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Nortel: CS1000 (Meridian) systems FAQ

Meridian Manuals

How can I get the description of an error-code, without the books?

faq798-4567

Posted: 11 Dec 03

While you are in a Load use "!" to get a ">" prompt and type in ERR (followed by the system-message you got) here is an example:

> ld 20

REQ: new
TYPE: 2616
TN   120 0 9 0
SCH0127         <--------how come ?????
TN   !
>err sch127      <------type in the code like this!
>

SCH0127
Terminal already exists.   <------- answer, oh!

Severity:  Info
71 0 4 6     <-------- you continue where you were!
DES  test
CUST 0
...etc

You can use ERR when you aren't in any LOAD.

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