CMDDES Messages 100-199
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100
ERROR: Line too long in input form
Description
A line or continued line in the input form to the command is longer than the system defined maximum of 1024 bytes.
Action
Edit your form and shorten the offending line to make it meet the restrictions of the system.
See Also
mc(1)
101
ERROR: #FORM statement appears out of sequence
Description
A #FORM statement appears in the form after a non-comment statement other than the #SERVICE statement. #FORM statements are optional, but if present must be preceded only by comments and the #SERVICE statement.
Action
Reorder the statements in your form to put the #FORM statement in the proper sequence and rerun the mask compiler.
See Also
mc(1)
102
WARN: command is an unrecognized command
Description
The command command is an unrecognized command in the UFORM language. Valid commands are #SERVICE, #FORM, and #PAGE. The offending command is ignored and the rest of the form is processed.
Action
Correct your form file and rerun the mask compiler.
See Also
mc(1)
103
ERROR: Continuation line not found
Description
The continuation line for a line ending with a backslash character was not found. The form file cannot end with a line ending in a backslash.
Action
Edit and correct your form file and rerun the mask compiler.
See Also
mc(1)
104
ERROR: Invalid argument to STATUSLINE
Description
The argument to the STATUSLINE parameter of the #PAGE statement must have a positive numeric argument. An invalid argument has been supplied for this parameter.
Action
Edit and correct your form file and rerun the mask compiler.
See Also
mc(1)
105
ERROR: keyword is an invalid keyword in a #PAGE statement
Description
keyword is an invalid keyword for the #PAGE statement line in the current form. The only supported keywords for the #PAGE statement line are STATUSLINE and FLAGS.
Action
Edit and correct your form to remove the invalid keyword from the #PAGE statement line.
See Also
mc(1)
106
ERROR: Service name svcname is too long
Description
The service name svcname is longer than the system defined maximum of 15 characters for a service name.
Action
Edit and correct your form to contain the correct service name and rerun the mask compiler.
See Also
mc(1)
107
ERROR: keyword is an invalid keyword in a #SERVICE statement
Description
keyword is an invalid keyword for the #SERVICE statement line in the current form. The only supported keyword for the #SERVICE statement line is NAME.
Action
Edit and correct your form to remove the invalid keyword from the #SERVICE statement line.
See Also
mc(1)
108
ERROR: Invalid keyword
Description
A keyword on the indicated #SERVICE, #FORM, or #PAGE statement line is not formatted correctly. All keywords must be alphanumeric identifiers beginning with a letter or an underscore (_).
Action
Edit and correct your form and rerun the mask compiler.
See Also
mc(1)
109
ERROR: Missing equals sign
Description
A keyword on the indicated #SERVICE, #FORM, or #PAGE statement line is not followed by an equals sign.
Action
Edit and correct your form and rerun the mask compiler.
See Also
mc(1)
110
ERROR: Invalid argument
Description
A keyword value on the indicated #SERVICE, #FORM, or #PAGE statement line is not formatted correctly. Keyword values must be double quoted strings or some other sequence of characters not containing blanks, tabs, or newlines.
Action
Edit and correct your form and rerun the mask compiler.
See Also
mc(1)
111
ERROR: Invalid FIRSTVAL function specification
Description
The FIRSTVAL function specification on the #FORM statement line is not formatted correctly. It must contain a function name, followed immediately by an open parentheses, '(', an optional user argument (no white space allowed, unless quoted), and a close parentheses, ')'.
Action
Edit and correct your form and rerun the mask compiler.
See Also
mc(1)
112
ERROR: FIRSTVAL user argument is too long
Description
The user argument value specified for the FIRSTVAL validation function on the #FORM statement line is longer than the system imposed maximum of 11 characters.
Action
Edit and correct your form and rerun the mask compiler.
See Also
mc(1)
113
ERROR: FIRSTVAL function name is too long
Description
The function name value specified for the FIRSTVAL validation function on the #FORM statement line is longer than the system imposed maximum of 11 characters.
