VNCRXC07: exec-name cmd-name; called by calling-program; TASK=task-name; <CPB=cpb-address
Debug message issued by VNCRXC05, the GLOBALV host command, to show that it was called to process a command. calling-program will be either the command router, VNCRXC00, for GLOBALV requests from REXX execs, or the VIEW host command, VNCRXC07, for GLOBALV requests from panels.
exec-name member-name internal error processing input XML message
Error message issued by VNCRXC07, the VIEW host command, when an error occurs in the scixml server while parsing the user’s response to an input type panel passed in an XML message from the VNAC client. This message is preceded by message VNC0923E containing the return and reason codes from the internal scixml service, and followed by a snap dump in VNCOUT of the XML message that caused the error. Contact SDS support for assistance in resolving this problem.
exec-name member-name DEBUG INPUT VAR=variable name, TYP=L or G, “variable-value”
This is a user requested debug message issued by VNCRXC07, the VIEW host command, to show the variable-value assigned to each panel input variable-name. Input variables have the “FI” variable attribute. The variable may be either a Local REXX variable or a Global variable. This message is displayed during the parsing of the input XML message received from the VNAC client containing the user’s response to an input type panel.
exec-name member-name DEBUG INPUT AID=key-name, CURROW=cursor-row, CURCOL=cursor-column
This is a user requested debug message issued by VNCRXC07, the VIEW host command, to show the values assigned to the REXX variables VIEWAID, VIEWCURROW, and VIEWCURCOL. Panel coordinates are relative to the upper left corner position being row 1, column 1. This message is displayed during the parsing of the input XML message received from the VNAC client containing the user’s response to an input type panel.
member-name error receiving panel input from client; RTC=hex-return-code; RSC=hex-reason-code
Error message issued by VNCRXC07, the VIEW host command, when a communication error occurs while receiving the user’s response to an input type panel from the VNAC client. Verify that that a working connection exists between the VNAC client and the VNAC agent by issuing other, non-panel commands and viewing the responses in the session window. If the other commands work, and their output is displayed, but the panel commands continue to fail, contact SDS support for assistance in resolving this problem. Otherwise check for configuration or network problems that may affect the communication between the VNAC agent, server, and client.
i>exec-name member-name VIEWICROW or VIEWICCOL value decimal-number greater than allowed maximum decimal-number
Warning message issued by VNCRXC07, the VIEW host command, when an input type panel in member-name is being processed and either REXX variable, VIEWICROW or VIEWICCOL has a value that is beyond the corresponding dimensional limit. The actual value of the variable is displayed as decimal-number followed by the dimensional limit, decimal-number. The value used in the panel will default to 1. Use of these variables for an input panel is optional, but if defined, they must have a numeric value that is within the dimensional limits of the panel. Panel coordinates are relative to the upper left corner position being row 1, column 1.
exec-name member-name VIEWICROW or VIEWICCOL has a nonnumeric value 4-byte hex value
Warning message issued by VNCRXC07, the VIEW host command, when an input type panel in member-name is being processed and either REXX variable, VIEWICROW or VIEWICCOL was defined with a nonnumeric value. The first 4 bytes of the variable’s value is displayed as a 4-byte hex value in the message. The value used in the panel will default to 1. Use of these variables for an input panel is optional, but if defined, they must have a numeric value that is within the dimensional limits of the panel. Panel coordinates are relative to the upper left corner position being row 1, column 1.
exec-name member-name VIEWICROW or VIEWICCOL defined but has a null value
Warning message issued by VNCRXC07, the VIEW host command, when an input type panel in member-name is being processed and either REXX variable, VIEWICROW or VIEWICCOL was defined with a null value. The value used in the panel will default to 1. These variables only have meaning for input type panels, but their use is optional. If defined, they must have a numeric value that is within the dimensional limits of the panel. Panel coordinates are relative to the upper left corner position being row 1, column 1.
exec-name DEBUG PNL=member-name; VIEWICROW=cursor-row; VIEWICCOL=cursor-column
This is a user requested debug message issued by VNCRXC07, the VIEW host command, to show the values retrieved from the REXX variables VIEWICROW and VIEWICCOL. The cursor row and column will both default to 1 if the corresponding variable had no value assigned. Panel coordinates are relative to the upper left corner position being row 1, column 1. This message is displayed during the first of three passes through the panel member in the process of creating the XML output message sent to the VNAC client.
exec-name member-name variable “&variable-name” not defined; ROW=row-number, COL=column-number
Warning message issued by VNCRXC07, the VIEW host command, when variable-name was found in panel member-name at position row-number, column-number, but no REXX variable or global variable was found to assign a value to it. The panel is displayed with blanks in place of the variable name. If variable-name refers to an input variable in an input type panel, it should be defined with at least a null value, otherwise the VIEW command assumes that the corresponding attribute variable is not defined either and does not pass the variable attributes to the VNAC client. Panel coordinates are relative to the upper left corner position being row 1, column 1.
