See message.

missing_properties identifies the properties required to initialize the connection factory internal component that are missing.

See message.

unsupported_properties identifies the properties required to initialize the connection factory internal component that are not supported.

See message.

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error_message is the message from WebSphere Application Server.

See message.

method identifies the method that is unsupported.

See message.

parameter is the parameter that is incorrect.

API is the name of the API in which the incorrect parameter was used.

reason explains why the parameter is incorrect.

See message.

incorrect_workstation_host is the name that you want to use for the workstation host that is not allowed.

See message.

method identifies the method that is unsupported.

class identifies the class of the object that was called by the unsupported method.

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parameter is the API parameter that had a null value.

API is the API in which the null parameter was used.

module is the module that called the API.

See message.

parameter1 and parameter2 are the parameters that are inconsistent with each other.

API is the API in which the inconsistent parameters were used.

module is the module that called the API.

See message.

parameter1 and parameter2 are the parameters that are inconsistent with each other.

API is the API in which the inconsistent parameters were used.

module is the module that called the API.

See message.

API is the API in which the incorrect parameter was used.

module is the module that called the API.

See message.

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class identifies the class that could not be found.

Either the object has already been created, or you have incorrectly identified the object.

object identifies the object that already exists.

See message.

domain identifies the domain you are trying to create or modify.

looped_domain_chain illustrates the loop that would be created if the operation were to be completed. The first domain in the sequence is the child of the second domain, and so on. You will see that the last domain in the chain is the same as the first, which is not allowed.

See message.

job identifies the job definition you are trying to modify.

looped_job_dependency_chain illustrates the loop that would be created if the operation were to be completed.

See message.

incorrect_parent is the name that you want to use for the parent that is not allowed.

See message.

domain identifies the domain that you are creating or modifying.

parent_domain identifies the parent of the domain that does not exist.

See message.

object identifies the object that you are trying to delete.

referencing_objects identifies the objects that reference the object that you are trying to delete.

See message.

workstation identifies the workstation you are trying to create or modify.

domain identifies the domain of which you are trying to make this workstation domain manager.

domain_manager identifies the workstation currently assigned as the domain manager.

See message.

session_string is the session identification string that is longer than 36 bytes.

See message.

job_definition identifies the job definition being created or modified.

non-valid_task_type is the task type that is not valid.

valid_task_type is the task type that is valid for the indicated job definition.

See message.

User definitions in the Security file control the objects that users can access and the actions they can perform on the objects. The Security file does not include a user definition that authorizes the specified action by this user.

user identifies the user that is not authorized to perform the action.

action, object, and object_type fully identify the action that is not authorized and the object to which the action relates.

User definitions in the Security file control the objects that users can access and the actions they can perform on the objects. The Security file does not include a user definition for this user.

user identifies the user that is not in the Security file.

See message.

An extended agent cannot be the host of a workstation.

workstation identifies the workstation being validated.

host identifies the supplied host name that is an extended agent.

A workstation class cannot be a host.

workstation identifies the workstation being validated.

host identifies the supplied host name which is a workstation class.

See message.

job_definition identifies the job definition in which there are references to a workstation that does not exist.

workstation identifies the workstation that does not exist.

See message.

workstation identifies the workstation definition being validated.

host is the supplied host name which identifies a workstation that does not exist.

See message.

workstation identifies the workstation that does not exist.

user identifies the user that has referenced it.

See message.

Windows_user is the Windows user you are trying to add.

workstation identifies the workstation definition to which you want to add the Windows user.

operating_system is the operating system of the workstation.

See message.

workstation identifies the workstation you are trying to modify.

extended_agent_workstation identifies the extended agent workstation of which workstation is the host.

See message.

job_definition identifies the job definition in which there are references to a recovery job that does not exist.

recovery_job identifies the recovery job that does not exist.

See message.

domain identifies the domain that does not exist.

workstation identifies the workstation that has referenced it.

See message.

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job_definition is the job definition that does not exist.

job is the job that references a job definition that does not exist.

job_stream identifies the job stream definition you are creating or modifying and which contains the indicated job.

See message.

time_zone is the time zone that is not in the list of valid time zones.

object and object_type identify the object that cannot be modified or created.

See message.

key_typeis the instance type of the input key.

expected_key_type is the expected instance type of the input key.

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job_stream identifies the job stream definition you are creating or modifying.

workstation is the referenced workstation that does not exist.

A job definition cannot reference itself as the recovery job.

recovery_job_name is the recovery job name that you have used that is the same as the job name.

recovery_job_name is the name you want to use for the recovery job that is not allowed.

