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Reason:
System Action:
User Action:
Enter a valid menu option, panel path, or command.
MENU OPTION
Each menu option is identified by a 1- to 3-character option string, displayed in yellow. Enter the option you want at the ===> prompt.
PANEL PATH
Panel paths move directly to a function without accessing each submenu between it and the current menu. A panel path consists of multiple menu options separated by periods (for example =AD.C.P).
The = sign functions as a skip character, closing all nested screens and entering the path from the primary menu. (If you are currently at the Primary Menu, the skip character is not required.)
Entering == at the ===> prompt from any panel closes all nested screens
Reason:
The ENTER key was pressed, but no option, command or shortcut was entered.
System Action:
None.
User Action:
Enter a valid shortcut, menu option, panel path, or command.
SHORTCUTS
Enter a shortcut name, preceded by a slash, at the ===> prompt (for example, /levels or /info or /ipmon). This will take you directly to the function.
To see a list of all shortcuts and their associated functions, enter a single slash (/) at the ===> prompt. Select the desired shortcut from the list by entering 'S' beside it.
If a shortcut exists for a menu option, it is displayed in turquoise, to the right of the option description.
Shortcuts may also be combined with menu options (for example, /bcast.s or =/bcast.s).
Shortcuts can be invoked in two ways:
1. A 'nested' shortcut
2. A shortcut skip
To retain and nest the current screen level, use a nested shortcut:
/shortcut_name
Return will bring you back to the last nested screen in this window. Screens may be nested to a maximum of 64 levels.
To close all currently nested screen levels, use a shortcut skip:
=/shortcut_name
Return will take you back to the Primary Menu. If you no longer need any nested screens, a shortcut skip saves storage and resources.
(If you are currently at the Primary Menu, a nested shortcut and a shortcut skip are exactly equivalent.)
MENU OPTION
Each menu option is identified by a 1 to 3 character option string, displayed in yellow. Enter the option you want at the ===> prompt.
PANEL PATH
Like shortcuts, panel paths move directly to a function without having to access each submenu between it and the current menu. A panel path consists of multiple menu options separated by periods (for example =U.M).
Also like shortcuts, the = sign functions as a skip character, closing all nested screens and effectively entering the path from the primary menu. (If you are currently at the Primary Menu, the skip character is not required.)
Frequently used panel paths have associated shortcuts. If you don't remember a shortcut, enter / at the ===> prompt for a list. Select one from the list, or enter it at the ===> prompt.
There is no difference between accessing a function using a panel path skip or a shortcut skip, although the shortcut may be easier to remember. Both close the current screen and go straight to the function. A nested shortcut, however, retains the current screen.
COMMANDS
/CASCMD.L lists all CAS commands. /ASADMIN.C lists all Automation Services commands.
Entering == at the ===> prompt from any panel closes all nested screens and returns you to the Primary Menu.
Reason:
The entered shortcut, menu option, panel path, or command was invalid (for example, the syntax might be incorrect or the required function is not licensed in this region).
If you want to access a function, use one of the following methods (examples are given in parentheses):
- Enter a shortcut (/LEVELS or =/LEVELS)
- Enter a combined shortcut and menu option (/BCAST.S or =/BCAST.S)
- Enter a menu option
- Enter a panel path (=H.I.P)
Note: Some shortcuts and options might be displayed but their operation suppressed for the following reasons:
- The shortcut or option requires a product or component that is not configured in this region.
- Access to the shortcut or option is denied because you do not have sufficient authority.
System Action:
None.
User Action:
If the syntax is incorrect, correct the shortcut, option, panel path or command, and retry.
SHORTCUTS
Enter a shortcut name, preceded by a slash, at the ===> prompt (for example, /LEVELS, /INFO, or /IPMON). This will take you directly to the function.
To see a list of all shortcuts and their associated functions, enter a single slash (/) at the ===> prompt. Select the desired shortcut from the list by entering S beside it.
If a shortcut exists for a menu option, it is displayed in turquoise to the right of the option description. If the value is -, it indicates that the option has no shortcut.
Shortcuts may also be combined with menu options (for example, /BCAST.S or =/BCAST.S).
You can invoke shortcuts in two ways:
- A nested shortcut
- A shortcut skip
To retain and nest the current panel level, use a nested shortcut:
/shortcut_name
Exiting brings you back to the last nested panel. Panels may be nested to a maximum of 64 levels.
To close all currently nested panel levels, use a shortcut skip:
=/shortcut_name
Exiting takes you back to the Primary Menu. If you no longer need any nested panels, a shortcut skips saves storage and resources.
