Function NnetError() Foundation
Returns the Novell error code of the last function executed.
NnetError() --> nErrorCode
The following table lists common error codes created by NetWare. Note that error codes <128 are created by the operationg system. The error code 0 usually indicates 'no error'.
Value | Description |
---|---|
128 | File in use error |
129 | No more file handles |
131 | IO error network disk |
132 | No Create privileges |
133 | No Create/Delete privileges |
136 | Invalid file handle |
137 | No Search privileges |
138 | No Delete privileges |
139 | No Rename privileges |
140 | No Modify privileges |
147 | No Read privileges |
148 | No Write privileges or Read Only |
150 | Server out of memory |
151 | No disk space for spool file |
152 | Volume does not exist |
153 | Directory full |
154 | Renaming across volumes |
156 | Invalid path - No more trustees |
158 | Invalid filename |
161 | Directory IO error |
198 | No console operator |
208 | Queue error |
209 | No queue |
210 | No queue server |
211 | No queue rights |
212 | Queue full |
213 | No queue job |
214 | No job rights |
222 | Password has expired, no grace |
223 | Password has expired |
231 | No more users |
232 | Not a property item |
233 | Member already exists |
234 | No such member |
235 | Not a property set |
236 | No such property segment |
237 | Property already exists |
238 | Object already exists |
239 | Invalid name |
240 | Wild card not allowed |
241 | Invalid bindery security |
242 | No object Read privilege |
243 | No object Rename privilege |
244 | No object Delete privilege |
245 | No object Create privilege |
246 | No property Delete privilege | Not same local drive |
247 | No property Create privilege | Target drive not local |
248 | No property Write privilege | Already attached to server |
249 | No property Read privilege | No free connection slots |
251 | No such property | Invalid parameters |
252 | Unknown file server | No such object |
253 | Bad station number | Unknown request |
254 | Bindery/Directory locked | Timeout failure |
255 | Bad printer/hardware error | Bindery error |
Note that all error codes > 250 are used for a variety of error conditions.
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