The host of an agent, or pool, or dynamic pool workstation must be a workstation of type broker.

workstation identifies the workstation being validated.

host identifies the supplied host name.

User definitions in the Security file control the objects that users can access and the actions they can perform on the objects. The Security file does not include a user definition that authorizes the specified action by this user.

user identifies the user that is not authorized to perform the action.

action, object, and object_type fully identify the action that is not authorized and the object to which the action relates.

See message.

max_password_length is the maximum number of bytes allowed for the password of a Windows user.

supplied_password_length is the length of the password supplied with the Windows user to be created or modified.

User definitions in the Security file control the objects that users can access and the actions they can perform on the objects. The Security file does not include a user definition that authorizes the specified action by this user.

user identifies the user that is not authorized to perform the action.

action, and file_name fully identify the action that is not authorized and the file name to which the action relates.

User definitions in the Security file control the objects that users can access and the actions they can perform on the objects. The Security file does not include a user definition that authorizes the specified action by this user.

user identifies the user that is not authorized to perform the action.

action, and report_name fully identify the action that is not authorized and the report name to which the action relates.

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option identifies the option you are trying to show or change, that does not exist.

User definitions in the Security file control the objects that users can access and the actions they can perform on the objects. The Security file does not include a user definition that authorizes the specified action by this user.

user identifies the user that is not authorized to perform the action.

action, and lob_name fully identify the action that is not authorized and the line of business name to which the action relates.

See message.

operation is the operation you are performing.

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job_stream identifies the job stream you are trying to create or modify with an internetwork dependency.

workstation identifies the workstation of the job stream you are trying to modify.

See message.

job identifies the job with an internetwork dependency you are trying to add to a job stream.

job_stream identifies the job stream you are trying to modify.

workstation identifies the workstation of the job stream you are trying to modify.

See message.

Manual creation is not supported for workstations of type: workstation_type.

job_stream identifies the job stream to which the job you are creating or modifying belongs.

job_stream_workstation_class is the workstation class of that job stream.

job is the job you are adding to the job stream.

job_definition is the job definition with wrong workstation class.

workstation_class is the workstation class you have supplied for that job.

job_stream is the job stream you are creating or modifying.

job_stream_workstation is the workstation of that job stream.

job identifies the job you are trying to add or modify.

job_definition is the job definition of that job.

workstation_class is the workstation class you have supplied for the job definition of that job (which must be a workstation).

job_stream identifies the job stream to which the resource dependency you are creating or modifying belongs.

job_stream_workstation_class is the workstation class of that job stream.

resource is the resource dependency you are adding.

workstation_class is the workstation class you have supplied for that resource dependency.

job_stream identifies the job stream to which the resource dependency you are creating or modifying belongs.

job_stream_workstation_class is the workstation class of that job stream.

resource is the resource dependency you are adding.

workstation_class is the workstation class you have supplied for that resource dependency.

job is the job to which the resource dependency belongs.

job_stream is the job stream you are creating or modifying.

job_stream_workstation is the workstation of that job stream.

resource identifies the resource dependency of the job stream that you are trying to create or modify.

workstation_class is the workstation class you have supplied for this resource dependency (which must be a workstation).

job_stream is the job stream you are creating or modifying.

job_stream_workstation is the workstation of that job stream.

job identifies the job of that job stream being created or modified

resource identifies the resource dependency of the job being created or modified

workstation_class is the workstation class you have supplied for this resource dependency (which must be a workstation).

job_stream identifies the job stream to which the file dependency you are creating or modifying belongs.

job_stream_workstation_class is the workstation class of that job stream.

file is the file dependency you are adding.

workstation_class is the workstation class you have supplied for that file dependency.

job_stream identifies the job stream to which the file dependency you are creating or modifying belongs.

job_stream_workstation_class is the workstation class of that job stream.

file is the file dependency you are adding.

workstation_class is the workstation class you have supplied for that file dependency.

job is the job to which the file dependency belongs.

job_stream is the job stream you are creating or modifying.

job_stream_workstation is the workstation of that job stream.

file identifies the file dependency of the job stream that you are trying to create or modify.

workstation_class is the workstation class you have supplied for this file dependency (which must be a workstation).

job_stream is the job stream you are creating or modifying.

job_stream_workstation is the workstation of that job stream.

job identifies the job of that job stream being created or modified

file identifies the file dependency of the job being created or modified

workstation_class is the workstation class you have supplied for this file dependency (which must be a workstation).

job_stream identifies the job stream to which the external dependency you are creating or modifying belongs.

job_stream_workstation_class is the workstation class of that job stream.

