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LIST COMMAND
17.2 -- Messages
17.2
Mes-sages
The
following
messages
can
be
displayed by the LIST
command.
Not all
messages are error messages; however,
error
messages
are
included
in
the
list.
The
standa~d
er~or
messages that can be displayed by all commands are not listed
here.
PAGE ddd
<name>
This is the standard heading supplied
by
the LIST
command.
"ddd
n
is the
decimal
page
number
and
<name~
is the
~ile
name specification,
of the rile
being printed.
ENTER HEADING:
This message
is
displaqed when the
"H"
option
is
used
to
print
additional
heading text on each
page.
A
maximum of
100 (decimal)
characters
can
be
entered.
**
24 LOGICAL SECTOR NUMBER OUT OF RANGE
This error is caused when a
<start~
specification
references
a
logical
sector
number
that
is
greater than the logical sector number of the end
of
file.
**
34
INVALID START/END SPECIFICATIONS
The
<start~
and
<end~
specifications
on
the
command
line Ulere not both of the same -form (ilL"
or
"sn);
or
the
<end:>
specification
had
a
value
that
was
less
than
the
value
of the <start>
specification.
This error can also be caused
if
the
<start)
or
<endJ specifications begin with
letters other than ilL
II
or "5
11
•
**
35 INVALID PAGE FORMAT
The parameters of the ItF" option did not meet the
criteria explained in section 17.1.4.
**
36 FILE
EXHAUSTED BEFORE LINE FOUND
The
<start)
specification
on
the command line
specified a physical line number whose value
was
larger
than
the
total
number
of lines in the
file.
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17-04
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