Message texts part2

EDT3179	ENTRY NAME MISSING OR INVALID Meaning The specified string does not fulfill the syntactical requirements for entry names, or the entry name is missing. Error switch: EDT. Response Correct and re-enter the statement.
EDT3180	JOKER SYMBOL EQUALS QUOTE Meaning Possible reasons: The value specified in the @SYMBOLS statement for the ASTERISK or SLASH chartacter is invalid as it is the same as one of the QUOTE characters. An @ON statement with keyword PATTERN could not be processed, as QUOTE1 or QUOTE2 is the same as the ASTERISK or SLASH character. Error switch: EDT. Response Choose different symbols for ASTERISK, SLASH, QUOTE1 and QUOTE2.
EDT3181	BOTH JOKER SYMBOLS ARE THE SAME Meaning An attempt was made to redefine one of the joker symbols by means of a @SYMBOLS statement. The statement was not processed because different symbols must be defined for ASTERISK and SLASH. Error switch: EDT. Response Choose different symbols for ASTERISK and SLASH, and re-enter the @SYMBOLS statement.
EDT3182	CCSN TOO LONG Meaning A string used for specifying a coded character set name consists of more than 8 characters. Error switch: EDT. Response Correct and re-enter statement.

EDT3183	LINE NUMBER EXPECTED Meaning A valid line number has to be specified after the keyword TO in the statement @SHOW, @FSTAT, @STATUS, @SYSTEM or @STAJV. Error switch: EDT. Response Correct and re-enter statement.
EDT3190	SPECIFIED NUMBER INVALID (VALID RANGE: 1..32768) Meaning The specified value is outside the valid range. Error switch: EDT. Response Correct and re-enter the statement.
EDT3191	OPERAND TOO LONG Meaning The specified operand is too long. Error switch: EDT. Response Correct and re-enter the statement.
EDT3192	ILLEGAL CHARACTER IN OPERAND Meaning The specified operand contains illegal characters. Error switch: EDT. Response Correct and re-enter the statement.
EDT3193	SPECIFIED WORK FILE INVALID (VALID RANGE: 0..22) Meaning The specified work file number is outside the valid range. Error switch: EDT. Response Correct and re-enter the statement.

EDT3194	SPECIFIED NUMBER INVALID (VALID RANGE: 1..9) Meaning The specified record mark is outside the valid range. Error switch: EDT. Response Correct and re-enter the statement.
EDT3195	SPECIFIED UNICODE VALUE INVALID Meaning The specification of a separator character, a structure symbol, a surrogate character or a filler character as a Unicode value does not correspond to a valid character. Error switch: EDT. Response Correct and re-enter the statement.
EDT3196	SPECIFIED HEX OR BINARY VALUE INVALID Meaning The specified haxadecimal or binary value does not correspond to a valid character. Error switch: EDT. Response Correct and re-enter the statement.
EDT3197	SPECIFIED NUMBER INVALID (VALID RANGE: 0..32768) Meaning The specified value is outside the valid range. Error switch: EDT. Response Correct and re-enter the statement.
EDT3198	SPECIFIED NUMBER INVALID (VALID RANGE: 0..99999999) Meaning The specified value is outside the valid range. Error switch: EDT. Response Correct and re-enter the statement.

EDT3199	SPECIFIED NUMBER INVALID (VALID RANGE: 0..31) Meaning The specified value is outside the valid range. Error switch: EDT. Response Correct and re-enter the statement.
EDT3200	SPECIFIED NUMBER INVALID (VALID RANGE: 1..8) Meaning The specified value is outside the valid range. Error switch: EDT. Response Correct and re-enter the statement.
EDT3201	SPECIFIED NUMBER INVALID (VALID RANGE: 0..65535) Meaning The specified value is outside the valid range. Error switch: EDT. Response Correct and re-enter the statement.
EDT3202	SPECIFIED NUMBER INVALID (VALID RANGE: 1..65535) Meaning The specified value is outside the valid range. Error switch: EDT. Response Correct and re-enter the statement.
EDT3203	’KEY’ OPERAND ALREADY DEFINED Meaning The KEY operand has been specified a second time. Error switch: EDT. Response Correct and re-enter the statement.
EDT3204	’CODE’ OPERAND ALREADY DEFINED Meaning The CODE operand has been specified a second time. Error switch: EDT. Response Correct and re-enter the statement.

