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<LI>If the message reports a specific subsystem name, that subsystem could not be initialized because of an error.</LI>
<LI>If the message reports a specific subsystem name, that subsystem could not be initialized because of an error.</LI>


<LI>If the message is issued by User 0 during Model&nbsp;204 initialization and it reports <code>SUBSYSTEMS</code>, APSY initialization failed, and <var class="term">subsysName</var> will not be available during this run.</LI>
<LI>If the message is issued by User 0 during Model&nbsp;204 initialization and it reports <code>SUBSYSTEMS</code>, APSY initialization failed, and APSY subsystems will not be available during this run.  Otherwise, <code>subsysName</code> has failed to initialize.</LI>


<LI>If this message is preceded by the following message, then the user attempted to start a suspended subsystem:
<LI>If this message is preceded by the following message, then the user attempted to start a suspended subsystem:
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<b>System manager response:</b> If the message reports a specific subsystem, look at the audit trail or issue the <var>TEST</var> subsystem command to determine which error caused subsystem initialization to fail.</P>
<b>System manager response:</b> If the message reports a specific subsystem, look at the audit trail or issue the <var>TEST</var> subsystem command to determine which error caused subsystem initialization to fail.</P>
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If the message reports <code>SUBSYSTEMS</code>, the server tables for User 0 are not large enough to initialize subsystem handling. Change the User 0 parameters so that its server table sizes are at least as large as the sizes listed in the description of message [[M204.1457]], and then restart Model&nbsp;204.
If the message reports <code>SUBSYSTEMS</code>, there are two possible causes:</p>
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<li>[[M204.0027]] was issued indicating that the CCASYS auxiliary procedure dictionary was full</P></li>
<P>or</p>
<li>Server tables for User 0 are not large enough to initialize subsystem handling. Change the User 0 parameters so that its server table sizes are at least as large as the sizes listed in the description of message [[M204.1457]], and then restart Model&nbsp;204.
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Revision as of 22:46, 7 April 2025

M204.0473  Unable to initialize subsysName

  • If the message reports a specific subsystem name, that subsystem could not be initialized because of an error.
  • If the message is issued by User 0 during Model 204 initialization and it reports SUBSYSTEMS, APSY initialization failed, and APSY subsystems will not be available during this run. Otherwise, subsysName has failed to initialize.
  • If this message is preceded by the following message, then the user attempted to start a suspended subsystem:

    M204.2661: SUBSYSTEM name SUSPENDED

    The user must issue the RESUME SUBSYSTEM command to make the subsystem available for use.

Response: Notify the system manager.

System manager response: If the message reports a specific subsystem, look at the audit trail or issue the TEST subsystem command to determine which error caused subsystem initialization to fail.

If the message reports SUBSYSTEMS, there are two possible causes:

  1. M204.0027 was issued indicating that the CCASYS auxiliary procedure dictionary was full

  2. or

  3. Server tables for User 0 are not large enough to initialize subsystem handling. Change the User 0 parameters so that its server table sizes are at least as large as the sizes listed in the description of message M204.1457, and then restart Model 204.

Message attributes:

RETCODEO=0Sets online return code
RETCODEB=4Sets batch (single user) return code
CLASS=EError class; the message can be suppressed with the X'04' bit setting of the MSGCTL parameter
AUDITERWrites the message with line type ER to the audit trail
COUNTIncrements the error count (ERCNT) parameter

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