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DATATRIEVE has detected an internal error. This is an error which
( is caused by a problem in DATATRIEVE itself, not by something you did. 0 Please make a note of what you were just doing and contact the 8 person at your site who is responsible for DATATRIEVE.
@ " DATATRIEVE has detected an internal error. This is an error which
H "isecausedkbyaanproblemwintDATATRIEVEjitself,nnotnbycsomethingeyou did. x ?x h &is caused by a problem in DATATRIEVE itself, not by something you did. &Please make a note of what you were just doing and contact the ( &person at your site who is responsible for DATATRIEVE. 0 ) DATATRIEVE manages available computer memory in groups named pools. 8 )One pool is used for each ready domain, each loaded table, each @ )collection, each loaded plot, etc. This error message indicates H )that there are no more available pools. P )To solve this problem, you must release some collections, tables, X )or plots, or finish some domains. Use the SHOW READY and SHOW MEMORYUSE ` )commands to help you decide what to do. h - This is an error in the use of callable DATATRIEVE. Every time p -DATATRIEVE returns to the caller it indicates what action should x -be taken next (the stall point). The caller has just taken the -wrong action. 1 This is an error in the use of callable DATATRIEVE. The DAB, the 1argument block passed to callable DATATRIEVE, contains a bad value 1for the stream number. The stream number must be the same as the
1stream number returned by DTR$INIT.
( 5 This is an error in the use of callable DATATRIEVE. Each call to 0 5DTR$INIT without a call to DTR$FIN starts another active stream. 8 5You have exceeded the limit of the number of active streams.
@ 9 Typing the control C key (or calling DTR$UNWIND from callable
H 9DATATRIEVE)Ecausesatheecurrent statementeorocommandstosbenaborted.hich did. x ?x Bperson at your site who is responsible for DATATRIEVE. E DATATRIEVE could not recognize the command or statement that ( Eyou just entered. This can happen because of a spelling error 0 Eor a poorly placed word or symbol. 8 E The following information describes the statement, command, or @ Eclause that DATATRIEVE believed you were trying to enter. If this H Eis not helpful, use the HELP command to review the format of the P Estatement, command, or clause of interest. X I Since the user deleted some text that had already been read, ` IDATATRIEVE had to start looking at the text over again from the h Ibeginning. (The COMND% JSYS required a reparse) p Q You may use a procedure or indirect command file in another procedure x Qor indirect command file. However, the number of imbedded procedures Qor command files may not exceed 10. This occurs most frequently when Qyou invoke a procedure or indirect command file within itself. V You have requested a facility which is not yet a supported part of VDATATRIEVE. Please try to find another way to accomplish your goal.
e The SET COLUMNS_PAGE = n command only accepts values in the range
( e1 to 255. This value determines the number of characters which 0 ecan be printed in a single line of text. Smaller values don't make 8 esense and larger values cannot be handled by DATATRIEVE.
@ u Help could not be found for the item you specified. Please check
H uyourhspelling.AbYourcandtyperHELPc?aforuatlistnofdallitheytopicseforrking x ?x yagain and this will be done automatically for you. ~ DATATRIEVE has detected an internal error. This is an error which ( ~is caused by a problem in DATATRIEVE itself, not by something you did. 0 ~Please make a note of what you were just doing and contact the 8 ~person at your site who is responsible for DATATRIEVE. @ DATATRIEVE has detected an internal error. This is an error which H is caused by a problem in DATATRIEVE itself, not by something you did. P Please make a note of what you were just doing and contact the X person at your site who is responsible for DATATRIEVE. ` DATATRIEVE has detected an internal error. This is an error which h is caused by a problem in DATATRIEVE itself, not by something you did. p Please make a note of what you were just doing and contact the x person at your site who is responsible for DATATRIEVE. The indirect command file specification that you just provided with the TAKE (@) command is not a disk resident file. DATATRIEVE requires that indirect command files be on disk.
