HP NonStop G-Series - Manual (Page 183)

Displayed Information Displayed Label
Indicates the type of system the product runs on, which can be TNS
(CISC-based architecture), TNS/R (RISC-based architecture), or
UNSPECIFIED. Target CPU:
Indicates the date and time the code was accelerated. This information
appears only for files that have been accelerated. AXCEL timestamp:
Indicates whether the file can be executed. This information appears
only for files with file code 700. The possible values are:Not
runnable filerunnable file Native Mode:
Partial or Unsuccessful Retrievals
The following diagnostic messages appear when vproc encounters version procedure identification
problems.
ERROR: {
filename | pathname
} does not exist.
Cause
Either the specified file does not exist or you made a typographical error when entering the
specified fil name or pathname value.
Effect
If you are using vproc interactively, vproc prompts you for another filename or pathname. If
you are using vproc from an OSS shell prompt, vproc terminates.
Recovery
Check the filename or pathname and enter a corrected command or value.
>>NO T9xxx PROC<<
Cause
No version procedure information is stored in the specified file.
Effect
This is an informative message.
Recovery
No action is required.
No vproc found in this ar-format file
Cause
No version procedure information is stored in the indicated file.
Effect
This is an informative message.
Recovery
No action is required.
Version procedure:
{filename | pathname }: Not object file
Cause
Either the indicated file does not have a file code of a type thatvproc can read, or the file
contains only text data.
Effect
This is an informative message.
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