Invalid Argument Errors


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Invalid Argument Errors

Invalid argument errors indicate that an invalid argument was passed to a routine. Any ATMI call that takes arguments can fail if you pass it arguments that are invalid. In the case of a call that returns to the caller, the call fails and causes TP-STATUS to be set to TPEINVAL. In the case of TPRETURN or TPFORWAR, the system sets TP-STATUS to TPESVCERR for either the TPCALL or TPGETRPLY call that initiated the request and is waiting for results to be returned.

You can correct an invalid argument error at the application level by ensuring that you pass only valid arguments to routines.

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