AWSDEJ - Security messages

This section lists security error and warning messages that might be issued.

The message component code is DEJ.

AWSDEJ001E

The Security file is not valid.

See message.

The action that required user authorization is not performed. The program performing that action might stop.

Recreate the Security file (see the Reference Manual for details), and retry the action that was being performed when the error occurred. If the problem persists, search the HCL Support database for a solution at https://hclpnpsupport.hcltech.com/csm..

The chapter on setting security in the Reference Manual for more instructions on how to recreate the Security file.

AWSDEJ002E

The internal data structure area (comarea) could not be initialized.

The reasons for the problem are normally one of the following:

  • The security file is corrupted
  • There is insufficient memory available and the memory allocation failed
  • There is an internal error

For HCL Software Support use: Calloc library function has failed.

The action that required user authorization is not performed. The program performing that action might stop.

Perform the following to determine which of the problems has occurred, and to take the appropriate remedial action:

  1. Recreate the Security file, following the instructions in the Reference Manual. Rerun the process that required user authorization.
  2. If the problem persists, verify if the workstation has enough memory available. Information about the memory requirements of HCL Workload Automation is provided in the Release Notes. If it does not, you might need to increase the memory of the workstation or make changes in memory management and paging to make more memory available to the program. Rerun the process that required user authorization.
  3. If the workstation memory is adequate, try closing all the applications that you do not need, and then rerun the process that required user authorization.
  4. If the problem persists, reboot the workstation, and then rerun the process that required user authorization.
  5. If the problem persists, search the HCL Support database for a solution at https://hclpnpsupport.hcltech.com/csm.
The Release Notes for details of memory requirements. See the chapter on setting security in the Reference Manual for more instructions on how to recreate the Security file.

AWSDEJ003E

Doing !1 on !2, action not defined.

AWSDEJ004E

An internal error occurred performing the following action: "action" on the following object type: "object_type".

action is the action required. It corresponds to one of keywords in the actions list in the Security file.

object_type is the object type on which the action is to be performed. It corresponds to one of the object keywords in the Security file.

For HCL Software Support use: The object was not defined. utils/src/libs/security.c 2538.

The action that required user authorization is not performed. The program performing that action might stop.

Search the HCL Support database for a solution at https://hclpnpsupport.hcltech.com/csm.

AWSDEJ005E

You do not have permission to perform the following action: "action" on the following object type: "object_type".

See message.

action is the action required. It corresponds to one of keywords in the actions list in the Security file.

object_type is the object type on which the action is to be performed. It corresponds to one of the object keywords in the Security file.

The action that required user authorization is not performed. The program performing that action might stop.

Recreate the Security file (see the Reference Manual for details), and retry the action that was being performed when the error occurred. If the problem persists, search the HCL Support database for a solution at https://hclpnpsupport.hcltech.com/csm..

The chapter on setting security in the Reference Manual for more instructions on how to recreate the Security file.

AWSDEJ007E

A system error occurred while performing the following action: "action" on the following object type: "object_type". The Security file might be corrupt.

See message.

action is the action required. It corresponds to one of keywords in the actions list in the Security file.

object_type is the object type on which the action is to be performed. It corresponds to one of the object keywords in the Security file.

For HCL Software Support use: error converting length generated from the library function strtol.

The action that required user authorization is not performed. The program performing that action might stop.

Recreate the Security file (see the Reference Manual for details), and retry the action that was being performed when the error occurred. If the problem persists, search the HCL Support database for a solution at https://hclpnpsupport.hcltech.com/csm..

The chapter on setting security in the Reference Manual for more instructions on how to recreate the Security file.

AWSDEJ008E

A system error occurred while performing the following action: "action" on the following object type: "object_type". The Security file might be corrupt.

See message.

action is the action required. It corresponds to one of keywords in the actions list in the Security file.

object_type is the object type on which the action is to be performed. It corresponds to one of the object keywords in the Security file.

For HCL Software Support use: error converting checksum generated from the library function strtol.

The action that required user authorization is not performed. The program performing that action might stop.

Recreate the Security file (see the Reference Manual for details), and retry the action that was being performed when the error occurred. If the problem persists, search the HCL Support database for a solution at https://hclpnpsupport.hcltech.com/csm..

