Echelon OpenLNS - Manual (Page 1009)

OpenLNS Programmer's Reference 972
Errors
LNS errors may be produced by each of the LNS components. These are uniquely
identified in the object server by the addition of a component offset value. Errors are
therefore mapped into the following ranges:
Range
Error Type
Mapping
1000-16499 Network Services
Errors
NS error 1 is LNS error 1001, NS error
2 is LNS error 1002, and so on.
16500-16599 Network Interface
Errors
NI error 1 is LNS error 16501, NI error
16502 is LNS error 1002, and so on.
16600-16999 Connection Errors CONNERR error 1 is LNS error 16601,
CONNERR 2 is LNS error 16502, and
so on.
17000-17999 Object Server Errors LCA error 1 is LNS error 17001, LCA
error 2 is LNS error 17002, and so on.
18000-18499 Data Server Errors DS error 1 is LNS error 18001, DS error
2 is LNS error 18002, and so on.
18500-19999 Formatter errors
20000-21999 Component errors
22000-24999 User errors
The following subsections describe the errors that may be generated by the following
LNS components:
• Network Services Errors
• Network Interface Errors
• Connection Errors
• Object Server Errors
• Data Server Errors
• Formatter Errors
• VNI Errors
Network Services Errors
A network services error occurs when the OpenLNS Server is unable to successfully
complete a service. These errors will appear in the format NS: #<Error Number>. The
LNS values for these errors are equal to the error number plus 1000.
lcaErrNsCancel
1
The service and the associated transaction were cancelled. This error occurs when an
internal error occurs, such as the NSS engine restarting.
lcaErrNsNodeHasNoAppl
5