BASIC returns run-time error messages if an error occurs while a program is executing. BASIC diagnoses the error and indicates the program line that generated the error. Warning error messages indicate that an error has occurred, but program execution continues. In some cases, VAX BASIC re-prompts for more information or correct data. In other cases, BASIC performs the specified operation, but the results are not as expected. Fatal error messages indicate that the program has aborted. You can recover from most fatal errors by including error-handling routines in your program. Certain errors, however, are not recoverable even when error-handlers are used. In the description of these errors, they are designated as not trappable. You do not need error-handling routines to trap errors that generate warning messages.
1 – ARGDONMAT
Arguments don't match (ERR=88) The arguments in a function call do not match the arguments defined for the function, either in number or in type. Change the arguments in the function call to match those in the DEF or change the arguments in the DEF. This error cannot be trapped with a BASIC error handler.
2 – ARGTOOLAR
Argument too large in EXP (ERR=49)
The program contains:
o An argument to the EXP function larger than 88
o An exponentiation operation that results in a number greater than
1E38
Change the EXP argument to one in the valid range or reduce the size
of the exponent.
3 – ARRMUSSAM
Arrays must be same dimension (ERR=238) The program attempts to perform matrix addition or subtraction on input arrays with a different dimensions. Redimension the arrays so that the input arrays have identical dimensions.
4 – ARRMUSSQU
Arrays must be square (ERR=239) The program attempts matrix inversion (MAT INV) on an array that is not square. Redimension the array to be square before performing MAT INV.
5 – ARRTOOSMA
Array too small (ERR=197) The array you reference with a graphic statement is too small. Check the description of the graphic statement to get the minimum size requirement for an array and increase the size of the array accordingly.
6 – BADDIRDEV
Bad directory for device (ERR=1) The device directory does not exist or is unreadable. Supply a valid directory.
7 – BADRECIDE
Bad record identifier (ERR=143) The program attempted a record access that specified: o A zero or negative record number on a RELATIVE file o A null key value on an INDEXED file Change the record number or key specification to a valid value.
8 – BADRECVAL
Bad RECORDSIZE value on OPEN (ERR=148) The value in the RECORDSIZE clause in the OPEN statement is zero or greater than 16384. Change the value in the RECORDSIZE clause.
9 – CANCHAARR
Cannot change array dimensions (ERR=240) The program attempts to redimension a one-dimensional array to two dimensions or vice versa. Change the array's dimensions in the DIM statement.
10 – CANFINFIL
Can't find file or account (ERR=5) The specified file or directory is not on the device. Supply a valid file specification.
11 – CANINVMAT
Can't invert matrix (ERR=56) The program attempts to invert a singular matrix. Supply a matrix of the proper form for inversion.
12 – CANOPEFIL
Cannot open file (ERR=162) The program attempts to open a file that cannot be opened. Check the file protection or supply an access string for network file access.
13 – CORFILSTR
Corrupted file structure (ERR=29) RMS has detected an invalid file structure on disk. See your system manager.
14 – DATFORERR
Data format error (ERR=50) The program specifies a data type in an INPUT or READ statement that does not agree with the value supplied. Change the INPUT or READ statement, or supply data of the correct type.
15 – DATOVERF
Data overflow (ERR = 289) Either the keystroke retrieved by the INKEY$ function caused the type-ahead buffer to overflow or, the terminal attempted to send a valid ANSI escape sequence that did not correspond to a keystroke. Specify the DCL command SET TERMINAL/HOSTSYNC, before using the INKEY$ function. This command will prevent the type-ahead buffer from overflowing.
16 – DATTYPERR
Data type error (ERR=101) The program contains a value of incorrect data type. Change the value to the correct data type. This error cannot be trapped with a BASIC error handler.
17 – DEADLOCK
Detected deadlock while waiting for GET or FIND (ERR=193) The record your program is trying to access is currently locked on another channel or by another process. Simultaneously, your program has locked a record that the other user cannot access. The deadlock cannot be resolved. Possible solutions include: o Use the FREE statement to unlock ALL locked records o Use GET...REGARDLESS if read access is sufficient
18 – DECERR
DECIMAL error or overflow (ERR=181) The result of a DECIMAL expression is greater than or requires more precision than can be contained in the variable. Reduce the magnitude of the expression or increase the allowed digits in the DECIMAL variable.
19 – DEVHUNWRI
Device hung or write locked (ERR=14) The program attempted an operation to a hardware device that is not functioning properly or is protected against writing. Check the device on which the operation is performed.
20 – DIFUSELON
Differing use of LONG/WORD or SINGLE/DOUBLE qualifiers (ERR=229) The main and subprograms were compiled with different LONG/WORD or SINGLE/DOUBLE qualifiers. Recompile one of the programs with the same qualifier as the other. This error cannot be trapped with a BASIC error handler.
