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Table 2-3 lists the system-defined condition (or error) names and the NCL error
codes that generate the error.
Table 2-3. System-Defined Condition Names and NCL Error Codes
Condition Name NCL Error Codes
ARITH_ERROR 3 and 10
ERROR All except 22 through 24, and 1793
FILE_ERROR 1793
FLUSH_ERROR 31, 59, and 60
LABEL_ERROR 16 and 17
LOADFAIL_ERROR 1, 8, 9, 12, 13, 58, and 62
LOOPING_ERROR 15
PANEL_END 7191
PANEL_ERROR 7169 through 7190
PANEL_RETURN 7192
PANEL_SKIP_PMENU 7193
PSEND_ERROR 1794
RANGE_ERROR 7
STRING_ERROR 3 and 29
TYPE_ERROR 4 through 6
Unconditional_error 22, 23, and 24
User-defined 14
VARIABLE_ERROR 32 through 49, 71, and 79
VERB_ERROR 18, 54 through 56, 64 through 67, 73, 75 through 78, 80, and 4097 through 4102
The ERROR handler traps all errors unless a more specific handler exists, with the
following exceptions:
FILE_ERROR (code 1793), for which an implicit RESUME occurs. See the
RESUME core statement described later in this section.
Unconditional_error (codes 22 through 24), for which there is no recovery. These
error codes indicate that there is an error in the error handler itself. NCL does not
recognize the names “Unconditional_error” and “User-defined” as system-defined
condition names.