Action
Edit and correct your form and rerun the mask compiler.
See Also
mc(1)
114
ERROR: Invalid LASTVAL function specification
Description
The LASTVAL function specification on the #FORM statement line is not formatted correctly. It must contain a function name, followed immediately by an open parentheses, '(', an optional user argument (no white space allowed, unless quoted), and a close parentheses, ')'.
Action
Edit and correct your form and rerun the mask compiler.
See Also
mc(1)
115
ERROR: LASTVAL user argument is too long
Description
The user argument value specified for the LASTVAL validation function on the #FORM statement line is longer than the system imposed maximum of 11 characters.
Action
Edit and correct your form and rerun the mask compiler.
See Also
mc(1)
116
ERROR: LASTVAL function name is too long
Description
The function name value specified for the LASTVAL validation function on the #FORM statement line is longer than the system imposed maximum of 11 characters.
Action
Edit and correct your form and rerun the mask compiler.
See Also
mc(1)
117
ERROR: Invalid argument to TRANMODE
Description
The argument specified for the TRANMODE keyword on the #FORM statement line is not one of the supported values. The supported values for this keyword are TRAN and NOTRAN.
Action
Edit and correct your form and rerun the mask compiler.
See Also
mc(1)
118
ERROR: Invalid argument to TRANTIME
Description
The argument specified for the TRANTIME keyword on the #FORM statement line has an invalid value. The value for this keyword must be a non-negative integer value.
Action
Edit and correct your form and rerun the mask compiler.
See Also
mc(1)
119
ERROR: Invalid argument to STATUSLINE
Description
The argument specified for the STATUSLINE keyword on the #FORM statement line has an invalid value. The value for this keyword must be a positive integer value.
Action
Edit and correct your form and rerun the mask compiler.
See Also
mc(1)
120
ERROR: Unrecognized keyword keyword in #FORM statement
Description
The indicated keyword appeared on a #FORM statement line and is not one of the supported keywords. Supported keywords include FIRSTVAL, LASTVAL, STATUSLINE, TRANMODE, and TRANTIME.
Action
Edit and correct your form and rerun the mask compiler.
See Also
mc(1)
121
ERROR: File file does not have a .m extension
Description
file does not end with the required .m extension and is not a '-' (indicating that stdin should be used as input to the mask compiler).
Action
Correct your filename and retry the mask compiler.
See Also
mc(1)
122
ERROR: Cannot start up m4
Description
The m4 preprocessor could not be invoked by mc to preprocess the users mask.
Action
Either correct your PATH setting to find m4 on your system or use the -m option to disable the use of m4 if your application does not make use of this capability.
See Also
mc(1)
123
ERROR: Cannot open file file
Description
file could not be opened by the mask compiler for processing.
Action
Correct your filename and retry the mask compiler.
See Also
mc(1)
124
ERROR: File name too big
Description
The file name for the form being compiled is longer than the system imposed maximum.
Action
Shorten your file name and retry the mask compiler.
See Also
mc(1)
125
ERROR: Cannot open output file
Description
The output file for the form being compiled could not be opened by the mask compiler for writing. The output file name is the input file name with the .m suffix changed to a .M suffix.
Action
Correct the permissions on your directory and/or on an existing .M file and retry the mask compiler.
See Also
mc(1)
126
ERROR: Service name not specified
Description
A service name was not associated with this form through a #SERVICE statement in the mask.
Action
Edit and correct your form and rerun the mask compiler.
See Also
mc(1)
128
ERROR: Maximum page count of maxpages exceeded
Description
The system imposed maximum on the number of pages in a single form has been exceeded.
Action
Edit your mask form to reduce the number of pages and rerun the mask compiler.
See Also
mc(1)
129
ERROR: Memory allocation failure
Description
An attempt to dynamically allocate memory from the operating system using malloc() failed while allocating a fielded buffer for processing the form. The occurrence of this error will cause mc to terminate processing.