21 – DIMOUTRAN
Dimension number out of range (ERR=195) The dimension number is beyond the specified range. Change the dimensions specified with the LBOUND or UBOUND function.
22 – DIRERR
Directive error (ERR=253) A system service call resulted in an error. See the appropriate OpenVMS I/O or RMS documentation for information.
23 – DIVBY_ZER
Division by 0 (ERR=61) The program attempts to divide a value by zero. Check program logic and change the attempted division, or trap the error in an error handler.
24 – DUPKEYDET
Duplicate key detected (ERR=134) In a PUT operation to an indexed file, a duplicate key was specified, and DUPLICATES was not specified when the file was created. Change the duplicate key or re-create the file specifying DUPLICATES for that key.
25 – ECHTYPNOT
Prompt/echo type not supported (ERR=256) The specified prompt or echo type is invalid. BASIC supports only the default prompt and echo types. Do not change the prompt or echo type. If you do so, you should continue to use direct calls to VAX GKS routines rather than use BASIC input statements.
26 – ENDFILDEV
End of file on device (ERR=11) The program attempted to read data beyond the end of the file. The program can trap this error in an error handler.
27 – ENTPOINOT
Entered points not within a transformation (ERR=285) Input points are not within the viewport of a defined transformation. Issue a warning to the user to input points within the defined area. Alternatively, you can change at least one transformation to include the viewport area not defined. At the start of program execution, transformation 1 includes all of NDC space. Optionally, you can define one transformation to cover the default viewport.
28 – ERRFILCOR
Error on OPEN - file corrupted (ERR=178) The program attempted to open an invalid structure on disk. See your system manager.
29 – ERRTRANEE
ERROR trap needs RESUME (ERR=246) An error handler attempts to execute an END, SUBEND, FUNCTIONEND, or FNEND statement without first executing a RESUME statement. Change the program logic so that the error handler executes a RESUME statement before executing an END, SUBEND, FUNCTIONEND, or FNEND statement. This error cannot be trapped with a BASIC error handler.
30 – FATSYSIO_
Fatal system I/O failure (ERR=12) An I/O error has occurred in the system or Record Management Services. The last operation will not be completed. See the OpenVMS RMS documentation for RMS errors or retry the operation.
31 – FIEOVEBUF
FIELD overflows buffer (ERR=63) A FIELD statement attempts to access more data than exists in the specified buffer. Change the FIELD statement to match the buffer's size or increase the buffer's size.
32 – FILACPFAI
FILE ACP failure (ERR=252) The operating system's file handler reported an error to RMS. See the appropriate OpenVMS I/O or RMS documentation for information.
33 – FILATTNOT
File attributes not matched (ERR=160) The following attributes in the OPEN statement do not match the corresponding attributes of the target file: o ORGANIZATION o BUCKETSIZE o BLOCKSIZE o RECORDSIZE o Key number, size, position or attributes (CHANGES, DUPLICATES) o Record format Change the OPEN statement attributes to match those of the file or remove the clause.
34 – FILEXPDAT
File expiration date not yet reached (ERR=174) The program attempted to delete a file before the file's expiration date was reached. Change the file's expiration date.
35 – FILIS_LOC
File is locked (ERR=138) The program does not allow shared access and attempts to access a file that has been locked by another user, or by the system. Change the OPEN statement to allow shared access or wait until the file is released by other user(s).
36 – FLOPOIERR
Floating point error (ERR=48) A program operation resulted in a floating-point number with absolute value outside the range 10^-38 to 10^38. Check program logic or trap the error in an error handler.
37 – FNEWITFUN
FNEND without function call (ERR=73) The program executes a FNEND statement before executing a function call. Check program logic to make sure that FNEND statements are executed only in multi-line DEFs, or remove the FNEND statement. This error cannot be trapped with a BASIC error handler.
38 – ILLALLCLA
Illegal ALLOW clause (ERR=168) The value specified for the ALLOW clause (sharing) is illegal for the type of file organization. Change the ALLOW clause value.
39 – ILLARGLOG
Illegal argument in LOG (ERR=53) The program contains a negative or zero argument to the LOG or LOG10 function. Supply an argument in the valid range.
40 – ILLBYTCOU
Illegal byte count for I/O (ERR=31) A PRINT or INPUT list invoked a function that closed an I/O channel. Change the function so that it does not close the I/O channel.
41 – ILLCNTCLA
Illegal count clause (ERR=290) In a graphics statement, you specified a COUNT clause with a numeric value which exceeds the size of the array. Specify a numeric value which is less than or equal to the size of the array.
