This section explains the messages written by the COBOL commands, the action taken by the system, and appropriate programmer responses. Variable character strings are expressed as "$s" in the messages below.
System action
Compilation terminated.
Response
Specify the correct file name, then re-execute.
System action
Compilation terminated.
Response
Specify the correct sub-option, then re-execute.
System action
Compilation continued. Option %s was ignored.
Response
To validate the option %s, re-execute without specifying the -Tm option.
System action
Compilation terminated.
Response
Specify the name of the file to be compiled, then re-execute.
System action
Compilation terminated.
Response
Specify the correct option, then re-execute. The illegal option is written for $s.
System action
Compilation terminated.
Response
Specify the correct file name, then re-execute. The file name is written for $s.
System action
Terminates compilation abnormally.
Response
Check and eliminate the cause of the error. System error code errno=0xXXX (expressed in hexadecimal) is written for $s1. The name of the processing in which the system error occurred is written for $s2.
System action
Terminates compilation abnormally.
Response
The memory required for compilation is not available.
If many applications are being executed at the same time, stop the applications and compile again. Alternatively, increase the amount of virtual memory or physical memory.
