Topic
[KB170]Errors 300 to 309, WATCHDOG
Tags: Error, Error ID, Error messages numbers
Applies to:
PcVue all versions. |
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Summary:
This article explains how to deal with WATCHDOG error messages. |
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Details:
Error 300 and 301: Watchdog, No response from process %s French PcVue: “300, WATCHDOG, Pas de réponse du process %s” %s is the thread number in PcVue. Explanation Every 90 seconds, the Startup thread emits a survey message to all other threads. Each thread must process this message in a certain time. Error message 300 indicates that the survey message has not been processed in time. The Error 300 is not really an error message, just a warning. Error 302 and 303: WATCHDOG, Received from process %s French PcVue: “302, WATCHDOG, Réponse reçue du process %s” %s is the thread number in PcVue. Explanation This message follows on error message 300 or 301. It means that the message emitted by the Startup thread has been processed by the thread indicated in the parameter, but not in time. Error 304 and 305: WATCHDOG, No response from process %s Exit requested French PcVue: “304, WATCHDOG, Pas de réponse du process %s Arrêt demandé” %s is the thread number in PcVue. Explanation This message follows on error message 300 or 301. It means that the message emitted by the Startup thread has not been processed by the thread indicated in parameter, so the thread is considered as crashed. In this case, you are advised to restart PcVue. Error 306 and 307: WATCHDOG, Too long time in process %s French PcVue: “306, WATCHDOG, Temps trop long dans le process %s” %s is the thread number in PcVue. Explanation The processing time of a message for the thread indicated in the parameters is too long. Error 308 and 309: WATCHDOG, Too long time in process %s Exit requested French PcVue: “308, WATCHDOG, Temps trop long dans le process %s Arrêt demandé” %s is the thread number in PcVue. Explanation The processing time of a message for the thread indicated in the parameters is too long, and the thread is considered as crashed. In this case, you are advised to restart PcVue. |
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Created on: 19 Nov 2010 Last update: 13 May 2024