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
Recovery. Before running this program again, verify that the DEFINE in the
environment is correct or correct the file’s record description.
219 (098)
Cause. A BLOCKLEN attribute in a DEFINE command that refers to a file contains
more than 6 digits, is not correctly formed, is negative, is omitted for tapes specified
with LABEL RECORDS STANDARD, is greater than the record length when BLOCK
CONTAINS is not specified, or does not match file File Definition.
Effect. The OPEN statement is unsuccessful with I-O status code “90.”
Recovery. Before running this program again, verify that the DEFINE in the
environment is correct or correct the file description.
220 (099)
Cause. A FILESEQ attribute in a DEFINE command that refers to a file contains more
than 4 digits, is not correctly formed, is negative, or does not match that specified in
the MULTIPLE FILE TAPE clause.
Effect. The OPEN statement is unsuccessful with I-O status code “90.”
Recovery. Before running this program again, verify that the DEFINE in the
environment is correct or correct the file’s MULTIPLE FILE TAPE clause.
221 (100)
Cause. A DEVICE attribute in a DEFINE command that refers to a file does not start
with a dollar sign ($) or backslash (\) or is not alphabetic.
Effect. The OPEN statement is unsuccessful with I-O status code “90.”
Recovery. Before running this program again, verify that the DEFINE in the
environment is correct.
222 (101)
Cause. A request to get DEFINE information failed with Guardian error nnn.
Effect. The OPEN statement is unsuccessful with I-O status code “90.”
Wrong or missing BLOCKLEN attribute
Wrong or missing FILESEQ attribute
Wrong or missing DEVICE attribute
A DEFINE procedure failed with error nnn