MPE/iX Miscellaneous Errors [ HP ALLBASE/4GL Developer Reference Manual Vol. 2 ] MPE/iX 5.0 Documentation
HP ALLBASE/4GL Developer Reference Manual Vol. 2
MPE/iX Miscellaneous Errors
These errors are caused by problems with the MPE/iX file system. Some of
these errors are fatal and cause HP ALLBASE/4GL to abort the current
application.
This appendix does not list all the MPE/iX errors. If you need further
information about MPE/iX errors, consult the appropriate MPE/iX reference
manual.
19000 HP ALLBASE/4GL data error - Access to file <file
name> has failed
Error type message. This error is caused by an
MPE/iX or HP ALLBASE/4GL file system problem that
has been detected by the HP ALLBASE/4GL data
manager.
19002 File: <file name> does not exist
Error type message. Check the name, group, and
account that you have specified for the application
data file.
19009 Invalid file number for: <file name>
Abort type message. This error indicates a problem
with the HP ALLBASE/4GL file system. It should be
documented and reported to HP.
19013 Access permission denied to file: <file name>
Warning message. You have attempted to access a
file in a way that contravenes the file's access
restrictions. For example, you may be trying to
modify a file to which the application has
read-only access.
19024 File: <file name> cannot be opened - too many open
files
Abort type message. Each MPE/iX system has a limit
to the number of files which may be opened by any
user. If the application attempts to open too many
data files this error will occur. Before this
error is encountered HP ALLBASE/4GL tries to close
all its own files first to enable the application
to continue. If this error does occur, you can use
the logic command FILE *CLOSE to close each file
that is not needed at the time. If you close a
file that is needed again later in the application,
HP ALLBASE/4GL automatically re-opens the file.
19027 Unable to write to file: <file name> - It is too
big
Abort type message. You have reached the file
limit defined for the file.
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