When magic failed, it was as if the spark of hope had been extinguished from the hearts of those who believed in its power. Magic had always been a source of wonder and enchantment, capable of bending reality and achieving the impossible. It was a force that could heal the sick, grant wishes, and bring joy to even the darkest of times. But there came a time when magic no longer held its sway. People began to doubt its existence and question its effectiveness. It seemed that the spells and incantations that once worked like a charm now fell flat, yielding no result.
It seemed that the spells and incantations that once worked like a charm now fell flat, yielding no result. The world became a bleaker place as people grappled with the idea that perhaps magic had abandoned them. Gone were the days of magicians performing incredible feats, of witches brewing potions with incredible powers, and of fairy godmothers appearing with a wave of their wand.
Partitioning Error Messages (Magic xpa 2.x)
The following is a list of the partitioning error messages and suggestions on how some of the errors can be resolved.
The thread itself is terminated.
Internal status code of the enterprise server.
Internal status code of the broker.
Low-level status code of the memory tables, which are the foundation for broker resource management.
-102 ERR CNCT REFUSED MRB
The connection to the broker was refused. Verify that the broker was started on the port on the specified machine. Refer to its Mgrb.ini file.
-108 ERR INVALID REQ HDL
When the requester API is used, it may be related to a wrong argument that was passed to the API.
The execution of the task was not completed during the Request Timeout interval. Increase the RequesterTimeout keyword (in the Mgreq.ini file for Internet or command line, or in the Magic.ini file for Call Remote).
-111 RQGNRC ERR NOT MRB
A requester tried to connect to a TCP/IP server that is not a Magic Broker.
Obsolete status code.
-113 RQGNRC ERR APPNAME REQUIRED
An application name was not specified in a Call Remote operation.
-114 RQGNRC ERR PRGNAME REQUIRED
A program name was not specified in a Call Remote operation.
-130 ERR APP OPEN FAIL
The server engine could not open the application. Check that the application can be opened locally (for example, online). See also Error -130 and MySQL.
-134 RQMRI ERR LIMITED LICENSE PART
License limited to only partitioning requests.
-135 RQMRI ERR LIMITED LICENSE HTTP
License limited to only Internet requests.
-139 ERR THREAD ABORTED
During the execution of a program, the program terminated abnormally. In the MAGIC_SPECIALS section, set the ExceptionMessageBoxDisplay flag to Yes, and use debugging techniques, such as WinDbg, to find the problem.
This error has to do with the Winsock error 10093 WSANOTINITIALISED – Successful WSASTARTUP not yet performed.
-142 ERR BIND FAIL
A server module (e.g. broker or enterprise server) failed to bind to a local address, which might already be used.
-143 ERR CNCT REFUSED
A connection from a client module to a peer was refused. This can happen between almost any two modules. For example, from a requester to the broker or enterprise server, or from an enterprise server to the broker.
-149 RQTCP ERR OUT OF SOCKETS
The current module reached the maximum number of opened sockets (the default is 1000). Increase this value using the keyword Handles=NNNN in the Mgreq.ini file.
-157 RQMRG ERR AUTHENTICATION
The credentials sent from a client could not be authenticated by the server, because of an unknown user, wrong password, etc.
Status code related to spawning executable files, usually by the broker. The executable file name may be wrong, the file may be damaged, the username or password may be wrong, etc.
Memory table status codes, relevant only during the broker’s processing. (The memory tables were originally developed to manage the broker resources.)
-180 RQMRB WRN EXE NOT FOUND
The broker was requested to spawn an executable that is not listed in its [APPLICATIONS_LIST].
-181 RQMRB WRN RT NOT FOUND
The broker was requested to perform an operation on an engine that was not registered (host/port), for example to terminate an engine. If possible, reproduce the problem by setting the Log parameter to Enabled in the Mgreq.ini file.
-182 RQMRB WRN REQ NOT FOUND
The broker was requested to perform an operation on an unknown request, for example to modify its priority. If possible, reproduce the problem by setting the Log parameter to Enabled in the Mgreq.ini file.
-183 RQMRB WRN REQ NOT MATCH
The broker was requested to perform an operation on a request that does not match the requester application name. If possible, reproduce the problem by setting the Log parameter to Enabled in the Mgreq.ini file.
-185 RQMRB ERR REGISTER SERVICE
The broker failed during its initialization as a service. Reproduce the problem by setting the Log parameter in the Mgreq.ini file.
-186 RQMRB ERR REPORT SERVICE STATUS
The broker failed while reporting its status to the Service Control Manager of Windows. Reproduce the problem by setting the Log parameter in the Mgreq.ini file.
-187 RQMRB ERR CNCT REFUSED REMOTE MRB
The broker failed to connect a remote broker in order to start a remote executable ([REMOTE_APPLICATIONS_LIST]). Verify that the address of the remote broker is valid (host/port), and that a remote broker is bound to that address.
Internal status code of the broker.
