NET/MASTER Messages Manual

NNM1004
Messages
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NNM1002 NCL PROCEDURE procname IN LIBRARY libname IS A FUNCTION
Cause. A procedure was started, and the NCL file was found, but the top-level routine
was defined as a function, not a procedure.
procname is the name of the NCL file that caused the problem.
libname is the name of the library containing the file.
Effect. The function is not executed.
Recovery. If the specified name is incorrect, specify the correct name. Otherwise,
change the FUNCTION core statement that is in the top-level routine to a
PROCEDURE core statement.
NNM1003 CANNOT ALLOCATE NCLID
Cause. An NCL procedure was started but a unique ID could not be allocated to the
new NCL process. This can only occur when all IDs from 1 through 999999 are
already allocated.
Effect. The NCL procedure is not executed.
Recovery. Try again later. You can use the SHOW NCL command to see if any of the
NCL processes can be terminated. You can use the FLUSH command to terminate an
NCL process.
NNM1004 NCLID nclid : filename lineno ERROR errname CODE errcode
Cause. An NCL process was terminated due to an error condition.
nclid is the ID of the NCL process that failed.
filename is the name of the file containing the error.
lineno is the line number where the error occurred.
errname is the name of the error (for example, LOADFAIL_ERROR).
errcode is the NCL error code.
Effect. The NCL process is terminated.
Recovery. Use the information in the message to determine the appropriate action to
take. Correct the cause of the error and restart the NCL procedure.