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— Messages and Codes —

Natural System Error Messages 1751-1800

NAT1751: Argument(s) to a preprocessor directive are missing or invalid.

Text	Argument(s) to a preprocessor directive are missing or invalid.
Expl.	The Natural Preprocessor encountered a source line which is a directive, but one of the mandatory arguments is missing or has an invalid format o value.

NAT1752: The directives "if","else", or "end-if" do not properly match up.

Text	The preprocessor directives "if", "else", or "end-if" do not properly match up.
Expl.	The Natural Preprocessor encountered a source line which is one of the conditional directives "else" of "end-if", but the corresponding "if" directive is missing, or the end of the source while an "end-if" directive is missing.

NAT1753: The requested preprocessor function is unknown.

Text	The requested preprocessor function is unknown.
Expl.	A Natural Preprocessor function was called with an invalid subfunction number.

NAT1754: A preprocessor fct argument is missing or has an invalid format.

Text	A preprocessor fct argument is missing or has an invalid format.
Expl.	A Natural Preprocessor function was called with one of the mandatory arguments missing or with an invalid format.

NAT1755: An argument to a preprocessor function has an invalid value.

Text	An argument to a preprocessor function has an invalid value.

NAT1756: The specified preprocessor memory buffer already exists.

Text	The specified preprocessor memory buffer already exists.
Expl.	An attempt was made to create a Natural Preprocessor memory buffer with a number which is already in use by another memory buffer.

NAT1757: The specified preprocessor memory buffer does not exist.

Text	The specified preprocessor memory buffer does not exist.
Expl.	An attempt was made to reference a Natural Preprocessor memory buffer with a number which does not exist.

NAT1770: Too many search keys were selected. Additional keys ignored.

Text	Too many search keys were selected. Additional keys ignored.
Expl.	SQL only: Only five search keys can be selected. Initially all elementary fields are in the search key list. The user has to select the search keys from the list.

NAT1771: No search key has been selected.

Text	No search key has been selected.
Expl.	SQL only: All fields have been removed from the search key list.

NAT1772: Creation of object view :1: failed. Error :2:.

Text	Creation of object view :1: failed. Error :2:.
Expl.	An internal error occurred while creating the object view :1:.

NAT1773: Object view info module :1: is not valid. Error :2:.

Text	Object view info module :1: is not valid. Error :2:.
Expl.	An internal error has occurred while accessing the object view info module :1:.

NAT1774: Version of object view info :1: is not valid.

Text	Version of object view info :1: is not valid.
Expl.	It is not possible to read the object view info module with the current version of Natural.
Actn.	Recreate the object view.

NAT1775: Object view name :1: already used in info module :2:.

Text	Object view name :1: already used in info module :2:.
Expl.	An object view"s name must be unique.
Actn.	Change the object view name or the info module"s name so that there is a one-to-one correspondence between object view name and info module name.

NAT1776: SQL table name is required.

Text	SQL table name is required.
Expl.	An SQL table name is necessary for this function.

NAT1777: No object view selected.

Text	No object view selected.
Expl.	An object view is necessary for the selected frame.
Actn.	Create a new object view if none exists.

NAT1778: A value <= 0 has been entered for the parameter "max. objects".

Text	A value <= 0 has been entered for the parameter "max. objects".
Expl.	Only values > 0 are allowed for this parameter.

NAT1779: Module :1: already exists in another object view.

Text	Module :1: already exists in another object view.
Expl.	One or more modules exist in another object view. All module names listed in object view info modules must be unique.
Actn.	Change the module name(s) and/or the info module name so that the list of module names is unique for the object view.

NAT1780: Object view :1: does not exist.

Text	Object view :1: does not exist.
Expl.	The object view name which has been entered does not exist in one of the available libraries.
Actn.	Select one of the existing object views.

NAT1781: DDM :1: does not contain descriptor fields.

Text	DDM :1: does not contain descriptor fields.
Expl.	It is not possible to define an object view based on a DDM which does not contain at least one descriptor field. Reason: the object view needs a search key which has to be a descriptor field.
Actn.	Change the DDM definition or use another DDM.

NAT1782: DDM contains superdescriptors without descriptor information.

Text	DDM contains superdescriptors without descriptor information.
Expl.	The DDM contains superdescriptors without descriptor information. These superdescriptors are not available as search keys. The descriptor information is needed to get the component fields of the superdescriptor.
Actn.	Use a DDM which contains the descriptor information for superdescriptors.

NAT1783: Object view name is not unique.

Text	Object view name is not unique.
Expl.	The object view contains a field which has the same name as the object view.
Actn.	Change the object view name.

NAT1790: A generated dialog was executed without the application shell.

Text	A generated dialog was executed without the application shell.
Expl.	The dialog was generated with the frame gallery and requires the application shell to execute.
Actn.	Start the dialog after starting the application shell.

NAT1800: Parameter mismatch in PROCESS GUI statement.

Text	Parameter mismatch in PROCESS GUI statement.
Expl.	The number of parameters specified in a PROCESS GUI statement does not match the expected number.
Actn.	Check program syntax against documentation syntax. In most cases, the specified action requires more parameters than expected.

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