The broker allows RIA floating licensing only for Magic xpa servers that are not specific to either desktop (MOBILE=N) or mobile (MOBILE=Y). Since version: 2.5
Queue limit reached. Increase the QueueMaxSize flag in the mgrb.ini file.
-200 ERR UNEXPECTED
Unexpected error. When accompanied by other error codes, please report to MSE's technical support.
-201 ERR NOT INITIALIZED
Code partitioning error. TCP/IP services were not installed. Install TCP/IP.
-203 RQLIB ERR INI FILE
An INI file could not be opened.
-204 RQCMDL ERR BAD ARGS
The command line requester could not parse its arguments. Use the help notes (displayed when activated without any argument).
-205 RQ ERR WRONG MSG SRVR
A query was requested on a middleware that does not support queries; for example, when starting the engine to serve requests from EJB.
-210 RQMRILOW ERR RECV FAIL
An internal error was caught while receiving a message from a peer. If possible, reproduce the problem by setting the Log parameter to Enabled in the Mgreq.ini file.
The size of an uploaded file from a browser to the requester exceeded the maximal size. Increase the MaxUploadKB keyword in the Mgreq.ini file in the scripts directory.
The program is not set as External. Since version: 2.3
The license is limited – the current request type is prohibited. The Single user edition does not allow Browser Client programs. Since version: 2.3
An application that started without server access, cannot access a server running in Online deployment mode. Since version: 2.4
Rich Client requests cannot be handled when the Online MDI is open. Since version: 2.3
The RIA Client version is not compatible with the server version. Since version: 2.4
If you do not want to display the text of the error to the end user, use the DisplayGenericError property.
Errors that are not listed in the documentation, such as -145, are best handled by using the log file from the Mgreq.ini file. For example, this log file can show problems that deal with resolving a host name, which is generally the cause of these errors.
It is important to distinguish between Web Server errors, which are not displayed in Magic xpa’s blue error page, and Magic xpa errors. Web Server errors might include a missing requester, insufficient rights, etc.
When you run the “Mgrqcmdl –query=log” command, DB error codes may be returned. For a list of DB codes & Winsock codes please refer to the Magic xpa Partitioning Troubleshooting Guide (pdf file).
The thread itself is terminated.
The world became mundane and ordinary, devoid of the magic that had once filled the air. People longed for the return of magic, desperate for the wonder and possibilities that it had once brought. Over time, the absence of magic became the norm. People adapted to a world without spells and enchantments, finding solace in technology and science. They discovered that they could achieve great things through their own efforts, relying on their intellect and skills rather than magic. The human spirit proved resilient, finding new ways to create beauty and achieve miracles. Yet, there remained a lingering nostalgia for the days of magic. People yearned for the sense of awe and wonder that came with witnessing something extraordinary, something beyond the realm of logic and reason. They longed for the mystery and excitement that magic brought, for the belief that anything was possible. And so, they clung to the stories and legends of old, cherishing the memories and tales of extraordinary feats. They held on to the hope that one day, magic would return, that the world would once again be filled with enchantment and wonder. They understood that even though magic may have failed, the power of imagination and the human spirit would forever endure..
Reviews for "Returning to reality: adjusting to a world without magic"
1. Samantha - 2 stars:
I was really disappointed with "When Magic Failed". The plot was just so predictable and cliché. The characters were one-dimensional and lacked depth, making it hard to connect with any of them. The writing style was also quite dull and lacked any sort of creativity. Overall, it just felt like a very generic and uninspiring read. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone looking for a captivating and original fantasy novel.
2. Joshua - 1 star:
I had high hopes for "When Magic Failed," but it turned out to be a huge letdown. The pacing was all over the place, with long stretches of nothing happening followed by rushed and confusing action scenes. The world-building was also incredibly weak, leaving many unanswered questions and gaps in the narrative. The dialogue was stilted and unrealistic, making it difficult to engage with the story or care about the characters. I regret wasting my time on this book and urge others to steer clear of it.
3. Emily - 2 stars:
"When Magic Failed" had an interesting concept, but unfortunately, the execution fell flat. The writing was sloppy, filled with grammatical errors and awkward phrasing. The plot was disjointed, jumping from one event to the next without any logical progression. The characters lacked depth and development, making it hard to invest in their stories. Additionally, the dialogue felt forced and unnatural. Overall, it felt like a rushed and poorly edited novel that failed to live up to its potential. I was left feeling unsatisfied and underwhelmed by this book.
4. Mike - 3 stars:
I didn't hate "When Magic Failed," but I certainly didn't love it either. The story had potential, but it lacked originality and failed to bring anything new to the fantasy genre. The pacing was inconsistent, with some parts dragging on while others felt rushed. The characters were fairly forgettable, and I didn't feel a strong connection to any of them. While the writing was decent, it wasn't enough to compensate for the book's other shortcomings. Overall, it was an average read that didn't leave a lasting impression on me.