Solaris WBEM SDK Developer's Guide

Description: This error message uses three parameters:
{0} is replaced by the name of the property that is trying to override the property represented by parameter {1}.

{1} is replaced by the name of the property that already has been overridden.

{2} is replaced by the name of the property that has overridden the property represented by parameter {1}.

Cause: A property is specified to override another method that has already been overridden by a third method. Once a property has been overridden, it cannot be overridden again.

Solution: Specify a different property to override.

QUALIFIER_UNOVERRIDABLE

Description: This error message uses two parameters:
{0} is replaced by the name of the qualifier with the DisableOverride flavor.

{1} is replaced by the name of the qualifier that is disabled by {0}.

Cause: The qualifier that is being overridden has the DisableOverride flavor.

Solution: Reset the ability of the qualifier to EnableOverride or to Override=True.

REF_REQUIRED

Description: This error message uses one parameter, {0}, which is replaced by the name of the class.

Cause: A class was defined to participate in an association, but no references were cited. The rules of the Common Information Model specify that an association must contain one or more references.

Solution: Add references or remove the association qualifier.

SCOPE_ERROR

Description: This error message uses three parameters:
{0} is replaced by the name of the class the specified qualifier modifies.

{1} is replaced by the name of the specified qualifier.

{2} is replaced by the type of attribute that the qualifier modifies.

Cause: A qualifier was specified in a manner that conflicts with the qualifier type definition. The scope of the [READ] qualifier is the definition that directs the [READ] qualifier to modify a property. If the [READ] qualifier is used in a manner other than the direction of its scope, for example, if the [READ] qualifier is specified to modify a method, the SCOPE_ERROR message is returned.
Note - The Common Information Model (CIM) Specification defines the types of CIM elements that a CIM qualifier can modify. This definition of the way in which a qualifier can be used is referred to as its scope. Most qualifiers, by definition, have a scope that directs them to modify properties or methods or both. Many qualifiers have a scope that directs them to modify parameters, classes, associations, indications, or schemas.

Solution: Confirm the scope of the specified qualifier. Refer to the Qualifiers section of the DMTF CIM Specification at:http://www.dmtf.org for the standard definitions of CIM qualifiers. Use a different qualifier for the results you want to achieve, or change your program to use the qualifier according to its CIM definition.

TYPE_ERROR

Description: This error message uses five parameters:
{0} is replaced by the name of the specified element, such as a property, method, or qualifier.

{1} is replaced by the name of the class to which the specified element belongs.

{2} is replaced by the type defined for the element.

{3} is replaced by the type of value assigned.

{4} is replaced by the actual value assigned.

Cause: The value of a property parameter or method parameter and its defined type are mismatched.

Solution: Match the value of the property or method with its defined type.

UNKNOWNHOST

Description: This error message uses one parameter, {0}, which is replaced by the name of the host.

Cause: A call was made to a specified host. The specified host is unavailable or cannot be located. It is possible that the host name was misspelled, the host computer was moved to a different domain, the host name has not been registered in the list of hosts that belong to the domain, or the host is temporarily unavailable due to system conditions.

Solution: Check the spelling of the host name. Use the ping command to ensure that the host computer is responding. Check the system conditions of the host. Ensure that the host belongs to the specified domain.

VER_ERROR

Description: This error message uses one parameter, {0}, which is replaced by the version number of the running CIM Object Manager.

Cause: The CIM Object Manager does not support the version of the client that is trying to connect to it.

Solution: Install the appropriate version.


	Description: This error message uses three parameters: `{0}` is replaced by the name of the property that is trying to override the property represented by parameter `{1}.` `{1}` is replaced by the name of the property that already has been overridden. `{2}` is replaced by the name of the property that has overridden the property represented by parameter `{1}.` Cause: A property is specified to override another method that has already been overridden by a third method. Once a property has been overridden, it cannot be overridden again. Solution: Specify a different property to override. `QUALIFIER_UNOVERRIDABLE` Description: This error message uses two parameters: `{0}` is replaced by the name of the qualifier with the `DisableOverride` flavor. `{1}` is replaced by the name of the qualifier that is disabled by `{0}.` Cause: The qualifier that is being overridden has the `DisableOverride` flavor. Solution: Reset the ability of the qualifier to `EnableOverride` or to `Override=True`. `REF_REQUIRED` Description: This error message uses one parameter, `{0}`, which is replaced by the name of the class. Cause: A class was defined to participate in an association, but no references were cited. The rules of the Common Information Model specify that an association must contain one or more references. Solution: Add references or remove the association qualifier. `SCOPE_ERROR` Description: This error message uses three parameters: `{0}` is replaced by the name of the class the specified qualifier modifies. `{1}` is replaced by the name of the specified qualifier. `{2}` is replaced by the type of attribute that the qualifier modifies. Cause: A qualifier was specified in a manner that conflicts with the qualifier type definition. The scope of the `[READ]` qualifier is the definition that directs the `[READ]` qualifier to modify a property. If the `[READ]` qualifier is used in a manner other than the direction of its scope, for example, if the `[READ]` qualifier is specified to modify a method, the `SCOPE_ERROR` message is returned. Note - The Common Information Model (CIM) Specification defines the types of CIM elements that a CIM qualifier can modify. This definition of the way in which a qualifier can be used is referred to as its scope. Most qualifiers, by definition, have a scope that directs them to modify properties or methods or both. Many qualifiers have a scope that directs them to modify parameters, classes, associations, indications, or schemas. Solution: Confirm the scope of the specified qualifier. Refer to the Qualifiers section of the DMTF CIM Specification at:`http://www.dmtf.org` for the standard definitions of CIM qualifiers. Use a different qualifier for the results you want to achieve, or change your program to use the qualifier according to its CIM definition. `TYPE_ERROR` Description: This error message uses five parameters: `{0}` is replaced by the name of the specified element, such as a property, method, or qualifier. `{1}` is replaced by the name of the class to which the specified element belongs. `{2}` is replaced by the type defined for the element. `{3}` is replaced by the type of value assigned. `{4}` is replaced by the actual value assigned. Cause: The value of a property parameter or method parameter and its defined type are mismatched. Solution: Match the value of the property or method with its defined type. `UNKNOWNHOST` Description: This error message uses one parameter, `{0}`, which is replaced by the name of the host. Cause: A call was made to a specified host. The specified host is unavailable or cannot be located. It is possible that the host name was misspelled, the host computer was moved to a different domain, the host name has not been registered in the list of hosts that belong to the domain, or the host is temporarily unavailable due to system conditions. Solution: Check the spelling of the host name. Use the `ping` command to ensure that the host computer is responding. Check the system conditions of the host. Ensure that the host belongs to the specified domain. `VER_ERROR` Description: This error message uses one parameter, `{0}`, which is replaced by the version number of the running CIM Object Manager. Cause: The CIM Object Manager does not support the version of the client that is trying to connect to it. Solution: Install the appropriate version.