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NetCOBOL V11.0 Messages
FUJITSU Software

4.3 Message Details

Messages are listed in numeric order.

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JMW0001I-I

THE ERROR WAS DETECTED IN '$1'. '$2'. '$3'. '$4'. '$5'. '$6'

COBOL Error Report action

The COBOL Error Report writes the status of the application to a report file and writes the status of the memory to a dump file.

Programmer response

Refer to the report file to remove the cause of the error.

  • $1 : the file name of the application file in which the error occurred

  • $2 : the time at which the error occurred

  • $3 : an error type

  • $4 : an error code

  • $5 : the report file name

  • $6 : the dump file name

Either 'APPLICATION ERROR' (application error) or 'COBOL RUN-TIME MESSAGE' (run-time message) is indicated as the error type. For an application error, an exception code and a character string denoting the exception code are generated as an error code; and for a run-time message, a run-time message body is generated. When the occurring error is an object of the dump output, the dump file name is output.

Refer to "COBOL Error Report overview" in the "NetCOBOL Debugging Guide".

JMW0002I-E

THE ERROR WAS DETECTED IN '$1'. '$2'. '$3'. '$4'. '$5'. '$6'

COBOL Error Report action

The COBOL Error Report continues with its processing by generating a message.

Programmer response

Remove the cause of the error.

  • $1 : the file name of the application file in which the error occurred

  • $2 : the time at which the error occurred

  • $3 : an error type

  • $4 : an error code

  • $5 : the cause to which an error report is not output

  • $6 : the cause to which a dump is not output

Either 'APPLICATION ERROR' (application error) or 'COBOL RUN-TIME MESSAGE' (run-time message) is indicated as the error type. For an application error, an exception code and a character string denoting the exception code are generated as an error code; and for a run-time message, a run-time message body is generated. When the occurring error is an object of the dump output, the cause to which the dump cannot be output is output.

Refer to "COBOL Error Report overview" in the "NetCOBOL Debugging Guide".

JMW0003I-W

THE START PARAMETER OF THE COBOL ERROR REPORT IS INVALID. '$1'

COBOL Error Report action

The COBOL Error Report continues with its processing by ignoring the specified start parameter ($1).

Programmer response

Specify the valid start parameter.

JMW0004I-W

THE OUTPUT OF THE ERROR DETECTION MESSAGE TO COMPUTER '$1' FAILED IN THE COBOL ERROR REPORT. '$2'

COBOL Error Report action

The COBOL Error Report continues with its processing by writing a message box or event log to the local computer.

Programmer response

Check the output destination ($2) and the computer name ($1) specified in the environment variable information @CBR_JUSTINTIME_DEBUG. Either 'MESSAGE BOX' (message box) or 'EVENT LOG' (event log) is generated as an output destination.

  • Verify the validity of the computer name. Correct as required.

  • Check to see if the specified computer is active. If inactive, turn on the computer.

Refer to "@CBR_JUSTINTIME_DEBUG" in Chapter 5 of the "NetCOBOL User's Guide".

JMW0005I-U

THE ERROR OCCURRED IN THE COBOL ERROR REPORT. '$1'

COBOL Error Report action

The COBOL Error Report terminates abnormally by aborting the affected application.

Programmer response

If $1 is 'INTERNAL ERROR =xxxx,' contact the technical support. "xxxx" denotes an internal error code (decimal).

If $1 is 'OUT-MEMORY,' one of the following conditions is conceivable:

  • Little memory available

    • Add to memory as needed.

  • Little virtual memory available

    • Add to virtual memory as needed.

  • Memory shared by a concurrently running application

    • Shut down the concurrently running application.

If $1 is SYSTEM ERROR=xxxx, it indicates an error code (hexadecimal) from the system and the meaning of the error code. Refer to "Appendix A System Error Codes" to determine the cause of the error and remove its cause.

JMW0006I-U

FAILED TO ATTACH TO THE PROCESS:  $1 ($2)

COBOL Error Report action

The COBOL Error Report terminates abnormally by continuing the application.

Programmer response

The $2 indicates the system error code (hexadecimal). The $1 indicates the meaning of the error code.

  • [Win32] If the COBOL Error Report was started for applications that do not respond, check that the process ID specified in the start parameter -p is correct.

  • Set "NO" to the environment variable @CBR_JUSTINTIME_DEBUG, and execute again. The error message that became a chance that COBOL Error Report starts is displayed, and deal referring to the error message.

Refer to "@CBR_JUSTINTIME_DEBUG" in Chapter 5 of the "NetCOBOL User's Guide".

JMW0007I-U

THE PROCESS IS TERMINATED DURING THE ERROR DIAGNOSIS.

