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ERROR MESSAGES
28.2 -- Standard Command Errors
If
a
non-standard device is being interraced
to
the
system
using
the
device
independent
lID
functions,
this
error
can
indicate
that
the
IOCGDW
entry of an
IOCB
<address of
COB)
is zero,
or
that
the
address
of
the
softruare
driver
(CDBSDA
of
CDB)
is zero.
**
32 INVALID RIB .
An attempt was made to open
a
rile
(usually
a
memor~-image
file) that has an invalid
RIB.
The
criteria for a valid
RIB
are explained in
detail
section
? 4 ?
The
REPAIR
command (Chapter
22)
should be used to correct the error.
**
33 TOO MANY SOURCE FILES
More file names were
specified
on
line
than
could
be
accommodated
the
command
by
a command
which
can
accept
multiple
file
names
as
parame t srs.
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34 INVALID START/END SPECIFICATIONS
The
start
and end specifications entered on the
command line for the
"LIST
command did
not
start
lIIi
th
th e
1 ettar s
liS"
or
"L
I I . .
Th is errol' can
occur if the starting specification
starts
with
liS" and the ending specification starts
~ith
"L",
or vice
ve~sa.
If the end
specification
has
a
value
less
than
the
value
of
the
start
specification,
then this error will also occur.
**
35 INVALID PAGE FORMAT
A
non-standar~
page format
had
an
invalid
number
lines/page.
The
specific
should
be
consulte~
for
specirications.
**
36 FILE EXHAUSTED BEFORE
LINE
FOUND
was
specified
which
or
columns/line
or
command
desc~iption
the
limits
of these
A start specification entered ontne command line
of
the
LIST
command
(Chapte~
17) specified a
physical line number whose value
w~s
larger
than
the
total number of lines in the file.
The same
type of
e~ror
can be
caused
by
a
line
number
specification in a
8LOKEDIT
command file (Chapter
5),
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