Process Server messages

To help you understand the conditions that you might encounter while using Process Server, each condition message has three components the Message, Explanation, and Action. A message is composed of two parts (message ID and text).

Message ID

This part is the message ID. It is a unique number that identifies a message. A final character "E" indicates that the message resulted from an error. "W" indicates a warning message, and "I" an information message.

Message text

This part contains the message text as it is displayed on the screen. Message variables, such as the specific name of an element, are indicated with italics.

Explanation

This part contains an additional explanation of the message. If the message is self-explanatory, this section might not appear.

Action

This part suggests corrective action to fix the error. If the message already contains a suggested action, this section might not appear.

The standard message ID format is:

AAAANNNNT

where:

• AAAA represents the component identifier
• NNNN represents a four digit identifier
• T represents the type of messages. There are three message types:
  • I represents informational messages
  • W represents warning messages
  • E represents error messages