external_job_stream is the job stream on which the indicated job_stream is dependent.

external_job_stream_workstation_class is the workstation class of the external_job_stream.

job_stream identifies the job stream to which the external dependency you are creating or modifying belongs.

job_stream_workstation_class is the workstation class of that job stream.

external_job is the job on which the indicated job_stream is dependent.

external_job_stream is the job stream to which the indicated external_job belongs.

external_job_workstation_class is the workstation class of the external_job.

job_stream identifies the job stream to which the external dependency you are creating or modifying belongs.

job_stream_workstation is the workstation of that job stream.

external_job_stream is the job stream on which the job_stream is dependent.

external_job_stream_workstation_class is the workstation class of the external_job_stream.

job_stream identifies the job stream to which the external dependency you are creating or modifying belongs.

job_stream_workstation is the workstation of that job stream.

external_job is the job on which the job_stream is dependent.

external_job_stream is the job stream to which the external_job belongs.

external_job_stream_workstation_class is the workstation class of the external_job.

See message.

plug-in_name identifies the plug-in name of the action in which there are references to a job definition that does not exist.

action_type identifies the type of the action in which there are references to a job definition that does not exist.

See message.

plug-in_name identifies the plug-in name of the action in which there are references to a job stream that does not exist.

action_type identifies the type of the action in which there are references to a job stream that does not exist.

workstation is the referenced workstation that does not exist.

resource is the referenced resource that does not exist.

job_stream is the job stream to which you are trying to add or modify the dependency.

resource is the referenced resource that does not exist.

job identifies the job to which you are trying to add or modify the dependency.

job_stream is the job stream to which the job belongs.

object is the key of the object that does not exist.

User definitions in the Security file control the objects that users can access and the actions they can perform on the objects. The Security file does not include a user definition that authorizes the use of the planner process by this user.

user identifies the user that is not authorized to use the planner process.

See message.

workstation identifies the workstation that does not exist.

object identifies the object that has referenced it.

See message.

A job stream is identified by the job stream name and the workstation or workstation class it is to run on. But different versions of the job stream can exist with different valid-from dates, but only provided they are created as such. An existing job stream cannot be updated to become a version of another existing job stream.

job_stream identifies the job stream which already exists.

job identifies the job to which the external dependency you are creating or modifying belongs.

job_stream is the job stream to which the job belongs.

job_workstation_class is the workstation class of that job.

external_job_stream is the job stream on which the indicated job is dependent.

external_job_stream_workstation_class is the workstation class of the external_job_stream.

job identifies the job to which the external dependency you are creating or modifying belongs.

job_stream is the job stream to which the job belongs.

job_workstation_class is the workstation class of that job.

external_job is the job on which the job is dependent.

external_job_stream is the job stream to which the external_job belongs.

external_job_workstation_class is the workstation class of the external_job.

job identifies the job to which the external dependency you are creating or modifying belongs.

job_stream is the job stream to which the job belongs.

job_workstation is the workstation of that job.

external_job_stream is the job stream on which the job is dependent.

external_job_stream_workstation_class is the workstation class of the external_job_stream.

job identifies the job to which the external dependency you are creating or modifying belongs.

job_stream is the job stream to which the job belongs.

job_workstation is the workstation of that job.

external_job is the job on which the job is dependent.

external_job_stream is the job stream to which the external_job belongs.

external_job_workstation_class is the workstation class of the external_job.

You have defined a self external dependency. Self external dependencies are external dependencies where the target abstract job stream is the same job stream that owns the dependency (or the job with the dependency). The resolution of these dependencies must be closest preceding (on the GUI) or previous (using the CLI).

job_stream identifies the job stream to which the external dependency you are creating or modifying belongs.

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You have specified a non-valid job key format.

The correct format is workstation_name#job_name where workstation_name is the name of the workstation and job_name is the name of the job definition

You have specified a non-valid job stream key format.

The correct format is workstation_name#job_stream_name where workstation_name is the name of the workstation and job_stream_name is the name of the job stream definition

Either the job stream does not exist, or no version of the job stream is valid on the scheduled_date at the scheduled_time.

scheduled_date and scheduled_time are resolved from the supplied schedtime or at time.

See message.

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reason is a description of the error that makes the value non valid.

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job_key identifies the job that cannot be submitted.

You are using the Dynamic Workload Console or an application developed with the HCL Workload Automation Application Programming Interface. You have tried to access a scheduling object that was created, or has been modified, with a more-recent version of the engine, Dynamic Workload Console or application than you are using.

The Dynamic Workload Console and Application Programming Interface are only compatible with objects created at the same version or lower.