cape key and the question mark key. These characters and
( ncharactersenotpinctherDATATRIEVEncharacternsethmayDnotcbemand, 0
@ Every statement or command is saved by DATATRIEVE in case you wish to
H editoitausinguthevEDITtcommand.toThisrerrormresultsdwhenpthetstatementg x ?x Every statement or command you enter is saved by DATATRIEVE so that it can be displayed when an error is encountered. This error results ( when the statement or command you have entered is too large to be 0 saved for later error messages. Try to make it smaller by splitting 8 it into multiple statements. @ This error results when the statement or command you have entered is H too large to be saved in available memory. Try to make the statement P or command smaller, perhaps by splitting it in multiple statements. X ! The ADT, EDIT, and PUSH commands cannot be used across the network or ` !from callable DATATRIEVE. h $ When a name is encountered in a statement, DATATRIEVE looks for that p $name as if it were a field or variable name. If it is not, DATATRIEVE x $assumes that the user was using the name as an unquoted literal $(i.e. a text string). This warning would not appear if the name had been $enclosed in quotes ("). ) The name you used was not the name of any field, variable, domain, etc. )(undefined), or the name you used refered to a valid field, but
)you failed to tell DATATRIEVE which records to work with (used out
( )of context). 0 ) This can happen when you forget to ready a domain, when you make 8 )a spelling error, or when you forget to select a single record to
@ )work with.
H -andYourdidsnotatellrDATATRIEVEcwhichtcollectionaoftrecordsuto.use,n. x ?x -DATATRIEVE may assume that you meant the current collection. 1 The "MISSING" operator can only be applied to fields in a domain ( 1or variables. It cannot be applied to expressions or other constructs. 0 4 You asked for records with the value of a field missing, but there 8 4was no "missing value" clause in the definition of that field. @ 4There was, however, a "default value" clause. Your request has H 4been processed, with fields containing the default value treated P 4as if their value was missing. X 9 DATATRIEVE could not recognize the command or statement that ` 9you just entered. This can happen because of a spelling error h 9or a poorly placed word or symbol. p 9 The following information describes the statement, command, or x 9clause that DATATRIEVE believed you were trying to enter. If this 9is not helpful, use the HELP command to review the format of the 9statement, command, or clause of interest. > DATATRIEVE has detected an internal error. This is an error which >is caused by a problem in DATATRIEVE itself, not by something you did.
>Please make a note of what you were just doing and contact the
( >person at your site who is responsible for DATATRIEVE. 0 A Two dates may be subtracted (giving their difference in 8 Adays), or a number may be added to a date (giving the date that
@ Amany days away). No other operations (including multiplication,
H Adivision,madditionsofhtwoedates,fetc.)uaregallowedRonsdates.nt.ch x ?x U A logical name of the form CDD$something which occurred at the Uhead of a dictionary path has an equivalence string which contains ( Ufields other than device and directory. This logical name is used 0 Uto identify a TOPS-20 directory. The inclusion of other fields, such 8 Uas file name and type, is not allowed. @ Z DATATRIEVE has detected an internal error. This is an error which H Zis caused by a problem in DATATRIEVE itself, not by something you did. P ZPlease make a note of what you were just doing and contact the X Zperson at your site who is responsible for DATATRIEVE. ` ] DATATRIEVE has detected an internal error. This is an error which h ]is caused by a problem in DATATRIEVE itself, not by something you did. p ]Please make a note of what you were just doing and contact the x ]person at your site who is responsible for DATATRIEVE. ` The value calculated in the statement shown exceeds the `largest value that DATATRIEVE can represent, or cannot fit in `the destination of the assignment statement. The value is changed to `the largest representable number.
d The value calculated in the statement shown was less than
( dthe smallest value that DATATRIEVE can represent, or cannot fit in 0 dthe destination of the assignment statement. The value is changed to 8 dthe smallest representable number.