EDT3205	’KEY’ OPERAND IS MISSING OR INVALID Meaning The KEY operand has been specified without a valid operand value. Error switch: EDT. Response Correct and re-enter the statement.
EDT3206	SPECIFIED NUMBER INVALID (VALID RANGE: 0..255) Meaning The specified value is outside the valid range. Error switch: EDT. Response Correct and re-enter the statement.
EDT3207	SPECIFIED NUMBER INVALID (VALID RANGE: 0..256) Meaning The specified value is outside the valid range. Error switch: EDT. Response Correct and re-enter the statement.
EDT3209	SPECIFIED WORK FILE INVALID (VALID RANGE: 1..22) Meaning The specified work file number is outside the valid range. Error switch: EDT. Response Correct and re-enter the statement.
EDT3210	’LENGTH’ OPERAND IS MISSING OR INVALID Meaning The LENGTH operand has been specified without a valid operand value. Error switch: EDT. Response Correct and re-enter the statement.
EDT3211	’LENGTH’ OPERAND ALREADY DEFINED Meaning The LENGTH operand has been specified a second time. Error switch: EDT. Response Correct and re-enter the statement.

EDT3212	’MARK’ OPERAND IS MISSING OR INVALID Meaning The MARK operand has been specified without a valid operand value. Error switch: EDT. Response Correct and re-enter the statement.
EDT3213	’MARK’ OPERAND ALREADY DEFINED Meaning The MARK operand has been specified a second time. Error switch: EDT. Response Correct and re-enter the statement.
EDT3214	LINK NAME IS MISSING OR INVALID Meaning The specified link name has no valid value. Error switch: EDT. Response Correct and re-enter the statement.
EDT3215	MISSING CLOSING QUOTE IN STRING Meaning A string was specified without a closing quote symbol. Error switch: EDT. Response Correct and re-enter the statement.
EDT3216	INVALID RANGE (LOWER > UPPER) Meaning The first switch number in the @SETSW statement is higher than the second one. Error switch: EDT. Response Correct and re-enter the statement.

EDT3217	TOO MANY DIGITS IN NUMBER Meaning The decimal integer used for numbering lines in the @SEQUENCE statement may only have up to 8 digits. Error switch: EDT. Response Correct and re-enter the statement.
EDT3218	’TO’ OPERAND EXPECTED Meaning In the @COPY or @MOVE statement a TO operand is missing. Error switch: EDT. Response Correct and re-enter the statement.
EDT3219	’TYPE’ OPERAND NOT ALLOWED Meaning The TYPE operand is only allowed for DMS files. Error switch: EDT. Response Correct and re-enter the statement.
EDT3220	’KEY’ OPERAND NOT ALLOWED Meaning The KEY operand is only allowed for DMS files. Error switch: EDT. Response Correct and re-enter the statement.
EDT3221	’CODE’ OPERAND NOT ALLOWED Meaning The CODE operand is only allowed for POSIX files. Error switch: EDT. Response Correct and re-enter the statement.

EDT3222	INCREMENT MISSING OR INVALID Meaning No increment is specified or the increment value is invalid. Error switch: EDT. Response Correct and re-enter the statement.
EDT3223	UFS FILE NAME MISSING OR INVALID Meaning The specification of a UFS file name is missing, or it does not follow the syntax of a file name in the POSIX file system. Error switch: EDT. Response Correct and re-enter the statement.
EDT3224	SPECIFIED NUMBER INVALID (VALID RANGE: 1..2048) Meaning The factor n in the repetition statement # is not within the permissible range. Error switch: EDT. Response Correct and re-enter the statement.
EDT3901	ILLEGAL BINARY CONSTANT Meaning A string with a ’B’ in front of the first single quote or the text input after @INPUT BINARY is in error. Only the digits ’0’ and ’1’ are valid characters, and the string must not be empty. Error switch: EDT. Response Correct and re-enter the statement or text.
EDT3902	ILLEGAL HEX CONSTANT Meaning A string with an ’X’ in front of the first single quote or the text input after @INPUT HEX is in error. Only the digits 0 to 9 and the letters A to F are valid characters and the string must not be empty. Error switch: EDT. Response Correct and re-enter the statement or text.

