NET/MASTER Messages Manual

NCL Error Codes
NCL Error Codes
106159 Tandem Computers Incorporated 3–3
38. A variable name was evaluated at run time but the resultant name contained
invalid characters.
39. The evaluation of a variable name at run time required more buffers than were
available. You may have used a complicated name that contains complex and nested
components. NCL guarantees three levels of nesting.
40. A variable name was evaluated at run time but an “&(” was encountered without
a matching “)”.
41. A variable name was evaluated at run time but a numeric segment was
encountered between two &s (a middle segment) of a complex variable name. If a
middle segment starts with a simple numeric variable name, a suffix starting with a
nonnumeric character must be appended.
42. A variable name was evaluated during panel preparsing but the syntax of the
resultant name was not correct.
43. A complex variable name was encountered that started with a nested variable
name.
44. A variable name was evaluated at run time but a set of {}s were encountered in the
middle of a resultant name. {}s can only appear at the end of a variable name or
segment.
45. A variable name was evaluated at run time but a nonnumeric value was
encountered within a set of {}s. The value within {}s must be numeric.
46. A temporary memory shortage was encountered.
47. An attempt was made to access a system variable that did not exist.
48. An attempt was made to modify the value of a system variable that cannot be
updated.
49. A variable name was evaluated at run time to a system variable name that did not
exist.
50. A required parameter was not provided.
51. Two mutually exclusive parameters were found.
52. An operand was found to be given an invalid value.
53. An expression was evaluated and a list of variables was expected. However, the
value of the expression was found to be null.
54. A VARTABLE GET verb using an IGEN or GEN option was issued but found that
the specified key was numeric. IGEN or GEN is not applicable to numeric keys.
55. A VARTABLE verb was issued but the number of data fields specified for an entry
in a vartable exceeded the number defined. The number of data fields allowed for an
entry in a vartable is specified through the VARTABLE ALLOC verb that defined the
vartable.