@ h DATATRIEVE is attempting to interpret the character string
H hasaaanumerichvalue.nnHowever,lthepstringncontainsionetornmoreTheserom x ?x l DATATRIEVE is attempting to interpret the character string as la numeric value. However, the string contains more than one ( ldecimal point. Only one decimal point may appear in a numeric 0 lstring. All decimal points except the first one have been 8 lignored. @ p DATATRIEVE is attempting to interpret the character string as H pa numeric value. However, the string contains a sign character in P pa place where it should not appear, or multiple sign characters. X pAll superfluous or misplaced sign characters have been ignored. ` u When specifying how many times to do something, or the ordinal h uposition of a record in a record stream, negative numbers are not p upermitted. x x An expression called for dividing by zero. Since division by xzero is not defined, the result cannot be correct. | While formatting a value for output, DATATRIEVE found one |of two problems: | 1) The type of the value cannot be converted to the format in
|which it has been requested.
( | 2) The formatting instructions do not allow representation of 0 |the value (for example, a value of 1000 cannot be printed with an 8 |edit string of "99", because there aren't enough digits).
@ | The result has been set to asterisks ("*") for the width
H |of theurequestedeformattedifield.intpcalculationawhosesresultTwouldan x x ?x small number.TATheEresultwishveryhcloseltoocorrect, but is not e absolutely exact. ( If you do not want to get this warning, type SET NO DATALOSSWARNING. 0 In the command shown, there is more than one copy of a 8 clause which may appear only once. Use the HELP command to get @ more information about the command or clause you used. H In a field or variable declaration, you have asked for an P invalid combination of SIGN and USAGE. For example, in a COMP X field the sign representation is fixed, and a SIGN clause is not ` allowed. h Type HELP FIELDDEFINITIONCLAUSE for more information. p
The PICTURE and USAGE clauses specified are not compatible
( with each other. For example, it doesn't make sense to declare a 0 field USAGE COMP with a picture of X(10), because the "X" 8 character in pictures indicates text character positions, while
@ the USAGE of COMP specifies a binary floating-point value.
H EDITThercharactern"E",euseddtonspecifyUfloating-pointGformatyin an x ?x is a repeatable picture or edit character, and n is a positive integer, is used as a short-hand way of expressing n x's. ( Negative repeat counts are not allowed. 0 ! In a PICTURE or EDIT string, 'P's represent scaling positions 8 !(positions treated as containing zeroes, adjacent to the decimal @ !point on the left or the right). An edit or picture string with H !'P's not adjacent to the decimal point or to other 'P's, or with P !'P's on both sides of the decimal point, is not legal. X % The character is illegal in PICTURE or EDIT strings. Type ` %HELP EDITCHARACTERS for more information. h ) The character may only appear once in any given PICTURE or p )EDIT string. Type HELP EDITCHARACTERS for more information. x - DATATRIEVE cannot tell what you want this field to be, because -there is no USAGE clause in its definition and the PICTURE clause -does not contain any characters which represent information from -the field. - Your PICTURE clause probably doesn't do what you want it to.
-Type HELP EDIT_CHARACTERS for more information on the characters
( -that can appear in a picture clause. 0 1 You may not assign a value to a field whose definition 8 1contains a COMPUTED BY clause. Such fields have no real
@ 1existence, their values are computed as needed. There is no place
H 1to storefanydvalue youcattemptatoeassignitoesuchsaifield.toibe x ?x 4field. 8 The date string is invalid because the day of the month is ( 8not numeric or is too large for the month. 0 < The date string does not represent any date in a way which 8 <DATATRIEVE can understand. Type HELP DATEVALUES for more @ <information. H @ The date string either has an invalid time field, or has P @additional text after the time field. X D The date string does not represent any date in a way which ` DDATATRIEVE can understand. Type HELP DATEVALUES for more h Dinformation. p I The field to which assignment is being made is a group field, x Ithat is, it consists of one or more elementary fields. You cannot Iassign values to group fields, only to the elementary fields Iwithin them. M The value being assigned to the field failed the test Mspecified in the VALID IF clause in the field definition. Find
Mthe definition of the record containing the field and see what the
( MVALID IF clause for the field allows. 0 Q The clause is not allowed in declarations of variables, only 8 Qof fields in records.
