Messages
This list contains all the codes and error messages that can be returned as a result of using Archive (Tar) adapter for sources or targets.
Adapter return codes with positive numbers are warning codes that indicate a successful operation. Adapter return codes with negative numbers are error codes that indicate a failed operation.
- Return Code
- Message
- 0
- GetArchive succeeded
- 0
- PutArchive succeeded
- -1
- Can't open the file %s
- -1
- Unable to allocate %d bytes
- -1
- `%s' does not exist
- -1
- `%s' name too long
- -1
- `%s' not a file
- -1
- `%s' not found
- -1
- `%s' seek error
- -1
- `%s' unknown file type `%c'
- -1
- Data not available
- -1
- Failed to open archive (%s)
- -1
- Insufficient memory: allocation of %d bytes failed
- -1
- Insufficient memory: allocation of %d bytes failed
- -1
- Invalid command line - missing data file name
- -1
- Invalid command line - missing entry name
- -1
- Invalid option (-a, -c, or -u) request for M4TAR_GetArchive
- -1
- Member `%s not found in archive
- -1
- Out of memory
- -1
- Unable to allocate memory (%Id bytes)
- -1
- Unable to create directory %s
- -1
- Unable to read archive
- -1
- Archive read error
- -1
- Bad directory structure
- -1
- Can't create `%s'
- -1
- Can't delete `%s'
- -1
- Can't delete scratch file
- -1
- Can't link `%s' - data stay in `%s'
- -1
- Can't open directory `%s'
- -1
- Can't append `%s'
- -1
- Delete option (-d) is for file archives only
- -1
- Directory checksum error
- -1
- Error extracting `%s'
- -1
- Error reading `%s'
- -1
- Tape blocksize error
- -1
- Tape close error
- -1
- Tape read error
- -1
- Tape read failed
- -1
- Tape seek failed
- -1
- Tape write error
The following is a listing of all the codes and messages that can be returned as a result of using the Archive (Tar) adapter on RS/6000® AIX® only:
- Return Code
- Message
- -2
- Invalid Entry Point. Must specify M4TAR_GetArchive or M4TAR_PutArchive.