Text |
Currently no object in source work area. |
Explanation |
If you issue the LIST command without any parameters, the source of the object currently residing in the source work area will be listed. However, the source work area is currently empty. |
Action |
With the LIST command, specify the name of the object to be listed. |
Text |
Input value(s) for line selection must be numeric. |
Explanation |
Only a numeric value may be specified for selected lines of a program to be listed. |
Action |
Enter a numeric value for line selection. |
Text |
Scan function for cross-reference requires scan value. |
Explanation |
The cross-reference for a value can only be evaluated if an alphanumeric constant has been specified as value. |
Action |
Enter a scan value. |
Text |
Invalid LIST subcommand. |
Explanation |
An invalid subcommand was specified for the LIST function. Use the HELP command to get an overview of valid commands. |
Action |
Enter a valid LIST subcommand. |
Text |
Cross-reference table overflow. |
Explanation |
The internal table to hold the cross-reference list can only hold up to 240 references. For the specified value, however, more references exist. |
Action |
Use a more specific value for reference. |
Text |
Line number out of range; listing will be from 1st line. |
Explanation |
A line number was specified that does not exist in the program. The LIST function will list the program from the beginning. |
Action |
Enter correct line number. |
Text |
Program terminated abnormally. |
Explanation |
In batch mode, the execution of a program was terminated abnormally. The reason for the error is displayed in the batch output list above this message. |
Action |
See reason for error in output list. |
Text |
Selected number is out of range. |
Explanation |
Only file references of file names that are displayed for selection can be referenced. The specified number is out of range. |
Action |
Enter correct selection number. |
Text |
Line number not numeric; listing will be from first line. |
Explanation |
A specification for a line number selection was not numeric. The program will be listed from the beginning. |
Action |
Enter correct number for line selection. |
Text |
Starting number greater than highest existing line number. |
Explanation |
The line number specified for positioning was greater than the highest line number existing in the program. The program will be listed from the beginning. |
Action |
Enter a correct line number. |
Text |
Selected program does not exist in specified library. |
Explanation |
The program selected by the specified program name does not exist in the specified library. |
Action |
Enter correct program name. |
Text |
Only one program can be selected for editing. |
Explanation |
The selection menu allows only one program to be selected for editing. It is possible to select multiple programs for cataloging, purging, scratching, listing, etc. |
Action |
Select only one program for editing. |
Text |
Selected number out of range for LIST PROGRAM. |
Explanation |
Only program numbers displayed on the selection menu may be selected. |
Action |
Enter valid selection number. |
Text |
The current library does not contain any source programs. |
Action |
Check program and correct error. |
Text |
The requested file description is not available. |
Explanation |
The file description which has been specified for listing does not exist. |
Action |
Check program and correct error; specify correct file name. |
Text |
Requested field name not found in DDM. |
Explanation |
The requested field name was not found in the DDM. Only the Natural field long names are recognized. |
Action |
Enter '--' to position to the top of the DDM. |
Text |
Invalid LIST FILE command. |
Explanation |
An invalid LIST FILE command was used in the split-screen editor. |
Action |
Enter '?' for help information on valid commands. |
Text |
File description listing will be truncated. |
Explanation |
The size of the DDM to be listed is too large. |
Action |
Check program and correct error. |
Text |
No scan value specified. |
Explanation |
In split-screen mode, you have to specify a value to be scanned for with the command 'S SC value', before you can enter the command 'S SC=' to repeat the scan. |
Action |
Enter correct command. |
Text |
Only local commands allowed. |
Explanation |
In this part of the application only local commands are allowed. |
Action |
Use help function on command line. |
Text |
The library was empty, no programs were purged. |
Explanation |
The PURGE command was issued for a library which does not contain any source programs. |
Action |
Check program and correct error. |
Text |
No command available for LAST command. |
Explanation |
The LAST command is used to display the command(s) that was/were issued last. However, when you issued the LAST command, there was no command issued before. |
Action |
No action required. |
Text |
The command requested with LAST is not available. |
Explanation |
With the command LAST, you have requested a specific command; however, this specific command is not available. |
Action |
Issue the command 'LAST *' for a list of the last 9 commands that have been issued. |
Text |
Invalid command selection. |
Explanation |
In the window invoked with 'LAST *', you can select commands as follows: - To execute a single command again, mark the command with any character and press ENTER; or mark the command with the cursor and press PF5. - To execute several commands, mark them with numbers in the order in which you wish them to be executed again and press ENTER; the commands will then be executed in ascending order of numbers. This error has occurred because you have used the same number twice, or have marked one of the commands with a letter instead of a number. |
Action |
Select commands correctly. |
Text |
Only 'L' or 'V' allowed as values for DO parameter. |
Explanation |
DO=L - Data to display have logical order (default). DO=V - Data to display have visual order. |
Action |
Change value for DO parameter to a valid value. |
Text |
Selection list not available for code L. |
Explanation |
The function code L lists the required objects in a selection list. The field Selection list should not be used. |
Action |
Set Selection list to 'N' for function code L. |
Text |
Object name must be '*' when a Predict set is used. |
Explanation |
When the Predict set number is defined, no objects can be defined in the field Object Name. |
Action |
Set Object Name to '*'. |