Data Transformation Engine Return Codes and Errors Reference Guide

Chapter 6 – Type Tree Analysis Type Tree Analysis Logic Error Messages
Return Code Message
L134 Reference to ‘ANY’ not allowed: COMPONENT number #
of TYPE: ‘type name’
Hint: In this case, the Type in error is a group and it is not the
root of a partitioned tree. ANY cannot be used if that component
needs to be validated. So, if that group is partitioned, you cannot
use ANY for a component up to and including the identifier (if
there is one). If that group is not partitioned, you cannot use ANY
at all.
L135 COMPONENT number # cannot reference a CATEGORY in
TYPE: ‘type name’ (because group is not
partitioned)
Hint: In this case, the Type in error is a group and it’s not the root
of a partitioned tree. A category cannot be used if the component
must be validated. So, if that group is partitioned, you cannot use
a category for a component up to and including the identifier (if
there is one). If that group is not partitioned, you cannot use a
category as a component at all.
L136 COMPONENT ‘type name’ occurs more than once in list
– TYPE: ‘type name’
Hint: Each component in the same component list must have a
unique type name. Try to make sub-types of the type name in
error and replace each non-unique component with one of the
new sub-types.
L137 COMPONENT ‘type name’ and its super-type cannot be
in same COMPONENT LIST (in TYPE: ‘type name’)
Hint: Try making another sub-type of the super-type and replace
the super-type reference with the new sub-type.
L138 COMPONENT ‘type name’ is same type as delimiter –
TYPE: ‘type name’
Hint: A component and a delimiter cannot have the same name.
You may need to add sub-types to the type name used in error to
resolve this one.
L139 COMPONENT ‘type name’ is sub-type of delimiter –
TYPE: ‘type name’
Hint: This occurs when a syntax item is used to specify a
delimiter. You can add another sub-type to the syntax item and
replace the delimiter name with the new sub-type name.