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Status Values Returned by the Dialog Command

The dialog command does not display a status value when it exits. To find the status value returned, and its meaning, do the following:

  1. Examine the status value: 
    $ SHOW SYMBOL $STATUS
  2. Refer to the following table for the meaning of the status value.

Status Value (Hex.)

Meaning of the Status

10000065

Success

10000066

A bad dialog file was specified

10000068

A bad system name was specified

1000006A

Unable to connect to the serviced system

1000006C

The system console is locked by another user

1000006E

You do not have UNLOCK privilege

10000070

You do not have BREAK privilege

10000072

Invalid syntax for WAIT command

10000074

Timeout of WAIT command

10000076

Dialog file has syntax error

10000078

Unable to read the Console Manager configuration file

1000007A

The serviced system is being archived

1000007C

Dialog could not check the status of the serviced system