Looking up errors

[mikey71174]

We have package 245 installed, but there is no documentation any where that shows the commands for looking up the error codes. Any suggestions?

 

[dabble]

at the command prompt, you can type in

> err SCHXXXX

for example to look up what SCHXXXX is

 

[terrysdavid]

If you are in a particular load simply use the keys Shift 1 on your keyboard. This will take you to a prompt that looks like >

Then simply type err and the error code like in the examples below

>err AUDxxx
>err BUGxxx
>err DTCxxx
>err DCHxxx

 

[mikey71174]

I have tried that from the command prompt, but the system does not recognize the command.

 

[acewarlock]

OK try it and scan and post what you see.




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