Text |
Length of record to be sorted exceeds 10240 bytes. |
Explanation |
The total length of the record to be sorted must not exceed
10240 bytes.
Note: The fields written to sort storage are not only
those fields specified in the SORT statement, but all
database fields and user-defined variables defined
before the SORT statement. |
Action |
Ensure that the sort record does not exceed 10240 bytes. |
Text |
Storage overflow while creating format buffers. |
Explanation |
An overflow condition has occurred in the buffer used to store format buffers which define the fields to be read from the database. |
Action |
Reduce the number of files or number of fields referenced from the database, reduce the program size, or ask your Natural administrator if the USIZE parameter value can be increased. |
Text |
Storage overflow at execution time. |
Explanation |
Storage overflow while creating a loop-table entry. |
Action |
Divide program into segments using 'structured programming' techniques. |
Text |
Too many <MOVE ' ' TO variable> in program. |
Explanation |
The program contains too many <MOVE ' ' TO variable> statements. |
Action |
Replace the statements with <RESET variable>. |
Text |
Natural Nucleus does not support old object code. |
Explanation |
Only Natural objects cataloged/stowed with a version supported by this Natural Runtime version can be processed. |
Action |
Catalog/stow the Natural object with a newer Natural version. |
Text |
Generation of record buffer failed. Reason code <RC>. |
Explanation |
The maximum size of a view depends on the database which is used.
During the generation of a database statement, the following error
situation occurred.
RC - description:
4 - For ADABAS/VSAM access statements record buffer size (view size)
exceeds the maximum of 64K (Mainframe/ OpenVMS/ UNIX/ Windows).
8 - For DB2/SQL access statements the record buffer size (view size)
exceeds the maximum of 32K (Mainframe) |
Action |
Reduce the size of the corresponding view. |
Text |
Insufficient space for WRKSIZE to process SORT statement. |
Explanation |
The processing of the SORT statement requires the WRKSIZE buffer whose size is specified with the NTSORT/SORT profile parameter. Either WRKSIZE has been set to zero or its value exceeds the available space in the current thread/partition/region/task (where thread refers to the Natural thread). In case of a Natural thread the overflow size OVSIZE is also exceeded or could not be allocated. |
Action |
Either decrease WRKSIZE, or start Natural in a larger thread/partition/ region/task, or increase OVSIZE. |
Text |
... incompatible to mainframe version ... (see ...). |
Explanation |
The statement/keyword used is not compatible with the corresponding mainframe version of Natural. You can avoid this error by setting the compatibility switch referred to in the error message (e.g., the profile parameter V41MFCOMP=ON/OFF). |
Action |
Use only compatible statements/keywords, or switch off the compatibility switch. |
Text |
Return code ... from ... user exit .... that caused Natural to discontinue program execution. |
Explanation |
The user exit detected a condition that prevented the completion of the operation. The condition has been indicated to Natural by means of a return code. The return code is specific to the user exit. Natural program execution has been terminated. |
Action |
Contact your Natural administrator or the author of the specified user exit. |
Text |
Error ... in ... .... |
Explanation |
An error occurred in a statement of a copycode. This message is added to the initial error to show the object and line of the INCLUDE statement. In case of nested INCLUDEs, the message is added for each INCLUDE level. The messages can be displayed with the system command LASTMSG. Example: Program MAIN includes copycode COPYC at line 100. COPYC calls subprogram SUB1 at line 200. SUB1 does not exists. - Initial error message: COPYC 0200 NAT0923 Invalid program call (Callnat Program SUB1/... - Additional error message: MAIN 0100 NAT0917 Error 923 in Copycode COPYC. |
Action |
Check program and correct error. |
Text |
ESCAPE (TOP) not allowed in ON ERROR or AT block. |
Explanation |
This error may be caused by one of the following: 1. An ESCAPE statement was used to exit from a currently active ON ERROR block. However, an ON ERROR block must be exited with a FETCH, STOP, TERMINATE or RETRY statement. 2. An ESCAPE TOP statement was used within one of the following conditions: - AT BREAK - AT START OF DATA - AT END OF DATA |
Action |
Correct error in program. |
Text |
Too many parameters used. |
Explanation |
For some statements, the number of parameters which can be specified is limited. For example, there is a limit for the CALL statement and the system functions *MINVAL and *MAXVAL. |
Action |
Reduce the number of parameters. |
Text |
Program ... cannot be loaded ... |