42 – ILLEXIDEF
Illegal exit from DEF* (ERR=245) A multi-line DEF* contains a branch to an END, SUBEND or FUNCTIONEND statement. Change the program logic so that the program executes the multi-line DEF's FNEND statement before executing the END, SUBEND or FUNCTIONEND statement. This error cannot be trapped with a BASIC error handler.
43 – ILLFIEVAR
Illegal FIELD variable (ERR=122) A FIELDed variable is referenced after a non-BASIC subprogram closed the file associated with that variable. This error cannot be trapped with a BASIC error handler unless the program contains OPTION HANDLE = SEVERE. Check program logic; do not reference the variable after the file has been closed.
44 – ILLFILNAM
Illegal file name (ERR=2) A file name is too long, incorrectly formatted, or contains embedded blanks or invalid characters. Supply a valid file specification.
45 – ILLILLACC
Illegal or illogical access (ERR=136)
The requested access is impossible because:
o The attempted record operation and the ACCESS clause in the OPEN
statement are incompatible.
o The ACCESS clause is inconsistent with the file organization.
o ACCESS READ or APPEND was specified when the file was created.
Change the ACCESS clause.
46 – ILLINIVAL
Illegal initial value (ERR=284) The specified initial value is beyond the range of possible values. Specify an initial value within the default range (0 through 1) or within the alternative range you optionally specified.
47 – ILLIO_CHA
Illegal I/O channel (ERR=46) The program specified an I/O channel outside the legal range. Specify I/O channels in the range 1 to 99, inclusive.
48 – ILLLINSIZ
Illegal line size (ERR=275) The specified line size is less than or equal to 0. Specify a line size value greater than 0.
49 – ILLLINSTY
Illegal line style number (ERR=274) The specified line style number is negative. Specify a valid line style value greater than zero.
50 – ILLNETOPE
Illegal network operation (ERR=190) The program tries to mix GET and PUT operations, or PRINT and INPUT operations, on a network terminal-format file. Change the file specifications to be sequential variable.
51 – ILLKEYATT
Illegal key attributes (ERR=137) An invalid combination of key characteristics is specified, either NODUPLICATES and CHANGES, or CHANGES without DUPLICATES. Change the invalid key characteristics.
52 – ILLNUM
Illegal number (ERR=52) A value supplied to a numeric variable is incorrect, for example, "ABC" and "1..2" are illegal numbers. Supply numeric values of the correct form.
53 – ILLOPE
Illegal operation (ERR=141)
The program attempts to do one of the following:
o Delete a record in a sequential file
o Update a record on a magtape file
o Transpose a matrix, or perform a matrix multiplication, with the
same array as source and destination
o Rewind a process-permanent file
o Delete a record in a read-only file
o Assign a value to a virtual array element in a read-only file
o Perform a MARGIN operation on VIRTUAL file
o Perform an invalid operation on a VIRTUAL file, for example, using
GET and PUT on a VIRTUAL file, then attempting to reference a
virtual array dimensioned on that file.
Change the illegal operation.
54 – ILLRECACC
Illogical record accessing (ERR=153) The program attempts to perform an operation that is invalid for the specified file type, for example, a random access on a sequential file. Supply a valid operation for that file type or change the file type.
55 – ILLRECFIL
Illegal record on file (ERR=142) A record contains an invalid byte count field. Use the DCL DUMP command to check the file for possible bad data.
56 – ILLRECLOC
Illegal record locking (ERR=187) The program contains an ALLOW or REGARDLESS clause on a GET statement and the file was not opened with the UNLOCK EXPLICIT clause. Either remove the ALLOW clause from the GET statement or use the EXPLICIT UNLOCK clause in the OPEN statement. This error cannot be trapped with a BASIC error handler.
57 – ILLRESSUB
Illegal RESUME to subroutine (ERR=247) While in an error handler activated by an ON ERROR GO BACK, the error handler attempts to RESUME without a line number or a label. You cannot RESUME to a line or label in any program module except the one containing the error handler. This error cannot be trapped with a BASIC error handler.
58 – ILLSWIUSA
Illegal switch usage (ERR=67) The program attempts an illegal SYS call. See the appropriate RSTS/E SYS call documentation.
59 – ILLSYSUSA
Illegal SYS(0) usage, (ERR=18) The program attempted an illegal SYS call. See the appropriate RSTS/E SYS call documentation.
60 – ILLTFFOPE
Illegal terminal-format file operation (ERR=191) The program specifies a GETRFA function on a terminal-format file. Change the file specifications to be sequential variable.
