Receiving return code of zero from tperrordetail()

Hello,
We have tuxedo services calling webservices via SALT - which have run successfully for years. We are looking into our logs recently and we are seeing intermitant errors which we are trying to analyze. The error text we receive is:
"TPESYSTEM - internal system error"
Upon examining the returned buffer, it is empty.
Trying to get more info, we have used tperrordetail() but this is giving a return code of zero.
What would be the next step we should take to narrow this down? Our OPS people are not seeing anything unusual on the network.
Thank you.
Faith Rolfsen

Unintended posting made on the Japanese site. moving my question to the English Site.

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