Explanation |
The specified external subprogram could not be loaded dynamically or located statically for one of the following reasons: - For dynamic subprograms only: The program was not contained in the load libraries currently defined to Natural. - There was not enough storage available for the dynamic loading of the subroutine. Check the operating system return code supplied. - The limit for the number of user subroutines to be dynamically loaded was exceeded. - Under Com-plete, the thread into which the program was to be loaded was too small. - For static subprograms only: The program is not defined in NATPARM by the 'CSTATIC' parameter or not linked to the NATPARM module. |
Action |
Ensure that the subroutine is contained in a library available or linked to Natural. Contact your Natural administrator concerning the setting of the Natural parameters 'CDYNAM' or 'CSTATIC'. |
Text |
Maximum call level reached. |
Explanation |
Natural supports calls to other Natural objects up to level 99. Whenever a Natural object invokes another Natural object (e.g. via CALLNAT, INPUT MAP, PERFORM, FETCH RETURN), the level counter *LEVEL is incremented by one. When *LEVEL exceeds 99, this error is issued. This error usually occurs when an object calls itself recursively. |
Action |
Check program and correct error. |
Text |
Buffer pool not active. |
Explanation |
Natural requires an active buffer pool manager. |
Action |
Contact your Natural administrator. |
Text |
Invalid program call (:1: :2: :3:/:4:/:5:/:6:). |
Explanation |
The Natural object :3: (of type :2:, loaded from library :4:, database :5:, file number :6:) cannot be invoked by statement or command :1:. |
Action |
Invoke Natural objects by the appropriate statements/commands. |
Text |
Command invalid in this context (:1: :2: :3:). |
Explanation |
The command :1: is invalid for object :3: of type :2:. |
Action |
Consult the documentation and try again. |
Text |
GDA signature conflict. |
Explanation |
This error occurs if a program references a global data area (GDA) which was recataloged with a changed GDA structure. If a GDA structure is changed, all objects which reference the GDA must also be cataloged. |
Action |
Check the program structure and recatalog. When running on a mainframe platform, you may use the profile parameter RECAT=ON. RECAT=ON is not possible for programs cataloged with the Natural Optimizer Compiler. |
Text |
Compile option GDASC mismatch. |
Explanation |
This error occurs if a program referencing a global data area (GDA) is cataloged with compile option GDASC=ON and the GDA was cataloged with compile option GDASC=OFF. |
Action |
Check the program structure and catalog with compile option GDASC=OFF, or recatalog the GDA with compile option GDASC=ON. |
Text |
FETCH RETURN statement rejected by Natural Security. |
Explanation |
A program called via a FETCH RETURN statement is security protected and, therefore, cannot be called from another Natural program. |
Action |
Contact your Natural or Natural Security administrator. |
Text |
Program can only be executed from a SYS* library. |
Explanation |
This program is security protected and can only be executed from a SYS* library. (SYSTEM is not treated as a SYS* library.) |
Action |
Log on to the correct library. |
Text |
Program cannot be executed in batch mode. |
Explanation |
An attempt was made to execute in batch mode a program that contains online functions/features. |
Action |
Execute the program in interactive mode. |
Text |
Program cannot be executed online. |
Explanation |
An attempt was made to execute in interactive mode a program that contains functions/features only available in a batch mode environment. |
Action |
Execute the program in batch mode. |
Text |
CMSYNIN job control definition is missing. |
Explanation |
In batch mode execution, the DD statement for the definition of the main command and source input for Natural is missing. No commands can be read. |
Action |
Specify definition for the CMSYNIN file in the job control. |
Text |
Program version error. |
Explanation |
The executing program has been recataloged by another user between screen I/Os (that is, it is possible that the program has been stowed by a second user while a first user is still using it). |
Action |
Contact your Natural administrator. |
Text |
GDA time-stamp conflict. |
Explanation |
This error occurs if a program references a global data area (GDA) which was recataloged or a GDA that has been moved from another environment after the program has been cataloged. Also the program that references the GDA could have been moved from a different environment into the current one causing a GDA time-stamp conflict. If a GDA is cataloged again, all objects which reference the GDA must also be cataloged again. |
Action |