61 – ILLUSADEV
Illegal usage for device (ERR=133)
The requested operation cannot be performed because either:
o The device specification contains illegal syntax
o The specified device does not exist on your system
o The specified device is inappropriate for the requested operation
(for example, an indexed file access on magtape)
Supply the correct device type.
62 – ILLWAIVAL
Illegal wait value (ERR=192) The specified integer expression is less than 0 or greater than 255. Specify an integer expression whose value is 0 through 255.
63 – IMASQUROO
Imaginary square roots (ERR=54) An argument to the SQR function is negative. Supply arguments to the SQR function that are greater than or equal to zero.
64 – IMPERRHAN
Improper error handling (ERR=186) After an error has occurred, a program's error handler calls another program, and the called program executes an ON ERROR GO BACK statement before clearing the error with a RESUME statement. Change the program logic so that the called program clears the error condition before executing the ON ERROR GO BACK statement. This error cannot be trapped with a BASIC error handler.
65 – INDNOTFUL
Index not fully optimized (ERR=171) A record was successfully written to an INDEXED file, however, the alternate key path was not optimized. This slows record access. Delete the record and rewrite it.
66 – INTERR
Integer error (ERR=51) The program contains an integer whose absolute value is exceeds the range for the data type. Type HELP DATA_TYPES for information on valid ranges for BYTE, WORD, and LONG integers and use only integers in the valid range.
67 – INVCHASTR
Invalid character in string (ERR = 287) The program references a string that contains an invalid character. Remove the invalid character from the string.
68 – INVFILOPT
Invalid file options (ERR=139) The program has specified invalid file options in the OPEN statement. Change the invalid file options.
69 – INVKEYREF
Invalid key of reference (ERR=144) The program attempts to perform a GET, FIND, or RESTORE on an INDEXED file using an invalid KEY, for example, an alternate KEY that has not been defined. Use a valid KEY in the GET, FIND, or RESTORE statement.
70 – INVRFAFIE
Invalid RFA field (ERR=173) During a FIND or GET by RFA, an invalid record's file address was contained in the RAB. Supply a correct RFA field.
71 – IO_CHAALR
I/O channel already open (ERR=7) The program attempted to OPEN channel zero (the controlling terminal). Remove the OPEN statement; channel zero is always open.
72 – IO_CHANOT
I/O channel not open (ERR=9) The program attempted to perform an I/O operation before opening the channel. Open the channel before attempting an I/O operation to it.
73 – KEYFIEBEY
Key field beyond end of record (ERR=151) The position given for the key field exceeds the maximum size of the record. Specify a key field within the record.
74 – KEYLARTHA
Key larger than record (ERR=159) The key specification exceeds the maximum record size. Reduce the size of the key specification.
75 – KEYNOTCHA
Key not changeable (ERR=130) An UPDATE statement attempted to change a KEY field that did not have CHANGES specified in the OPEN statement. Remove the changed key field in the UPDATE statement or specify CHANGES for that key field in the OPEN statement. Note the primary key cannot be changed.
76 – KEYSIZTOO
Key size too large (ERR=145) The key length on a GET or FIND is either zero or larger than the key length defined for the target record. Change the key specification in the GET or FIND statement.
77 – KEYWAIEXH
Keyboard wait exhausted (ERR=15) No input was received during the execution of a INPUT, LINPUT, or INPUT LINE statement that was preceded by a WAIT statement. You must supply input within the specified time.
78 – LINTOOLON
Line too long (ERR=47) The program attempted to input more data than the input buffer can hold. The default input buffer size of terminal input is 132.
79 – MATDIMERR
Matrix dimension error (ERR=124) The program does one of the following: o Attempts to assign more than two dimensions to an array o Attempts to reference a one-dimensional array with two subscripts o Attempts to reference a two-dimensional array with one subscript Reduce the number of subscripts to one or two or reference the array using the correct number of dimensions. This error cannot be trapped with a BASIC error handler.
80 – MAXMEMEXC
Maximum memory exceeded (ERR=126) The program has insufficient string and I/O buffer space because its allowable memory size has been exceeded or the system's maximum memory capacity has been reached. Reduce the amount of string or I/O buffer space or split the program into two or more modules.
81 – MEMMANVIO
Memory management violation (ERR=35) The program attempted to read or write to a memory location to which it was not allowed access. If the program was compiled with /NOCHECK, it may be exceeding an array bound; recompile with /CHECK. Otherwise, check program logic. This error cannot be trapped with a BASIC error handler.
82 – MISSPEFEA
Missing special feature (ERR=66) The program attempts to use an unavailable SYS call. See the appropriate RSTS/E SYS call documentation.
83 – MOVOVEBUF
Move overflows buffer (ERR=161) In a MOVE statement, the combined length of elements in the I/O list exceeds size of the record just read. Reduce the size of the I/O list or increase the file's RECORDSIZE.
