 2—(Windows or UNIX) The file could not be found (it may already be deleted)
- 5—(Windows) Access to the file was denied (the file is set to read-only)
- 13—(UNIX) Permission denied
- 32—(Windows) The file is in use by another process (the console viewer, cautil, or a backup process)
Action:
Check the RC (return code) value for the Reason, and correct as necessary:
- For an RC of 5 (Windows only), change the file attributes so that the file may be deleted. Event Management will attempt to delete the file upon the next startup of the service provider or after midnight of the current day.
- For information on a return code value that appears, but is not listed here:
- (Windows) Issue the following command:
NET HELPMSG rc
- (UNIX) Check the system header file:
/usr/include/errno.h
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