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==Error Messages (M)==

[[UDAErrorMessages|A]] [[ErrorMessagesB|B]] [[ErrorMessagesC|C]] [[ErrorMessagesD|D]] [[ErrorMessagesE|E]] [[ErrorMessagesF|F]] [[ErrorMessagesG|G]] [[ErrorMessagesH|H]] [[ErrorMessagesI|I]] [[ErrorMessagesJ|J]] [[ErrorMessagesK|K]] [[ErrorMessagesL|L]] [[ErrorMessagesM|M]] [[ErrorMessagesN|N]] [[ErrorMessagesO|O]] [[ErrorMessagesP|P]] [[ErrorMessagesQ|Q]] [[ErrorMessagesR|R]] [[ErrorMessagesS|S]] [[ErrorMessagesT|T]] [[ErrorMessagesU|U]] [[ErrorMessagesV|V]] [[ErrorMessagesW|W]] [[ErrorMessagesX|X]] [[ErrorMessagesY|Y]] [[ErrorMessagesZ|Z]] [[ErrorMessagesSymbols|#]]

===Mapping not found===


"Mapping not found" errors are returned by the <nop>OpenLink Session Rules Book. If you receive "Mapping" errors, take the following action:

1. Take note of the Domain (a.k.a. "<nop>ServerType") which you pass in your client's DSN. For example:

{{{
Sybase 12
}}}

2. Use a text editor to open the oplrqb.ini file which you find in the /bin sub-directory of your server's <nop>OpenLink installation.

3. Locate the [Domain Aliases] section of the Rules Book.

4. Locate your Domain or <nop>ServerType in the list of domain aliases.

5. Determine which alias is paired with your Domain or <nop>ServerType. For example:

{{{
[Domain Aliases]
Sybase 12 = syb12 //* Here syb12 is the alias.
}}}

6. Locate the [Mapping Rules] section of the Rules Book.

7. Create a rule which pairs your alias with a generic_x section. For example:

{{{
syb12:*:*:*:*:*:* = accept generic_syb12
}}}

8. Save your changes and exit the file.

9. Restart or reinitialize your Request Broker.

10. Test.
    

===Evidence===

Session Rules Book
Request Broker Log