Configure Messages (1300-1324) [ HP SYSTEM DICTIONARY XL SDMAIN ] MPE/iX 5.0 Documentation
HP SYSTEM DICTIONARY XL SDMAIN
Configure Messages (1300-1324)
1300 MESSAGE Too few columns are specified for the terminal (SDERR 1300)
CAUSE The number specified for the SCREEN-WIDTH keyword is too small.
ACTION Specify a number for the SCREEN-WIDTH that is 53 or larger.
This size is required because the width must be able to handle a
32-character name, a 15-character header and some spacing.
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1301 MESSAGE Too many columns are specified for the terminal (SDERR 1301)
CAUSE The number specified for the SCREEN-WIDTH keyword is too large.
ACTION Specify a number for the SCREEN-WIDTH that is not larger than
the maximum output size (132).
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1302 MESSAGE Too few lines are specified for the terminal (SDERR 1302)
CAUSE The number specified for the SCREEN-LENGTH keyword is too small.
ACTION Specify a number for the SCREEN-LENGTH that is 1 or larger.
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1303 MESSAGE Too few columns are specified for a page of paper (SDERR 1303)
CAUSE The number specified for the PAGE-WIDTH keyword is too small.
ACTION Specify a number for the PAGE-WIDTH that is 53 or larger. This
size is required because the width must be able to handle a 32
character name, a 15-character header and some spacing.
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1304 MESSAGE Too many columns are specified for a page of paper (SDERR 1304)
CAUSE The number specified for the PAGE-WIDTH keyword is too large.
ACTION Specify a number for the PAGE-WIDTH that is not larger than the
maximum output size (132).
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1305 MESSAGE Too few lines specified for a page of paper (SDERR 1305)
CAUSE The number specified for the PAGE-LENGTH keyword is too small.
ACTION Specify a number for the PAGE-LENGTH that is 1 or larger.
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1306 MESSAGE Configure not executed due to error (SDWARN 1306)
CAUSE There was an error in one or more of the CONFIGURE values so
none of the values were changed.
ACTION Refer to the associated error and correct the indicated problem.
1307 MESSAGE SINGLE-SPACE used instead of PAGE (SDWARN 1307)
CAUSE The SINGLE-SPACE keyword is recognized and the PAGE keyword
ignored.
ACTION No action is needed. The next time the command is issued,
specify only one spacing option.
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1308 MESSAGE SINGLE-SPACE used instead of DOUBLE-SPACE (SDWARN 1308)
CAUSE The SINGLE-SPACE keyword is used and the DOUBLE-SPACE keyword
ignored.
ACTION No action is needed. The next time the command is issued,
specify only one spacing option.
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1309 MESSAGE DOUBLE-SPACE used instead of PAGE (SDWARN 1309)
CAUSE The DOUBLE-SPACE keyword is used and the PAGE keyword ignored.
ACTION No action is needed. The next time the command is issued,
specify only one spacing option.
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1310 MESSAGE Default margins and report page-length are incompatible (SDWARN
1310)
CAUSE The output file and page-length fields cannot be reassigned
while in a nested report (you do not want output sent to
different files or have the page length changing within a file
while in the same report). When the values for these fields are
reset to their default values, they are not compatible with the
page defined by the top level report.
ACTION No action is required as the margins and page-length of the top
level report are used. The incompatibility should be checked to
make sure the various levels of the report are all set up to
write to the same size paper.
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