Action
Ensure that the operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and the amount of memory that can be used by a process. Reduce the memory usage on the machine or increase the amount of physical memory on the machine.
If your form is exceptionally large, you may want to try reducing the size of your form and rerunning the mask compiler.
See Also
mc(1), malloc(3) in UNIX system reference manuals
130
ERROR: Too many fields on a page
Description
A page in the form has exceeded the system imposed limit on the number of distinct field areas that can exist on a single page.
Action
Edit your mask form and reduce the number of fields in use on the offending page by combining them or splitting fields into different pages.
See Also
mc(1)
131
ERROR: Default and validation machine size exceeded
Description
The form being compiled has exceeded the system imposed limit on the number of default and validation strings that may be specified on a single page in the form.
Action
Edit your form to reduce the number of default and validation fields in use and rerun the mask compiler.
See Also
mc(1)
132
ERROR: Float pool size exceeded
Description
The limit on the size of the internal system pool used to map floating point input in the users mask has been exceeded.
Action
Edit your form and reduce the use of floating point values in use and rerun the mask compiler.
See Also
mc(1)
133
ERROR: Literal pool full, mask compiler terminating
Description
The literal pool used internally in the mask compiler has been filled. This pool is 10,000 bytes in size and is used to hold images of strings in the mask being compiled.
Action
Reduce the size and/or number of strings in your mask and rerun the mask compiler. If this is not feasible, then you may need to split your mask into multiple masks to pass compilation.
See Also
mc(1)
134
ERROR: More than one flag for one group in FLAGS field
Description
More than one flag that relates to a particular attribute was specified in a FLAGS field within the mask. For example, the L, U, and P flags all relate to the TYPE attribute and only one of them may be specified at a time.
Action
Modify the mask to remove the extraneous flag specification and rerun the mask compiler.
See Also
mc(1)
135
ERROR: flag is an invalid flag
Description
flag is an invalid flag value for a mask.
Action
Correct your mask and rerun the mask compiler.
See Also
mc(1)
136
ERROR: ROW value greater than max_rows
Description
A relative ROW specification in the mask file is greater than the maximum max_rows. The maximum number of rows is by default 24 but may be overridden by the -r option on the command line.
Action
Correct your mask and rerun the mask compiler.
See Also
mc(1)
137
ERROR: ROW value greater than max_rows
Description
An absolute ROW specification in the mask file is greater than the maximum max_rows. The maximum number of rows is by default 24 but may be overridden by the -r option on the command line.
Action
Correct your mask and rerun the mask compiler.
See Also
mc(1)
138
ERROR: Syntax error in ROW field
Description
ROW parameter values must be integer numeric optionally preceded by a + or - to indicate a relative row number. A ROW specification in the current mask failed to match this specification.
Action
Correct the mask and rerun the mask compiler.
See Also
mc(1)
139
ERROR: COL value greater than max_cols
Description
A relative COL specification in the mask file is greater than the maximum max_cols. The maximum number of columns is by default 80 but may be overridden by the -c option on the command line.
Action
Correct your mask and rerun the mask compiler.
See Also
mc(1)
140
ERROR: COL value greater than max_cols
Description
An absolute COL specification in the mask file is greater than the maximum max_cols. The maximum number of columns is by default 80 but may be overridden by the -c option on the command line.
Action
Correct your mask and rerun the mask compiler.
See Also
mc(1)
141
ERROR: Syntax error in COL field
Description
COL parameter values must be integer numeric optionally preceded by a + or - to indicate a relative column number. A COL specification in the current mask failed to match this specification.
Action
Correct the mask and rerun the mask compiler.
See Also
mc(1)
142
ERROR: Number expected in MIN field
Description
A non-numeric value was specified for a MIN parameter in the mask being compiled.
Action
Correct the mask and rerun the mask compiler.
See Also
mc(1)
143
ERROR: LINES attribute set to 0 for mask field
Description
The LINES attribute for a mask field is specified as 0. LINES specifications must be either a - (indicating 1 line) or an unsigned positive integer.
