COBOL Manual for TNS and TNS/R Programs

Run-Time Diagnostic Messages
HP COBOL Manual for TNS and TNS/R Programs—522555-006
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Message List
135 (011)
Cause. The device associated with the mnemonic-name specified in an ACCEPT
statement is not a process or a terminal; or the device associated with the mnemonic-
name specified in a DISPLAY statement is not a process, terminal, operator console,
printer, or existing disk file.
Effect. The home terminal or the device specified as the EXECUTION-LOG is used
instead. If the home terminal or the device specified as the EXECUTION-LOG cannot
be used, the run unit terminates abnormally.
Recovery. Change the program to assign a proper device. Use low-level debugging to
trap changes to zero (see the Inspect Manual).
136 (013)
Cause. A file system error with a Guardian error code of nnn occurred while the
process was accepting or displaying data.
Effect. For an ACCEPT statement, the run-time library returns spaces for a
nonnumeric destination or zeros for a numeric destination, and execution continues.
For a DISPLAY statement, the requested data is not displayed, and execution
continues.
Recovery. Type ERROR nnn to see the meaning of the Guardian error; it might
indicate corrective action.
137 (016)
Cause. The program referenced in a CALL statement with identifier specified could
not be located. It must be present in the run unit or in the TNS or user library, and must
be within the scope of the CALL statement.
Effect. If the OVERFLOW or EXCEPTION clause is specified in the CALL statement,
that path is taken. If not, the run unit is terminated abnormally.
Recovery. If the program is not bound or linked into the run unit, and it should be, use
BIND or a linker to be bind or link it in with the other programs. If the value of the data
item is incorrect or the program being called is not within the scope of the called
program, correct the program.
ACCEPT or DISPLAY requested for an unsupported device
Input-output error nnn on ACCEPT or DISPLAY device
Called program not found