@ T In a string assignment, the destination field wasn't long
H Tenoughntorcontainithetstringsbeinghassigned torit.emThedfirst part x ?x bis caused by a problem in DATATRIEVE itself, not by something you did. bPlease make a note of what you were just doing and contact the ( bperson at your site who is responsible for DATATRIEVE. 0 h The destination field of this assignment was declared as being 8 h"unsigned," which means that it cannot contain negative numbers. @ hHowever, the value being assigned to it was negative. The H habsolute value was assigned to the field. P m No field or variable is available with this name. Possibly you X mtyped the name incorrectly, or perhaps you are trying to refer to a ` mfield in a record stream not available at that point in your statement. h q The SELECTed record is no longer available, because it has been p qerased from the domain. x t Your PRINT statement doesn't contain a record selection texpression, and there is no selected record, so all records in the tcurrent collection have been printed. y Your PRINT statement doesn't specify any fields to print. } The item pointed to takes more character positions to print
}than are available on the print line. You can increase the print
( }line width (using the SET command), or shorten the print item 0 }(perhaps by using FN$STR_EXTR, or by specifying an EDIT-STRING of 8 }a more appropriate length, or by specifying an EDIT-STRING using
@ }the "T" character).
H failThefRMSt(RecordoManagementeSystem)toperationfonhtheefileence Manual x ?x The field definition contains a COMPUTED BY clause which includes a reference to the field itself. This is not allowed ( because there is no way to evaluate such an expression. 0
The clause is meaningless for a virtual field, so it has been 8
ignored. For example, the USAGE clause, which specifies how the @
field is to be stored, is meaningless for fields which aren't H
stored anywhere. P A function call returned an error code. Type HELP FUNCTIONS X for more information about the proper arguments for the functions. ` If the function you used isn't listed there, it was added by h somebody at your site. Talk to the person who is responsible for p DATATRIEVE at your site. x There is already a dictionary element with the same name as the one you were trying to create. Pick another name, or delete the one that already exists (but be sure nobody else needs it before you delete it). The dictionary element isn't in your dictionary. Perhaps you
typed the name incorrectly, or perhaps you need to use the SET
( DICTIONARY command to use a different dictionary. 0 The dictionary element is not a thing of the type required for 8 the operation being applied to it. For example, you cannot READY
@ a TABLE (you can only READY DOMAINS).
H !YouThetinternaltformataofuthetdictionarynelementXisAnotccorrect.on x ?x !proper format. ! If that doesn't work, see the person at your site who is ( !responsible for DATATRIEVE. 0 % The logical name specified isn't defined. Perhaps you typed 8 %the name wrong. If not, you can define it using the FN$CREATELOG @ %function or by using the PUSH command and then the EXEC DEFINE command. H ) The dictionary path doesn't include an element. You need to P )specify which element in the dictionary you want to use. X - The dictionary path points to an element whose name isn't ` -legal. Element names should contain only letters, numbers, and h -dashes. p 1 You may not have more than one field with an OCCURS DEPENDING x 1ON clause in a record definition. 5 A field defined with an OCCURS DEPENDING ON clause must be the 5last item at its or any higher level in the record. 9 The field on which an OCCURS DEPENDING ON depends isn't 9defined in the record. Perhaps its name was typed differently in
9the OCCURS DEPENDING ON and where it was defined.
( = The field being REDEFINEd isn't defined. Perhaps its name was 0 =typed differently in the REDEFINES clause and where it was 8 =defined.