EDT3903	INVALID RANGE Meaning Either the line numbers in the specified range are invalid or a dash (-) is not followed by a second line number. Error switch: EDT. Response Correct and re-enter the statement.
EDT3904	INVALID SUBSTRING Meaning A @SET statement contains an invalid substring. All substrings must comply with the syntax ln or +/-int. Error switch: EDT.
EDT3905	INVALID VARIABLE Meaning A line number, string or integer variable has been specified incorrectly. Error switch: EDT. Response Correct and re-enter the statement.
EDT3906	LINE NUMBER INVALID Meaning Possible error cause: The integer variable in the statement @SET (format 3) does not contain a valid line number. The target line number variable in the statement @SET (format 4 or 5) does not contain a valid line number. The destination of the output in the statement @GETJV is not a valid line number. The line number is too high for the specified KEYLEN of a file opened in real mode by means of an @OPEN statement. Error switch: EDT. Response Correct and re-enter the statement.

EDT3907	EMPTY STRING NOT PERMISSIBLE Meaning A string specified directly or indirectly (i.g. by means of a EDT string variable or a SDF-P variable) is empty. But that is not permissible for this statement. Error switch: EDT. Response Correct and re-enter the statement.
EDT3908	STRING MISSING OR INVALID Meaning A string is missing in a statement or is invalid. In compatibility mode, the error cause also may be that no file name is specified in an I/O statement and neither a local nor a global @FILE entry is defined. Error switch: EDT. Response Correct and re-enter the statement.
EDT3909	PARAMETER ERROR Meaning Some of the most common error causes are: the line number or increment is invalid one or more operands are missing in the statement invalid ON/OFF the number of a procedure file is ’0’ the value in @SETSW statement is greater than 31. Error switch: EDT. Response Correct and re-enter the statement.
EDT3910	DUPLICATE FORMAL OPERAND Meaning A formal operand has been specified at least twice in the @PARAMS statement. Error switch: EDT. Response Correct and re-enter the statement.

EDT3911	DUPLICATE KEYWORD Meaning A keyword has been specified at least twice in a @DO statement. Error switch: EDT. Response Correct and re-enter the statement.
EDT3922	INVALID COLUMN (RANGE) Meaning The value specified for a column is invalid, or the specified column (range) is syntactically incorrect. Error switch: EDT. Response Correct and re-enter the statement.
EDT3951	PROCEDURE NUMBER > 22 Meaning Error switch: EDT.
EDT3952	INVALID SYMBOL Meaning For the symbol definition a special character has to be choosen. Error switch: EDT. Response Choose a valid special character as symbol.
EDT3991	SYNTAX ERROR IN EXTERNAL STATEMENT Meaning The external routine reports a syntax error in the specified statement without any additional information. Error switch: EDT. Response Correct and re-enter the statement.
EDT3999	(&00) Meaning The external routine reports a syntax error in the specified statement with the message (&00). Error switch: EDT. Response Correct and re-enter the statement.

EDT4200	MACRO ’(&00)’: DMS ERROR CODE: ’(&01)’ Meaning All DMS errors are output in this form: (&00): DMS macro (OPEN, etc.) during whose processing the error occurred. (&01): hexadecimal error code. For more detailed information about the DMS error enter the ISP command /HELP DMS(&01) or the SDF command /HELP-MESS DMS(&01) in system mode, or see the BS2000 manual "System Messages" or one of the BS2000 DMS manuals. Processing of an @INPUT file is aborted due to this error. Error switch: DMS.
EDT4201	MACRO ’(&00)’: JVS ERROR CODE: ’(&01)’ Meaning All JVS errors are output in this form: (&00): JVS macro (STAJV, etc.) during whose processing the error occurred (&01): Hexadecimal error code. For more detailed information about the JVS error enter the ISP command /HELP JVS(&01) or the SDF command /HELP-MESS JVS(&01) in system mode, or see the BS2000 manual "System Messages" or the BS2000 JVS manual. Processing of an @INPUT file is aborted due to this error. Error switch: DMS.
EDT4202	MACRO ’(&00)’: SDF-P ERROR CODE: ’(&01)’ Meaning All SDF-P errors are output in this form: (&00): SDF-P macro (PUTVAR, etc.) during whose processing the error occured. (&01): Hexadecimal error code. For more detailed information about the SDF-P error enter the ISP command /HELP SDP(&01) or the SDF command /HELP-MESS SDP(&01) in system mode, or see the BS2000 manual "System Messages" or the BS2000 SDF-P manual. Processing of an @INPUT file is aborted due to this error. Error switch: DMS.