Action
Correct the mask and rerun the mask compiler.
See Also
mc(1)
144
ERROR: Number expected in LINES field
Description
A non-numeric value was specified for the LINES attribute of a mask entry. LINES specifications must be either a - (indicating 1 line) or an unsigned positive integer.
Action
Correct the mask and rerun the mask compiler.
See Also
mc(1)
145
ERROR: WIDTH attribute 0 or negative for mask field
Description
The WIDTH attribute for a mask field was specified as 0 or a negative number. This attribute must be a positive integer.
Action
Correct the mask and rerun the mask compiler.
See Also
mc(1)
146
ERROR: Required flag missing in FLAGS field
Description
A flag from a required flag group has not been specified in the FLAGS attribute for a mask field. There are currently no required flag groups so this error should not occur.
Action
Contact your BEA TUXEDO system Technical Support.
See Also
mc(1)
147
ERROR: Literal field can not span multiple lines
Description
A mask field with the literal flag specified (L) has a LINES attribute that is not 1. Literal fields must be on a single line.
Action
Correct the mask and rerun the mask compiler.
See Also
mc(1)
148
ERROR: WIDTH specified for literal field
Description
A WIDTH attribute other than dash (-) was specified for a literal field in the mask. Literal fields must specify a dash for the width and allow the mask compiler to compute the width required.
Action
Correct the mask and rerun the mask compiler.
See Also
mc(1)
149
ERROR: Number expected in WIDTH field
Description
A non-numeric value was specified for the WIDTH attribute of a non-literal mask field.
Action
Correct the mask and rerun the mask compiler.
See Also
mc(1)
150
ERROR: FML field identifier fldid could not be resolved
Description
The field identifier fldid could not be resolved through the application field tables.
Action
Correct the mask and/or your field tables and rerun the mask compiler.
See Also
mc(1)
151
ERROR: Syntax error in VALUE field
Description
The syntax of a VALUE attribute in the mask is in error.
Action
Correct the mask and rerun the mask compiler.
See Also
mc(1)
152
ERROR: Memory allocation failure
Description
An attempt to dynamically allocate memory from the operating system using malloc() failed while processing the fielded buffer identifiers associated with the mask. The occurrence of this error will cause mc to terminate processing.
Action
Ensure that the operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and the amount of memory that can be used by a process. Reduce the memory usage on the machine or increase the amount of physical memory on the machine.
See Also
mc(1), malloc(3) in UNIX system reference manuals
153
ERROR: FML field identifier fldid could not be resolved
Description
The field identifier fldid could not be resolved through the application field tables.
Action
Correct the mask and/or your field tables and rerun the mask compiler.
See Also
mc(1)
154
ERROR: Row is negative
Description
The ROW specified for a mask field is negative. This is most likely due to an incorrect negative relative row specification.
Action
Correct the mask and rerun the mask compiler.
See Also
mc(1)
155
ERROR: Column is negative
Description
The COL specified for a mask field is negative. This is most likely due to an incorrect negative relative column specification.
Action
Correct the mask and rerun the mask compiler.
See Also
mc(1)
156
ERROR: Column is too big
Description
A COL specification in the mask file is greater than the maximum. The maximum number of columns is by default 80 but may be overridden by the -c option on the command line.
Action
Correct the mask and rerun the mask compiler.
See Also
mc(1)
157
ERROR: Extra fields at end of line
Description
Extra fields are specified at the end of a basic descriptor statement in the mask.
Action
Correct the mask and rerun the mask compiler.
See Also
mc(1)
158
ERROR: MIN value is greater than WIDTH value
Description
The MIN attribute value specified for a basic descriptor statement in the mask is greater than the WIDTH attribute value of the same statement.
Action
Correct the mask and rerun the mask compiler.