The chapter on setting security in the Reference Manual for more instructions on how to recreate the Security file.

AWSDEJ009E

An internal error occurred while performing the following action: "action" on the following object type: "object_type". The Security file might be corrupt.

The Security file might be corrupt, or there is an internal error.

action is the action required. It corresponds to one of keywords in the actions list in the Security file.

object_type is the object type on which the action is to be performed. It corresponds to one of the object keywords in the Security file.

For HCL Software Support use: buffer too small.

The action that required user authorization is not performed. The program performing that action might stop.

Recreate the Security file (see the Reference Manual for details), and retry the action that was being performed when the error occurred. If the problem persists, search the HCL Support database for a solution at https://hclpnpsupport.hcltech.com/csm..

The chapter on setting security in the Reference Manual for more instructions on how to recreate the Security file.

AWSDEJ010E

A system error occurred while performing the following action: "action" on the following object type: "object_type". The Security file might be corrupt.

See message.

action is the action required. It corresponds to one of keywords in the actions list in the Security file.

object_type is the object type on which the action is to be performed. It corresponds to one of the object keywords in the Security file.

For HCL Software Support use: read error. on the run-time library function fread.

The action that required user authorization is not performed. The program performing that action might stop.

Recreate the Security file (see the Reference Manual for details), and retry the action that was being performed when the error occurred. If the problem persists, search the HCL Support database for a solution at https://hclpnpsupport.hcltech.com/csm..

The chapter on setting security in the Reference Manual for more instructions on how to recreate the Security file.

AWSDEJ011E

A decryption error occurred while performing the following action: "action" on the following object type: "object_type". The Security file might be corrupt.

See message.

action is the action required. It corresponds to one of keywords in the actions list in the Security file.

object_type is the object type on which the action is to be performed. It corresponds to one of the object keywords in the Security file.

The action that required user authorization is not performed. The program performing that action might stop.

Recreate the Security file (see the Reference Manual for details), and retry the action that was being performed when the error occurred. If the problem persists, search the HCL Support database for a solution at https://hclpnpsupport.hcltech.com/csm..

The chapter on setting security in the Reference Manual for more instructions on how to recreate the Security file.

AWSDEJ012E

An internal error occurred while performing the following action: "action" on the following object type: "object_type".

There is an internal error.

action is the action required. It corresponds to one of keywords in the actions list in the Security file.

object_type is the object type on which the action is to be performed. It corresponds to one of the object keywords in the Security file.

For HCL Software Support use: test returned invalid result.

The action that required user authorization is not performed. The program performing that action might stop.

Search the HCL Support database for a solution at https://hclpnpsupport.hcltech.com/csm.

AWSDEJ013E

A non-valid keyword was encountered in the Security file while performing the following action: "action" on the following object type: "object_type". The Security file might be corrupt.

See message. The reason for this error is one of the following:

  • A non.valid keyword exists in the Security file
  • The Security file is corrupted
  • There is an internal error

action is the action required. It corresponds to one of keywords in the actions list in the Security file.

object_type is the object type on which the action is to be performed. It corresponds to one of the object keywords in the Security file.

The action that required user authorization is not performed. The program performing that action might stop.

Take the following steps to determine the cause of the problem and resolve it:

  • Check the syntax in the file Security.conf. See the Reference Manual for details about the syntax. Correct the error in the Security.conf file and repeat the action that failed.
  • If the problem persists, recreate the Security file. See the Reference Manual for details about how to create or recreate the Security file.
  • If the problem persists, search the HCL Support database for a solution at https://hclpnpsupport.hcltech.com/csm.
The chapter on setting security in the Reference Manual for more instructions on how to recreate the Security file.

AWSDEJ014E

The following user: "user_name" could not be found in the Security file while performing the following action: "action" on the following object type: "object_type". The Security file might be corrupt.

See message.

user_name is the user that could not be found.

action is the action required. It corresponds to one of keywords in the actions list in the Security file.

object_type is the object type on which the action is to be performed. It corresponds to one of the object keywords in the Security file.

The action that required user authorization is not performed. The program performing that action might stop.