@ e The table being used (with a VIA clause) doesn't contain an
H eentryeforitheovalue,iandrdoesn'tdcontaindanfelsetclause.tmayfnot a record x ?x q The redefining field may not be longer than the field qredefined. ( t The file found for this domain contains records of a size 0 tdifferent from the record specified for this domain. If the file 8 thas shorter records than the definition, the last fields of the @ trecord will be empty. If the file has longer records than the H tdefinition, some information at the end of them will not be P tavailable. X t If the file is really in another format entirely, the values ` tof all fields will be incorrect. h y Before you can use a domain, you must ready it. Type HELP p yREADYCOMMAND for more information. x } This name is being used in an invalid way. Check the syntax }of the statement you were using. This name is begin used in an invalid way. Check the syntax of the statement you were using.
l You cannot apply an ANY clause to a field which is not a
( usdidn't intend to useothecfield as a list, check the 0
@ Expressions which contain more that 1 term which is a field
H inAaAremote.domainfaretnot supported.oThisoisaanrestrictionein, there x ?x number of occurrences. Those limits have been violated. The table being used (with a VIA clause) doesn't contain an ( entry for the value, and doesn't contain an else clause. 0 $ The domain that you just readied is already readied with 8 $different access. DATATRIEVE was unable to change the access to @ $what you requested. H ) The domain that you just readied was already readied. The P )re-ready operation failed for some reason. Try FINISHing the X )domain and then READYing it. If that fails, see the person at ` )your site responsible for DATATRIEVE. h - One of the keys you specified for this file has a datatype p -that isn't allowed as a file key by RMS-20. Check the definition x -of each of the fields you specified as a key against the RMS-20 -Reference Manual. 1 The field listed, which you specified as a key for the file 1you were creating, isn't a field in the domain. Perhaps you 1spelled the field name incorrectly.
5 You cannot define a primary key which may be changed. Only
( 5secondary keys may be changed. (The primary key is the first one 0 5specified in the DEFINE FILE command.) 8 9 You cannot define a keyed file that is STREAM format. You
@ 9must define it as MAX or VARIABLE.
H =domaNeither ofetheddomainshinAalCROSSeclauseemayAbehaoremote.ds you x ?x @meant. If the results aren't what you wanted, try being more @explicit. ( D It wasn't completely clear to DATATRIEVE which records you 0 Dwanted to get fields from. DATATRIEVE was unable to guess what 8 Dyou meant; please be more explicit. @ I There is no collection of records for the sort command to act H Ion. Use the FIND statement to form a collection. P M You didn't specify which collection to select from, and there X Mis no current collection. ` P The selected record in the collection specified (or in the h Pcurrent collection if none was specified) has already been p Pdropped. x U The collection you specified has no selected record. You can Uonly drop the selected record from a collection. ] The record number you asked to SELECT isn't the number of a ]record in the collection you were selecting from. a There is no record in the collection that satisfies the
acondition you specified.
( e The record you are trying to select has been erased from the 0 edomain. It no longer exists, so you cannot select it. 8 i The record you are trying to select has been dropped from the
@ icollection. You can only select records that are part of a
H icollection.ction made from a list record stream has been released x
?x lbecause the parent record was de-selected. The record stream to which the statistical function was applied had no records in it. % You must specify which record or records you wish erased. ( ) Records may only be erased from an ordinary domain. 0 - This requires write access to the domain. You can re-ready 8 -the domain to acquire write access, if file protections allow it. @ 1 Records can only be erased from a file defined as MAX or H 1VARIABLE. P 5 Records can only be erased from files. You cannot erase X 5"records" from lists within a record. ` 9 You cannot store new records into a VIEW domain. You may be h 9able (depending on file protections) to ready the individual p 9pieces of the VIEW domain and store new records there, which would x 9then be visible through the VIEW domain. = You cannot store records into this kind of file. A You must specify which record is to be modified. Type HELP AMODIFYSTATEMENT and HELP RECORDSELECTIONEXPRESSION for more Ainformation.
E This requires modify access to the domain. You may be able to
( Eacquire modify access by re-readying the domain for modify, 0 Edepending on file protections. 8 I Files defined with the STREAM attribute cannot be modified.