See Also
mc(1)
159
ERROR: keyword is an illegal keyword in an extended descriptor line
Description
The indicated keyword, keyword, is not a valid keyword for an extended descriptor statement in a mask form. The valid keywords for extended descriptor statements are HELP, ERR, DFLT, VAL, MENU, and FORMEXIT.
Action
Correct the mask and rerun the mask compiler.
See Also
mc(1)
160
ERROR: EDL line appears after a literal field description
Description
Extended descriptor statement lines are not allowed to appear after literal fields.
Action
Correct the mask and rerun the mask compiler.
See Also
mc(1)
161
ERROR: More than one edltype line for bdl
Description
A single basic descriptor statement line (bdl) has more than one of the indicated type, edltype, of extended descriptor statement lines associated with it.
Action
Correct the mask and rerun the mask compiler.
See Also
mc(1)
162
ERROR: Missing '=' on extended descriptor statement line
Description
An extended descriptor statement line is missing the required equal (=) sign following the edl statement type identifier.
Action
Correct the mask and rerun the mask compiler.
See Also
mc(1)
163
ERROR: VAL or DFLT edl contains invalid separator separator
Description
A DFLT or VAL extended descriptor statement line (edl) contains an invalid separator (separator) instead of the required colon (:).
Action
Correct the mask and rerun the mask compiler.
See Also
mc(1)
164
ERROR: More than one MENU/FORMEXIT extended descriptor line
Description
A single basic descriptor statement line (bdl) has more than one MENU or FORMEXIT extended descriptor statement lines (edls) associated with it.
Action
Correct the mask and rerun the mask compiler.
See Also
mc(1)
165
ERROR: MENU line allowed only on unprotected field
Description
MENU extended descriptor statement lines are only allowed when associated with a basic descriptor statement line describing an unprotected field.
Action
Correct the mask and rerun the mask compiler.
See Also
mc(1)
166
ERROR: Only one MENU field allowed per form
Description
Only one MENU extended descriptor statement line is allowed per form.
Action
Correct the mask and rerun the mask compiler.
See Also
mc(1)
167
ERROR: MENU or FORMEXIT statement missing value specification
Description
A MENU or FORMEXIT extended descriptor statement line is missing the value portion of one of its value=action pairs in the comma separated list. This is a violation of the syntax specified for these statements.
Action
Correct the mask and rerun the mask compiler.
See Also
mc(1)
168
ERROR: Invalid FORMEXIT value
Description
A FORMEXIT extended descriptor statement line contains a value that is not one of the permissible values, F0-F9, F11, or *.
Action
Correct the mask and rerun the mask compiler.
See Also
mc(1)
169
ERROR: Expected '=' in MENU/FORMEXIT list
Description
A MENU or FORMEXIT extended descriptor statement line contains a value that was not followed by the required equal sign (=).
Action
Correct the mask and rerun the mask compiler.
See Also
mc(1)
170
ERROR: Invalid MENU/FORMEXIT type type
Description
A MENU or FORMEXIT extended descriptor statement line contains a type type that is not one of the permissible values (F, f, S, s, C, c, A, or a).
Action
Correct the mask and rerun the mask compiler.
See Also
mc(1)
171
ERROR: Expected ':' in MENU/FORMEXIT line missing
Description
A MENU or FORMEXIT extended descriptor statement line is missing the required colon (:) separator in the argument portion of the value=argument specification.
Action
Correct the mask and rerun the mask compiler.
See Also
mc(1)
172
ERROR: Invalid action type type
Description
A MENU extended descriptor statement line has an invalid action type indicated in the suboption field for a value that has indicated action, 'A' or 'a', in the option field.
Action
Correct the mask and rerun the mask compiler.
See Also
mc(1)
173
ERROR: value not recognized on this edl line
Description
The extended descriptor statement line value value is not allowed for the extended descriptor statement type on which it is specified.
Action
Correct the mask and rerun the mask compiler.
See Also
mc(1)
174
ERROR: Mask value value is too large for processing
Description
The mask value value is too large to be processed. The mask must be changed to reduce the size of the indicated value.
