Message Class 1020 - IDL Extractor for Natural

This is an internal error.

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This is an internal error.

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This is an internal error, whereby <number> is the error given by a module with the name <name>.

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This is an internal error.

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The maximum number of parameters that can be extracted from a CALLNAT object is restricted.

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This is an internal error. See <text> for more information.

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This is an internal error.

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This is an internal error.

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The data area (PDA with the name <data-area-name>) referenced in a CALLNAT source was not found in the library of the CALLNAT source and current steplibs.

Check if the data areas referenced in the CALLNAT source are located in the library of the CALLNAT source and current steplibs.

This is an internal error.

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Natural X-Arrays with variable lower bounds cannot be mapped to Software AG IDL's Unbounded Arrays. <natural-data-type> is the original Natural data type which could not be mapped.

Examples: (A100/*:10)
          (I4/*:5)
          (A/*:100) DYNAMIC

Whenever possible, try to use X-Arrays with variable upper bounds.

The program with the name <program-name> was not found.

Check if the program exists in the current library.

1. If the replied error text is "Unable to load/locate symbol table", either

   • no object was found or

   • an object cataloged under Natural version x was accessed with Natural version y, whereby x > y. You will receive this error message if, for example, you catalog a subprogram under Natural version 4.2, move it afterwards to a Natural 4.1 environment and try to extract the IDL.

2. For all other situations, refer to <text> for more information.

For situation 1 you have probably mistyped the object or library name in the command-line interface.

For situation 2, contact Software AG support.

A Natural SYSSEC Application error with the error number <syssec-error-number> <syssec-error-text> occurred.

You can display the corresponding SYSSEC Application error and explanation if you log on to library SYSSEC in a Natural Session and enter HELP U<syssec-error-number> in the command line.

The program to extract from does not exist. If you are extracting from a remote source, it is possible that it was deleted by a different user in parallel on the remote side.

Restart the extraction from the beginning.

None.

None.

Natural 1:V arrays cannot be extracted with this version of EntireX. The term <original-natural-syntax> contains the original Natural definition.

Extract using EntireX 8.1.2 or later, where Natural 1:V arrays are supported.

You cannot extract from a program without any parameters.

None.

1. If you are extracting from a mainframe (z/OS, z/VSE, BS2000) remote side, the symbol table cannot be found or the object (program) cannot be loaded.

2. If you are extracting from a UNIX or Windows remote side, the object (program) does not exist. It is possible it was deleted by a different user in parallel on the remote side.

For situation 1: contact Software AG support. For situation 2: none.

You tried to generate a Natural RPC client and set the option to save or stow on the remote side, but no Natural library was specified in which to save or stow it.

Provide a Natural library name.

You tried to generate a Natural RPC client and set the option to save or stow on the remote side in a Natural system (prefix SYS*) library. This is not possible.

Provide a Natural library name for user programs.

You tried to generate a Natural RPC client and a generation error occurred.

Refer to <details> within the message for more information.

You tried to generate a Natural RPC client and an error occurred during access to the message collector interface. The term <error-number> contains the error occurred.

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You tried to generate a Natural RPC client and set the option stow. This may happen if the Natural program is re-generated (a second time) and is currently being edited. This might be in a different session by another user.

Close the editor or try again later.

You cannot extract from Natural arrays with fixed and variable dimensions, e.g.

• 1 mixed-v-array (A100/10,1:V)

• 1 mixed-x-array (A100/10,1:*)

These forms are not supported with Software AG RPC technology. The term <original-natural-syntax> contains the original Natural definition.

None.

You tried to re-generate a Natural RPC client (a second time) for the interface defined by the <idl-program> and a previous generated version exists.

Mark to overwrite the previous generated version and retry.

You tried to generate a Natural RPC client for the interface defined by the <idl-program>.

None. Refer to <details> within the message for more information.

You tried to generate a Natural RPC client or server and an error occurred during generation.

Refer to (<reason-code> and <reason-text>) within the message for more information.

You cannot extract, for example, if the Natural data type C (control variable) is within the interface. The data type <original-natural-syntax> is not supported with Software AG RPC technology. The term <original-natural-syntax> contains the original Natural definition.

None.

This is an internal error.

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The Natural RPC server does not support the required functionality. Refer to <server-version-details> for the current installed Natural version.

Upgrade Natural RPC server to the latest version.

The Natural RPC server does not support client-side mapping files (Natural | COBOL). Refer to <server-version-details> for the Natural version currently installed.

Upgrade Natural RPC server to the latest version.

The Natural RPC server does not support the required functionality. Refer to <server-version-details> for the Natural version currently installed.

Upgrade Natural RPC server to the latest version.

A Natural source code statement was recognized, but the use of this statement at this line and position is not allowed.

Check the Natural source code for an invalid statement at the this line, column.

Statement in the Natural source code is not supported by the Natural Extractor. See <detail information> for explanation.

Check the Natural source code for an invalid statement at the this line, column.

A Natural source code statement leads to an exception. See <text> for detailed explanation.

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You cannot extract from a program without any parameters.

None.

A /* out comment inside your Natural server is forcing IDL direction out. Natural V-arrays (syntax ...\1:V) cannot be used with direction out, because they cannot be created (instantiated) inside a Natural server. See Extracting Natural Arrays, Groups, X-Arrays and Variable Arrays.

Remove the /* out comment in your program or change it to /* in or /* inout.