Errors 101 through 110
Describes WMI SNMP provider errors 101 through 110.
Fatal Error 101
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<101, Fatal>: "Usage:
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smi2smir <DiagnosticArgs> <VersionArgs> <CommandArgs>
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smi2smir <DiagnosticArgs> <RegistryArgs>
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smi2smir <HelpArgs>"
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Command-line syntax error. This is followed by an explanation of the switches.
Fatal Error 102
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<102, Fatal>:"Invalid argument on command line after <last correct argument>"
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Command-line syntax error. There are some extra arguments or a switch is not valid on the command line. The <last correct argument> parameter refers to the last argument that was read correctly on the command line, and can possibly be smi2smir, which is the name of the executable file for the SNMP module information compiler.
Fatal Error 103
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<103, Fatal>: "Diagnostic Level not specified for the /m switch"
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Command-line syntax error. If you specify the /m switch, you must also specify a diagnostic level of 0, 1, or 2.
Fatal Error 104
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<104, Fatal>: "Diagnostic Level must be 0, 1 or 2 for the /m switch"
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Command-line syntax error. If you specify the /m switch, you must also specify a diagnostic level of 0, 1, or 2.
Fatal Error 105
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<105, Fatal>: "Maximum diagnostic count missing after the /c switch"
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Command-line syntax error. If you specify the /c switch, you must also specify a non-negative integer as the maximum count.
Fatal Error 106
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<106, Fatal>: "<argument> is not a valid diagnostic count"
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Command-line syntax error. If you specify the /c switch, you must also specify a non-negative integer as the maximum count.
Fatal Error 107
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<107, Fatal>: "File Name(s) missing"
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Command-line semantic error. One or more file names must be specified on the command line for the given combination of switches.
Fatal Error 108
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<108, Fatal>: "No command argument specified"
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Command-line syntax error. Some action must be specified on the command line.
Fatal Error 109
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<109, Fatal>: "Module name missing"
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Command-line syntax error.
Warning 110
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<110, Warning>: "No include path specified after the /i switch"
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Command-line syntax warning. If you specify the /i switch, you must also specify the path to included files.
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