| T.R | Title | User | Personal Name
 | Date | Lines | 
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| 3175.1 | Is there anybody out there? | GIDDAY::VELD | Woodchip the healing forest ! | Thu Apr 24 1997 00:55 | 3 | 
|  |     Can anyone help with this?
    
    Anybody??  Anybody at all??
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| 3175.2 | Maybe #3177 will help you, too? | ATZIS2::EHRLICH_K | Never met a Lady like her before! | Thu Apr 24 1997 11:47 | 19 | 
|  |     Hi Pete,
    
    	all i found from the books, because we ran into code 27 at CoV.
    Maybe #3177 will help you, too?
    
    Cheers
    Charly
    
    Code 27 :
    
OM_WRONG_VALUE_           The Client has passed an object to the        
NUMBER                    Submit or Transfer Out function which
                          has the wrong number of attribute val-
                          ues on it. This usually indicates that
                          the application has omitted one or more
                          attribute values when constructing the
                          object.
  
    
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| 3175.3 | Back to basics? | FORTY2::KNOWLES | Per ardua ad nauseam | Fri Apr 25 1997 08:34 | 8 | 
|  |     I once had this error and it meant - as the definition in .2 says - that I
    hadn't supplied a required value. I forget what, but I think it was (in
    my case) no value for a mandatory part of an O/R Address; I remember
    only that the solution was embarrassingly straightforward. I'm afraid
    that's not a lot of help, but the point is that when I did everything by
    the book I didn't get that error.
    
    b
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| 3175.4 | Code 27 error during common startup on VMS | IOSG::GIAKOUMAKIS |  | Fri Apr 25 1997 15:02 | 29 | 
|  | The "code 27" event, is a "State Change" event. This event was introduced in V2.0 and the NCL Dictionary shipped
with DECnet/OSI does not yet include a definition for it. 
As a result, the event and its attributes are not displayed correctly.
              The State Change event is produced as a result of issuing
              the following NCL commands:
                 CREATE MTA
                 ENABLE MTA
                 DISABLE MTA
                 DELETE MTA
              The event output should appear as:
              Event: State Change from Node node8 MTA,
                      at: 1996-02-21-19:14:18.962+00:00I0.486
                       Previous State     = On
                       Current State     = Off
              Currently it appears as:
              Event:  code 27 from: Node node8 MTA,
                      at: 1996-02-21-19:14:18.962+00:00I0.486
                       unknown argument 0,
                       unknown argument 1
Leo Giakoumakis
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