Action
Correct the mask and rerun the mask compiler.
See Also
mc(1)
175
ERROR: val is an illegal numeric range
Description
While parsing a validation line, a non-numeric value was found for a numeric range.
Action
Correct the syntax error and re-compile the mask.
See Also
mc(1)
176
ERROR: val is an illegal integer range
Description
While parsing a validation line, a non-numeric or decimal value was found for a integer range.
Action
Correct the syntax error and re-compile the mask.
See Also
mc(1)
177
ERROR: val is an illegal regular expression
Description
While parsing a validation line, an invalid value was found for a regular expression validation. The valid syntax is specified by _gp_recomp(3).
Action
Correct the syntax error and re-compile the mask.
See Also
mc(1), _gp_recomp(3)
178
ERROR: val is an illegal literal
Description
While parsing a validation line, an invalid value was found for a literal value.
Action
Currently, this error is never printed (the program prints another error and exits first).
See Also
mc(1)
179
ERROR: val is an illegal function declaration
Description
While parsing a validation line, an invalid function declaration was found.
Action
Correct the syntax error and re-compile the mask.
See Also
mc(1)
180
ERROR: val is an illegal date description
Description
While parsing a validation line, an invalid date description was found.
Action
Correct the syntax error and re-compile the mask.
See Also
mc(1)
181
ERROR: No arguments were expected on this edl since there was no colon
Description
The extended definition line did not have a tag followed by a colon but did have additional information on the line.
Action
Correct the syntax and re-compile the mask.
See Also
mc(1)
182
ERROR: Too few arguments on edl. val is the minimum
Description
The extended definition line did not have enough information.
Action
Correct the syntax and re-compile the mask.
See Also
mc(1)
183
ERROR: Too many arguments on edl. val is the maximum
Description
The extended definition line had too much information.
Action
Correct the syntax and re-compile the mask.
See Also
mc(1)
184
ERROR: lseek failed..aborting
Description
An input/output error occurred while processing the mask. The program will exit.
Action
Contact your BEA TUXEDO system Technical Support.
See Also
mc(1)
186
ERROR: READING LINE number OUT OF SPACE
Description
An attempt dynamically to allocate memory from the operating system failed while processing a form in pic_uform. Additional information about the problem is printed as part of the message.
Action
Make sure the operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and the amount of memory that can be used by a process. Reduce the memory usage on the machine or increase the amount of physical memory on the machine.
187
ERROR: line val -Inconsistent line length in multi-line field
Description
An error occurred while processing a multi-line field. The length of the lines is not consistent.
Action
Correct the line lengths to be consistent.
See Also
pic_uform(1)
188
ERROR: line val -multi-line field not terminated
Description
An error occurred while processing a multi-line field. The field was not properly terminated.
Action
Correct the termination.
See Also
pic_uform(1)
189
ERROR: program: could not open filename
Description
The specified input file could not be opened for reading.
Action
Check the file that it exists and that you have read permission.
See Also
udfk(1)
191
ERROR: program: line lineno...keyword is too long
Description
A syntax error occurred while parsing the input file. The specified keyword is too long. It must be less than or equal to 9 characters in length.
Action
Correct the syntax and re-run the command.
See Also
udfk(1)
192
ERROR: program: line lineno..keyword is a nonexistent code
Description
A syntax error occurred while parsing the input file. The specified keyword is not recognized.
Action
Correct the syntax and re-run the command.
See Also
udfk(1)
199
ERROR: mcdis: Could not open file
Description
The file file could not be processed by mcdis. This error can occur for a number of reasons. The most common reasons are that the environment variable MASKPATH is not set correctly or the file name is specified incorrectly. The error can occur also if the mask file has been corrupted.
Action
Correct your MASKPATH setting and/or filename if necessary and rerun the mask disassembler. If these things do not correct the problem, the mask may be corrupted and you may need to regenerate it before it can be used.
See Also
mcdis(1)
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