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Clarion Help | 1988-09-26 | 12.0 KB | 259 lines |
- r FUNCKEYS
- This error can only occur in one of two ways. Either a
- CLARION program was executed which had errors in it, or
- there is a problem in the Processor or the Compiler.
- If there were no errors in the module, then this error
- should be reported to Clarion Software Corp.
- Press Enter for more or Esc to return to the Processor
- !9//!
- ifFUNCKEYS
- An attempt was made to access an invalid drive
- Press Enter for more help or Esc to return to Processor
- FFUNCKEYS
- The Processor could not find the specified program
- module to load. Check the path and/or spelling of the
- program name or the module names in the MAP structure.
- Check the program name given in any CHAIN or CALL
- statements.
- Press Enter for more or Esc to return to the Processor
- !8//!
- FFUNCKEYS
- The file name given or its key files or memo files could
- not be found. Check for spelling errors or an incorrect
- path.
- Press Enter for more or Esc to return to the Processor
- !://!!
- FUNCKEYS
- The procedure or function name specified in the MAP
- structure as being contained in a certain MODULE was
- not found in that MODULE.
- Press Enter for more or Esc to return to the Processor
- !8//!
- FUNCKEYS
- A subscript of a dimentioned (DIM) variable was
- greater than the defined maximum or equal to zero.
- Press Enter for more or Esc to return to the Processor
- !8//!
- FUNCKEYS
- The number of parameters passed to a function or procedure
- was greater than the number defined in the function or
- procedure declaration. If the procedure or function is in
- a BINARY MODULE, then the number of parameters passed must
- be exactly equal to the definition in the BINARY MODULE.
- Press Enter for more or Esc to return to the Processor
- FUNCKEYS
- A procedure (PROC) defined in a BINARY MODULE in the MAP
- structure was defined as a function in the .BIN file.
- Press Enter for more or Esc to return to the Processor
- !://!!
- FUNCKEYS
- A function (FUNC) defined in a BINARY MODULE in the MAP
- structure was defined as a procedure in the .BIN file.
- Press Enter for more or Esc to return to the Processor
- FUNCKEYS
- A parameter of a procedure or function was defined as
- EXTERNAL, but was not passed, and therefore cannot be
- assigned to or used in an expression.
- Press Enter for more or Esc to return to the Processor
- !8//!
- iFUNCKEYS
- The halt was due to an invalid numeric operation.
- Press Enter for more help or Esc to return to Processor
- FFUNCKEYS
- Data file does not match program. The file definition
- in the .DAT file is different than the file definition
- in the Clarion source(.CLA) file.
- FUNCKEYS
- A procedure or function was called from a procedure or
- function that was defined as part of an OVERLAY area,
- and this will cause the calling procedure or function
- to overlay itself.
- Press Enter for more or Esc to return to the Processor
- !8//!
- cuFUNCKEYS
- The specified path for a file was not found. Check to
- see if the specified path exists.
- Press Enter for more help or Esc to return to Processor
- !9//!
- FUNCKEYS
- The data file is in a corrupt format.
- The Processor is not able to use this data file.
- Press Enter for more or Esc to return to the Processor
- !8//!
- FUNCKEYS
- An attempt was made to access a file that was not open.
- Press Enter for more or Esc to return to the Processor
- !8//!
- FUNCKEYS
- The key files for this data file are corrupt.
- Use the Sorter to rebuild the key files.
- Press Enter for more or Esc to return to the Processor
- !8//!
- FUNCKEYS
- The maximum number of keys allowed has been exceeded.
- Reduce the number of keys for this file.
- Press Enter for more or Esc to return to the Processor
- !8//!
- ntFUNCKEYS
- An attempt was made to open more files than is allowed.
- Increase the 'files =' command in your CONFIG.SYS.
- Note: If running under a network, sometimes the network
- shell will restrict the maximum number of files
- allowed open at one time.
- Press Enter for more help or Esc to return to Processor
- !8//!
- !8FUNCKEYS
- This error occurs when global data has been changed
- and a Stream Compile was not done. This module was not
- recompiled after a change was made to the global data.