Check the program structure and recatalog if necessary, or use the the compile option GDASC=ON. On a mainframe platform, you may consider setting the profile parameter RECAT=ON. |
Text |
GDA conflict ... active ... structure ... . |
Explanation |
There are two reasons for this error: a) GDA names differ: A Natural object attempted to use a GDA which is different from the one already in use. This is allowed only for CALLNAT and FETCH. b) GDA names are identical: A Natural object attempted to use block(s) in a GDA in a way which conflicts with the blocks already in use. |
Action |
Compare GDA usage in the object which was being called with the object which created the current structure of the active GDA. The structure creation object is shown behind the word 'structure'. |
Text |
Conflicting number of parameters (:1: :2:/:3:/:4:/:5:). |
Explanation |
The number of parameters defined in object :2: (of type :1:, loaded from library :3:, database :4:, file number :5:) does not correspond to the number of parameters used to invoke the object. |
Action |
Check program and correct error. |
Text |
Format/length conflict in parameter :1: (:2: :3:/:4:/:5:/:6:). |
Explanation |
The parameter defined at position :1: in object :3: (of type :2:, loaded from library :4:, database :5:, file number :6:) does not match the format/length of the corresponding parameter used to invoke it. The following conditions must be met: - The formats must be equal. - The lengths must be equal. - The precisions must be equal. |
Action |
Check program and correct error. |
Text |
Wrong array defined in param. :1: (:2: :3:/:4:/:5:/:6:). |
Explanation |
The array defined as parameter at position :1: in object :3: (of type :2:, loaded from library :4:, database :5:, file number :6:) does not match the array or array range used as corresponding parameter to invoke it. The following conditions must be met: - The ranks must be equal. - The occurrences of each dimension must be equal. This error also occurs if a 3GL routine calls a subprogram, and the subprogram's PDA specifies a variable array range (1:V). |
Action |
Check program and correct error. |
Text |
Prot. param. :1: used as target field (:2: :3:/:4:/:5:/:6:/). |
Explanation |
The parameter defined at position :1: in object :3: (of type :2:, loaded from library :4:, database :5:, file number :6:) is used as a target operand. However, this parameter is protected: it is a constant, or it has the attribute (AD=ON), and must not be modified. |
Action |
Check program and correct error. |
Text |
Natural editor is not linked and cannot be loaded. |
Explanation |
The Natural editor modules are not linked and cannot be loaded. |
Action |
Contact your database administrator. |
Text |
This terminal command is not supported. |
Explanation |
Terminal commands for screen paging cannot be used under every TP monitor. |
Action |
Enter a valid command. |
Text |
Invalid size for screen-paging system file. |
Explanation |
A screen-paging command was entered, but the size of the system file used for screen paging was '0', which means that no screens can be stored. |
Action |
Restart Natural session with valid size for screen-paging system file. |
Text |
Invalid use of hardcopy facility. |
Explanation |
The Natural hardcopy facility is only available under the TP monitor Com-plete. |
Action |
Enter a valid Natural command. |
Text |
Screen paging open function failed. |
Action |
Check the status of the screen-paging system file. |
Text |
Screen paging record overflow. |
Explanation |
An attempt was made to write to the screen-paging system file a record which was larger than the screen page size. |
Action |
Increase the size of the physical terminal buffer. |
Text |
Screen paging write failed. |
Explanation |
An error occurred during an attempt to write a screen to the screen-paging system file. |
Action |
Check the status of the screen-paging system file. |
Text |
Screen paging read failed. |
Explanation |
An error occurred during an attempt to read a screen from the screen-paging system file. |
Action |
Check the status of the screen-paging system file. |
Text |
Limit of ... concurrent sessions exceeded for user .... |
Explanation |
The maximum number of concurrent sessions allowed for the user as indicated in the message has been exceeded. |
Action |
Reduce the number of concurrent sessions. |
Text |
Abnormal end due to unhandled LE condition .... |
Explanation |
During the execution of an LE (IBM Language Environment) subprogram, an error condition has occurred. As no condition handler was active in the subprogram to handle the error, control has been passed to the Natural LE condition handler, which calls LE services to write an LE snap dump to CEEDUMP and to issue more detailed LE error messages. |
Action |
Check the LE error condition, the messages and the snap dump to find out the reason of the error. If necessary, correct the LE subprogram. |