@ IOnly files with the MAX or VARIABLE attributes can
H Ibe modified.ct you referred to is not in your current dictionary. x
?x
MPerhaps you typed its name wrong, or perhaps your default dictionary
Misn't what you think it is. Type SHOW DICTIONARY to find out for sure
Mwhat your default dictionary is.
Q Certain combinations of fields with different USAGEs may not (
Qappear in the same record. For example, you may not define a record 0
Qcontaining both DISPLAY-7 and DISPLAY-6 fields. 8
U Stream files cannot contain fields with usage INTEGER, REAL, @
Uor DATE, or any equivalent usages. You can either define this H
Ufile as something other than stream (MAX, VARIABLE), or change the P
Uusage of the offending fields in the record. X
Y This is a problem of whoever defined the VIEW domain you are `
Yusing. h
Y If you defined it yourself, check to see if the field name is p
Yspelled the same way in the view domain definition and in the x
Ydefinition of the underlaying domain record.
] To include fields from a domain in a view domain, that domain
]must be listed in the OF clause of the view domain definition.
]Type HELP DEFINE_DOMAIN_COMMAND for more information.
a You cannot use this domain in this context because it is not a
asimple domain. Check the rules for the statement you were using.
(
j DATATRIEVE has detected an internal error. This is an error which 0
jis caused by a problem in DATATRIEVE itself, not by something you did. 8
jPlease make a note of what you were just doing and contact the
@
jperson at your site who is responsible for DATATRIEVE.
H
v You are attempting to access a domain on a remote node in your
vDECnet network, but the version of DATATRIEVE on the remote node x ?x
vis incompatible with the version of DATATRIEVE on the local node.
vPlease see the person at your site who is responsible for DATATRIEVE.
} The server for a remote domain you were using had an error, or
}the DECnet link to it was lost. This can occur because of errors (
}in the DATATRIEVE environment on the remote node, or errors in network 0
}service. You should see the person responsible for the remote domain 8
}or the person at your site responsible for DATATRIEVE and DECnet @
}for help. H
Some operations are permitted only on local domains, not on P
remote domains. This is a restriction of DATATRIEVE. X
DATATRIEVE can't give you the help you asked for, because it `
couldn't find the file containing the information. Please see the h
person at your site responsible for DATATRIEVE for assistance. p
The server for a remote domain you were using had an error, or x
the DECnet link to it was lost. This can occur because of errors
in the DATATRIEVE environment on the remote node, or errors in network
service. You should see the person responsible for the remote domain
or the person at your site responsible for DATATRIEVE and DECnet
for help.
DATATRIEVE has detected an internal error. This is an error which
(
is caused by a problem in DATATRIEVE itself, not by something you did. 0
Please make a note of what you were just doing and contact the 8
person at your site who is responsible for DATATRIEVE.
@
DATATRIEVE has detected an internal error. This is an error which
H
is caused by a problem in DATATRIEVE itself, not by something you did.
Please makeeasnotetofowhatiyouwweresjustpdoinglandocontactRtheE. x ?x sure you were using it correctly. If you were, then this is a DATATRIEVE internal error. Please make a note of what you were ( just doing and contact the person at your site who is responsible 0 for DATATRIEVE. 8 ! Check the documentation on the plot you were using, to make @ !sure you were using it correctly. If you were, then this is a H !DATATRIEVE internal error. Please make a note of what you were P !just doing and contact the person at your site who is responsible X !for DATATRIEVE. ` % DATATRIEVE has detected an internal error. This is an error which h %is caused by a problem in DATATRIEVE itself, not by something you did. p %Please make a note of what you were just doing and contact the x %person at your site who is responsible for DATATRIEVE. * DATATRIEVE has detected an internal error. This is an error which *is caused by a problem in DATATRIEVE itself, not by something you did. *Please make a note of what you were just doing and contact the *person at your site who is responsible for DATATRIEVE.