Recreate the Security file (see the Reference Manual for details), and retry the action that was being performed when the error occurred. If the problem persists, search the HCL Support database for a solution at https://hclpnpsupport.hcltech.com/csm..

The chapter on setting security in the Reference Manual for more instructions on how to recreate the Security file.

AWSDEJ015E

The record for the following user: "user_name" could not be read in the Security file while performing the following action: "action" on the following object type: "object_type". The Security file might be corrupt.

See message.

user_name is the user whose details could not be read.

action is the action required. It corresponds to one of keywords in the actions list in the Security file.

object_type is the object type on which the action is to be performed. It corresponds to one of the object keywords in the Security file.

For HCL Software Support use: read error from the run-time library function fread or fseek.

The action that required user authorization is not performed. The program performing that action might stop.

Recreate the Security file (see the Reference Manual for details), and retry the action that was being performed when the error occurred. If the problem persists, search the HCL Support database for a solution at https://hclpnpsupport.hcltech.com/csm..

The chapter on setting security in the Reference Manual for more instructions on how to recreate the Security file.

AWSDEJ016E

An internal error occurred while performing the following action: "action" on the following object type: "object_type".

This is an internal error.

action is the action required. It corresponds to one of keywords in the actions list in the Security file.

object_type is the object type on which the action is to be performed. It corresponds to one of the object keywords in the Security file.

For HCL Software Support use: while checking the security access for current user, the system received a non-valid return code. This is an internal error because this return code is set internally.

The action that required user authorization is not performed. The program performing that action might stop.

Search the HCL Support database for a solution at https://hclpnpsupport.hcltech.com/csm.

AWSDEJ017E

Doing !1 on !2, testing user found invalid object in security file.

AWSDEJ018E

The following user: "user_name" could not be found in the Security file while performing the following action: "action" on the following object type: "object_type". The Security file might be corrupt.

See message.

user_name is the user that could not be found.

action is the action required. It corresponds to one of keywords in the actions list in the Security file.

object_type is the object type on which the action is to be performed. It corresponds to one of the object keywords in the Security file.

For HCL Software Support use: this is an error related to Library function feof.

The action that required user authorization is not performed. The program performing that action might stop.

Take the following steps to determine the cause of the problem and resolve it:

  • Check if the indicated user is in the file Security.conf. If it is not, add the user, recreate the Security.conf file and repeat the action that failed.
  • If you find that the indicated user is in the Security file, it might be corrupt. Recreate the file and repeat the action that failed.
  • If the problem persists, search the HCL Support database for a solution at https://hclpnpsupport.hcltech.com/csm.
The chapter on setting security in the Reference Manual for more instructions on how to recreate the Security file.

AWSDEJ019E

An error occurred while reading the header in the Security file for the following user: "user_name". The Security file might be corrupt.

See message.

user_name is the user that could not be found.

For HCL Software Support use: this is an operating system error from the library function fgets.

The action that required user authorization is not performed. The program performing that action might stop.

Recreate the Security file (see the Reference Manual for details), and retry the action that was being performed when the error occurred. If the problem persists, search the HCL Support database for a solution at https://hclpnpsupport.hcltech.com/csm..

The chapter on setting security in the Reference Manual for more instructions on how to recreate the Security file.

AWSDEJ020E

An error occurred while setting the initial position in the Security file for the following user: "user_name". The Security file might be empty or corrupt.

See message.

user_name is the user that could not be found.

For HCL Software Support use: this is an operating system error from the library function ftell.

The action that required user authorization is not performed. The program performing that action might stop.

Recreate the Security file (see the Reference Manual for details), and retry the action that was being performed when the error occurred. If the problem persists, search the HCL Support database for a solution at https://hclpnpsupport.hcltech.com/csm..

The chapter on setting security in the Reference Manual for more instructions on how to recreate the Security file.

AWSDEJ021E

The Security file is not valid (incorrect magic number).

See message.

The action that required user authorization is not performed. The program performing that action might stop.

Recreate the Security file (see the Reference Manual for details), and retry the action that was being performed when the error occurred. If the problem persists, search the HCL Support database for a solution at https://hclpnpsupport.hcltech.com/csm..

