Re: Where are Win32 error messages documented
1998-08-24 09:04:29
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Re: Where are Win32 error messages documented |
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Andrew Raibeck <storman AT US.IBM DOT COM> |
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Mon, 24 Aug 1998 09:04:29 -0400 |
RC 259 means "ERROR_NO_MORE_ITEMS" (no more items are available).
RC 32 means "ERROR_SHARING_VIOLATION" (the process cannot access the file
because it is being used by another process).
The message "access to NTFS file security information denied" might mean that
you don't have correct permissions. You need the "manage auditing and security
logs" right, and to back up the entire NT registry you need to be an NT
administrator.
The Win32 RC codes are documented in the WINERROR.H file. This file is owned by
Microsoft and distributed with their development products such as Visual C++.
The dsmerror.log messages are undocumented. In this way, they are similar to
the ADSM server's ANR9999D messags.
Andy
Andy Raibeck
IBM Storage Systems Division
ADSM Client Development
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Subject: Where are Win32 error messages documented
Running ADSM V3R1L0.3 NT 4 client against AIX server and receiving the
following messages in the DSMERROR log file
08/21/1998 16:30:52 GetUniversalName(): WNetEnumResource: Win32 RC=259 .
08/21/1998 16:32:29 AltStreamSize(): CreateFile: Win32 RC=32
08/24/1998 03:15:26 FioGetOneDirEntry(): *** Access to NTFS file
security information denied, file/dir skipped ***
The registry and all files appear to be successfully backed up. Can
anyone tell me what these messages mean, and where they are documented?
Richard Dodsworth
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