Data Definition Language (DDL) Reference Manual

DDL Messages
Data Definition Language (DDL) Reference Manual—529431-004
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Cause. The next-obj number in DICTDDF exceeds the unsigned 32-bit range. The
dictionary is full and no more objects can be added.
Effect. The DDL compiler closes the dictionary and source code files and stops
processing.
Recovery. Delete some objects from the dictionary and recompile.
Cause. An OUTPUT UPDATE or SHOW USE OF statement does not include a
keyword to specify an object type; the DDL compiler assumes the object is a definition.
Effect. The DDL compiler attempts to execute the statement for a definition.
Recovery. If the object is not a definition, specify the object type and resubmit the
statement.
Cause. You requested FORTRAN output for a constant, token code, token map, or
token type.
Effect. The DDL compiler does not generate FORTRAN code for the object.
Recovery. You can generate source code for these objects in C, COBOL, Pascal,
TACL, or TAL.
Cause. The field you specified in the DEPENDING ON phrase of an OCCURS clause
is not defined.
Effect. The DDL compiler rejects the object.
Recovery. Define the field referenced in the DEPENDING ON phrase and recompile.
Cause. The field specified in the DEPENDING ON phrase of an OCCURS clause is
not a numeric data type.
Effect. The DDL compiler rejects the object.
***FATAL ERROR*** Object number exceeded maximum value in DDF
***WARNING*** Object type not specified- DEF assumed
***WARNING*** Object type not supported in FORTRAN-
object-name
***ERROR*** OCCURS DEPENDING element not found
***ERROR*** OCCURS DEPENDING element not integer numeric