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This informational message indicates that a $Funload or FastUnload/FastUnloadTask request was completed. The ''''type'''' is either Synchronous or Asynchronous. The ''''reqnum'''' is simply a serial request number given to a request and can be matched to the request number on an MSIR.0890 message that was issued when the request was made. The ''''retcode'''' is either the return code from the ''[[Fast/Unload]]'' task, or it is a 32, which indicates that the request was cancelled for some reason. In the latter case, there should be an MSIR.0893 message shortly before this message indicating the reason for the cancellation. | This informational message indicates that a $Funload or FastUnload/FastUnloadTask request was completed. The ''''type'''' is either Synchronous or Asynchronous. The ''''reqnum'''' is simply a serial request number given to a request and can be matched to the request number on an MSIR.0890 message that was issued when the request was made. The ''''retcode'''' is either the return code from the ''[[Fast/Unload]]'' task, or it is a 32, which indicates that the request was cancelled for some reason. In the latter case, there should be an MSIR.0893 message shortly before this message indicating the reason for the cancellation. | ||
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Revision as of 18:01, 19 April 2013
This informational message indicates that a $Funload or FastUnload/FastUnloadTask request was completed. The 'type' is either Synchronous or Asynchronous. The 'reqnum' is simply a serial request number given to a request and can be matched to the request number on an MSIR.0890 message that was issued when the request was made. The 'retcode' is either the return code from the Fast/Unload task, or it is a 32, which indicates that the request was cancelled for some reason. In the latter case, there should be an MSIR.0893 message shortly before this message indicating the reason for the cancellation.