Data Transformation Engine Return Codes and Errors Reference Guide

Chapter 6 – Type Tree Analysis Type Tree Analysis Logic Error Messages
Return Code Message
L165 INITIATOR ‘type name’ is same type as terminator –
TYPE: ‘type name’
Hint: An initiator and a terminator cannot have the same name.
You may need to add sub-types to the type name used in error
and replace both the initiator and terminator names to refer to
the new sub-types.
L166 INITIATOR ‘type name’ is sub-type of terminator –
TYPE: ‘type name’
Hint: This occurs when a syntax item is used to specify both an
initiator and a terminator. You can add another sub-type to the
syntax item and replace the terminator name with the new sub-
type name.
L167 INITIATOR ‘type name’ is super-type of terminator –
TYPE: ‘type name’
Hint: This occurs when a syntax item is used to specify both an
initiator and a terminator. You can add another sub-type to the
syntax item and replace the initiator name with the new sub-type
name.
L168 INITIATOR ‘type name’ is same type as release
character – TYPE: ‘type name’
Hint: This occurs when a syntax item is used to specify both an
initiator and a release character. You can add sub-types to the
syntax item and replace both the initiator name and the release
character name with a new sub-type name.
L169 INITIATOR ‘type name’ is sub-type of release
character – TYPE: ‘type name’
Hint: This occurs when a syntax item is used to specify both an
initiator and a release character. You can add another sub-type to
the syntax item and replace the release character name with the
new sub-type name.
L170 INITIATOR ‘type name’ is super-type of release
character – TYPE: ‘type name’
Hint: This occurs when a syntax item is used to specify both an
initiator and a release character. You can add another sub-type to
the syntax item and replace the initiator name with the new sub-
type name.