You are using the Dynamic Workload Console or an application developed with the HCL Workload Automation Application Programming Interface. You have tried to access a scheduling object that was created, or has been modified, with a more recent version of the engine, Dynamic Workload Console or application than the one you are using.

The Dynamic Workload Console and Application Programming Interface are only compatible with objects created with the same version of the program or with a previous version.

This message is displayed because the EventRuleValidator has called the EventManagerFactory.getActionPluginManager() but the TWSPlugin.properties file cannot be found.

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plug-in_name identifies the name of the action plug-in instance which cannot be created.

See message.

plug-in_name identifies the name of the event plug-instance which cannot be created.

See message.

plug-in_name identifies the name of the plug-in which caused the error.

See message.

rule_name identifies the name of the rule which caused the error.

See message.

rule_name identifies the name of the rule which caused the error.

event_name identifies the event name duplicated inside the event rule.

See message.

rule_name identifies the name of the rule containing the event condition for which the basename caused the error.

event_type identifies the type of the event condition for which the basename caused the error.

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User definitions in the Security file control the objects that users can access and the actions they can perform on the objects. The Security file does not include a user definition that authorizes the indicated action on this object by this user.

user identifies the user that is not authorized to perform the action.

action, attributes, and object_type fully identify the action that is not authorized and the rule action or the event condition to which the action relates.

User definitions in the Security file control the objects that users can access and the actions they can perform on the objects. The Security file does not include a user definition that authorizes the specified action by this user.

user identifies the user that is not authorized to perform the action.

action, rule_name, and object_type identify the action that is not authorized and the object to which the action relates.

The event processor was stopped by user action while a planman deploy action was being run. The event processor normally waits for the planman deploy action to finish, but the fixed timeout period expired before the action finished.

See message.

User definitions in the Security file control the objects that users can access and the actions they can perform on the objects. The Security file does not include a user definition that authorizes the specified action by this user.

user identifies the user that is not authorized to perform the action.

action and key fully identify the action that is not authorized and the variable to which the action relates.

variable_table_action and variable_table_key fully identify the action that is not authorized to be performed on the indicated variable table.

User definitions in the Security file control the objects that users can access and the actions they can perform on the objects. The Security file does not include a user definition that authorizes the specified action by this user.

user identifies the user that is not authorized to perform the action.

action and key fully identify the action that is not authorized and the variable to which the action relates.

variable_table_action and default_variable_table_key fully identify the action that is not authorized to be performed on the indicated default variable table.

You cannot create the variable object because the specified variable table is locked. The supplied information does not allow your session to be associated with the user that set the lock.

See message.

For Example, the modification of objects that contain variable tables is not supported.

Workload Service Assurance feature uses this option to calculate the hot list of a critical job but it was unable to read its value from the database.

To avoid slowing down other scheduling activities, the system does not process more than the specified number of Plan View queries at the same time. When the maximum value is reached, further requests are rejected.

max_users identifies the maximum number of users that are allowed to run the Plan View query at the same time.

The member workstation of a pool workstation must be a workstation of type agent.

workstation identifies the workstation being validated.

member identifies the supplied workstation member name.

See message.

workstation identifies the workstation definition being validated.

member is the supplied workstation member name which identifies a workstation that does not exist.

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You have specified one or more candidate workstations for the dynamic pool in the requirements definition.

One or more of the workstations you specified are not agents or remote engines.

members is the list of workstation that are not agents or remote engines.

dpool is the key of the dynamic pool to be created.

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job_definition identifies the job definition in which there are references to not valid workstation.

workstation identifies the workstation that is not valid.

You are trying to save a workstation with an unsupported operating system. For remote engine workstations, supported values are Windows, Unix, and ZOS.

workstation is the workstation identifier.

You are trying to use a reserved keyword as a value in a workstation definition.

keyword is a reserved keyword.

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job_definition identifies the job definition in which there are references to not valid workstation.

workstation identifies the workstation that is not valid.

There was an error accessing the database table that stores the URIs of the workstation mentioned in the error message.

See message. Only one workstation with type broker is supported in a domain.

workstation identifies the workstation you are trying to create or modify.

domain identifies the domain in which you are trying to define the broker workstation.

broker identifies the workstation with type broker currently assigned to the domain.

You are trying to create a workstation with type agent and the same agent identifier as another agent workstation. Only one workstation with type agent and the same agent identifier is supported.

workstation identifies the workstation you are trying to create.

agent identifies the workstation with type agent currently assigned to the agent with the same agent identifier.

