HP Fortran Programmer's Reference

I/O runtime error messages
Runtime I/O errors
Table A-1 Runtime I/O errors (Continued)
Error
no.
929 OPEN OF DIRECT
FILE WITH NO RECL
SPECIFIER
ATTEMPTED
630
Error message Description Action
930 OPEN WITH RECL
LESS THAN 1
ATTEMPTED
931 OPEN WITH ILLEGAL
BLANK SPECIFIER
ATTEMPTED
933 END (OR BEGIN) OF
FILE WITH NO END=x
SPECIFIER
937 ILLEGAL RECORD
NUMBER SPECIFIED
942 ERROR IN
LIST-DIRECTED READ
- CHARACTER DATA
READ FOR
ASSIGNMENT TO
NONCHARACTER
VARIABLE
944 RECORD TOO LONG
IN DIRECT
UNFORMATTED I/O
945 ERROR IN
FORMATTED I/O
OPEN statement has
ACCESS='DIRECT', but
no RECL= specifier.
RECL= specifier in
OPEN statement was
less than or equal to zero.
BLANK= specified string
other than 'NULL' or
'ZERO'
End-of-file mark read by
a READ statement with
no END= specifier to
indicate label to which to
jump.
A record number less
than one was specified
for direct I/O.
A character string was
read for a numerical or
logical variable.
Output requested is too
long for specified (or
pre-existing) record
length.
More bytes of I/O were
requested than exist in
the current record.
Add RECL= specifier to
OPEN statement, or
specify ACCESS=
'SEQUENTIAL'.
Specify a positive number
for RECL= specifier in
OPEN statement.
Use 'NULL' or 'ZERO' for
BLANK= specifier in
OPEN statement.
Use the END= specifier
to handle EOF, or check
logic.
Use record numbers
greater than zero.
Check input data and
input variable type.
Make the number of
bytes output by WRITE
less than or equal to the
file record size.
Match the format to the
data record.
Appendix A