This error message was generated by VESOFT's AIF:PE based security
extensions.  As I've never seen this error, I can't comment on what
exactly may have caused it, but it seems to have been linked to an
unusual circumstance during system shutdown.  Seems like a
process that AIF:PE was monitoring didn't shut down cleanly.

I wouldn't lose too much sleep over it, unless it re-occurs.

Regards,

Paul Taffel


At 04:54 PM 3/16/00 +0000, Johnson, Tracy wrote:
>When rebooting last night I noticed hundreds
>of the following error messages.  Also the
>thing never really shut down properly, and
>never made it to SHUT 6, I had to give up
>and do a Control-B, RS:
>
>HH:MM/nnnn/AIF:PE HELLO: #2 Procinfo error (6/-1)
>HH:MM/nnnn/AIF:PE HELLO: ILLEGAL DB REGISTER
>
>These always appeard in pairs, there were so
>many of them, am not sure which one is first,
>since they scrolled off the top.
>
>All the jobs & sessions where logged off
>before the shut down.  So I don't suspect
>any users.  I am beginning to suspect
>latent ODBC or Indexing software.
>
>Will do another shut down tonight and run
>a log bottom of all PINS before the shut down
>and see if it happens again.  If so I can
>cross reference to the PINS on these errors.
>
>Tracy M. Johnson
>TRW Automotive Electronics
>Sensors & Components