The chapter on setting security in the Reference Manual for more instructions on how to recreate the Security file.

AWSDEJ022E

The Security file is not valid (incorrect version).

See message.

The action that required user authorization is not performed. The program performing that action might stop.

Recreate the Security file (see the Reference Manual for details), and retry the action that was being performed when the error occurred. If the problem persists, search the HCL Support database for a solution at https://hclpnpsupport.hcltech.com/csm..

The chapter on setting security in the Reference Manual for more instructions on how to recreate the Security file.

AWSDEJ023E

The Security file is not valid (header record size is incorrect).

See message.

The action that required user authorization is not performed. The program performing that action might stop.

Recreate the Security file (see the Reference Manual for details), and retry the action that was being performed when the error occurred. If the problem persists, search the HCL Support database for a solution at https://hclpnpsupport.hcltech.com/csm..

The chapter on setting security in the Reference Manual for more instructions on how to recreate the Security file.

AWSDEJ024E

The program could not allocate sufficient memory (heap size).

The reasons for the problem are normally one of the following:

  • There is insufficient memory available and the memory allocation failed
  • There is an internal error

For HCL Software Support use: malloc library function has failed.

The action that required user authorization is not performed. The program performing that action might stop.

Perform the following to determine which of the problems has occurred, and to take the appropriate remedial action:

  1. Verify if the workstation has enough memory available. Information about the memory requirements of HCL Workload Automation is provided in the Release Notes. If it does not, you might need to increase the memory of the workstation or make changes in memory management and paging to make more memory available to the program. Rerun the process that required user authorization.
  2. If the workstation memory is adequate, try closing all the applications that you do not need, and then rerun the process that required user authorization.
  3. If the problem persists, reboot the workstation, and then rerun the process that required user authorization.
  4. Search the HCL Support database for a solution at https://hclpnpsupport.hcltech.com/csm.
The Release Notes for details of memory requirements.

AWSDEJ025E

The Security file is missing. As the user is not root, the file cannot be created by the program.

See message.

The action that required user authorization is not performed. The program performing that action might stop.

Recreate the Security file (see the Reference Manual for details), and retry the action that was being performed when the error occurred. If the problem persists, search the HCL Support database for a solution at https://hclpnpsupport.hcltech.com/csm..

The chapter on setting security in the Reference Manual for more instructions on how to recreate the Security file.

AWSDEJ026E

An error occurred while seeking the start position of the Security file. The following operating system error was returned: "error_number". The Security file might be corrupt.

See message.

error_number is the operating system error number.

The action that required user authorization is not performed. The program performing that action might stop.

Recreate the Security file (see the Reference Manual for details), and retry the action that was being performed when the error occurred. If the problem persists, search the HCL Support database for a solution at https://hclpnpsupport.hcltech.com/csm..

The chapter on setting security in the Reference Manual for more instructions on how to recreate the Security file.

AWSDEJ027E

Either the user for which authorization is being sought is not defined in the Security file, or it is defined but no associated access rights are defined. The Security file is probably either empty or corrupt.

See message.

The action that required user authorization is not performed. The program performing that action might stop.

Recreate the Security file (see the Reference Manual for details), and retry the action that was being performed when the error occurred. If the problem persists, search the HCL Support database for a solution at https://hclpnpsupport.hcltech.com/csm..

The chapter on setting security in the Reference Manual for more instructions on how to recreate the Security file.

AWSDEJ028E

An error has occurred while retrieving the password structure from the Security file. The file might be corrupt.

This message shows a system error happened reading the Security file. An error number was set to indicate the error.

The action that required user authorization is not performed. The program performing that action might stop.

Recreate the Security file (see the Reference Manual for details), and retry the action that was being performed when the error occurred. If the problem persists, search the HCL Support database for a solution at https://hclpnpsupport.hcltech.com/csm..

The chapter on setting security in the Reference Manual for more instructions on how to recreate the Security file.

AWSDEJ029E

The following action cannot be performed in an end-to-end HCL Workload Automation network: "action" on the following object type: "object_type".

