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- *#ident "@(#)/usr/ccs/lib/help/de.sl 1.1 5.0 07/30/90 17678 AT&T-USO 1.3"
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- -1
- "missing -r argument"
- You must specify an SID when you are
- listed more than once in the p-file.
- -2
- "login name or SID specified not in p-file"
- Either your login name, or the SID you specified, is not
- listed in the p-file.
- You probably forgot to do a get -e, or supplied the wrong SID.
- -3
- "invalid sid in p-file"
- Get your local source code administrator to fix
- up the p-file.
- -4
- "diff failed"
- The program delta uses to determine what changed failed,
- and the delta is not made.
- Contact SCCS support personnel for further assistance.
- -5
- "internal error in delta/enter()"
- Report this to your local SCCS support personnel immediately.
- -6
- "internal error in delta/enter()"
- Report this to your local SCCS support personnel immediately.
- -7
- "internal error in delta/enter()"
- Report this to your local SCCS support personnel immediately.
- -8
- "MRs not allowed"
- You specified MRs, but the file being processed
- doesn't allow them.
- -9
- "invalid MRs"
- The MR validation program returned a non-zero
- status to delta. This indicates that one or more
- of the MRs specified are invalid.
- -10
- "MRs required"
- No MRs were specified, but the file being processed
- requires them.
- -11
- "cannot fork, try again"
- Delta could not fork to invoke the program it uses to determine
- what has changed in the SCCS file.
- This is a system problem which may go away, so try again.
- If it doesn't, report it to the system support group.
- -12
- "cannot execute ..."
- The named program, used by delta to determine what changed
- in the SCCS file, could not be executed.
- It may be unexecutable, or it may have been removed.
- Contact SCCS support personnel for further assistance.
- -13
- "... failed, re-trying, segmentation = ..."
- The named program, used by delta to determine what has changed in
- the SCCS file, has failed. The most likely cause is that the files
- to be compared by the named program are being segmented into chunks
- which are too large. Therefore, delta re-tries with smaller chunks.
- (However, the smallest chunk it will try is 500 lines. If this fails,
- it gives up hope and terminates processing of the SCCS file.)
- Do a "help de17" for more information.
- -14
- "leading SOH char in line ... of file ... not allowed"
- The ASCII character SOH (binary 001) is in the first position
- of a line. This character is not allowed in the first position
- for any line of text in an SCCS file. However, it may be used
- if it is escaped.
- -15
- "ambiguous `r' keyletter value"
- Which delta (SID) do you want to make?
- Look at the p-file, pick one, and specify
- it with the `-r' keyletter.
- -16
- When delta reads arguments from the standard input it will
- not prompt for comments or MRs, so these values must be
- supplied with the file argument.
- -17
- Because of the segmentation problem which is caused by limited system
- work space, the SCCS file that delta created may occupy an inordinate
- amount of file space. To reduce the size of the SCCS file, the user
- may want to remove the delta just created and retry when the system is
- more lightly loaded (and hopefully more work space is available).
- If no subsequent delta has been made, the procedure for doing this
- would be:
- 1. get -k s.file
- 2. rmdel -rSID s.file
- 3. get -e -g s.file
- 4. delta s.file
-
- where, of course, SID and file are specified appropriately. Also
- steps 1 and 3 may require that you specify a SID, depending on your
- situation.
-