FastSort Manual

FastSort Error Messages
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Numeric List of Programmatic Messages
Recovery. Report the internal error number returned with this FastSort error code to
your service provider. The high-order word of the error-code parameter returned by
SORTERRORSUM and SORTERRORDETAIL contains the internal error number.
Cause. A DEFINE with the reserved name “_SORT_DEFAULTS” was created, but is
not of class SORT.
Recovery. Delete the DEFINE and optionally recreate it as a SORT DEFINE.
Cause. SORTPROG has not been SQL licensed.
Recovery. FUP LICENSE SORTPROG. You must have the super ID (user ID
255,255) to license a program. For more information on the FUP LICENSE command,
see File Utility Program (FUP) Reference Manual.
Cause. You used a logical DEFINE name for an input file, output file, or the scratch
file.
Recovery. Use the actual file names for an input, output, or scratch file. Do not use a
DEFINE name.
Cause. The DEFINE name you specified was not valid.
Recovery. Specify a valid DEFINE name.
Cause. The DEFINE CLASS must be SORT.
Recovery. Specify CLASS SORT in your SORT DEFINEs.
Cause. Unacceptable DEFINE name encountered, attribute missing, or error from
procedure call.
Recovery. Check that a valid DEFINE name was specified.
Cause. DEFMODE must be on to activate DEFINEs.
99 DEFAULT DEFINE IS NOT OF CLASS SORT.
100 SORTPROG MUST BE SQL LICENSED.
101 LOGICAL NAMES NOT ALLOWED.
102 INVALID OR NON-EXISTENT USER-SPECIFIED DEFINE NAME.
103 USER-SPECIFIED DEFINE IS NOT OF CLASS SORT.
104 ERROR OCCURRED WHILE ACCESSING A SORT DEFINE.
105 DEFINE HAS BEEN SPECIFIED BUT DEFMODE IS OFF.