File transfer completed successfully.

File transfer completed successfully. Some records were longer than the specified host record length and were divided into multiple records.

The Solaris file name specified was not a valid file name, or a file with that name was not found for sending to the host. Check the file name and retry.

A parameter required in the file transfer command was not supplied. Check the syntax of the command for the appropriate host type, and retry the command.

The specified 3270 session was not active, or you did not specify a 3270 session in the file transfer command. The 3270 emulation program will find the configured session with the session ID that occurs first alphabetically and try to use that session. Activate the required session and retry the command, or retry the command specifying an active session.

You used the T(nn) option on a command-line file transfer to specify a timeout period if the host did not respond. This message appears every 30 seconds until the specified timeout period (nn 30-second periods) has expired or until the host responds. If you are not running 3270 emulation in the background, switch to the 3270 display session to see if the host has written any messages to the screen.

The connection with the host was lost during file transfer because of a link failure, or the session may have been deactivated. Check the reasons for the failure, reactivate the session, and retry.

You issued a file transfer command from the command line without specifying a session identifier, and no 3270 session had a session ID assigned. Assign session IDs to one or more display sessions, restart the 3270 emulation program so that the new session IDs take effect, and then reissue the command.

This message normally means that the file transfer was terminated through the File Transfer dialog in the 3270 emulation program. In other cases, it indicates an unidentified error. Retry the command.

This message normally means that the file transfer was terminated through the File Transfer dialog in the 3270 emulation program. In other cases, it indicates an unidentified error. Retry the command.

The host did not have enough storage available for the file transfer to be completed. Contact host personnel to arrange for more storage.

This error should not occur during normal operation. Retry the command; if it continues to fail, contact your support personnel.

The host data set name or file name specified was not valid or did not exist. Check the correct name and retry the command.

You specified an incorrect option on the file transfer command. Check the correct syntax of the command for the appropriate host type, and retry the command. (This message may also indicate that you specified a nonexistent host data set when attempting to receive from an MVS/TSO host.)

Indicates a problem at the host. Retry the command; if it continues to fail, contact the host personnel.

The session identifier you specified on the file transfer command did not match the long name or session ID of any of your 3270 sessions. Check the correct session identifier and retry.

The specified session cannot be used for file transfer because the keyboard is locked. Locking can occur when you type characters that are not valid (in which case you can clear it by pressing the RESET key) or when a session is waiting for a host response to a 3270 command. Retry the command when the keyboard has been unlocked.

An error, such as termination of the 3270 emulation program, occurred on the Solaris computer. Check for error conditions, correct, and retry.

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Different hosts use

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Retry the command. If it continues to fail, contact host personnel.

You stopped the command-line file transfer process from the 3270 emulation program's menu interface.

You specified an option on the file transfer command that the host did not accept. Correct the syntax and retry the command.

You specified an option on the RECEIVE file transfer command that is valid only for the SEND command. Correct the syntax and retry the command.

You specified an option that is not valid when the APPEND option was also specified. Correct the syntax and retry the command.

You specified an option that is valid only when the SPACE option also is specified. Correct the syntax and retry the command.

You specified an option that is not valid with the host data set being used. Correct the syntax and retry the command.

You specified more than one of the options shown; only one can be used. Correct the syntax and retry the command.

The host file you specified could not be found. Check the correct name of the file, and retry the command.

You attempted to send a file to a host disk for which you do not have write access. Check that you are accessing the correct disk, or contact host personnel if you need to change access permissions.

You attempted to access a host disk that is not available or for which you do not have access permission. Check that you are accessing the correct disk, or contact host personnel if you need to change access permissions.

You attempted to send a file to a host disk, but there was not enough disk space at the host for the file transfer. Contact host personnel.

You started the 3270 emulation program with the -t (user-defined translation table) option. This means that ASCII-EBCDIC translation on a command-line file transfer normally uses the user-defined translation table. If you want to override this, you must specify both the host code page H(nnn) and the local code page P(nnn); you cannot specify one without the other.

Retry the file transfer command, specifying both code pages or neither of them. Alternatively, restart the 3270 emulation program without the -t option and retry the file transfer command.

The host file transfer program generated an INWnnnn message (instead of a TRANSnnn message), indicating that the file transfer completed successfully.

The host file transfer program generated an INWnnnn message (instead of a TRANSnnn message), indicating that the file transfer failed. The command-line file transfer programs do not distinguish between INW messages.

To obtain more information about the failure, retry the file transfer from the 3270 menu interface (which displays the INW message number and text), or check the SNA message trace for the 3270 emulation program (refer to the SNAP-IX TN3270 Administrator's Guide for information about tracing).

The host (EBCDIC) code page you specified on the file transfer command was not valid. For more information about valid code pages, see Transferring Files. Retry the command.

The local (ASCII) code page specified on the file transfer command was not valid. For more information about valid code pages, see Transferring Files. Retry the command.

The session you specified on the file transfer command is already in use by another file transfer process or by a HLLAPI application. Retry the file transfer when the current process has finished, or use another 3270 session.

This error may be caused by a faulty disk or diskette or by a diskette door that is not closed properly, or the specified Solaris file name may not be valid. Check for these conditions and retry the command.

Unlock the drive and retry the command.

Disk or diskette space on the Solaris computer is insufficient for the new file. Clear some space by deleting unnecessary files and then retry; or use another diskette.

A data error on the disk or diskette may have caused this error. Retry the operation.

The new file cannot be created because the directory already contains its maximum number of files. Delete any unnecessary files from the directory and retry; or transfer the file to another directory.

The file transfer process cannot take place because the maximum number of open files (either the overall limit for the Solaris computer or the limit for an individual process) has already been reached. Close any unnecessary files used by other processes, or wait for any other file transfers currently in progress to complete. Then retry the command.

The file specified has already been opened by another process that prevents you from accessing it. Stop the other process and retry the command. (This message might also be displayed if the file name you specified was the name of a directory.)

Check that you are accessing the correct disk or diskette, or remove the write-protect tab from the diskette. Then retry the operation.

Check that you are accessing the correct diskette drive or that the diskette is inserted properly and the drive door is closed. Then retry the operation.

Consult your host personnel for information about the host message shown.

You tried to use a file transfer command when the 3270 emulation program was not running. Start the 3270 emulation program and retry the command.