Defines External Call Interface (ECI) return codes.
Namespace: IBM.CTG
Assembly: IBM.CTG.Client (in IBM.CTG.Client.dll) Version: 9.1.0.0 (9.1.0.4)
Syntax
Members
Member name | Value | Description | |
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EciNoError | 0 | No error. | |
EciErrInvalidDataLength | -1 | The protocol used to communicate with CICS is unable to send or receive the specified COMMAREA size. | |
EciErrInvalidExtendMode | -2 | The ExtendMode property is not valid. | |
EciErrNoCics | -3 | Communication with the target CICS server could not be established. | |
EciErrCicsDied | -4 | Communication with the target CICS server was interrupted during the request. | |
EciErrRequestTimeout | -5 | The timeout interval expired before the request was sent to CICS. | |
EciErrResponseTimeout | -6 | The ECI call timed out while waiting for a response. | |
EciErrTransactionAbend | -7 | The CICS transaction abended. The abend code is available in the AbendCode property. | |
EciErrLuwToken | -8 | The LuwToken property is not valid. There is no active unit of work associated with the specified LUW token. | |
EciErrInvalidCallType | -14 | The ECI request contains a Channel and the destination CICS server is not a defined IPIC server. -or- The active CICS request exit rejected the request. | |
EciErrResourceShortage | -16 | There are insufficient resources to communicate with the target CICS server; details might be available in the CICS TG error log files. | |
EciErrNoSessions | -17 | There are insufficient communication resources to communicate with the target CICS server. | |
EciErrUnknownServer | -22 | The target CICS server is unknown to the Gateway daemon. | |
EciErrSecurityError | -27 | An invalid combination of UserId and Password was specified. | |
EciErrMaxSystems | -28 | The CICS TG has reached its limit on the maximum number of CICS servers. | |
EciErrMaxSessions | -29 | There are insufficient communication resources to complete the request. | |
EciErrRolledBack | -30 | An attempt was made to commit a logical unit of work, but the CICS server was unable to commit the changes, and backed them out instead. |
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