You tried to perform an action that is not permitted in an end-to-end HCL Workload Automation network (a network where a master domain manger on z/OS manages the workload on a network of distributed workstations. There are some actions (for example the conman submit command) that are not permitted in this environment.

action is the action required. It corresponds to one of keywords in the actions list in the Security file.

object_type is the object type on which the action is to be performed. It corresponds to one of the object keywords in the Security file.

The action that required user authorization is not performed. The program performing that action might stop.

If the action must be performed, you must either find a different way to achieve the same objective, or perform the action outside of the HCL Workload Automation network.

AWSDEJ101E

Error writing user: !4

AWSDEJ102W

While running makesec, a syntax error was found in the following file: "file_name", at line: "line_number". An incorrect delimiter has been used after the following keyword: "keyword".

See message.

file_name is the name of the file where the error was found (usually Security.conf.).

line_number is the line number in that file where the syntax error has been found.

keyword is the keyword after which the incorrect delimiter appears.

Makesec stops. The Security file is not created.

Verify the syntax of the identified file at the indicated point, and correct the error.

Rerun makesec to recreate the Security file (see the Reference Manual for details).

The chapter on setting security in the Reference Manual for more instructions on how to recreate the Security file.

AWSDEJ103W

While running makesec, a possible issue was found in the following file: "file_name", at line: "line_number". The tilde delimiter (~) has been used before the first attribute for the following user: "user_name". This means that all physical users of all workstations in the HCL Workload Automation network, except that or those indicated in the attribute, now belong to the indicated user, and have the rights and restrictions of the indicated user. If this was your intention, take no action, otherwise correct the syntax and remake the security file.

See message.

file_name is the name of the file where the possible issue was found (usually Security.conf.).

line_number is the line number in that file where the syntax issue has been found.

user_name is the name of the user for which the tilde delimiter appears.

Makesec continues. The Security file is created.

Verify the syntax of the identified file at the indicated point, and ensure it represents the behavior you require.

The chapter on setting security in the Administration Guide for more instructions on how to create the Security file.

AWSDEJ104E

!1, line !2: Error writing begin for !3: !4

AWSDEJ105E

!1, line !2: Error writing end for !3: !4

AWSDEJ106E

An internal user-seek error has occurred while writing the Security file. The error occurred while reading from the following file: "file_name", at line: "line_number", for the following user: "user_name". The following gives more details of the error: "error_message".

See message.

file_name is the name of the file that was being read when the error occurred (usually Security.conf.).

line_number is the line number in that file that was being processed when the error occurred.

user_name is the user name being processed when the error occurred.

error_message is the operating system error message.

For HCL Software Support use: fseek failed writing Security, reading from Security.conf.

Makesec stops. The Security file is not created.

An internal error has occurred. Search the HCL Support database for a solution at https://hclpnpsupport.hcltech.com/csm.

AWSDEJ107E

An internal user-update error has occurred while writing the Security file. The error occurred while reading from the following file: "file_name", at line: "line_number", for the following user: "user_name". The following gives more details of the error: "error_message".

See message.

file_name is the name of the file that was being read when the error occurred (usually Security.conf.).

line_number is the line number in that file that was being processed when the error occurred.

user_name is the user name being processed when the error occurred.

error_message is the operating system error message.

For HCL Software Support use: fprintf failed writing Security, reading from Security.conf.

Makesec stops. The Security file is not created.

An internal error has occurred. Search the HCL Support database for a solution at https://hclpnpsupport.hcltech.com/csm.

AWSDEJ108E

While running makesec, a wrong exit state was found in the following file: "file_name", at line: "line_number". Either there is a syntax error in the Security.conf file or an internal error has occurred.

See message.

file_name is the name of the file where the error was found (usually Security.conf.).

line_number is the line number in that file where the syntax error has been found.

Makesec stops. The Security file is not created.

Verify the syntax of the identified file at the indicated point, and correct the error.

Rerun makesec to recreate the Security file (see the Reference Manual for details). If the problem persists, search the HCL Support database for a solution at https://hclpnpsupport.hcltech.com/csm..

The chapter on setting security in the Reference Manual for more instructions on how to recreate the Security file.

AWSDEJ109E

!1, line !2: Unknown variable: !3.

