Data Definition Language (DDL) Reference Manual

DDL Messages
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A-41
Cause. The number in a LINECOUNT number command is not a positive integer.
Effect. The line count is unchanged.
Recovery. Correct number and recompile if necessary.
Cause. A literal name you used as a key in a record definition written to a pTAL or
TAL source file exceeds the pTAL or TAL limit on name size.
Effect. The DDL compiler changes the literal name to a comment.
Recovery. Shorten the key name and recompile.
Cause. A TALCHECK command found that a literal name used as a key in a record
definition to be written to a pTAL or TAL source file exceeds the pTAL or TAL limit on
name size.
Effect. The DDL compiler does not do anything.
Recovery. If you want the DDL compiler to write the record definition to a pTAL or
TAL source file without changing the literal name to a comment, shorten the key name
and recompile.
Cause. An object to be written to a FORTRAN source file contains both LOGICAL 2
and LOGICAL 4 data types.
Effect. The DDL compiler does not write the object containing different LOGICAL data
types to the FORTRAN source file.
Recovery. Correct the error and recompile; rebuild the dictionary if necessary.
***WARNING*** LINECOUNT is not a legalk positive integer-
value not changed
***WARNING*** Literal too long, commenting out literal for
key key-value
***WARNING*** Literal too long for key key value
***ERROR*** Logical type mixing not supported by FORTRAN-
object-name