HP System Dictionary/XL Utilities Reference Manual - Part 1 SDDBD (32256-90003)

Appendix C 139
SDDBC Error Messages
Scanner/Parser Messages (4125–4199)
Scanner/Parser Messages (4125–4199)
4125 0MESSAGE: Missing close quote on a character string (SDERR 4125)
CAUSE: There is no closing quote on the character string specified.
ACTION: Insert a closing quote in the specified location.
4126 0MESSAGE: Invalid character found (SDERR 4126)
CAUSE: A character not allowed in the local language was found.
ACTION: Remove the indicated character from the command string.
4127 0MESSAGE: Name is too long (SDERR 4127)
CAUSE: The indicated name is greater than 32 characters.
ACTION: Change the name so it is less than or equal to 32 characters.
4128 0MESSAGE: Invalid character for an MPE file name (SDERR 4128)
CAUSE: The indicated character is not allowed in an MPE filename.
ACTION: Remove the invalid character from the filename.
4129 0MESSAGE: Text skipped from last error to here (SDWARN 4129)
CAUSE: Some of the input string was not processed in order to recover from the preceding
error.
ACTION: No action is needed.
4130 0MESSAGE: Unexpected token for a Value (SDERR 4130)
CAUSE: A keyword or option value was expected in the indicated position.
ACTION: Insert missing value or change existing unexpected token to a valid value.
4131 0MESSAGE: Unexpected token: possible missing semicolon or period
(SDERR 4131)
CAUSE: The token indicated is not allowed in this position.
ACTION: Review the command syntax and correct the entered command accordingly.
CAUSE: A semicolon is expected before the indicated token to separate two keyword
clauses.
ACTION: Insert a semicolon before the indicated token.
CAUSE: A comma is expected before the indicated token to separate the option value clause
from the next option value clause.
ACTION: Insert a comma before the indicated token.
CAUSE: The indicated character string contains characters not allowed in a System
Dictionary name and so must be placed within a pair of quotes.
ACTION: Place a pair of quotes around the indicated character string.