Spooler Utilities Reference Manual

Font Utility Messages
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Cause. The Font utility received an error from the SPOOLERCOMMAND procedure.
The value of ccc is the command number issued. The value of command-name is a
text description of the command. The value of sss is the subcommand number
issued. subcommand-name is a text description of the subcommand.
The Font utility tried to add a job, location, font, or print process that exceeded the
spooler limits for this item.
Effect. The Font utility aborts. Any font jobs created and configuration changes made
to this point remain.
Recovery. Either delete unnecessary spooler items to free up space or increase the
spooler limits. See coldstart-parameters in Appendix A, SPOOL Program.
Remove any unwanted font jobs and configuration changes. In most cases, you can
fix the script file and rerun the Font utility without undoing any configuration changes
that the Font utility made in the spooler.
Cause. The Font utility received an error from the SPOOLERCOMMAND procedure.
The value of ccc is the command number issued. The value of command-name is a
text description of the command. The value of sss is the subcommand number
issued. subcommand-name is a text description of the subcommand.
A font name that does not exist was specified in the locations section. The script-file
line number is displayed before this error message.
Effect. The Font utility aborts. Any font jobs created and configuration changes made
to this point remain.
Recovery. Make sure that the font name specified in this section matches a font name
specified in a Font directive or matches an existing spooler font name. In most cases,
you can fix the script file and rerun the Font utility without undoing any configuration
changes that the Font utility made in the spooler.
**SPOOLERCOMMAND Error :%14010 ( Cannot Add this to Tables )
**Cmd: ccc ( "command-name" ) Subcmd: sss ("subcommand-name"
)
**SPOOLERCOMMAND Error :%14011 ( Cannot find this Entry )
**Cmd: ccc ( "command-name" ) Subcmd: sss ("subcommand-name"
)