Data Definition Language (DDL) Reference Manual

DDL Messages
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Cause. The key name constructed by the DDL compiler exceeds the maximum
allowed length of a pTAL or TAL name. The DDL compiler constructs the name from
the names of each element in the name hierarchy and adds ^KEY to the end.
Effect. The DDL compiler changes the keytag literal to a pTAL or TAL comment.
Recovery. Change the names of elements in the record or reduce the number of
levels that make up this key.
Cause. You requested pTAL or TAL output for an object, but the object does not
conform to pTAL or TAL rules.
Effect. A message follows describing the pTAL or TAL error. The DDL compiler does
not write the object to the pTAL or TAL source file.
Recovery. Correct the error and recompile.
Cause. A TALBOUND or PASCALBOUND command has a value other than 0 or 1.
Effect. The TALBOUND or PASCALBOUND value does not change.
Recovery. Correct the error and recompile if necessary. TALBOUND or
PASCALBOUND affects only pTAL or TAL source output.
Cause. The next-text-id number in DICTDDF exceeded the unsigned 32-bit
range. The object text file in 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 objects from the dictionary and recompile.
Cause. You do not have write access to the dictionary.
Effect. The DDL compiler restricts dictionary access to read-only operations.
***ERROR*** TAL name literal too long- commenting out
***WARNING*** TAL OUTPUT DIAGNOSTICS:
***WARNING*** TALBOUND ot PASCALBOUND must be 0 or 1- value
not changed
***FATAL ERROR*** Text ID number exceeded maximum value in
DDF
***ERROR*** THIS DICTIONARY CANNOT BE UPDATED