84 – NAMACCNOW
Name or account now exists (ERR=16) The program attempted to RENAME a file and a file with that name already exists. Use the KILL statement to erase the old file before using RENAME to name the new file or use a different name.
85 – NEGFILSTR
Negative fill or string length (ERR=166) A MOVE statement I/O list contains a FILL item or string length with a negative value. Change the FILL item or string length value to be greater than or equal to zero.
86 – NETOPERR
Network operation error (ERR=182) The program attempts to perform an invalid network operation, or the network software failed during a network operation. Take action based on the associated error messages.
87 – NO_CURREC
No current record (ERR=131) The program attempts a DELETE or UPDATE when the previous GET or FIND failed, or no previous GET or FIND was done. Correct the cause of failure for the previous GET or FIND, or make sure a GET or FIND was done, then retry the operation.
88 – NO_PRIKEY
No primary key specified (ERR=150) The program attempts to create an INDEXED file without specifying a PRIMARY KEY value. Specify a PRIMARY KEY.
89 – NO_ROOUSE
No room for user on device (ERR=4) No user storage space exists on the specified device. Delete files that are no longer needed.
90 – NODNAMERR
Node name error (ERR=175) A file specification's node name contains a syntax error. Supply a valid node name.
91 – NOTBASIC
Not a BASIC error (ERR=194) The error is not a BASIC error and is not mapped to an alternative BASIC error message. Use RMSSTATUS or VMSSTATUS to access the text of the error message.
92 – NOTENDFIL
Not at end of file (ERR=149) The program attempted a PUT operation on a sequential file before the last record or without opening the file for WRITE access. OPEN a sequential file with ACCESS APPEND or OPEN the file with ACCESS WRITE.
93 – NOTENODAT
Not enough data in record (ERR=59) An INPUT statement did not find enough data in one line to satisfy all the specified variables. Supply enough data in the record or reduce the number of specified variables.
94 – NOTIMP
Not implemented (ERR=250) The program attempted to use a feature that does not exist in this version of BASIC, for example, TIME(4%).
95 – NOTRANACC
Not a random access device (ERR=64) The program attempts a random access on a device that does not allow such access, for example, a PUT with a record number to a magnetic tape file. Make the access sequential instead of random or use a suitable I/O device.
96 – ON_STAOUT
ON statement out of range (ERR=58) The index value in an ON GOTO or ON GOSUB statement is less than 1 or greater than the number of line numbers in the list. Check program logic to make sure that the index value is greater than or equal to one, and less than or equal to the number of line numbers in the ON GOTO or ON GOSUB statement.
97 – ONEOR_TWO
One or two dimensions only (ERR=102) The program contains a MAT statement that attempts to assign more than two dimensions to an array. Change the number of dimensions in the MAT statement to one or two. This error cannot be trapped with a BASIC error handler.
98 – PROLOSSOR
Internal error in BASIC Run-Time library. Please submit a software problem report. (ERR = 103) A consistency check in the BASIC run-time support failed. Program execution is aborted. This error should never occur. Please submit a software problem report. This error cannot be trapped with a BASIC error handler.
99 – ONEOR_TWO
One or two dimensions only (ERR=102) The program contains a MAT statement that attempts to assign more than two dimensions to an array. Change the number of dimensions in the MAT statement to one or two.
100 – OUTOF_DAT
Out of data (ERR=57) A READ statement requested additional data from an exhausted DATA list. Remove the READ statement, reduce the number of variables in the READ statement, or supply more DATA items.
101 – PRIKEYOUT
Primary key out of sequence (ERR=158) A sequential PUT to an INDEXED file specifies a PRIMARY KEY value lower than that of the preceding record. Sort the records before using PUT on an indexed file.
102 – PRIUSIFOR
PRINT-USING format error (ERR=116) The program contains a PRINT USING statement with an invalid format string. Change the PRINT USING format string.
103 – PROC__TRA
Programmable ^C trap (ERR=28) A CTRL/C was typed at the controlling terminal. You can trap this error with an error handler.
104 – PROVIO
Protection violation (ERR=10) The program attempted to read or write to a file whose protection code did not allow the operation. Use a different file, or change the file's protection code or the attempted operation.
105 – RECALREXI
Record already exists (ERR=153) An attempted random access PUT on a relative file has encountered a pre-existing record. Specify a different record number for the PUT or delete the record.
106 – RECATTNOT
Record attributes not matched (ERR=228) A RECORDTYPE clause specifies file attributes that do not match those of the file. Change the RECORDTYPE attribute to match that of the file.
107 – RECBUCLOC
Record/bucket locked (ERR=154) The program attempts to access a record or bucket that has been locked by another program. Retry the operation.