You are trying to create a file dependency on a workstation of type remote engine, or broker.

workstation is the workstation of type remote engine, or broker you are trying to define for the file dependency.

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calendar identifies the calendar that does not exist.

object identifies the object that references the calendar.

A pool or dynamic pool cannot be the host of a XA workstation.

workstation identifies the workstation being validated.

host identifies the supplied host name that is a pool or dynamic pool.

The domain manager and the broker workstations must be in the plan.

Specify a different workstation on which monitor the file.

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output_condition_name identifies the name of the output condition which caused the error.

See message.

output_condition_name identifies the name of the output condition which caused the error.

See message.

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When defining a job started conditional dependency, you cannot define any other conditional dependencies.

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output_condition_name identifies the name of the output condition which caused the error.

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obj_key is the key of the successor job or jobstream.

workstation_name is the name of the workstation where the conditional dependency is to be verified.

workstation_version is the version of the workstation where the conditional dependency is to be verified.

minimum_version is the minimum workstation version for defining conditional dependencies.

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job_key is the key of the job.

workstation_name is the name of the workstation where the job is defined.

workstation_version is the version of the workstation where the job is defined.

minimum_version is the minimum workstation version for defining output conditions on jobs.

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workstation_name is the name of the workstation to be updated.

workstation_version is the version of the workstation to be updated.

minimum_version is the minimum workstation version for executing a centralized agent update.

See message.

workstation_name is the name of the workstation to be updated.

See message.

workstation_name is the name of the workstation to be updated.

dependency is the definition of the internetwork dependency.

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wat_name is the name of the workload application template. Workload application templates are designed to replicate job flows in a target environment different from the source environment where the objects referenced either do not exist or are different. You can import a workload application template into the same environment only if the names of the objects referenced are different from the objects that already exist.

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job_key is the key of the job.

workstation_name is the name of the workstation where the job is defined.

workstation_version is the version of the workstation where the job is defined.

minimum_version is the minimum workstation version for defining recovery rerun repeatevery and for options on jobs.

To avoid slowing down other scheduling activities, the system does not process more than the specified number of Job Successors at the same time. When the maximum number is reached, the request is not processed.

max_jobs identifies the maximum number of jobs that can be retrieved by the Job Successors Preview query at the same time.

See message.

You cannot run the Job Successors Preview query when an internal job has an external dependency.

job_name identifies the job name of the successor retrieved by Job Successors Preview query.

To rerun the job successors, the list of the successors must not change after the last job successor preview. The number of the job successors, their order and their status must not change after the Job Successors Preview query otherwise the rerun successors action is stopped.

job_id identifies the job of the successor retrieved by Job Successors Preview query.

The list of the job successor is empty. Verify that the job successors are in the correct status.

job_id identifies the job of the successor retrieved by Job Successors query.

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jobstream_key is the key of the job stream.

workstation_name is the name of the workstation where the start condition is defined.

workstation_version is the version of the workstation where the start condition is defined.

minimum_version is the minimum workstation version for defining start conditions in job streams.

See message.

job_key is the key of the job used as start condition.

jobstream_key is the key of the job stream.

workstation_name is the name of the workstation where the start condition is defined.

workstation_version is the version of the workstation where the start condition is defined.

minimum_version is the minimum workstation version for defining start conditions on job streams.

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jobstream_key is the key of the job stream.

workstation_name is the name of the workstation where the start condition is defined.

workstation_type is the type of the workstation where the start condition is defined.

allowed_types is the list of supported workstation types for defining file start conditions in job streams.

job_stream is the job stream you are creating or modifying.

job_stream_workstation is the workstation where the job stream runs.

workstation_class is the workstation class you have supplied for the start condition.

User definitions in the Security file control the objects that users can access and the actions they can perform on the objects. The Security file does not include a user definition that authorizes the specified action by this user.

jobstream_key identifies the job stream where the file start condition is defined.

startcond_name identifies the name that is set for file start condition job.

user identifies the user that is not authorized to perform the action.

action, object, and object_type fully identify the action that is not authorized and the object to which the action relates.

You are trying to define the license type on a workstation of type broker, pool, dynamic pool, remote engine, or extended agent.

workstation is the workstation of type broker, pool, dynamic pool, remote engine, or extended agent on which you are trying to define for the license type.

See message.

folder identifies the folder that you are creating or modifying.

parent_folder_id is the identifier of the non-existent parent folder.

See message.

parent_folder_name identifies the name of the parent folder.

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folder identifies the folder that you are creating or modifying.

parent_folder_id is the identifier of the incorrect parent folder.

See message.

See message. You can replace the objects only if they are not referenced from a workload application in the same environment.