Debug Tool messages

All messages that are shown in this section are in mixed case English. The uppercase English message text is the same, but is in uppercase letters.

Each message has a number of the form EQAnnnnx, where EQA indicates that the message is an Debug Tool message, nnnn is the number of the message, and x indicates the severity level of each message. The value of x is I, W, E, S, or U, as described below:

I
An informational message calls attention to some aspect of a command response that might assist the programmer.
W
A warning message calls attention to a situation that might not be what is expected or to a situation that Debug Tool attempted to fix.
E
An error message describes an error that Debug Tool detected or cannot fix.
S
A severe error message describes an error that indicates a command referring to bad data, control blocks, program structure, or something similar.
U
An unrecoverable error message describes an error that prevents Debug Tool from continuing.

Symbols in messages

Many of the Debug Tool messages contain information that is inserted by the system when the message is issued. In this publication, such inserted information is indicated by italicized symbols, as in the following: 
EQA1046I The breakpoint-id breakpoint is replaced.

The portion of Debug Tool located on the host notifies you of errors associated with debugging functions carried out by the host.

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