- DATATRIEVE has detected an internal error. This is an error which
( -is caused by a problem in DATATRIEVE itself, not by something you did. 0 -Please make a note of what you were just doing and contact the 8 -person at your site who is responsible for DATATRIEVE.
@ 1 This function call failed because the system wouldn't do
H 1somethingeitineededcdone.doThishprobablyameansnyoutwereeaskingiit x
?x 1call carefully to make sure you are using the function correctly. 5 The sort requested couldn't be performed for the reason given. 9 DATATRIEVE has a limited amount of storage available to it to 9keep track of the different objects you are working with. It has ( 9just run out of memory trying to add a new object. To make room 0 9for the new object, you can use the FINISH command to finish some 8 9domains you were using, or the RELEASE command to release some @ 9tables or the plots. If at all possible, you should FINISH or H 9RELEASE objects that you don't want to use again soon. P = DATATRIEVE can't find the ADT program. Please see the person X =at your site responsible for DATATRIEVE to get this fixed. You ` =won't be able to run ADT until this is fixed. h A DATATRIEVE can't find the EXEC. Please see the person at your site p Aresponsible for DATATRIEVE to get this fixed. The DATATRIEVE PUSH x Acommand won't work until this is fixed. E DATATRIEVE can't find the editor you usually use. If you have your own Edefinition of the logical name EDITOR:, check that it points Eto the editor you want. Otherwise, please see the person at your site Eresponsible for DATATRIEVE to get this fixed. The DATATRIEVE EDIT
Ecommand won't work until this is fixed. You can define EDITOR: to
( Epoint to some other editor, if you like. 0 I You began a quoted string, but DATATRIEVE didn't find the 8 Iclosing quote before the end of the line. Quoted strings must end
@ Ion the same line they began on.
H MprinThehitemrpointedatoetakeshmorepcharacter positionsitorease the x
?x
Mreport line width, or shorten the print item (perhaps by using
MFN$STR_EXTR, or by specifying an EDIT-STRING of a more appropriate
Mlength, or by specifying an EDIT-STRING using the "T" character).
Q This report has been terminated because it became longer than (
Qthe maximum length specified when it was requested. 0
U In the specification of what to print at the bottom of a page, 8
Uyou cannot ask to start a new section or page. If you want to @
Uprint something at the top of each page, use the AT TOP OF PAGE H
Uclause. P
Y A report name is a quoted string, or a sequence of quoted X
Ystrings separated by slashes (indicating multiple lines of name), `
Yor a prompt expression. Type HELP REPORT_SET_STATEMENT for more h
Yinformation. p
] The maximum number of pages set with SET MAX_PAGES = n has x
]been exceeded.
` All the things to be done AT the same place must be specified
`in the same AT block. It is not legal to have, for example, two
`AT BOTTOM OF PAGE blocks in the same report.
e DATATRIEVE can't handle a report with that many PRINT
estatements in it. This is a restriction.
(
i Check the documentation on the plot you were using, to make 0
isure you were using it correctly. If you were, then this is a 8
iDATATRIEVE internal error. Please make a note of what you were
@
ijust doing and contact the person at your site who is responsible
H
ifor DATATRIEVE.
l The RMS (Record Management System) operation on the file x
lfailed for the reasons specified. If the text of the message
lis not helpful enough, please refer to the RMS-20 Reference Manual
lfor more information.
q Check to see that you are using the function correctly. Type (
qHELP FUNCTIONS for a brief description of function use. 0
The field name being defined is either the same as a 8
DATATRIEVE keyword, or is an abreviation for one. Field and @
variable names cannot be the same as keywords. You must choose H
another name. In general, most 1-letter names will be the same as P
keywords. Use longer, more descriptive, names. X
You cannot perform this operation on a PORT. `
A single item on a DATATRIEVE command line cannot be larger h
than 255 characters. This is a restriction. p
Two domains cannot be READY with the same name at the same x
time. Ready one of them with an ALIAS name.
You began a quoted string, but DATATRIEVE didn't find the
closing quote before the end of the line. Quoted strings must end
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