108 – RECFILTOO
Record on file too big (ERR=157) The specified record is longer than the input buffer. Increase the input buffer's size.
109 – RECHASBEE
Record has been deleted (ERR=132) A record previously located by its Record File Address (RFA) has been deleted.
110 – RECNOTFOU
Record not found (ERR=155) A random access GET or FIND was attempted on a deleted or nonexistent record.
111 – RECNUMEXC
RECORD number exceeds maximum (ERR=147) The specified record number exceeds the maximum specified for this file. Reduce the specified record number. The maximum record number cannot be specified in BASIC; it is either a default, or it was specified by a non-BASIC program when the file was created.
112 – RECOVEMAP
RECORDSIZE overflows MAP buffer (ERR=185) The OPEN statement specifies a RECORDSIZE value larger than the size of the MAP specified in the MAP clause. Increase the size of the MAP to match the RECORDSIZE value. This error cannot be trapped with a BASIC error handler.
113 – REDARR
Redimensioned array (ERR=105) The program attempts to redimension an array to have more elements than were originally dimensioned. Change the statement that attempts the redimension or increase the original number elements.
114 – REMOVEBUF
REMAP overflows buffer (ERR=183) A REMAP statement causes the variables in the dynamic MAP to be associated with nonexistent storage. Change the REMAP statement so that all variables are associated with the storage in the MAP.
115 – REMSTRNOT
REMAP string is not static (ERR=196) You referenced a string with a REMAP statement that was not declared in COMMON or MAP. Declare the string in the COMMON or MAP statement.
116 – RESNO_ERR
RESUME and no error (ERR=104) The program either executes a RESUME statement outside of the error handling routine or calls a subprogram from the error handler and the subprogram executes an ON ERROR GO BACK statement. Check program logic to make sure that the RESUME statement is executed only in the error handler, or remove the ON ERROR GO BACK statement from the subprogram. This error cannot be trapped with a BASIC error handler.
117 – RETWITGOS
RETURN without GOSUB (ERR=72) The program executes a RETURN statement before a GOSUB. Check program logic to make sure that RETURN statements are executed only in subroutines, or remove the RETURN statement. This error cannot be trapped with a BASIC error handler.
118 – RRVNOTFUL
RRV not fully updated, (ERR=171) RMS wrote a record successfully, but did not update one or more Record Retrieval Vectors. Therefore, you cannot retrieve any records associated with those vectors. Delete the record and rewrite it.
119 – SCAFACINT
SCALE factor interlock (ERR=127) A subprogram was compiled with a different SCALE factor than the calling program. Recompile one of the programs with a scale factor that matches the other. This error cannot be trapped with a BASIC error handler.
120 – SIZRECINV
Size of record invalid (ERR=156)
The program contains a COUNT or RECORDSIZE specification that is
invalid because:
o COUNT equals zero
o COUNT exceeds the maximum size of the record
o COUNT conflicts with the actual size of the current record during
a sequential file UPDATE on disk
o COUNT does not equal the maximum record size for fixed format
records
o You specified a record size in the OPEN statement that was unequal
to the actual record size established when the file was created.
Supply a valid COUNT value in the PUT or UPDATE statement, or a valid
RECORDSIZE in the OPEN statement, whichever is applicable.
121 – STO
Stop (ERR=123) The program executed a STOP statement. Continue execution by typing CONTINUE or terminate execution by typing EXIT. This error cannot be trapped with a BASIC error handler.
122 – STRTOOLON
String too long (ERR=227) The program contains a string longer than 65535 bytes. Reduce the length of the string.
123 – SUBOUTRAN
Subscript out of range (ERR=55) The program attempts to reference an array element outside of the array's DIMENSIONed bounds. Check program logic to make sure that all array references are to elements within the array boundaries.
124 – TAPBOTDET
Tape BOT detected (ERR=129) The program attempts a rewind or backspace operation on a magtape that is already at the beginning of the file. Check program logic; do not rewind or backspace if the magtape is at the beginning of the file.
125 – TAPNOTANS
Tape not ANSI labeled (ERR=146) The program attempts to access a file-structured magtape that does not have an ANSI label. Determine the magtape's format by mounting it with the /FOREIGN qualifier and using the DCL DUMP command. You can then access it as a non-file-structured magtape.
126 – TAPRECNOT
Tape records not ANSI (ERR=128) The records in the magtape you accessed are neither ANSI D nor ANSI F format. Determine the magtape's format by mounting it with the /FOREIGN qualifier and using the DUMP DCL command.