EDT4203	MACRO ’(&00)’: XHCS ERROR CODE: ’(&01)’ Meaning All XHCS errors are output in this form: (&00): XHCS macro (NLSCODE, etc.) during whose processing the error occured (&01): Hexadecimal error code. For more detailed information about the XHCS error see the BS2000 manual "XHCS". Processing of an @INPUT file is aborted due to this error. Error switch: DMS.
EDT4204	MACRO ’(&00)’: TIAM ERROR CODE: ’(&01)’ Meaning All TIAM errors are output in this form: (&00): TIAM-Macro (WRLST, etc.) during whose processing the error occured (&01): Hexadecimal error code. For more detailed information about the TIAM error see the BS2000 manual "TIAM" or the BS2000 manual "Macro Calls". Processing of an @INPUT file is aborted due to this error. Error switch: DMS.
EDT4205	MACRO ’(&00)’: BLS ERROR CODE: ’(&01)’ Meaning All errors of the dynamic binder loader are output in this form: (&00): BLS macro (BIND) during whose processing the error occured (&01): Hexadecimal error code. For more detailed information about the BLS error see the BS2000 manual "Dynamic Binder Loader" or the BS2000 manual "Macro cals". Processing of an @INPUT file is aborted due to this error. Error switch: DMS.
EDT4206	POSIX-CALL ’(&00)’: ERROR ’(&01)’ Meaning All errors reported by POSIX-calls are output in this form: (&00): Function which returns an error (&01): error code returned in C-variable ERRNO. For more detailed information about the error see the BS2000 manual "C library functions" or the BS2000 manual "POSIX". Processing of an @INPUT file is aborted due to this error. Error switch: DMS.

EDT4207	MACRO ’(&00)’: SDF ERROR CODE: ’(&01)’ Meaning All errors of SDF-macros are output in this form: (&00): SDF-Macro (CMDSTA, etc.) during whose processing the error occured (&01): Hexadecimal error code. For more detailed information about the SDF error see the BS2000 manual "SDF-A". Processing of an @INPUT file is aborted due to this error. Error switch: DMS.
EDT4208	MACRO ’(&00)’ RETURNS ERROR CODE ’(&01)’ Meaning When executing the macro (&00) an error with error code (&01) occurred. The error code is issued in form of a message number if available. Otherwise the complete macro returncode (subcode2, subcode1, maincode) is issued. If there are two return codes available, both are issued, separated by a /. For more detailed information about the error see the appropriate BS2000 manual. Error switch: EDT, DMS.
EDT4209	FUNCTION ’(&00)’ RETURNS ERROR ’(&01)’ Meaning When executing the function (&00) an (&01) error was returned in C-variable ERRNO. For more detailed information about the error see the appropriate BS2000 manual. Error switch: EDT, DMS.
EDT4300	ERROR AT SYSTEM COMMAND: ERROR CODE ’(&00)’ Meaning The command specified in the @SYSTEM statement is rejected by the CMD macro. For more detailed information about the error cause enter the command /HELP-MESS (&00) in system mode, or see the BS2000 manual "System Messages". Error switch: DMS.
EDT4310	SDF: SYNTAX ERROR IN LINE (&00) Meaning While checking the syntax of data lines with @SDFTEST a syntax error has been detected in line (&00) and could not be corrected in a SDF error dialog. Error switch: EDT. Response Enable SDF guided error dialog, e.g. by @SYSTEM ’/MODIFY-SDF-OPTIONS GUIDANCE=MIN’.

