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%NONAME-W-NOMSG
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lalo
2007-07-18 22:56:00 UTC
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hola amigos, Today I execute one program by submit command and I found
this message on a queue batch. On the log file, i havent
found no one error, so whats these message means?

Job CARGA_TBACK_JDA_CT (queue SYS$BATCH, entry 58) terminated with
error status

%NONAME-W-NOMSG, Message number 00000000

On google, i find no one article belonged to this topic, so I want to
know your opininons about this.

The server is running under OpenVMS version is v.7.3-2.

Thanks a lot,
Eduardo Chumbes
Steven M. Schweda
2007-07-18 23:17:16 UTC
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Post by lalo
hola amigos, Today I execute one program by submit command and I found
this message on a queue batch. On the log file, i havent
found no one error, so whats these message means?
Job CARGA_TBACK_JDA_CT (queue SYS$BATCH, entry 58) terminated with
error status
%NONAME-W-NOMSG, Message number 00000000
_Which_ "one program"?

Knowing nothing, I'd guess that you have some UNIX-oriented program
which actually gets an exit status value of zero (UNIX success) past the
C RTL, which normally converts zero to SS$_NORMAL (= 1 = VMS success).

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Stephen Hoffman
2007-07-19 16:15:20 UTC
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Post by lalo
hola amigos, Today I execute one program by submit command and I found
this message on a queue batch. On the log file, i havent
found no one error, so whats these message means?
Job CARGA_TBACK_JDA_CT (queue SYS$BATCH, entry 58) terminated with
error status
%NONAME-W-NOMSG, Message number 00000000
On google, i find no one article belonged to this topic, so I want to
know your opininons about this.
The server is running under OpenVMS version is v.7.3-2.
I've seen this case when somebody aims a STOP command ($delprc call) at
the batch job.

Check system auditing for use of privileges or $delprc auditing, if enabled.

Otherwise, upgrade the batch log output for next time, to see what image
or tool failed. Look at enabling use-of-privileges or other auditing,
if it is not already enabled. (Or review security, or get it reviewed.)

As was mentioned in another reply, various C programs can (also) exit
with a zero (which is a meaningless code on OpenVMS), and other
executable images that exit with a 0 left in R0 will also show similar
behavior.
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