I am working with the windows Task Scheduler 1.0 in win32 c++ & I am attempting to create & save a new task. Everything goes fine until I go to save the task by using the following function:
IPersistFile :: Save( NULL, TRUE );
The error that is returned is 0x8007052e
I have search & searched msdn but I cannot find a defintion for this error. Do you know that the HRESULT error with the value 0x8007052e means?
Some other info that might be important. I am using Windows 7, using a admin user & attempting to schedule a Daily task/trigger.
Using Visual Studios Error Lookup tool I find that it means "Logon failure: unknown user name or bad password. "
In fact, just Googling for that error code returns exactly the same information.
The HRESULT code 0x8007052e is very easy to decode. It consist from three parts
8xxxxxxx - means failure (error)
x007xxxx - means the facility 7
xxxx052e - meane the error code 0x52e=1326
If you open the WinError.h file you will easy find that FACILITY_WIN32 is 7.
So you have just a standard Win32 error with the code 0x52e=1326. If you search in WinError.h for 1326 you will find ERROR_LOGON_FAILURE with the description
Logon failure: unknown user name or
bad password.
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I am facing issue while submitting below job, can someone please suggest?
Error:
IEF344I KA7LS2W2 INPUT STEP1 SYSUT2 - ALLOCATION FAILED DUE TO DATA FACILITY SYSTEM ERROR
IGD17501I ATTEMPT TO OPEN A UNIX FILE FAILED,
RETURN CODE IS (00000081) REASON CODE IS (0594003D)
FILENAME IS (/ka7a/KA7A.in)
JCL:
//KA7LS2W2 JOB (51,168),'$ACCEPT',CLASS=1,
// MSGCLASS=X,MSGLEVEL=(1,0),NOTIFY=&SYSUID,REGION=0M
// EXPORT SYMLIST=*
// JCLLIB ORDER=SYS2.CI55.SDFHINST
//STEP1 EXEC DFHLS2WS,
// JAVADIR='java/J7.0_64',PATHPREF='',TMPDIR='/ka7a',
// USSDIR='',TMPFILE=&QT.&SYSUID.&QT
//INPUT.SYSUT1 DD *
PDSLIB=//DJPN.KA7A.POC
LANG=COBOL
PGMINT=CHANNEL
PGMNAME=KZHFEN1C
REQMEM=PAYIN
RESPMEM=PAYOUT
MAPPING-LEVEL=2.2
LOGFILE=/home/websrvices/wsbind/payws.log `enter code here`
WSBIND=/home/webservices/wsbind/payws.wsbind
WSDL=/home/webservices/wsdl/payws.wsdl
/*
Based on the Return Code 81 / Reason Code 0594003D the pathname can't be resolved.
the message IGD17501I explains the error. You'll find more information looking up the Reason Code 0594003D.
You can use BPXMTEXT to lookup more detail on the Reason Code.
Executing this command in USS you'll see:
$ bpxmtext 0594003D
BPXFVLKP 05/14/20
JRDirNotFound: A directory in the pathname was not found
Action: One of the directories specified was not found. Verify that the name
specified is spelled correctly.
Per #phunsoft adding that the same command can be executed in TSO and is not case sensitive like USS.
I'd suspect that /ka7a doesn't exist. Is it a case issue? Or perhaps you meant /u/ka7a/ or `/home/ka7a' ?
I have an App with a Poco module for internet connection to support users with legacy XP and Vista OS connecting with TLS1.2. There is a connection problem that returns a Poco error code but I don't know what that means. Here is part of the logging output:
poco_connection::end_receiving_response_body entered
poco_connection::close entered
poco_session::destroy_connection entered
poco_connection::end_transaction entered (code 0x00280166, hresult 0x00000000, closing: FALSE)
--------- 043d7450 (Closing request)
poco_connection::transaction_notify entered (code 0x00280166, hresult 0x00000000): Status: 3
Poco Communication Failed: code 0x00280166, hresult 0x00000000
poco_connection::~poco_connection entered
A little research shows there is a class Poco::Error that includes a method
static std::string getMessage(
int errorCode
);
which returns a text string for errors. Unfortunately I don't have source for the Poco module and so I can't add that translation call.
