NET/MASTER Messages Manual

NNM2005
Messages
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NNM2002 error_type DATA* AND VARIABLE PREFIX IN DIFFERENT LIST
POSITIONS
Cause. The VARTABLE verb specified FIELDS and VARS lists. However, the DATA*
entry in the FIELDS list was not at the same position as the corresponding variable (a
variable ending in *) in the VARS list.
error_type is ERROR:.
Effect. Compilation continues, but no executable code is produced.
Recovery. Ensure that the DATA* entry in the FIELDS list is at the same position as the
corresponding variable in the VARS list.
NNM2003 error_type GLOBAL VARIABLE USE IS ILLEGAL
Cause. Share lists in procedure calls, function calls, or the CONTROL statement cannot
contain global variables. You can access global variables without using the share list.
error_type is ERROR:.
Effect. Compilation continues, but no executable code is produced.
Recovery. Remove the global variables from the share list.
NNM2004 error_type MISSING SYMBOL AND TEXT IN %%DEFINE STATEMENT
Cause. The %%DEFINE compiler directive did not specify the symbol and the text.
The syntax is %%DEFINE symbol text.
error_type is ERROR:.
Effect. Compilation continues, but no executable code is produced.
Recovery. Correct the %%DEFINE compiler directive.
NNM2005 error_type MISSING SYMBOL IN %%UNDEFINE STATEMENT
Cause. The %%UNDEFINE compiler directive did not specify the symbol. The syntax
is %%UNDEFINE symbol.
error_type is ERROR:.
Effect. Compilation continues, but no executable code is produced.
Recovery. Correct the %%UNDEFINE compiler directive.