- From: Chuck Campbell <campbelc@informix.com>
- Date: Thu, 09 Aug 2001 08:55:14 -0700
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People: On our last call we talked about extending the Fault Codes with a two part fault code. I have found that the SEMI SECS Protocol uses major and minor error messages, they are called streams and functions. The STREAMS are well defined error numbers while the FUNCTIONS are less well defined and are extensible. This is used for SEMICONDUCTOR EQUIPMENT communications between Shop Floor Equipment and a Work Flow Application. A mechanism was needed to extend the basic ERROR Codes to be more vendor specific. I could support something in this nature for our FAULT CODE numbering scheme. If we used a Major and Minor Fault Code in the same manner. I think this is what was suggested on the last call. The Major Code could be defined as a general Fault Code where as the Minor could be much more specific. It would also provide for a way to have Fault Codes for particular implementations. The Major Code would be understood by all implementations while the minor many be understood by all or just a particular implementation. chuck ======================================================== Charles E. Campbell Ph.D. 916-988-7144 Voice Senior Standards and Language Architect 916-988-6092 Fax IBM P.O. Box 622198 916-276-5693 Mobile Orangevale, CA 95662 916-988-3501 HOME EMAIL: Business: campbelc@informix.com Personal: campbelc@calweb.com campbelc@ix.netcom.com campbelc@isontheweb.com campbelc46@hotmail.com campbelc@acm.org ======================================================== The opinions that I express are my own and may or may-not be those of my employer IBM ========================================================
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