- Global data is the data declared in the PROGRAM module.
- Press Enter for more or Esc to return to the Processor
- !8//!
- FUNCKEYS
- The MODULE given in the MAP structure was not a valid
- CLARION MODULE file.
- Press Enter for more or Esc to return to the Processor
- !8//!!
- !///!
- FUNCKEYS
- The specified data file has an invalid file name.
- Check spelling or length of the given filename.
- Press Enter for more or Esc to return to the Processor
- !8//!
- FFUNCKEYS
- Key file must be rebuilt.
- FUNCKEYS
- The data file has an invalid FILE or RECORD declaration.
- Consult the source program for correction.
- Press Enter for more or Esc to return to the Processor
- !://!!
- GFUNCKEYS
- The CLARION Debugger requires the .SYM file of the
- MODULE being debugged to be in the same directory as
- loaded MODULE. The Debugger is invoked when ever a STOP
- statement is executed, the Control-Break key is pressed,
- a Breakpoint has occurred (specified in the Debugger),
- or the Trace Table is full (by setting Trace to DISPLAY
- in the debugger). If any of these conditions are true
- and the .SYM file cannot be found, this error occurs.
- It is also possible that the Debugger can't open the
- .SYM file when too many files have been opened and DOS
- refuses to open any more. If this happens the DOS ERROR:
- prompt and the message, 'Too many open files', will be
- displayed.
- Press Enter for more or Esc to return to the Processor
- !://!!
- FFUNCKEYS
- Unable to logout transaction.
- Can't write to pre-image file.
- Check free disk space.
- FUNCKEYS
- This error means that either the disk has no free space
- left, the directory is full, or an attempt to write data
- to a file that was marked read-only was made.
- Press Enter for more or Esc to return to the Processor
- !://!!
- FUNCKEYS
- A RETURN was made from a function without supplying a
- value to return. This usally occurs when a function is
- written without a RETURN statement at the end, and the
- Processor executes off the end of a function.
- Press Enter for more or Esc to return to the Processor
- !8//!
- FUNCKEYS
- The data file is already open. Files that need to be
- shared must be opened with SHARE.
- Press Enter for more or Esc to return to the Processor
- !8//!
- FUNCKEYS
- The Processor will not continue to load this module
- and the rest of the program because there are
- errors in the module, and the results of executing
- the statements in error are unpredictable.
- Press Enter for more or Esc to return to the Processor
- !8//!
- FUNCKEYS
- The file is compressed, corrupt, or not a CLARION file
- Press Enter for more or Esc to return to the Processor
- FFUNCKEYS
- No CREATE attribute on the file defintion
- and there was an attemt to CREATE the file
- g FUNCKEYS
- The file must be opened SHAREd to perform the operation
- where the Halt occured.
- Press Enter for more help or Esc to return to Processor
- !8//!
- ouFUNCKEYS
- The KEY file(s) and the DATa file are mismatched. Run
- the data file through the Sorter to rebuild the keys.
- Press Enter for more help or Esc to return to Processor
- FUNCKEYS
- An attempt was made to assign a wrong type to an external parameter
- Press Enter for more help or Esc to return to Processor
- taFUNCKEYS
- Any screen command that operates on an open screen
- requires a screen to be open.
- Press Enter for more help or Esc to return to Processor
- FFUNCKEYS
- LOGOUT ALREADY ACTIVE : Tried to do a
- LOGOUT and one was currently active.
- FUNCKEYS
- There was not enough available memory to execute the
- statement where the error occured.
- Press Enter for more or Esc to return to the Processor
- !8//!
- s FUNCKEYS
- An error has occurred which caused the Processor
- to halt execution of the named program.
- Halted at: The procedure or function name where the
- Processor halted. If the .SYM file for this
- module is found, the line number is
- displayed.
- Call From: The procedure or function name which called
- the halted at procedure. If the .SYM file
- for this module is found, the line number
- is displayed.
- Press Enter for more or Esc to return to the Processor
- !9//!
- !9//!
- !9//!!
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- HALT 3+
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