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Appendix B - failed events, Event code, Internal description, Severity

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Appendix B - failed events When a document fails processing, the WebSphere Partner Gateway system generates an event. See Table 43 for a list of WebSphere Partner Gateway failed events and their corresponding descriptions. See Table 44 on page 200 for a list of events that can be generated by the EDI components. Note: The HTTP Receiver component will return an HTTP error code if it is unable to persist the document. For all other Receiver component types, the document content will be persisted at its current location at the time of failure. Table 43. Failed events Event code Event name Internal description Severity Extended description BCG103001 Database Failure Database Error: {0} failed in Critical {1} with exception {3} BCG103101 Cache Engine Error Cache Engine instanceId {0} Critical on host {1} failed to initialized, please correct the problem and restart the service, error reason:{2} BCG103201 Hub Owner State Engine Error Error Reason:{0} Error This event is generated when a unrecoverable system occurs causing a document to fail processing. An example can be a database write error. BCG103203 Receiver Processing Error Receiver '{0},{1}' failed to Error processing document, error: {2}. This event is generated when the receiver component is unable to process a document because of document or system errors. BCG103205 Receiver Error Receiver '{0},{1}' failed to process receiver: {2}. Error BCG106004 No Default Destination Pair Connection create failed. A pair of default destinations does not exist between partners: {0} and {1} Error BCG106005 No Action Found A connection could not be created for the B2B capability because no actions are associated with the interaction. Error BCG106600 Document Definition Child level = {0} greater Create Error than or equal to parent level = {1} Error © Copyright IBM Corp. 2007, 2008 189

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Appendix B - failed events
When a document fails processing, the WebSphere Partner Gateway system
generates an event. See Table43 for a list of WebSphere Partner Gateway failed
events and their corresponding descriptions. See Table 44 on page 200 for a list of
events that can be generated by the EDI components.
Note:
The HTTP Receiver component will return an HTTP error code if it is
unable to persist the document. For all other Receiver component types, the
document content will be persisted at its current location at the time of failure.
Table 43. Failed events
Event code
Event name
Internal description
Severity
Extended description
BCG103001
Database Failure
Database Error: {0} failed in
{1} with exception {3}
Critical
BCG103101
Cache Engine Error
Cache Engine instanceId {0}
on host {1} failed to
initialized, please correct
the problem and restart the
service, error reason:{2}
Critical
BCG103201
Hub Owner State
Engine Error
Error Reason:{0}
Error
This event is generated when
a unrecoverable system occurs
causing a document to fail
processing. An example can
be a database write error.
BCG103203
Receiver Processing
Error
Receiver ’{0},{1}’ failed to
processing document, error:
{2}.
Error
This event is generated when
the receiver component is
unable to process a document
because of document or
system errors.
BCG103205
Receiver Error
Receiver ’{0},{1}’ failed to
process receiver: {2}.
Error
BCG106004
No Default
Destination Pair
Connection create failed. A
pair of default destinations
does not exist between
partners: {0} and {1}
Error
BCG106005
No Action Found
A connection could not be
created for the B2B
capability because no
actions are associated with
the interaction.
Error
BCG106600
Document Definition
Create Error
Child level = {0} greater
than or equal to parent
level = {1}
Error
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