Re: Weird QGYSERVER error

[Peter Dow <petercdow@xxxxxxxxx>]

Note that it says ?????????? is a library (subtype x'0401').

What does the call stack look like?


On 1/14/2023 12:38 PM, Brad Stone wrote:
> Anyone seen this?
>
> Message ID . . . . . . :   MCH3401
>
> Date sent  . . . . . . :   01/14/23      Time sent  . . . . . . :
> 14:10:10
>
>
> Message . . . . :   Cannot resolve to object ??????????. Type and Subtype
>
>    X'0401' Authority X'0000'.
>
>
>
> Cause . . . . . :   Either a system pointer or a data pointer can not be
>
>    resolved.
>
>      For a system pointer, it can not be resolved to object  ??????????  ,
> type
>    and subtype X'0401', authorization X'0000', because either the named
> object
>    was not in any context referred to or the correct object was located but
> the
>    user profile did not have the required authority.
>
>      The object types for some common type or subtype codes follow:
>
>      -- 0190-Access group, 0201-Program, 0401-Library,
>
>      -- 0701-Journal receiver, 0801-User profile, 0901-Journal,
>
>      -- 0B90-Data space, 0C01-Directory, 0C90-Data space index,
>
>     -- 0E01-Job queue, 0E02-Output queue, 0E03-Message file,
>     -- 0E0A-User index, 0A01-Data queue, 1401-Class of service description
>     -- 1501-Mode description, 0E05-Session description,
>     -- 1001-Device description, 1101-Line description,
>     -- 1201-Controller description, 1901-File, 1902-Message queue,
>     -- 1903-Job description, 1904-Class, 1905-Command, 1906-Table,
>     -- 1908-Edit description, 1909-Subsystem description,
>     -- 190A-Data area, 190C-Graphic symbol set, 190D-Chart format,
>     -- 1911-Query definition, 1912-Folder,
>     -- 1915-Panel group, 1916-Menu group description,
>     -- 1920-Data dictionary, 192D-Management collection, 19D0 Work control
>   block table,
>     -- 19D2-System value, 1B01-Process control space,
>      -- 1E01-Byte stream file, 1E03-Local socket, 1E06-Character special
> file,
>      -- 1E07-First-in first-out special file
>
>      For a data pointer, it can not be resolved because the named object is
> not
>    located within any program activation currently known to the process.
>
> Recovery  . . . :   Either specify the correct object name or specify the
>
>    correct authority for the object.
>
>
> Bradley V. Stone
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