EDT4312	CHECK TAB COLUMNS IN LINE (&00) Meaning The CHECK function was specified for the @TABS statement. CHECK detected that in line (&00) tabs caused reverse positioning, i.e. text was overwritten. Processing of @TABS RANGE has been aborted. Error switch: EDT.
EDT4313	LINE (&00) > 256 CHARACTERS Meaning The length of line (&00) would exceed 256 characters. Processing of @TABS RANGE has been aborted. Error switch: EDT.
EDT4314	LINE (&00) > 32768 CHARACTERS Meaning The length of line (&00) would exceed 32768 characters. Processing of @TABS RANGE has been aborted. Error switch: EDT.
EDT4315	RANGE SYMBOL MUST NOT BE USED AS STATEMENT SYMBOL Meaning For the definition of a new statement symbol with statement @: the actual range symbol (see @RANGE) was used. The statement is not processed. Error switch: EDT.
EDT4900	/SET-FILE-LINK IS IN EFFECT Meaning A /SET-FILE-LINK command with a link name used by EDT (EDTSAM, EDTISAM, or EDTMAIN) is active. However, the file name specified in the EDT statement (@GET, @READ, @INPUT, @OPEN, @ELIM, @WRITE or @SAVE) does not match the one specified in the /SET-FILE-LINK command. The statement is not processed. Error switch: EDT.
EDT4901	ONE INPUT FILE IS ALREADY ACTIVE Meaning The @INPUT statement is not permissible inside an @INPUT procedure. Error switch: EDT.

EDT4903	BOTH OPERANDS IN ’@QUOTE’ STATEMENT ARE THE SAME Meaning If both operands are specified in the @QUOTE statement, they must be different. Error switch: EDT.
EDT4904	BTAM FILES NOT SUPPORTED Meaning An attempt was made to process a BTAM file by means of a @GET, @SAVE @READ, @WRITE, @INPUT, @OPEN or @ELIM statement. However, EDT does not support BTAM files. Error switch: EDT.
EDT4906	’(&00)’ NOT POSSIBLE FOR CURRENT WORK FILE Meaning The statement (&00) refers to the current work file and therefore is impossible to be executed (e.g. @DO, @DROP). Error switch: EDT.
EDT4907	’@DROP’ NOT POSSIBLE DURING PROCEDURE FILE PROCESSING Meaning The @DROP statement is not permissible inside a @DO procedure. Error switch: EDT.
EDT4908	INVALID COMMAND Meaning The command specified in the @SYSTEM statement either contains an error or cannot be passed by the CMD macro. Error switch: DMS. Response Correct and re-enter the statement or branch to system mode by means of @SYSTEM.
EDT4909	WORK FILE ALREADY ACTIVE Meaning In a @PROC statement the number of current work file was specified. Error switch: EDT.

EDT4910	S-VARIABLE MUST BE OF TYPE LIST Meaning The SDF-P variable specified in a @GETLIST or @SETLIST statement or in a @LOG statement in compatibility mode is not of type LIST or has not been declared yet. Error switch: EDT. Response If the variable has not been declared yet, perform the system command /DECL-VAR NAME=..,MULT-ELEM=LIST before re-entering the statement.
EDT4912	EAM OPEN ERROR Meaning An EAM file cannot be opened during a @LIST statement in conjunction with the ’I’ operand. Error switch: EDT.
EDT4913	EAM WRITE ERROR Meaning A write error has occurred while writing to an EAM file (@LIST statement in conjunction with the ’I’ operand). Error switch: EDT.
EDT4916	FILE ’(&00)’ NOT IN CATALOG Meaning A file name specified in a @FSTAT, @GET, @READ, @INPUT, @ELIM, @SAVE @WRITE, @COPY, or @UNSAVE statement does not exist in the catalog. If this error occurs in an @FSTAT statement, the DMS error switch is also set for reasons of compatibility. Processing of @INPUT files is, however not aborted. In new EDT procedures only the EDT error switch should be checked. Error switch: EDT, DMS (see meaning text).
EDT4918	FORMAL OPERAND MISSING Meaning A formal operand has been expected but not found in a @PARAMS statement. Error switch: EDT.