127 – TERFORFIL
Terminal format file required (ERR=164) The program attempted to use PRINT #, INPUT #, LINPUT #, MAT INPUT #, MAT PRINT #, or PRINT USING # to access a RELATIVE, INDEXED, or VIRTUAL file. Supply a terminal-format file.
128 – TOOFEWARG
Too few arguments (ERR=97) A function call or SUB or FUNCTION statement passed fewer arguments than were defined in the DEF or subprogram. Change the number of arguments to match the number defined in the DEF or subprogram. This error cannot be trapped with a BASIC error handler.
129 – TOOMANARG
Too many arguments (ERR=89) A function call or a SUB or FUNCTION statement passed more arguments than were expected. Reduce the number of arguments. A SUB or FUNCTION statement can pass a maximum of approximately 32 arguments: a function call can pass a maximum of eight arguments. This error cannot be trapped with a BASIC error handler.
130 – TOOMUCDAT
Too much data in record (ERR=177) The user has given too many items in response to the INPUT statement. This error is only signaled for ANSI INPUT. Supply the correct number of items to the INPUT statement or change the INPUT statement.
131 – UNEFILDAT
Unexpired file date (ERR=179) The program attempts to delete a file whose expiration date has not yet passed.
132 – UNINUMNOT
Unit number is not defined for the device (ERR=282) The specified unit is a method that is not supported by the device. (The default unit is 1.) Verify the supported units for the device and specify a valid unit.
133 – VIRARRDIS
Virtual array not on disk (ERR=43) The program attempted to reference a virtual array on a non-disk device, or the virtual array is not opened as ORGANIZATION VIRTUAL. Virtual arrays must be on disk; change the file specification in the OPEN statement for this array. Open the file with ORGANIZATION VIRTUAL.
134 – VIRARROPE
Virtual array not yet open (ERR=45) The program attempted to reference a virtual array before opening the associated disk file. OPEN the disk file containing the virtual array before referencing the array.
135 – VIRBUFTOO
Virtual buffer too large (ERR=42) The program attempted to access a VIRTUAL file and the buffer size was not a multiple of 512 bytes. Change the I/O buffer to be a multiple of 512 bytes.
136 – ERR1
See BADDIRDEV
137 – ERR2
See ILLFILNAM
138 – ERR4
See NO_ROOUSE
139 – ERR5
See CANFINFIL
140 – ERR7
See IO_CHAALR
141 – ERR9
See IO_CHANOT
142 – ERR10
See PROVIO
143 – ERR11
See ENDFILDEV
144 – ERR12
See FATSYSIO_
145 – ERR14
See DEVHUNWRI
146 – ERR15
See KEYWAIEXH
147 – ERR16
See NAMACCNOW
148 – ERR18
See ILLSYSUSA
149 – ERR28
See PROC__TRA
150 – ERR29
See CORFILSTR
151 – ERR31
See ILLBYTCOU
152 – ERR35
See MEMMANVIO
153 – ERR42
See VIRBUFTOO
154 – ERR43
See VIRARRDIS
155 – ERR45
See VIRARROPE
156 – ERR46
See ILLIO_CHA
157 – ERR47
See LINTOOLON
158 – ERR48
See FLOPOIERR
159 – ERR49
See ARGTOOLAR
160 – ERR50
See DATFORERR
161 – ERR51
See INTERR
162 – ERR52
See ILLNUM
163 – ERR53
See ILLARGLOG
164 – ERR54
See IMASQUROO
165 – ERR55
See SUBOUTRAN
166 – ERR56
See CANINVMAT
167 – ERR57
See OUTOF_DAT
168 – ERR58
See ON_STAOUT
169 – ERR59
See NOTENODAT
170 – ERR61
See DIVBY_ZER
171 – ERR63
See FIEOVEBUF
172 – ERR64
See NOTRANACC
173 – ERR66
See MISSPEFEA
174 – ERR67
See ILLSWIUSA
175 – ERR72
See RETWITGOS
176 – ERR73
See FNEWITFUN