COBOL Error Report action

The COBOL Error Report outputs the message and terminates abnormally.

Programmer response

Set "NO" to the environment variable @CBR_JUSTINTIME_DEBUG, and execute again. The error message that became a chance that COBOL Error Report starts is displayed, and deal referring to the error message.

Refer to "@CBR_JUSTINTIME_DEBUG" in Chapter 5 of the "NetCOBOL User's Guide".

JMW0008I-I

DIAGNOSED AN APPLICATION WITH NO RESPONSE. '$1'

COBOL Error Report action

The COBOL Error Report generates the status of the application in the report file.

Programmer response

Check the report file and remove the cause of the error. The $1 indicates the report file name.

JMW0009I-E

DIAGNOSED AN APPLICATION WITH NO RESPONSE, BUT FAILED TO OUTPUT A REPORT FILE. '$1'

COBOL Error Report action

The COBOL Error Report outputs the message and continues processing.

Programmer response

Remove the cause of output failure. The $1 is a character string in the format shown below. The system error code is a hexadecimal value.

'SYSTEM ERROR = system error code (error code meaning)'

Specify a folder to which you have access rights in the start parameter "-r" when the cause of the report file failure is: 'SYSTEM ERROR = 0x00000005 (Access is denied.)'

Refer to "Start parameter" in the "NetCOBOL Debugging Guide".

JMW0010I-I

WATCHED THE WRITING OF AN AREA. '$1'

COBOL Error Report action

The COBOL Error Report writes historical information concerning the overwritten area in the report file.

Programmer response

Check the report file and remove the cause of the area destruction. The $1 indicates the name of the created report file.

JMW0011I-E

WATCHED THE WRITING OF AN AREA, BUT FAILED TO OUTPUT A REPORT FILE. '$1'

COBOL Error Report action

The COBOL Error Report outputs the message and continues processing.

Programmer response

Remove the cause of output failure. The $1 is a character string in the format shown below. The system error code is a hexadecimal value.

'SYSTEM ERROR = system error code (error code meaning)'

Specify a folder to which you have access rights in the start parameter "-r" when the cause of the report file output failure is: 'SYSTEM ERROR = 0x00000005 (Access is denied.)'

Refer to "Start parameter" in the "NetCOBOL Debugging Guide".

JMW0012I-U

THE ADDRESS OF THE WATCH AREA IS NOT SPECIFIED.

COBOL Error Report action

The COBOL Error Report outputs the message and terminates abnormally.

Programmer response

Use the start parameter "-w" to specify the watch area address in environment variable @CBR_ATTACH_TOOL. Then, execute again.

JMW0013I-W

THE ERROR WAS DETECTED IN '$1'. '$2'. '$3'. '$4'. '$5'. '$6'

COBOL Error Report action

Though the COBOL Error Report made the report file, it failed in the dump file creation. The message is output, and processing is continued.

Programmer response

Remove the cause to which the dump file is not output.

  • $1 : the file name of the application file in which the error occurred

  • $2 : the time at which the error occurred

  • $3 : an error type

  • $4 : an error code

  • $5 : the report file name

  • $6 : the cause to which dump file is not output

Either 'APPLICATION ERROR' (application error) or 'COBOL RUN-TIME MESSAGE' (run-time message) is indicated as the error type. For an application error, an exception code and a character string denoting the exception code are generated as an error code; and for a run-time message, a run-time message body is generated.

JMW0014I-W

THE ERROR WAS DETECTED IN '$1'. '$2'. '$3'. '$4'. '$5'. '$6'

COBOL Error Report action

Though the COBOL Error Report made the dump file, it failed in the report file creation. The message is output, and processing is continued.

Programmer response

Remove the cause to which the report file is not output.

  • $1 : the file name of the application file in which the error occurred

  • $2 : the time at which the error occurred

  • $3 : an error type

  • $4 : an error code

  • $5 : the cause to which an error report is not output

  • $6 : the dump file name

Either 'APPLICATION ERROR' (application error) or 'COBOL RUN-TIME MESSAGE' (run-time message) is indicated as the error type. For an application error, an exception code and a character string denoting the exception code are generated as an error code; and for a run-time message, a run-time message body is generated.

JMW0099I-U

THE APPLICATION ERROR OCCURRED. '$1'. '$2'. '$3'. '$4'.

COBOL Error Report action

Though the COBOL Error Report generated the dump file, the report file creation failed. The message is output, and processing is continued.

Programmer response

Remove the cause.

  • $1 : the file name of the application file in which the error occurred

  • $2 : the module name of the application file in which the error occurred

  • $3 : the position in which the error occurred

  • $4 : an exception code