Since Poco is an open source project, can anyone point me to a code location where I can look up the mapping of Poco errors? Specifically error code 0x00280166
Seems I got lucky with a bit of googling
https://github.com/pocoproject/poco/blob/develop/Foundation/src/Error.cpp
But I don't think you're in luck, the code just assumes the error code is a windows system error code. And when I google 0x00280166 this page is the only hit.
I have search & searched MSDN to find the definition of the HRESULT error with the value 80041318 but I cannot find it.
I am working in C++ Win32 attempting to schedule a task that will execute when the current user logs in. The function RegisterTaskDefinition() fails & returns this value.
Does anyone know what this error means & if possible does anyone know of the MSDN link to ALL the HRESULT ERRORS? I can find one link that has definitions of 7 errors.
The Microsoft Exchange Server Error Code Look-up tool can be used to look up error codes. Don't let the name fool you—it's not just for Exchange, it's useful for program that generates Win32 error codes or HRESULTs. It searches all of the system header files for potential matches.
To look up error code 80041318, just run it from the command line like so:
C:\> err 80041318
In this case, a quick search yields this MSDN page, which says that error 80041318 is SCHED_E_INVALIDVALUE: "The task XML contains a value which is incorrectly formatted or out of range."
Using the error lookup tool that comes with VC++ (errlook.exe, or "Error Lookup" on the Tools menu in the IDE), the error message for 0x80041318 is "The task XML contains a value which is incorrectly formatted or out of range."
In the case of Task Scheduler 1.0, the error codes used are in WinError.h (search for SCHED_E_). I'm not sure if all the error used by TS 2.0 are there or not, though.
It means that you are passing incorrect argument to pLogonTrigger
I am trying to use the ETW functions without success to read the file:
C:\Windows\System32\winevt\Logs\Microsoft-Windows-Diagnostics-Performance%4Operational.evtx
In order to capture boot time events.
I have tried various functions -
OpenTrace gives an error 161
EvtQuery gives an error 15000
Does anyone have a native code example of reading system trace files?
I got this working as follows -
LPWSTR pwsPath = L"Microsoft-Windows-Diagnostics-Performance/Operational";
LPWSTR pwsQuery = L"Event/System[EventID=100]";
hResults = EvtQuery(NULL, pwsPath, pwsQuery,
EvtQueryChannelPath | EvtQueryReverseDirection);
The channel name can be found by going to Properties on an eventlog and using it's Full Name.
The error 15000 was due to me trying to open the log file with the given flags rather than the channel name.
Decimal: 143196173
Hex: 0x889000D
Results from a call to IAudioSessionControl2->GetProcessId().
GetLastError = 126*
Message = "The specified module could not be found"
I'm not really sure how to interpret this error. Additionally, I can't find a description of the HRESULT anywhere. The documented return codes are S_OK, E_POINTER, AUDCLNT_E_NO_SINGLE_PROCESS, and AUDCLNT_E_DEVICE_INVALIDATED.
Anyone know what this code indicates?
*This is an error marshalled across a managed/unmanaged boundary, obtained by Marshal.GetLastError with a Win32Exception providing the message. It could be bogus, but its what I've got. The HRESULT is pulled out of the unmanaged code directly.
Further investigation, FAILED() doesn't seem to think this is an error. However, the out parameter is cleared (set to 0) which doesn't really make sense. Also, GetErrorInfo returns S_FALSE; so there isn't any additional debug info to go on.
This is AUDCLNT_S_NO_CURRENT_PROCESS - I realized that it somehow missed the Windows 7 SDK headers too late.
The SDK documentation is going to be updated to reflect this.
The result means that the session is a cross process session. The process ID returned is the process ID for the first process which created the session, but if you get this result, you really can't depend on the process ID since the process ID isn't unique.
COM methods can set IErrorInfo on failure. Try to retrieve it - it can contain additional information. In unmanaged code you use GetErrorInfo() for that.