177 – ERR88
See ARGDONMAT
178 – ERR89
See TOOMANARG
179 – ERR97
See TOOFEWARG
180 – ERR98
See SYNERR
181 – ERR101
See DATTYPERR
182 – ERR102
See ONEOR_TWO
183 – ERR103
See PROLOSSOR
184 – ERR104
See RESNO_ERR
185 – ERR105
See REDARR
186 – ERR109
See WHA
187 – ERR116
See PRIUSIFOR
188 – ERR122
See ILLFIEVAR
189 – ERR123
See STO
190 – ERR124
See MATDIMERR
191 – ERR126
See MAXMEMEXC
192 – ERR127
See SCAFACINT
193 – ERR128
See TAPRECNOT
194 – ERR129
See TAPBOTDET
195 – ERR130
See KEYNOTCHA
196 – ERR131
See NO_CURREC
197 – ERR132
See RECHASBEE
198 – ERR133
See ILLUSADEV
199 – ERR134
See DUPKEYDET
200 – ERR136
See ILLILLACC
201 – ERR137
See ILLKEYATT
202 – ERR138
See FILIS_LOC
203 – ERR139
See INVFILOPT
204 – ERR141
See ILLOPE
205 – ERR142
See ILLRECFIL
206 – ERR143
See BADRECIDE
207 – ERR144
See INVKEYREF
208 – ERR145
See KEYSIZTOO
209 – ERR146
See TAPNOTANS
210 – ERR147
See RECNUMEXC
211 – ERR148
See BADRECVAL
212 – ERR149
See NOTENDFIL
213 – ERR150
See NO_PRIKEY
214 – ERR151
See KEYFIEBEY
215 – ERR152
See ILLRECACC
216 – ERR153
See RECALREXI
217 – ERR154
See RECBUCLOC
218 – ERR155
See RECNOTFOU
219 – ERR156
See SIZRECINV
220 – ERR157
See RECFILTOO
221 – ERR158
See PRIKEYOUT
222 – ERR159
See KEYLARTHA
223 – ERR160
See FILATTNOT
224 – ERR161
See MOVOVEBUF
225 – ERR162
See CANOPEFIL
226 – ERR164
See TERFORFIL
227 – ERR166
See NEGFILSTR
228 – ERR168
See ILLALLCLA
229 – ERR170
See INDNOTFUL
230 – ERR171
See RRVNOTFUL
231 – ERR173
See INVRFAFIE
232 – ERR174
See FILEXPDAT
233 – ERR175
See NODNAMERR
234 – ERR176
See NEGZERTAB
235 – ERR177
See TOOMUCDAT
236 – ERR178
See ERRFILCOR
237 – ERR179
See UNEFILDAT
238 – ERR181
See DECERR
239 – ERR182
See NETOPERR
240 – ERR183
See REMOVEBUF
241 – ERR185
See RECOVEMAP
242 – ERR186
See IMPERRHAN
243 – ERR187
See ILLRECLOC
244 – ERR189
See TOOLITDAT
245 – ERR190
See ILLNETOPE
246 – ERR191
See ILLTFFOPE
247 – ERR192
See ILLWAIVAL
248 – ERR193
See DEADLOCK
249 – ERR194
See NOTBASIC
250 – ERR195
See DIMOUTRAN
251 – ERR196
See REMSTRNOT
252 – ERR197
See ARRTOOSMA
253 – ERR227
See STRTOOLON
254 – ERR228
See RECATTNOT
255 – ERR229
See DIFUSELON
256 – ERR238
See ARRMUSSAM
257 – ERR239
See ARRMUSSQU
258 – ERR240
See CANCHAARR
259 – ERR245
See ILLEXIDEF
260 – ERR246
See ERRTRANEE
261 – ERR247
See ILLRESSUB
262 – ERR250
See NOTIMP
263 – ERR252
See FILACPFAI
264 – ERR253
See DIRERR
265 – ERR256
See ECHTYPNOT
266 – ERR257
See ILLTRANUM
267 – ERR258
See ILLPICOPE
268 – ERR259
See CLIPONOFF
269 – ERR260
See TRANOTDIF
270 – ERR261
See COLNOTCON
271 – ERR262
See ILLARESTY
272 – ERR263
See ILLTEXJUS
273 – ERR264
See ILLTEXPRE
274 – ERR265
See ILLTEXPAT
275 – ERR266
See ILLDEVID
276 – ERR267
See DEVTYPNOT
277 – ERR268
See DEVNOTOPE
278 – ERR269
See DEVOUTMET
279 – ERR270
See DEVINMET
280 – ERR272
See DEVOPEING
281 – ERR273
See COONOTNDC
282 – ERR274
See ILLLINSTY
283 – ERR275
See ILLLINSIZ
284 – ERR276
See ILLPOISTY
285 – ERR277
See ILLTEXRAT
286 – ERR278
See ILLTEXHEI
287 – ERR279
See ILLSTYIND
288 – ERR280
See ILLCOLIND
289 – ERR281
See NUMCOOINS
290 – ERR282
See UNINUMNOT
291 – ERR283
See ILLECHARE
292 – ERR284
See ILLINIVAL
293 – ERR285
See ENTPOINOT
294 – ERR287
See INVCHASTR
295 – ERR288
See STRLENZER
296 – ERR289
See DATOVERF
297 – ERR290
See ILLCNTCLA
298 – ERR291
See ILLCOLMIX
299 – ERR292
See ILLDEVNAM
300 – ERR293
See USEABOINP