(If you are currently at the Primary Menu, a nested shortcut and a shortcut skip behave the same way.)
MENU OPTION
Each menu option is identified by a 1 to 3 character option string, displayed in yellow. Enter the option you want at the ===> prompt.
PANEL PATH
Like shortcuts, panel paths move directly to a function without having to access each submenu between it and the current menu. A panel path consists of multiple menu options separated by periods (for example, =U.M).
Also like shortcuts, the = sign functions as a skip character, closing all nested panels and effectively entering the path from the Primary Menu. (If you are currently at the Primary Menu, the skip character is not required.)
Frequently used panel paths have associated shortcuts. If you do not remember a shortcut, enter / at the ===> prompt for a list. Select one from the list, or enter it at the ===> prompt.
There is no difference between accessing a function using a panel path skip or a shortcut skip, although the shortcut should be easier to remember. Both close the current panels and go straight to the function.
Entering == at the ===> prompt closes all nested panels and returns you to the Primary Menu.
Reason:
The value entered is not a valid option on this menu and is not a command that is supported on this menu.
System Action:
User Action:
Reason:
An attempt to retrieve a menu record from the database was unsuccessful.
System Action:
The Menu Handler call is rejected.
User Action:
Determine the cause of the error from the return and feedback codes and retry.
Reason:
The service procedure defined for the requested menu was not found in the NCL source library.
The most likely cause is that you have used a shortcut that leads to a menu that is part of another product in the suite, but is not licensed on this region.
System Action:
The Menu Handler call is rejected.
User Action:
Check that the function you are trying to access is one for which the region is licensed. If this is the case then check that the name of the service procedure in the menu definition is correct, or add the NCL procedure to the NCL source library.
Reason:
The NCL procedure to be executed for a selected menu option does not exist in the NCL procedure library.
System Action:
The Menu Handler call is rejected.
User Action:
Correct the name of the NCL procedure in the menu definition, or add the NCL procedure to the NCL source library.
Reason:
The option selected by the user has ended unsuccessfully.
System Action:
Any error messages generated are displayed on a full screen panel before this message is displayed.
User Action:
Determine the cause of the error from the displayed messages and retry.
Reason:
No data was entered in a mandatory field.
System Action:
The cursor is placed in the field in error and the field is highlighted.
User Action:
Enter a valid value in the field.
Reason:
An input field was specified incorrectly in the menu definition.
System Action:
If the invalid line is visible on the window, the cursor is placed on it and the field is highlighted.
User Action:
Correct the line definition.
Reason:
An attempt to retrieve a menu record from the database was unsuccessful because the menu does not exist.
System Action:
The Menu Handler call is rejected.
User Action:
Define the missing menu or correct the menu details and retry.
Reason:
This message is in response to the MENUID command. P1 is the ID of the current menu.
System Action:
None.
User Action:
None.
Reason:
To avoid excessive storage use and subsequent performance degradation, a nesting limit of 64 levels has been placed on the menu shortcut function. When you issue shortcut requests in the form /shortcut-name, the panels are nested, that is, when you exit a panel, you are returned to the panel from which you issued the shortcut. The nesting limit is exceeded by your last shortcut request.
System Action:
No further shortcuts are accepted.
User Action:
Enter =panel-path to access the panel, where panel-path can be /shortcut-name or the panel path in dot format (for example, A.B.C). The = sign takes you back to the Primary Menu and removes any nesting.
Reason:
A generic list of messages starting with a prefix was requested. The Message ID field specified the wildcard character (* or ?) but omitted the prefix. At least one character must precede the wildcard character.
System Action:
None.
User Action:
Enter at least one prefix character.
Reason:
A call was made to the Message Handler without the MSGID keyword parameter.
System Action:
The call to the Message Handler is rejected.
User Action:
Correct the procedure call and retry.
Reason:
A call was made to the Message Handler with an invalid MSGID keyword parameter. The maximum allowable length for a message ID is 12 characters.
System Action:
The call to the Message Handler is rejected.
User Action:
Correct the procedure call and retry.
Reason:
The requested message definition does not exist on the database.
System Action:
The action is rejected.
User Action:
None.
Reason:
The PROCNAME keyword parameter was not supplied on the call to the Message Handler.
System Action:
The procedure call is rejected.
User Action:
Correct the procedure call and retry.
Reason:
The first (if using the PrevMsg action) or last (if using the NextMsg) action) message on the database was viewed. There are no more messages to be viewed.
System Action:
None.
User Action:
None.
Reason:
The requested message definition does not exist on the database.
System Action:
The action is rejected.
User Action:
None.
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