UEBP - UEDIT Utility

The terminal user requested that the work SD file be loaded with the contents of a specific member. The number of lines in this member exceeds the capacity of the SD work file as presently allocated. '$1' is the current capacity of the SD work file.

The present work file is deleted and one with capacity for twice as many logical records is allocated. The loading process is then retried.

No action is necessary. To eliminate excess allocation and loading of the SD work file, specify the work file size large enough to contain the member. The maximum work file size that may be specified is 32000 statements.

The terminal user requested an I/O operation on a UEDIT library. The specified library is presently in use by another terminal user or batch job and is not available for use.

The program waits for the terminal operator's response.

The UEDIT session may be terminated by depressing the CLEAR key, causing a return to the UEDIT menu.

Use the RECOVER function to resume full screen editing.

Use of the ENTER key when this message appears causes a retry of the I/O operation. If the library is still unavailable, the message will reappear.

Specifying WAIT in response to this message causes UEDIT to wait for the library to become available,at which time the operation will be retried. The WAIT option may be aborted at local terminals with an attention interrupt (RESET/ENTER), which will return to the above message.

The UEDIT utility has been unable to load the library table UEDTB1. This table is used to define the relation between LIBIDs and DSNs.

The utility terminates.

Notify the Com-plete system programmer of this error condition.

Ensure the module UEDTB1 has been cataloged.

The current contents of the SD work file have been successfully written to the specified member.

None, informational only.

The UEDIT utility appends the 'almost full' warning when it detects that the data set is nearing capacity and should be compressed.

This message is output when UEDIT detects the defined escape character in the first column of the input member.

The escape facility (immediate commands) is switched off.

To activate the immediate command feature, change the escape character using the SET command.

The terminal operator has requested a SAVE operation and at least one of MEMBER, LIBID, DSN or VOLSER has been changed since the member was read into the SD work file.

UEDIT waits for the terminal operator's response.

The SAVE may be aborted by pressing the CLEAR key or continued by pressing ENTER.

This message is output during session initialization when UEDIT discovers a valid SD work file.

UEDIT waits for the terminal operator's response.

The edit session may be aborted by pressing the CLEAR key, in which case the SD file remains intact and the edit session can be recovered or continued by pressing ENTER, in which case the SD file is destroyed.

This message is output during recovery of an SD work file.

UEDIT waits for the terminal operator's response.

The edit session may be aborted by pressing the CLEAR key, in which case the SD file remains intact, and can be recovered later or continued by pressing ENTER.

Self-explanatory message.

The terminal operator has requested a SAVE operation and at least one of MEMBER, LIBID, DSN or VOLSER has been changed since the member was read into the SD work file. Furthermore, the resulting member already exists. $1 indicates when it was saved. $2 indicates who (userID) saved it.

UEDIT waits for the terminal operator's response.

The SAVE may be aborted by pressing the CLEAR key or continued by pressing ENTER.