AWSDEJ110E

While running makesec, a syntax error was found in the following file: "file_name", at line: "line_number". The following incorrect keyword was used: "keyword". Contextually valid keywords are as follows: "keyword_list".

See message.

file_name is the name of the file where the error was found (usually Security.conf.).

line_number is the line number in that file where the syntax error has been found.

keyword is the incorrect keyword.

keyword_list is a list of the keywords that can be used at this point.

Makesec stops. The Security file is not created.

Verify the syntax of the identified file at the indicated point, and correct the incorrect keyword.

Rerun makesec to recreate the Security file (see the Reference Manual for details).

The chapter on setting security in the Reference Manual for more instructions on how to recreate the Security file.

AWSDEJ111E

An internal security-buffer error has occurred while writing the Security file. The error occurred while reading from the following file: "file_name", at line: "line_number", for the following user: "user_name". The following gives more details of the error: "error_message".

See message.

file_name is the name of the file that was being read when the error occurred (usually Security.conf.).

line_number is the line number in that file that was being processed when the error occurred.

user_name is the user name being processed when the error occurred.

error_message is the operating system error message.

For HCL Software Support use: fwrite failed writing Security, reading from Security.conf.

Makesec stops. The Security file is not created.

An internal error has occurred. Search the HCL Support database for a solution at https://hclpnpsupport.hcltech.com/csm.

AWSDEJ112W

An internal error has occurred while writing the Security file. The error occurred while reading from the following file: "file_name", at line: "line_number". One of the following keywords is missing: "keyword_list".

See message.

file_name is the name of the file that was being read when the error occurred (usually Security.conf.).

line_number is the line number in that file that was being processed when the error occurred.

keyword_list is a list of keywords, one at least of which is missing.

Makesec stops. The Security file is not created.

Check the syntax of the input file at the point indicated. Correct the error and rerun makesec.

AWSDEJ113E

An internal error has occurred while writing the Security file. The error occurred while reading from the following file: "file_name", at line: "line_number". An non-valid parse state occurred while processing the following keyword: "keyword".

See message.

file_name is the name of the file that was being read when the error occurred (usually Security.conf.).

line_number is the line number in that file that was being processed when the error occurred.

keyword is the keyword that was being processed when the error occurred.

Makesec stops. The Security file is not created.

Check the syntax of the input file at the point indicated. Correct the error and rerun makesec.

AWSDEJ114E

While running makesec, a syntax error was found in the following file: "file_name", at line: "line_number". The following keyword is not being used in the correct context: "keyword".

See message.

file_name is the name of the file where the error was found (usually Security.conf.).

line_number is the line number in that file where the syntax error has been found.

keyword is the incorrect keyword.

Makesec stops. The Security file is not created.

Verify the syntax of the identified file at the indicated point, and correct the keyword being used in the wrong context.

Rerun makesec to recreate the Security file (see the Reference Manual for details).

The chapter on setting security in the Reference Manual for more instructions on how to recreate the Security file.

AWSDEJ115E

The same user ("user_name") is defined more than once in the following file: "file_name", at line: "line_number".

The syntax of the Security file allows for each user to be defined only once.

file_name is the name of the file where the error was found (usually Security.conf.).

line_number is the line number in that file where the syntax error has been found.

user_name is the name of the user defined more than once.

Makesec stops. The Security file is not created.

Edit the indicated file and ensure that each user is defined only once.

Rerun makesec to recreate the Security file (see the Reference Manual for details).

The chapter on setting security in the Reference Manual for more instructions on how to recreate the Security file.

AWSDEJ116E

The following user name "user_name" is not valid in the following file: "file_name", at line: "line_number".

The user names specified in the Security file must conform to a specified standard, details of which are given in the Reference Manual.

file_name is the name of the file where the error was found (usually Security.conf.).

line_number is the line number in that file where the syntax error has been found.

user_name is the user name that is not valid.

Makesec stops. The Security file is not created.

Edit the indicated file and ensure that all user names are valid. If you cannot find a user name that is not valid, this is an internal error, search the HCL Support database for a solution at https://hclpnpsupport.hcltech.com/csm.

If you have found and corrected an error, rerun makesec to recreate the Security file (see the Reference Manual for details).