EDT4919	REQM ERROR FOR (&00) BUFFER Meaning During processing of a @FSTAT, @STAJV, @LIST I or @SYSTEM statement using the (&00) macro, the required pages of virtual address space could not be provided by REQM for the (&00) buffer. E.g.: for FSTAT >=15 pages, for STAJV 8 pages, for EAM 1 page for CMD 8 pages. Error switch: EDT.
EDT4920	STATEMENT ILLEGAL DURING PROCEDURE FILE PROCESSING Meaning The specified statement is not permissible inside a @DO or @INPUT procedure (e.g. @INPUT, @SETF GLOBAL, ...). Error switch: EDT.
EDT4921	STATEMENT ILLEGAL DURING ’@INPUT’ PROCESSING Meaning The @UPDATE statement (format 2), @CODENAME or @GOTO has been read from a file opened by means of @INPUT. Error switch: EDT.
EDT4923	INVALID FILE NAME Meaning The file name specified in a @FSTAT, @GET, @READ, @INPUT, @OPEN, @ELIM @WRITE, @SAVE, @UNSAVE, @COPY or @DELETE statement does not comply with the conventions governing the definition of the file names. In compatibility mode, a possible error cause is that the file name specified in single quotes or in a string variable has a leading blank. Error switch: EDT, DMS.
EDT4924	INVALID FORMAL OPERAND Meaning A @PARAMS statement contains an invalid formal operand. Error switch: EDT.
EDT4925	STATEMENT ONLY PERMITTED IN WORK FILE 0 Meaning A file can only be opened in real mode in work file 0. Error switch: EDT.

EDT4926	INVALID KEY Meaning In the @GET ’...’ N, @READ ’...’ KEY, or @ELIM ’...’ statement an attempt was made to access a record using an invalid key. Processing of the statement has been aborted. Processing of the @INPUT files has been aborted in case of DMS errors. In batch mode or if EDT is reading in data from SYSDTA by means of RDATA EDT terminates and the following message is displayed: "EDT8001 EDT TERMINATED ABNORMALLY". Error switch: EDT, DMS.
EDT4927	INVALID KEY IN FILE OPENED IN REAL MODE Meaning An ISAM file has been opened in real mode (@OPEN) and an attempt has been made to access a record by means of an invalid key. Processing of the statement has been aborted, and the file currently being processed has been closed. Processing of @INPUT files is aborted as in the case of DMS errors. In batch mode or if EDT is reading from SYSDTA by means of RDATA, EDT terminates and the following message is displayed: "EDT8001 EDT TERMINATED ABNORMALLY". Error switch: EDT, DMS.
EDT4928	INVALID VALUE Meaning Possible error cause: In a @COMPARE statement (format 1) the value of int2 is greater than that of int1. The string specified after STRING keyword in a @SET statement (format 3) cannot be interpreted as a line number. A @PARAMS keyword or a @DO operand has an invalid value. Error switch: EDT.
EDT4929	ISAM ’RECORD-FORMAT=*FIXED’ NOT SUPPORTED Meaning An attempt has been made to process a file with fixed record length using the @OPEN statement and the /SET-FILE-LINK command with LINK-NAME=EDTMAIN. Error switch: EDT.

EDT4930	’KEY-POSITION <> 1’ AND ’RECORD-FORMAT=*FIXED’ NOT SUPPORTED Meaning In a @GET or @SAVE statement an ISAM file has been assigned by means of a /SET-FILE-LINK ...,LINK-NAME=EDTISAM,ACCESS-METHOD=ISAM(REC- FORM=FIXED...) command, but the file does not have ’KEY-POSITION=1’. Error switch: EDT.
EDT4931	KEY-LENGTH TOO BIG Meaning A @GET, @SAVE, @ELIM or @OPEN statement has been issued for a file with KEY-LENGTH >8. Error switch: EDT.
EDT4932	LINE NUMBER NOT FOUND Meaning A line number has been specified for a string, but the line is not in the procedure file or the file is empty, or the range of lines specified in the @COMPARE statement is invalid. Error switch: EDT. If a non existing line number has been specified for a string while an EDT procedure (@DO or @INPUT) is being processed, and logging has not been activated by means of the PRINT operand, this message is not displayed and the EDT error switch is not set either. However the statement will not be processed.
EDT4933	MODULE LOADING NOT POSSIBLE Meaning It is not possible to load the module (e.g. EDTSTRT) by means of the @RUN or @USE statement. Error switch: EDT.
EDT4934	FILE HAS ACCESS METHOD SAM Meaning The first file name specified in the @OPEN statement is the name of a SAM file. A copy of the SAM file can be processed in real mode by specifying ’@OPEN <file1> AS <file2>’. Error switch: EDT.
EDT4935	FILE IS OPENED REAL Meaning An attempt was made to process a statement that is not permissible as long as the file is opened real by means of @OPEN (e.g. @RENUMBER). Error switch: EDT.

EDT4936	’KEY-POSITION <>5’ AND ’RECORD-FORMAT=*VARIABLE’ NOT SUPPORTED Meaning It is not possible to process a file with that catalog properties by means of @GET, @SAVE or @OPEN. Error switch: EDT.
EDT4937	NO MORE SPACE FOR OPERAND VALUES Meaning A current operand value or a formal keyword value consisting of n characters uses (n+1) bytes of a virtual memory page reserved for procedure file arguments (values). With the exception of empty operands, this message is displayed if a value causes more than 4096 bytes to be used. For more detailed information on the error see the "EDT" manual. Error switch: EDT.
EDT4938	NO MORE SPACE FOR OPERANDS Meaning A formal operand of length n (including the ’&’ character) is using (n+4) bytes on a page of the virtual memory reserved for formal operands of procedure files. If an operand causes more than 4096 bytes to be used this message is displayed. The page for formal operands will not be allocated if no operands are used. It will be returned after all procedure files have been dropped by means of the @DROP statement, or if no more @INPUT files are active. For more detailed information on the error see the "EDT" manual. Error switch: EDT.
EDT4939	’@END’ WITHOUT ’@PROC’ STATEMENT Meaning An @END statement has been specified but there is no procedure file which has to be ended, that means that the current work file is work file 0. Error switch: EDT.
EDT4940	POSITION VALUES NOT ASCENDING Meaning The values in a @TABS statement to define the positions of the hardware tabulators and the software tabulators (in Unicode mode) must be in ascending order. Error switch: EDT. Response Correct and re-enter the statement.

EDT4941	NO POSITIONS DEFINED Meaning Tabulators cannot be activated until the positions have been defined. Error switch: EDT. Response Define the positions using the @TABS statement.
EDT4942	STATEMENT ONLY POSSIBLE IN PROCEDURE FILE Meaning A @RETURN or @GOTO statement (in compatibility mode also an @IF statement) can only be executed while a procedure file is being processed. Error switch: EDT.
EDT4943	CHANGE OF CCS NOT POSSIBLE - WORK FILES NOT EMPTY Meaning A change of the coded character set is only possible, if all work files are empty. Either a @CODENAME statement was issued, or a file with a CCS name different from the actual was to be input or opened (@READ @OPEN,..). Error switch: EDT. Response Re-enter statement after closing opened files and deleting work files.
EDT4944	@PARAMS STATEMENT MISSING Meaning The @DO statement contains operands, but there is no @PARAMS statement in the procedure file, or it is not the first statement in the procedure file. Error switch: EDT.
EDT4945	NOT POSSIBLE ON THIS TERMINAL Meaning Possible error cause: An attempt was made to change the screen dimension with a @VDT statement for a terminal other than a 9763. An attempt was made to define hardware tabulators for a 3270 terminal. Error switch: EDT.
EDT4946	OVERFLOW ERROR Meaning The result of an integer expression exceeds the highest positive or negative value of an integer variable (2^31-1,-2^31). Error switch: EDT.

EDT4947	PAM FILE NOT SUPPORTED Meaning An attempt was made to process a PAM file by means of a @GET, @READ @INPUT, @OPEN, @ELIM, @SAVE or @WRITE statement. PAM files are not supported by EDT. Error switch: EDT.
EDT4948	POSITIONAL OPERAND AFTER KEYWORD OPERAND Meaning In a @DO statement a positional operand has been specified after a keyword operand. Error switch: EDT.
EDT4949	PROCEDURE FILE IS EMPTY Meaning An EDT procedure started by means of a @DO statement is empty. Error switch: EDT.
EDT4950	WORK FILE IS UNDEFINED Meaning No work file was specified in the @DO statement and no work file has been left with @END before. In compatibility mode, a possible error cause also may be that in a @DO or @COMPARE statement a procedure file has been specified that has not been used yet. Error switch: EDT.
EDT4951	WORK FILE IS EMPTY. STATEMENT NOT PROCESSED Meaning The statement refers to a line number which cannot be found as the work file is empty. Error switch: EDT.
EDT4952	NO SEPARATOR DEFINED Meaning The statement @SEPARATE has been issued without operator AT. As there has not been defined a separator with @PAR SEPARATOR before, the statement cannot be performed. Error switch: EDT. Response Issue the character for separation in the statement @SEPARATOR after the operand AT or preset it with @PAR SEPARATOR.