The chapter on setting security in the Reference Manual for more instructions on how to recreate the Security file.

AWSDEJ117E

An internal error occurred while writing the Security file header record for the following user: "user_name" and the following action: "action".

See message.

user_name is the user that was being processed when the error occurred.

action is the action required. It corresponds to one of keywords in the actions list in the Security file.

Makesec stops. The Security file is not created.

An internal error has occurred. Search the HCL Support database for a solution at https://hclpnpsupport.hcltech.com/csm.

AWSDEJ201E

The Security file is not valid. An error occurred reading the user at the following byte: "byte".

Other messages give more information about the error.

byte indicates the position of the error in the file.

The action that required user authorization is not performed. The program performing that action might stop.

Recreate the Security file (see the Reference Manual for details), and retry the action that was being performed when the error occurred. If the problem persists, search the HCL Support database for a solution at https://hclpnpsupport.hcltech.com/csm.

The chapter on setting security in the Reference Manual for more instructions on how to recreate the Security file.

AWSDEJ202E

The Security file is not valid. An error occurred reading the block at the following byte: "byte"

Other messages give more information about the error.

byte indicates the position of the error in the file.

The action that required user authorization is not performed. The program performing that action might stop.

Recreate the Security file (see the Reference Manual for details), and retry the action that was being performed when the error occurred. If the problem persists, search the HCL Support database for a solution at https://hclpnpsupport.hcltech.com/csm.

The chapter on setting security in the Reference Manual for more instructions on how to recreate the Security file.

AWSDEJ203E

The Security file is not valid. The object keyword at the following byte is not valid: "byte"

Other messages give more information about the error.

byte indicates the position of the error in the file.

The action that required user authorization is not performed. The program performing that action might stop.

Recreate the Security file (see the Reference Manual for details), and retry the action that was being performed when the error occurred. If the problem persists, search the HCL Support database for a solution at https://hclpnpsupport.hcltech.com/csm.

The chapter on setting security in the Reference Manual for more instructions on how to recreate the Security file.

AWSDEJ204E

The Security file is not valid. The user attribute at the following byte is not valid: "byte"

Other messages give more information about the error.

byte indicates the position of the error in the file.

The action that required user authorization is not performed. The program performing that action might stop.

Recreate the Security file (see the Reference Manual for details), and retry the action that was being performed when the error occurred. If the problem persists, search the HCL Support database for a solution at https://hclpnpsupport.hcltech.com/csm.

The chapter on setting security in the Reference Manual for more instructions on how to recreate the Security file.

AWSDEJ205E

The Security file is not valid. The variable at the following byte is not valid: "byte"

Other messages give more information about the error.

byte indicates the position of the error in the file.

The action that required user authorization is not performed. The program performing that action might stop.

Recreate the Security file (see the Reference Manual for details), and retry the action that was being performed when the error occurred. If the problem persists, search the HCL Support database for a solution at https://hclpnpsupport.hcltech.com/csm.

The chapter on setting security in the Reference Manual for more instructions on how to recreate the Security file.

AWSDEJ206E

The Security file is not valid. The action keyword at the following byte is not valid: "byte"

Other messages give more information about the error.

byte indicates the position of the error in the file.

The action that required user authorization is not performed. The program performing that action might stop.

Recreate the Security file (see the Reference Manual for details), and retry the action that was being performed when the error occurred. If the problem persists, search the HCL Support database for a solution at https://hclpnpsupport.hcltech.com/csm.

The chapter on setting security in the Reference Manual for more instructions on how to recreate the Security file.

AWSDEJ207E

An internal error has occurred while writing the Security file. The error occurred while reading from the following file: "file_name", at line: "line_number", for the following user: "user_name". The following gives more details of the error: "error_message".

See message.

file_name is the name of the file that was being read when the error occurred (usually Security.conf.).

line_number is the line number in that file that was being processed when the error occurred.

user_name is the user name being processed when the error occurred.

error_message is the operating system error message.

For HCL Software Support use: fprintf failed writing Security, reading from Security.conf.

Makesec stops. The Security file is not created.

An internal error has occurred. Search the HCL Support database for a solution at https://hclpnpsupport.hcltech.com/csm.