EDT4953	NO CHARACTER FOR TABULATOR DEFINED Meaning The statement @TABS RANGE has been issued. But there has not been activated a character for tabulator yet. Error switch: EDT. Response Define and activate a character and positions for the tabulator before repeating @TABS RANGE.
EDT4954	REQM ERROR. PLEASE ACKNOWLEDGE. REPLY (Y=YES) Meaning The attempt by EDT to allocate additional memory is rejected with a return code, or the ENTRLINE routine has been called by an EDT subroutine (@RUN), but no virtual memory is available. Error switch: not set. Response Y: EDT returns to the next free line number. Else: The message will be repeated. If this message is output during processing of an EDT procedure, the processing can be ended by issuing K2 and /INTR.
EDT4955	PROCEDURE FILE(S) NOT YET TERMINATED Meaning A @DROP statement is not permitted while there are nested procedure files which are not yet terminated. Error switch: EDT.
EDT4956	SYSDTA EOF Meaning EDT issued a read instruction, but an end-of-file condition occurred. If ’EOF’ is reported by RDATA (@EDIT ONLY mode), the EDT will switch to WRTRD (@EDIT mode). If ’EOF’ is reported by WRTRD or in batch mode EDT will issue a BKPT. Then the EOF condition can be reset, and processing can be continued by means of the /RESUME-PROGRAM command. Error switch: EDT.
EDT4957	SYSDTA NOT ASSIGNED OR READ ERROR Meaning The RDATA macro supplied the return code X’14’ or X’18’. The EDT run will be aborted and the message "EDT8001 EDT TERMINATED ABNORMALLY" displayed. Error switch: EDT.

EDT4958	@SYSTEM STATEMENT INCORRECT Meaning The command specified in the @SYSTEM statement contains an invalid operand or returned an DMS error. Error switch: DMS.
EDT4959	WORK FILE ALREADY ACTIVE Meaning A work file that is currently used to execute a @DO procedure (active work file), can not be made the actual work file. Error switch: EDT.
EDT4960	TIAM MACRO ERROR Meaning One of the macros WROUT, WRTRD, RDATA or MSG7 reported an error with return code X’04’ or X’08’. EDT terminates with the message "EDT8001 EDT TERMINATED ABNORMALLY". In the case of the return code X’08’ an area dump is output additionally. Error switch: not set.
EDT4961	TOO MANY PROCEDURE FILES ACTIVE Meaning Only 22 procedure files can be processed at the same time. The @DO statement is rejected. Error switch: EDT.
EDT4962	TOO MANY NESTED PROCEDURE FILES Meaning Only 22 procedure files can be nested. The @PROC statement is rejected. In compatibility mode, the @INPUT statement is rejected too. Error switch: EDT.
EDT4963	TOO MANY OPERANDS Meaning There are more current operands in the @DO statement than formal operands in the @PARAMS statement. Error switch: EDT.

EDT4964	LINE NUMBER AREA EMPTY Meaning A @ statement (or in Unicode mode a @SET statement, format 6) has been specified to make the last stored pair of line number and increment the actual line number and increment. However no more entries exist in the line number area. Error switch: EDT.
EDT4965	TOO MANY POSITIONAL OPERANDS Meaning There are more positional operands in a @DO statement than have been specified in a @PARAMS statement. Error switch: EDT.
EDT4966	’UPDATE’ FOR ISAM FILE NOT POSSIBLE Meaning A @WRITE statement with UPDATE operand has been specified for an ISAM file. Error switch: EDT.
EDT4967	’UPDATE’ FOR SAM FILE NOT POSSIBLE Meaning A @SAVE statement with UPDATE operand has been specified for a SAM file. Error switch: EDT.
EDT4968	WORK FILE NOT EMPTY Meaning There are still some lines in the work file. Opening a file for real processing using @OPEN statement is only permitted if the work file is empty. Error switch: EDT.
EDT4969	WRONG VERSION: (&00) (&01) Meaning A file name has been specified in a statement with a wrong version number. In this message EDT displays the correct version number of the file. If the file is only to be read, the statement will be processed. In the case of write access, the statement will not be processed. If a statement containing a wrong version number (write and read access) is read from an @INPUT file, the procedure will be aborted. Error switch: DMS.
EDT4971	FIRST FILE EMPTY OR NOT CATALOGED Meaning An AS file has been specified in an @OPEN statement but the first file is either empty or not cataloged. Error switch: EDT.